Koragg, The Knight Wolf

This article is about a/an ranger-like villain in Power Rangers Mystic Force.

Koragg, The Knight Wolf
Gender:	Male
Villain Type:	Dark Knight Morlock Warrior
Season:	Mystic Force
Homeworld:	Earth
First Appearance:	Broken Spell
Last Appearance:	Mystic Fate
Number of EpisodeAppearances:	25 (Mystic Force) Full list of appearances
Actors:	Geoff Dolan Chris Graham Firass Dirani (whilst possessing Nick)

"Yes. After all these years, I'm free."

―Koragg's first lines after being released from the gates. Possible reference to Rita Repulsa's line

"My magic has returned. Again, you have failed to get rid if me. Watch yourself Imperious. I feel your time here will not be long."

―Koragg to Imperious after gaing his magic powers back.

Koragg, The Knight Wolf was a fearsome warrior created by Octomus the Master after harnessing the power of Leanbow and the secondary antagonist, later turned ally of Power Rangers Mystic Force. He, along with the rest of The Master's minions were trapped for twenty years, while later being freed to free the Master himself.

Two Identities of Koragg

The First Koragg

Leanbow as Koragg

The first Koragg unlike his allies was very honorable in his fights with Bowen even at one point telling him to pick up his weapon because he was defenseless.

Eventually Koragg's sense of honor was noticed by his allies and his sense of loyalty was called into question. In the three-part episode "Dark Wish", he was even attacked by two monsters that insulted him and his honorable views and believing him to be beaten mocked him with "See where your honor got you." however Koragg returned and took his revenge saying "If you live without honor you will fall without honor."

As time went on, it was learned that the first Koragg was Leanbow and eventually the Master's dark influence was overcome and Leanbow was freed.

The Second Koragg

Nick as Koragg

Even though Leanbow was freed from being Koragg and freed from The Master, in the first part of the two-part series finale episode "Mystic Fate", he soon faced Koragg who was in fact his son corrupted by the same dark magic as his father once had. However Leanbow was able to help his son resist the dark magic of The Master, thus becoming good again.

Biography

After a small earthquake had happened, it made a small crack in The Gate that Koragg used to free himself.

Koragg often openly dueled with Morticon in a power struggle, shows contempt toward Necrolai, and bowed to no one except the Master. He has also lied to Morticon, keeping the Megazord power he stole from the Rangers for himself and claiming it was gone instead of using it to free Morticon in the episode "Legendary Catastros". Despite this, however, he proved to be a loyal servant of the Master and a persistent antagonist for the Rangers.

In the episode "Inner Strength", Koragg also found another rival in Daggeron, battling him several times to see if Daggeron is worthy of being a knight. Koragg considers him a worthless teacher for training the Rangers to use their powers for good, but seems to consider him a worthy adversary after he defeated him in the episode "Soul Specter".

When Koragg returned to the Underworld after Morticon's demise, he took a disliking to Imperious and warned him that he only bowed to the Master. What he didn't know was Imperious was directly trying to usurp the Master and wanted Koragg out of the way. First, in the episode "Ranger Down", Koragg was convinced to give up his magic to prove he was a warrior even without his powers. This shows that his pride as a warrior matters to Koragg.

In the three-part episode "Dark Wish", when Imperious released the Barbarian Beasts from the Oblivion, Koragg reveals that he despised them for their lack of honor. When Imperious used Jenji to create a world where the Rangers and good magic had never existed, Koragg - who was immune to Imperious' magic - believed that the Morlocks' victory should be claimed by honorable means and even helped the Rangers to reverse the Dark Wish by telling them of the Tribunal of Magic who could reverse the spell and lending them Fire Heart - who in this timeline had been found and raised by Koragg - to get them there. This act is more likely Koragg's revenge against Imperious who earlier sent Fightoe and 50-Below to attack the magicless Koragg and leave him for dead so he couldn't interfere. This proves that Koragg had no trouble turning on people who were on his side if they used cowardly means to win. When the world was returned to normal by the Tribunal's powers, Koragg joined the fight against Fightoe and 50-Below, and was impressed by the skill shown in the Rangers' Legend Warrior powers. He broke off his alliance with them soon after, though he had gained respect for them and vice versa - and the Tribunal itself spoke favorably of his honor.

