The video starts with a white screen, where a director's card is seen, with the writing, "サンダーボルトプロモ#1". The color of the screen quickly fades to black. Thunder crashes, followed by the start of an extremely generic speed-rock song, reminiscent of the old, original Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers Theme.
" 私は、超高速サンダー、日本からの伝説的な高フライヤーです!"
Subtitles: I am the lightning-fast Thunderbolt, legendary high-flyer from Japan!
A spotlight shines onto the middle of the screen, revealing a piece of a very large man's chest. The spotlight clearly isn't big enough to reveal his entire body. The camera quickly jolts uncomfortably close to Thunderbolt's face, as he twists it into a very alarming, wide-eyed smile.
" 私は日本が今まで見た最大の高空飛行のアクションを与えるために私の4年間の退職から出てきています!"
Subtitles: "I am coming out of my 4-year retirement to give you the greatest high-flying action Japan has ever seen!"
The screen quickly jumps to a montage of suspiciously-edited Thunderbolt matches. In the first clip, a very, very, VERY large sumo wrestler is trying, and (barely) succeeding at making it to the top rope. He struggles to keep his balance under the violently bending turnbuckle under him, and points to the sky. Right as he's about to jump, you can see the floor audience standing up and rushing to arena doors, trying to preemptively avoid the shooting debris of the ring that's very obviously about to be destroyed, before the screen cuts to another match. For some reason involving a cheap editing studio, and an unskilled editing technician, the music skips along with the frame. The second scene involves Thunderbolt standing over his opponent, looking directly at the camera. He gives the camera a look before running toward the ropes, looking to bounce off them, but the scene cuts off before hitting the ropes.
Back in the editing studio, the camera is still alarmingly close to Thunderbolt's face. So close, in fact, parts of his face are obscured by the edge of the frame.
" 私の汚い口の対戦相手は、それが打たれるためにどのようなものかを学びます...サンダーボルトで!"
Subtitles: My filthy-mouthed opponents will learn what it's like to be struck... by a Thunderbolt!
He smiles at the camera for about four seconds. For the following tenth of a second, the camera shoots downward, and you can hear the distinct sound of laughing. All the audio then goes silent, and the following logo clicks onto the screen: