This page highlights the differences between Land Fist Demon Maku and Grizzaka.
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Differences
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| Maku is the original leader of Rinjuken prior the sealing of him, Kata and Rageku.
| Grizzaka fought under Dai Shi in the past as his strongest warrior, never lead the Rinshi forces.
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| Maku was above Rio but below Long, making him the secondary antagonist of the the series.
| Grizzaka was above Jarrod and the Phantom Beasts but below Dai Shi, making him the secondary antagonist of the series.
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| Maku was corrupted by Long due to possessing the potential power of the Phantom Beast King.
| Grizzaka never possessed any other special powers other than his own.
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| It was Rio who wanted to revive him following his defeat, against the wishes of Kata and Rageku.
| Carnisoar and Jellica wanted him revived, while Dai Shi thought it was a bad idea.
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| His body was located in a chamber under the Confrontation Beast Hall.
| His body was in far away cave.
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| His Ikigimo needed to be recovered in order for him to be revived.
| There were no complications with his revival.
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| Maku overthrew Rio once revived due to wanting to control Rinjuken again.
| Grizzaka overthrew Jarrod once revived due to seeing Dai Shi having been reduced to a mere. human
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| Maku is ultimately redeemed with the reuniting of Geki Juken and Rinjuken.
| Grizzaka returns to fight alongside Dai Shi in the final war, only to die once again in the final battle.
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