In his final bid for power in the first part of the two-part series finale episode "Mystic Fate", the Master first possessed Nick Russell directly and transformed him into a new Koragg, who was more sadistic and vicious than his predecessor when he laid waste to parts of the forest and Root Core and fights deadly with Leanbow even he was in Wolf Warrior. Eventually however, Nick was turned down and returned to normal.

It can be assumed that the villainous identity of Koragg was lost when The Master was destroyed.

Beast Morphers

Many years later, Koragg had been mentioned among the villains : Astronema, Lord Zedd, Psycho Red and King Mondo, who could be resurrected by Evox. He was Scrozzle's choice but it does not happen, because Robo-Roxy remarks that Koragg turned good. Making Bad

Personality

Koragg is one of the most feared antagonists in Mystic Force. While he is mostly calm, he is a violent, ruthless, and cold-hearted warrior that will crush anyone that stands in his way. He is highly loyal to The Master and will do anything in his power to impress him as well as bring him back. Despite all of this, however, Koragg is an honorable fighter and somewhat fair to his enemies, as shown in the two-part episode "Heir Apparent", where he tells the Red Mystic Ranger to pick up his weapon after it got knocked away during battle. When refusing to attack a foe he considers to be weaker, citing such action as a waste of his time and dishonorable, and as a result of his honor was completely loyal to the Master.

Due to Koragg having a serious warrior-like personality, Koragg is a battle-maniac who looks forward to fighting the Rangers, especially his main rival Nick, and he allowed them to have time to get stronger so they can bring more satisfaction in Koragg's future battles. However, he often calmly left a fight of his accord or whenever outside circumstances intervened. Though only a few times Koragg had showed verges of killing opponents - almost killed Nick thrice if there were not the interferences that saved him - if he was satisfied with the battle they had given him what he wants.

Power level

Being a warrior created by The Master, Koragg is one of the most powerful villains in Mystic Force ( surpassed only by The Master himself), being able to overpower both the White Mystic Ranger and defeat four of the five Mystic Rangers with little to no effort. Koragg is a highly skilled warrior and dark sorcerer, making him an extremely dangerous opponent. Koragg was unique among 'Evil Warrior' villains in the sense that by Episode 12, he had only been defeated twice and only one of those was severe. He also continually received dark magic empowerment from the Master, further increasing his power. Koragg’s Wolf Shield contains the "Eye of the Master" from which he can fire his Wolf Attack, powerful energy blasts resembling wolf heads. Probably his most used spell is enlarging himself or monsters to giant size and has another spell that summons Catastros. When giant, Koragg can combine with Catastros as Wolf Knight Centaur, a centaur form, or the Centaurus Wolf Megazord, which can unleash powerful dark magic attacks.

