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| ⚫ | Mazuarta |
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| + | |fullname = Mazuarta of the Music |
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| + | |alias = Mazuarta |
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| + | |origin = ''Tensou Sentai Goseiger'' |
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| + | |occupation = [[Universal Annihilation Army Warstar]] |
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| + | |skills = Combat prowess |
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| + | |hobby = making music |
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| + | |goals = Have everyone on Earth listen to his music. |
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| + | |crimes = Assault |
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| + | |type of villain = Teckric Alien}} |
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| + | '''Mazuarta of the Music''' (voiced by Ryuzou Ishino) is a cricket-themed alien who works for the Universal Annihilation Army Warstar. Also he's the main antagonist in episode 4 of 2010 TV series called ''Tensou Sentai Goseiger''. |
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| + | ==History== |
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| ⚫ | Mazuarta considers himself as the universe's best music artist (and it didn't help [[Great King Mons Drake of the Planet|Mons Drake]] himself liked it) though the sound he produces is painful to human ears, and more so to Gosei Angels of the Skick Tribe. With [[Brajira of the Messiah|Buredoran]] as his manager, Mazuarta initially attacks the Goseiger but the team holds him off even as he gets away with Buredoran deciding to use his music to bring the world to its knees, setting up a special generator at a concert hall that emits the rock sound throughout the world. |
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| + | While the Goseiger have a hard time initially fighting him a second time, it is Eri's singing voice that finally becomes the means to stop the song, becoming powerful enough to destroy Buredoran's generator and stop the concert. The team then quickly deal with Mazuarta with the Gosei Buster. |
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| + | After being defeated, Mazuarta is enlarged with the Goseiger giving it a brief music lesson before being destroyed by Gosei Great's Great Strike. |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | *Both his attacks and downfall refer to the weakness of the [[Martians (Mars Attack!)|Martians]] in this film: the song "Indian Love Call" as performed by Slim Whitman. |
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| + | ==See Also== |
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Revision as of 16:39, 20 January 2020
Mazuarta of the Music (voiced by Ryuzou Ishino) is a cricket-themed alien who works for the Universal Annihilation Army Warstar. Also he's the main antagonist in episode 4 of 2010 TV series called Tensou Sentai Goseiger.
History
Mazuarta considers himself as the universe's best music artist (and it didn't help Mons Drake himself liked it) though the sound he produces is painful to human ears, and more so to Gosei Angels of the Skick Tribe. With Buredoran as his manager, Mazuarta initially attacks the Goseiger but the team holds him off even as he gets away with Buredoran deciding to use his music to bring the world to its knees, setting up a special generator at a concert hall that emits the rock sound throughout the world.
While the Goseiger have a hard time initially fighting him a second time, it is Eri's singing voice that finally becomes the means to stop the song, becoming powerful enough to destroy Buredoran's generator and stop the concert. The team then quickly deal with Mazuarta with the Gosei Buster.
After being defeated, Mazuarta is enlarged with the Goseiger giving it a brief music lesson before being destroyed by Gosei Great's Great Strike.
Trivia
- Both his attacks and downfall refer to the weakness of the Martians in this film: the song "Indian Love Call" as performed by Slim Whitman.
