Earth Condemnation Group Yuumajuu

This article is about a group of villains in Tensou Sentai Goseiger.

Earth Condemnation Group Yuumajuu

Tensou Sentai Goseiger

Villains

Coexisted with:

Brajira of the Messiah (as Buredoran of the Chupacabra)

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"We're the venerable leaders of the Yuumajuu! We've lived on Earth for millennia, you see. It's long been our dream to contaminate this world to better suit our constitution! Sapiens are very weak, you see. "

―Makuin of the Blob describing the Yuumajuu's goals.^[src]

The Earth Condemnation Group Yuumajuu (地球犠獄集団幽魔獣, Chikyū Gigoku Shūdan Yūmajū) are the second set of antagonists in Tensou Sentai Goseiger.

History[]

Past[]

The Yuumajuu are demonic cryptid-like monsters created by fusing demonic energies with ancient cryptids, monsters, and insects, born and lurking from Earth's dark forces. Approximately 10,000 years ago, they dragged people into the darkness and tried to turn the Earth into a poisonous planet but were sealed away in the Erurei Box by the active Goseigers at the time.

In 2010, Dereputa of the Meteor's meteor shower inadvertently exposed the Erurei Box, allowing Buredoran to find and secretly break the seal on it, freeing the Yuumajuu once more as they intend to pollute the Earth and make it into an ideal paradise for themselves. At the same time, Gosei Knight is reawakened in response to stop them.

The Yuumaju leaders Makuin of the Blob and Kinggon of the Bigfoot would free themselves and together with another Yuumajuu they would present themselves before the new Goseigers, demonstrating their power by finishing them off without problems, but with the arrival of Gosei Knight, they would withdraw without first seeing how their Yuumaju grew.

In their hiding place, Makuin and Kinggon would argue because their creature grew, to which a Beebe Bug is revealed, its owner, Buredoran, calling himself Buredoran of the Chupacabra, appearing and proposing to serve Makuin.

After many defeats, Buredoran gives Makuin the idea of using the Erurei Box against the Goseigers, but when they are going to use it, Kinggon betrays Makuin because he wants the box, to which after some events, the box ends up in hands of Buredoran, who reveals that he only used them to get to that moment. But when he uses the box, it mysteriously explodes, revealing that the Yuumaju had no conflicts with each other, since they suspected of Buredoran and they hatched that elaborate plan. They have the real box, and to distract the angels while they escape, they throw the Beebe Bugs at Buredoran as a sign of dispatch and leave, leaving Buredoran to die at the hands of the angels.

Makuin allows himself to be destroyed so that Kinggon locks him in the Erurei Box and using the Beebe Bugs they make him giant on top of a building, but the plan fails and Makuin is destroyed, an angry Kinggon becomes giant, but is destroyed anyway, ending to the Yuumajuu. TV STORY-Epic 32: Perform the Ultimate Miracle!

Later history[]

Maque Space[]

Kinggon, alongside Mons Drake of Warstar and Robogog of Matrintis, appeared as a Maque Space illusion and battled Gokai Red and Gokai Pink as they transformed into Gosei Red and Gosei Pink. MOVIE STORY-Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger vs. Space Sheriff Gavan: The Movie

Members[]

Etymology[]

The name Yūmajū comes from the Japanese title for the film Rise of the Gargoyles (U.M.A(ユーマ) 2010, Yūma Nisenjū), which in turn uses a Japanese term for cryptids akin to "UFO": UMA (ユーマ, Yūma, Unidentified Mysterious Animal).

Notes[]

Chronologically, the Yuumajuu are the first organization faced by Gosei Angels.
Of the Evil Spirits, the Yuumajuu correspond to the land, originating from underground and being based on terrestrial invertebrates. crossed with various cryptids and creatures of folklore.
Like their predecessors the Warstar, each of the Yuumajuu are named after films, and are based on cryptids or mythical beasts. In the case of the Yuumajuu, with sole exception of the ex-Warstar general Buredoran, their names are derived from horror movies or at least films with supernatural elements. The Yuumajuu also have a secondary naming quirk, where they possess a single kanji within their name, with this singular kanji being an indicative of a Yuumajuu's specific abilities.