Powers And Abilities

• Super Strength: Along with Morticon, Koragg posses super strength that surpasses the Mystic Rangers. In the two-part episode "Stranger Within" Koragg is shown to be powerful enough to best all five Mystic Titans (even the Mystic Minotaur) in battle and being able to hold off the Mystic Speeder for a short time during its first battle using his shield.
• Super Armor: Koragg armor is highly strong and can take multiple hits without getting scratch such as taking point blank shots from the Mystic Speeder and barely reacting not to mention the multiple stabs and blasts Claire the Gatekeeper shot him with having little to no effect.
• Expert Hand-To-Hand Combat: in addition to his incredible raw strength, Koragg is a skilled fighter, being able to take on all five of the Rangers with ease and defeat them. He even fought Morticon to a stalemate on two different occasions.
• Extraordinary Leaper: Koragg can leap at an incredible distance with his most impressive display being in the episode "Rock Solid" when he leapt as high as Nick's Mystic Racer (which was before he made it into the Mystic Speeder).
• Extraordinary Agility: Koragg is remarkably agile for a knight, such as when he was knocked backwards during his first fight with Nick (after his sword was caught through Nick's belief in magic) but backflipped and landed on his feet.
• Teleportation: By saying the phrase "Uthe Sastos", Koragg can conjure a portal that allows him to teleport to any location at will,
  • Forced Teleportation: He can also used this ability to send other beings into the Underworld even if it is against their will as shown in the first part of the two-part episode "Heir Apparent", when he sends the Mystic Rangers into the Underworld after they were defeated by the super monster, Chimera.
• Catastros Summoning: By saying the phrase "Uthe Mejor Catastros" Koragg can open up a portal to summon Catastros.
• Size Changing: By saying the phrase "Uthe Mejor", Koragg can open up a dark portal that he can go through to become large.
• Monster Size Changing: By saying the phrase "Uthra Mejor, Rise Up", Koragg can make any monster grow.
• Portal Spell: By saying the phrase "Uthra Norqua Ozarro", Koragg can open up a purple portal to send a monster into the surface world.
  • Portal Enlarging Spell: Also by saying the phrase "Uthra Norqua Ozarro", Koragg can open up a portal to send a monster into a surface like before, but this time the portal is green, and the monster that gets sent to the surface world will be enlarge as well. This was shown with the Rock Troll in the episode "Catastrophy Catastros."
• Energy Barrier: Koragg can cast a yellow energy barrier to trap the enemy.
• Indestructibility: In the second half of the two-part episode "The Gatekeeper", Koragg is shown to be indestructible like Necrolai since even exploding from the same attack that destroyed his weapon, if destroyed by his enemies, he can reassemble himself in a matter of seconds.
• Power Granting: Koragg can give up his dark magic powers at will and fight with just his physicality strength by pulling a light purple colored ball that holds his powers from his chest, as shown in the episode "Ranger Down", though even without his magic, Koragg is still a force to be reckon with.
• Magic Power Possession: By saying the phrase "Uthe Negrucious", Koragg can turn an object with his powers back into a purple colored ball.

Arsenal

Koragg's Knight Saber

• Knight Saber: Being a knight-type warrior, Koragg possesses a sword that aids him in combat. In the final part of the two-part episode "The Gatekeeper", it was destroyed by the Red Mystic Ranger using an incredibly powerful version of his Power of The Phoenix attack, but by using the sword that Morticon had (since Morticon was destroyed by the Titan Megazord and the White Mystic Ranger), he reforged Morticon's sword to make a new one for himself.
  • Dark Magic Strike: By charging up the Wolf Saber with dark energy, Koragg can swing his sword at full force.
  • Energy Empowerment: Koragg can also charge up his sword with blue or purple energy and swing his sword at full force. During the battle over Claire, it was powerful enough to send Nick flying.

Koragg's Wolf Shield

• Wolf Shield (A.K.A The Eye Of the Master): Given to Koragg by the Master himself, it is a shield that Koragg carries to aid him in combat. In the final part of two-part pilot episode "Broken Spell", it is strong enough to block the White Mystic Ranger's Energy of Light attack, also in the episode "Koragg's Trial", it is strong enough to block the Blue and Pink Legend Warriors legendary powers combined attack.
  • Wolf Attack: Arguably Koragg's signature attack. By revealing a red eye located in the center of the shield, Koragg can fire off blasts in the shape of wolf heads made of dark energy. The Wolf Attack is extremely powerful, maybe even his strongest attack, since it can take down all six Rangers with a single hit each and every time that it is used. Very few managed to actually escape it. Claire tried to block it with an energy field but it broke through when Koragg increased the power. Nick was the only one able to successfully stop it, using a shield. The other Rangers and Daggeron could merely dodge or jump through it.
    • Enhanced Wolf Attack: As seen when he fought Claire, Koragg can make his Wolf Attack stronger by flashing his shield's eye which made it powerful enough to rip through her shield.
  • Energy Lasers: Koragg can also fire purple energy lasers from his shield.
  • Energy Blast: Koragg can also fire purple energy blasts from his shield as well.
  • Ally Empowerment: Koragg can power up his allies with the Dark Master's power using his shield.
  • Fusion: With his shield, Koragg can combine with Catastros to form either the Centaur Megazord or the Centaurus Wolf Megazord.
  • Energy Absorption: Koragg can absorb energy into his shield to prevent it from hurting him as seen when he absorbed Claire's ultimate attack into it.
  • Power of the Master: Used in the final part of the two-part episode "The Gatekeeper", Koragg can cast a clock-like barrier around the enemy and drain his or her life force to free The Master.
  • Shield of Darkness: Another unique attack involved the shield being thrust into the ground, whereupon it discharges a shockwave of powerful energy towards the intended target, as shown in the episode "Soul Specter."
• Catastros: Many years ago, Koragg had managed to tame the powerful horse named Catastros, for which it has remained loyal to him ever since.
• Second Wolf Saber: When Nick was Koragg, he stole Leanbow's sword and used it against him.
  • Power Of The Master: Nick's strongest demonstrated attack as Koragg. Nick would charge up his Saber with the apparent power of the Master (manifesting as red and energy along the blades) before  double slashing his enemy before finishing them off with a kick. The kick was needed as the Wolf Shield blocked the first strike with his shield although the kicks and slash that landed knocked him back.

