 This article is about a villain in Denshi Sentai Denziman.
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General Hedrer (ヘドラー将軍 Hedorā Shōgun) is the field commander of the Vader Clan's forces.
History[]
Denziman[]
Hedrer works alongside Queen Hedrian on the commanding of the conquering of beautiful worlds that the Vader Clan wish eliminated; with the two holding a well-respected partnership between each other. While he typically commands Keller and Mirror to fight for them, there are several instances where he directly leads the schemes, where he usually uses a disguise and charm to win over victims to use a Vader Monster or a specific power for causing chaos through Earth society. When the barbaric Demon King Banriki arrives to start his own campaign against Denziman and the Earth, he and Hedrer immediately clash with one another due to their hatred for each other's schemes and methods; with Hedrian typically being the peacemaker forcing both of them to work together.
TV STORY-Ep. 37: Brute Force Demon King Banriki
After an instance where Banriki nearly takes over the Vader Clan before being retaken with Hedrian's own power TV STORY-Ep. 48: Demon King Banriki's Rebellion, Hedrer decides to finally make a move of dealing with the Denziman on his own terms. Using a variety of disguises and the slight assistance of Vader Monster Karakurilar, Hedrer defeats the Denziman one by one until only his rival Ippei Akagi remained, upon which he and DenziRed held a final showdown within an amusement park. However when he neared victory, Karakurilar gets in the way of the honorable showdown, forcing him to retreat wanting to finish the Denziman on his own terms. TV STORY-Ep. 49: The Great Disaster in Vader Castle
When Banriki retakes the Vader Clan's command with the help of the supremely powerful Banriki Monster, General Hedrer sees little escape from the barbarian outside using his desires to stop the Denziman. First using a Vader Fighter against Hedrian's pleas, he tries to attack the team but crashes to interrupt a battle between them and the Banriki Monster. When he returns to the castle, he gains his queen's permission to use the clan's sword for one final battle, knowing that if he did nothing then the Vader's victory would be held by Demon King Banriki.
Emerging as a giant for a final showdown, he forces Banriki to pull back the Banriki Monster and let him fight against the Denziman himself. With the heroes using DaiDenzin, they fight against Hedrer, ultimately killing him with the Electric Full-Moon Cut, but with him being satisfied with this end through his death. As he dies, the Denziman give a final salute to their fallen enemy, giving him the final respect he deserved as a general and opponent. TV STORY-Ep. 50: The General Dies Twice
Turboranger clipshow[]
General Hedrer appears in the clips from Denshi Sentai Denziman seen in the first episode of Kousoku Sentai Turboranger.
Personality[]
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Arsenal[]
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Monsters[]
- Hambular (10) (First Vader Monster)
- Kaigalar (18)
- Hachidokular (20)
- Sabimushilar (29)
- Mimilar (31)
- Noranekolar (36)
- Kamakilar (38)
- Jishinlar (41)
- Karakurilar (48 & 49) (Final Vader Monster)
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Portrayal[]
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Design[]
- General Hedrer were designed by character designer Ryuu Noguchi.
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Etymology[]
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Notes[]
- Shinji Tōdō, the actor who played Hedrer, previously played the lead role of Takuya Yamashiro/Spider-Man in the Toei/Marvel Comics co-production of Spider-Man.
Appearances[]
Denshi Sentai Denziman
- Ep. 1: Take the Express to the Super Fortress
- Ep. 2: The Cannibalism Soap Bubbles
- Ep. 3: Oil Hell, Big Panic
- Ep. 4: Vader Demon Castle, Pursuit
- Ep. 5: The Red Poison Flower That Crawls up the Wall
- Ep. 6: A Girl's Demon Offshoot
- Ep. 7: The Great Tragedy of Denzistar
- Ep. 8: The Skeleton Town's Great Demon King
- Ep. 9: The Bizarre Telephone That Calls Death
- Ep. 10: Magical Cooking Love!?
- Ep. 11: Chase the Life-Stealer
- Ep. 12: The Dangerous Child Spy
- Ep. 13: The Popped Rainbow Balloons
- Ep. 14: Come to the 100-Point Cram School
- Ep. 15: An Invitation to the Garden of Evil
- Ep. 16: Smash the Hot Sea Conspiracy
- Ep. 17: Don't Cry! Baseball Novice
- Ep. 18: Romance Blooms at the Southern Sea
- Ep. 19: My Prince of the Stars
- Ep. 20: Gorilla Boy's Great Riot
- Ep. 21: Attack the Grim Reaper Faction
- Ep. 22: Super Time, Strange Experience
- Ep. 23: A Demon That Walks Above the Ceiling
- Ep. 24: The Trapping Superhuman
- Denshi Sentai Denziman: The Movie
- Ep. 25: The Tiger's Hole is an Escape Maze
- Ep. 26: Princess Denzi's Space Tune
- Ep. 27: Red Rhinoceros Beetle Bomb
- Ep. 28: The Secret Butcher of the Cursed House
- Ep. 29: The ESPer Detective's Raid
- Ep. 30: Missing, Stolen, Gone
- Ep. 31: The Magician's Battle of Secret Arts
- Ep. 32: The Great Shooting Battle of Hell
- Ep. 33: The Bloodsucking Instrument Lesson
- Ep. 34: The Sad Orphan's Tale
- Ep. 35: The Puzzling Weaver Princess
- Ep. 36: Poem of the Brave Puppy
- Ep. 37: Brute Force Banriki Demon King
- Ep. 38: The Infinite Demon Sky's Great Adventure
- Ep. 39: The Queen's Angry Apparition Art
- Ep. 40: The Champion's Enemy
- Ep. 41: The Greatest All-Out War in History
- Ep. 42: The Bad Dream That Consumed a Boy
- Ep. 43: The Puzzling Spectrum Lady
- Ep. 44: The Tale of the Strange Lamp
- Ep. 45: Princess Denzi was Two People
- Ep. 46: Starvation Hell X Plan
- Ep. 47: The Mermaid Who Disappeared in the Morning Sun
- Ep. 48: Banriki Demon King's Rebellion
- Ep. 49: Vader Castle Big Disaster
- Ep. 50: The Shogun Dies Twice
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