 This article is about a villain in Dai Sentai Goggle-V.
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Grand Marshal Deathmark (デスマルク大元帥 Desumaruku Daigensui, 15-50), also known as Desmark, is the pharaoh-like commander brought back to life by Führer Taboo. Appearing in episodes 15-50, he is served by his handmaidens, Bella and Beth.
History[]
He was one of Taboo's most trusted aides, on his debut, he effectively replaced General Deathgiller as Taboo's second in command. In the same time, he put Dr. Zazoriya and Dr. Iguana to death for numerous times of failures, marking the time that Deathdark becomes more serious and less humorous.
Deathmark usually stays in the Deathtopia, devising the plans to terrorize humanity for Taboo. After the death of Deathgiller, however, Deathmark took on the battlefield and shows that he's as much as a fighter as he is a tactician, wielding a demonic sword that sent the Goggle-V into crushing defeat. However, he met his demise when the Goggle-V changed their tactic by ramming the Goggle Golden Spear to him, killing him.
In terms of powers he was able to create holograms of himself, manipulate lightning, and he was equipped with a sword that could spawn cyclones, emit explosive lightning bolts, and could create fissures in a technique called Black Thunder.
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Mozoos[]
- Bee Mozoo (15 & 28) (First Synthetic Beast)
- Tiger Mozoo (33) (Final Synthetic Beast)
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Portrayal[]
- Grand Marshal Deathmark was portrayed by the late Yōsuke Naka.
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- Deathmark's design is similar to Ambassador Hell from the original Kamen Rider series from 1971.
Appearances[]
Dai Sentai Goggle-V
- Ep. 15: The Revived Demonic Commander-in-Chief
- Ep. 16: Red! Close Call
- Ep. 17: The Tears of the Kappa Boy
- Ep. 18: The Day the Adults Disappeared
- Ep. 19: The Secret of the Haunted House
- Ep. 20: The Flower of Death: Poison Cactus
- Ep. 21: Fear! The Fish are Fossilizing
- Ep. 22: Attack of the Cursed Dolls!
- Ep. 23: The Great Soap Bubble Plan
- Ep. 24: Defeat the Unseen Enemy
- Ep. 25: The Dinosaur is the Messenger of the Devil
- Ep. 26: Black! Great Reversal
- Ep. 27: The Human Jungle!
- Ep. 28: The Revived Dead Mozoos
- Ep. 29: Terror of the Sleeping Quarter
- Ep. 30: The Golden Demon Sword of Inawashiro
- Ep. 31: Blue! Great Assault!
- Ep. 32: Startling Boneless Humans
- Ep. 33: Great Explosion of Caesar?!
- Ep. 34: It Came Forth! Golden Finishing Move
- Ep. 35: Attack of the Iron-Eating Humans
- Ep. 36: Shoot-Out! 0.3 Seconds!
- Ep. 37: Attack the Mysterious Bomber
- Ep. 38: The Attack of Friendship!
- Ep. 39: The Demonic Man-Eating Picture Books
- Ep. 40: The Secret Base is in Danger
- Ep. 41: The Great Adventure of a Transformed Papa
- Ep. 42: Assassination! The Snare of the Scorpion
- Ep. 43: Fight to the Death! The Koban Struggle
- Ep. 44: Oh! Food Turns into Sand
- Ep. 45: Two Blacks!
- Ep. 46: Super Energy Arrival
- Ep. 47: This is the Ultimate Weapon
- Ep. 48: The Last Day of the Secret Base
- Ep. 49: General! The Final Challenge
- Final Ep.: Proceed! To the Shining Future
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