Knight Wolf

Koragg

Zords

• Knight Wolf Centaur / Centaurus Wolf Megazord
  • Enlarged version of himself
  • Catastros

Arsenal

• Knight Saber
  • Fang of the Master (Used after the destruction of his first Knight Saber and the death of Morticon. Later, reforged into a second Knight Saber.)
• Wolf Shield

Appearances: MF Episodes 1-12, 15-23, 26-29, 31

Centaur Megazord

Centaur Megazord has Koragg fuses with Catastros. Koragg joins with Catastros in its four-legged configuration, becoming a giant centaur.

Appearances: MF Episodes 2, 5, 6, 27

Centaurus Wolf Megazord

Catastros becomes a suit of armour around Koragg and becomes Centaurus Wolf Megazord. His weapon, a glaive, is a staff made of Catastros' mane and tail.

Appearances: MF Episodes 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 16, 21, 23, 27

Behind The Scenes

Portrayal

• The first Koragg is portrayed by Geoff Dolan & Chris Graham. The second Koragg is portrayed by Firass Dirani. His suit actor in Super Sentai footage was Hideaki Kusaka (日下 秀昭 Kusaka Hideaki). In US footage, his suit actor was Hirokazu Iwakami (岩上 弘数, Iwakami Hirokazu).

Notes

• The way Koragg was created is very similar to the storyline of the Original Green Ranger and Katherine Hillard. As in both instances Tommy and Kat were forced to be evil and were turned into either a power ranger or a monster.
• Koragg's relationship with Leanbow is very similar to the Lunar Wolf Ranger Merrick Baliton's relationship with the org Zen-Aku, although Koragg's identity is related to two other civilian identities.
• Many aspects of Koragg's character (an anti-hero who lost his son, inhabiting the body of another person, who is released by a sacrifice and gains the armour of the one who inhabited their body) is similar to Magna Defender from Lost Galaxy.
• Most of his spells applying to him began with, “Uthe" and the ones applying to others began with "Uthra". Koragg's spell to form the Centaurus Wolf Megazord was “Uthe Mejor Ultimas”, his spell for summoning Catastros was "Mejor Catastros", his spell to grow himself giant was "Uthe Mejor", the one he used to teleport was "Uthe Sastos", "Uthra Norqua Ozarro" let him teleport others, "Uthra Mejor" grew others giant, his spell that opened a portal to the Underworld was "Basilichi Infredo", and "Uthe Negrucious" returned his magic to him.
• Koragg in the Japanese dub of Power Rangers Mystic Force is voiced by Yasunori Masutani.
• In the episode debuting his Centaur form, there is a bit of red and gold on the sternum, possibly foreshadowing the events of Legendary Catastros(specifically the part where Nick combines with Castastros to form the Centaurus Phoenix Megazord).
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  Koragg in Leacy Wars

  
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  Koragg is a playable character in Power Rangers Legacy Wars.

See Also

• Dark Magic Knight Wolzard - Super Sentai counterpart in Magiranger. See comparison page.

External links

• Koragg in Villains Wiki
• Koragg in Heroes Wiki
• Koragg in Black Knights Wiki