The Zakoal are the footsoldiers of the Hades Army and Daruga Imperial Army and antagonists of Genseishin Justiriser. They wield silver Kanabou Rods as their primary weapons. They typically appear in squads of five and have different coloring depending on who they serve. The Zakoal under Doctor Zora are bronze, the ones who directly serve Kaiser Hades are gray and the ones in the Daruga Army are bright red.
History[]
When Doctor Zora traveled to Earth to unseal Kaiser Hades, she brought along with her several Zakoal to assist her and her Cyber Knights. The Zakoal took part in the advance attack helmed by Zaurus and also assisted the other Cyber Knights in their missions to locate and break the Stellar Plates.

Hades Zakoal squaring off for battle.
After Kaiser Hades was unsealed, the Zakoal would go on to serve under him and his chief general, General Bacchus. The Zakoal were mainly used to supplement General Bacchus and his Death Commandos in their operations.
Following the defeat of Kaiser Hades and destruction of the Hades Army, the Zakoal went on to serve Majin Daruga and his Daruga Imperial Army. A group of red Zakoal were brought by Commander Adorocs to Earth when he arrived to prepare the planet for Daruga's full assault. Later, when Daruga himself arrived, he brought with him a massive army of Zakoal led by Legendar Drake.
After calling Diglos to Earth for the Daruga Army's final attack, Kurogane gave a speech to the Zakoal army inside of it rallying them to attack the planet. While a massive army of Bulgarios laid waste to the cities of Japan, the Zakoal conducted a sweep of the ground to hunt down any survivors. A group of Zakoal battled Mio, Reika and Demon Knight but were fought off by them.
Appearance and Personality[]
Zakoal are mostly black, with tinted armor plates attached across their bodies that are colored to signify who they work under. They start off as fairly comedic enemies, often getting involved in funny situations, but over the course of the series they become much more competent and disciplined, signified by their armor turning to a darker color.