This article is about a monster in Power Rangers Lost Galaxy. |
- "Uh-oh!"
- ―Fishface's final words before his demise.[src]
Fishface is an underhanded, anglerfish-themed monster who delights in using hostages to prevent his opponents from attacking him. 3,000 years ago he made an enemy of the Magna Defender when he took his son, Zika, hostage.
History
As seen in the flashback, Fishface was the one holding Magna Defender's son Zika hostage for Scorpius around three thousand years prior. Fishface lets Zika go on Scorpius' command but Zika went after Scorpius and was killed in the process.
Fishface was later sent to Terra Venture to find the Lights of Orion and believed they were in the sunflower statues set up around the colony.
However, after several attacks on the said structures, he was surprised to find the Lights had not manifested at all. The monster took a little girl hostage, sure that the Magna Defender wouldn't attack him. However, Magna Defender had no intentions of letting the life of an innocent stop him from carrying out his vengeance and it was only the intervention of Leo, who took several shots to the back from Fishface's sword, that he was unable to attack the monster. Damon managed to rescue the girl from Fishface, but he proved to be an unbeatable foe for the Galaxy Rangers. He was strong enough to deflect the Quasar Launchers' energy blasts and force the Galaxy Megazord back into the five Galactabeasts that formed to create it.
He grew giant in an attempt to destroy the Rangers but was eventually destroyed by the Magna Defender and his Torozord. TV STORY-The Sunflower Search
Fishface was later revived by Hexuba in the Lost Galaxy and fought Mike in a plaza area. The new Magna Defender managed to destroy the monster with a strong slash attack from his sword. TV STORY-Hexuba's Graveyard
Personality
Fishface is an underhanded sadist who delights in using children as human shields.
Powers and Abilities
Powers
- Sword Summoning: Fishface can summon his sword at will.
- Longevity: Fishface has been alive for three thousand years.
Abilities
- Strength: Fishface is one of the stronger monsters the Rangers have faced in terms of strength, being able to overwhelm them in a few occasions.
- Agility: Fishface was quick enough to dodge energy blasts from the Magna Defender's Magna Blaster.
- Extraordinary Jumper: Fishface is able to jump at incredible heights.
- Jump Kick: Fishface is able to perform a jump kick.
Weaknesses
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Arsenal
- Angler Sword: Fishface wields a sword resembling an anglerfish fin for combat.
- Energy Reflection: Fishface can reflect energy attacks with multiple swings of his sword.
- Flame Slash: Fishface can launch a flame-like energy slash from his sword.
- Blast Bag: Fishface also wields a large leather bag to fire large sand or energy blasts that explode upon contact.
- Explosive Teleportation Sand: Fishface can pull out sand from his Blast Bag which he can put down to teleport in an explosive flash.
- Thundercloud: The energy blasts from the Blast Bag sometimes come in the form of a dark cloud with light orange lightning.
- Lightning Effect: The Blast Bag can sometimes damage anything it hits with yellow or light orange lightning. It was strong enough to split the Galaxy Megazord back into its Galactazord components.
- Growth Elixir: He used a special elixir that allowed him to grow giant.
Behind the Scenes
Portrayal
- Fishface is voiced by Richard Epcar in his first appearance and later voiced by Derek Stephen Prince in his second appearance.
Design
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Etymology
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Notes
- His theme is that of a scorpionfish and a bandit.
- The monster shares the same name as the villain from Dynomutt, Dog Wonder.
- His suit was used as one of the monsters inside the Onyx Tavern during Trakeena's visit there. TV STORY-Heir to the Throne
- He is the final Lost Galaxy monster that grew giant-sized through the green elixir. After him, future monsters of this season will grow giant-sized after a team attack.
Appearances
- Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
- Episode 10: The Sunflower Search
- Episode 40: Hexuba's Graveyard
See Also
- Sunabakutou - Super Sentai counterpart in Gingaman. See comparison page.
References
Footnotes