 This article is about a villain in Chodenshi Bioman.
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- "Doctor Man...For the Man!"
- ―Meison's final words before his death.[src]
Meison (メイスン Meisun) is the leader of the Big Three who once plotted against Doctor Man himself.
History[]
Bioman[]
First loyal to Doctor Man, Meison becomes very suspicious when Doctor Man became ill. Finally, he discovers Doctor Man's secret and his past as a human. When Meison tries to assassinate Doctor Man with Fara and Monster because he was a human, they were unfortunately brainwashed by him for that. Later, he is upgraded. After Messerju, Aquaiger, Zyuoh, Monster, Mettzler and Fara's deaths, Meison is the last general to protect Doctor Man with Psygorn and Faracat. When the Biomen assault Neograd, Meison fights them with Psygorn and many Mechaclones. Psygorn is destroyed for good by the Biomen and Meison is killed by Silva whereas he tried to stop him from retaking Balzion.
Turboranger clipshow[]
Meison appears in the clips from Chodenshi Bioman seen in the first episode of Kousoku Sentai Turboranger.
Gaoranger vs. Super Sentai[]
Meison is one of several past Super Sentai villains that appear in clips in the anniversary special Hyakuju Sentai Gaoranger vs. Super Sentai.
Personality[]
Meison is a highly intelligent, calculating, recourceful power-hungry mechahuman, who will not stop at nothing to destroy the Biomen and subjugate and conquer the Earth for his master Doctor Man.
He is also highly calculating, scheming and clever, and is capable of creating a cunning schemes and plans for achieving his goal. Meison's personality changes during the series. For the most of the series, Meison was highly selfish, arrogant, destructive, warmongering and self-confident, yet he was still loyal to his master Doctor Man, believing that Doctor Man was a true mecha human, who gathered such a powerful army under his command and was the only one who could control such a powerful empire.
Meison admired and respected his master and wanted to impress Doctor Man the best he could by enforcing his orders and fullfilling his dream of the world domination. Meison also had a big rivalry with his fellow Gear generals, with them being frequently envious of him being praised and congratulated by Doctor Man for his successes in the plans of the Neo Empire. However, everything changed half way towards the series, when Meison discovered that his master wasn't the true mecha human, but actually the mechanically modified human. Meison realized that Doctor Man's true identity as the father of the Shuichi.
From that time, Meison decided to no longer serve Doctor Man and overthrow him, believing that only mechahumans deserve to rule the Neo Empire and not a human. He eventually betrayed and decided to kill his former master and take the Neo Empire for himself, even going so far, trying to convince the other generals of the Gear to help him overthrow Man.
At first his efforts were successful as he successfully convinced the other Gear subordinates to betray Doctor Man and overthrow him, but eventually it was their fatal mistake, as Man discovered their betrayal and reprogrammed them into the mindless mecha humans, completely loyal to him. Meison became more ruthless, violent and determined to destroy the Biomen, no longer possessing the free will and mindlessly following Doctor Man's commands.
Forms[]
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Superhuman Strength: Meison is superhumanly strong and is capable of fighting and matching all five Biomen.
- Superhuman Durability: Meison is also supernaturally durable and is able to withstand numerous hits from his opponents.
- Superhuman Stamina: Meison possesses a supernatural stamina and can hold his own in the battfor hours.
- Expert Combatant: Meison is an extremely skilled combatant, able to take all of the five Biomat once.
- Fire Bolts Projection: Meison can fire an energy bolts from his staff.
Abilities[]
- Expert Tactician: Meison is an extremely skilled tactician and is able to create a cunning plans and schemes for achieving his goals and tricking his enemies.
- Genius Inventor: Meison is a skilled inventor, and together with the other Gear generals can create a powerful robots, including Mecha-Gigans.
Weaknesses[]
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Arsenal[]
Armed with a staff which has sharp edges on both ends and fires bolts.
Appearances: Bioman Episodes 1-31
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Enhanced Strength: Meison possesses an increased levels of physical strength, and is more capable of battling his enemies.
- Superhuman Durability: Meison is also more durable and more invulnerable to the physical attacks.
- Enhanced Stamina: Meison possesses also greater stamina and can fight in the battle for much longer time.
- Enhanced Energy Projection: Meison's energy ability is also greatly increased.
Abilities[]
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Weaknesses[]
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Arsenal[]
- Meison Missiles: Armed with missiles that fire out of his wrist.
- Meison Vulcan: Meison also gains the ability to Transform his right arm into a large machine vulcan gun that fires a volley of shots at his enemies.
Relationships[]
Allies[]
Generals[]
Family[]
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Others[]
Enemies[]
Rangers[]
Family[]
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Others[]
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
Meison is portrayed by Hirohisa Nakata (中田 博久 Nakata Hirohisa), who previously appeared as minor characters in Himitsu Sentai Gorenger and Denshi Sentai Denziman. Outside of Super Sentai, Nakata portrayed Great Emperor Zero
in Kamen Rider Amazon, and later portrayed Ginnojou Oshiiro in Kamen Rider Zero-One.
Design[]
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Concept Art[]
Etymology[]
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Notes[]
- Meison is the first Sentai General that successfully killed a Ranger in the entire Super Sentai series.
- Meison is the only member of the Big Three not to be killed by the Biomen, instead of this he is killed by Silva.
Meison being compared to Noli De Castro
- Due to the show's popularity in the Philippines, Meison's actor, Hirohisa Nakata has the little resemblance and being compared to Filipino journalist, news anchor and former Vice President of the Philippines, Noli De Castro.
- Meison's human disguise when he wears corporate attires, its the attire worn by De Castro in his current occupation as a news anchor in TV Patrol and as a host of his magazine show, Magandang Gabi Bayan (Good Evening Nation) until 2004.
- In the French adaptation, his name is Jason.
Appearances[]
Chodenshi Bioman
- Ep. 1: The Enigmatic Giant Robo Arrives
- Ep. 2: Gathering! Warriors of Destiny
- Ep. 3: Our Friend, Bio Robo
- Ep. 4: Self Destruct! Mecha-Humans
- Ep. 5: Kill the Unseen Enemy
- Ep. 6: Rise Up! Bio Robo
- Ep. 7: Captured Peebo
- Ep. 8: Fight! Wishing upon a Star
- Ep. 9: The Jumprope That Erases People
- Ep. 10: Goodbye Yellow
- Ep. 11: Enter, New Warrior Jun
- Ep. 12: Murderer Green!
- Ep. 13: Jun!
- Ep. 14: New Intellect, Brain!
- Ep. 15: The Female Warrior's Flaming Oath
- Ep. 16: Run, 21599 Seconds
- Ep. 17: I Saw Ryugu Castle
- Ep. 18: The ESPer Girl's Prayer
- Ep. 19: My Father is Doctor Man
- Ep. 20: Prince's Challenge!
- Ep. 21: Protect the Biobase
- Ep. 22: A Great Burglar!? Blue!
- Ep. 23: Gyo! Attack of the Puppets!
- Ep. 24: The Exploding Flower of Love
- Chodenshi Bioman: The Movie
- Ep. 25: Prince's Ghost?
- Ep. 26: My Father's Dreadful Secret
- Ep. 27: The Female Warriors of Spider Hell
- Ep. 28: Doctorman Assassination
- Ep. 29: The Day Tokyo Disappeared!?
- Ep. 30: Ultimate Kans' Demon Sword
- Ep. 31: New Model!? Megas Arrives
- Ep. 32: Gear's Great Remodeling Plan
- Ep. 33: Has It Come Forth!? The New Finishing Move
- Ep. 34: Behold!! The Power of Bio
- Ep. 35: The Sixth Man
- Ep. 36: The Transforming Boy
- Ep. 37: The Assassin Silva!
- Ep. 38: The Enigmatic Balzion
- Ep. 39: Meison's Trap!
- Ep. 40: Stolen Turbo!
- Ep. 41: The Demonic Lullaby!
- Ep. 42: Gou! Risk Your Life!
- Ep. 43: The Sailor-Suited Soldier
- Ep. 44: The Beautiful Conscience Circuit
- Ep. 45: Human Bomb, Jun!
- Ep. 46: Escape! The Town of Traps!
- Ep. 47: Professor Shibata's True Colors!?
- Ep. 48: Enter! Balzion
- Ep. 49: Critical Bio Robo
- Ep. 50: Assault Neograd
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