This article is about a villain in Power Rangers Wild Force. |
Tezzla, along with Gerrok, Steelon, and Automon, was one of the remnant Machine Empire Generals led by General Venjix. She was also the only female.
History[]
Although unseen during Power Rangers Zeo, Tezzla served as one of five generals in the Machine Empire.
After Zordon's Energy Wave in the finale of Power Rangers in Space, which obliterated King Mondo and all others in the Machine Empire, she and the other generals somehow survived and began plotting revenge against the Rangers along with an army of surviving Cogs. TV STORY-Countdown to Destruction
Years later, the generals decided to avenge the "untimely destruction" of King Mondo. They went to the Moon, to dig up Lord Zedd's old war machine, Serpentera. After digging up the war machine, it was powered with a Neo Plutonium reactor. However, before they could put their plans into action, ten Red Rangers stormed into the base and defeated the Cogs. Tezzla fought against Aurico, the Red Alien Ranger and Eric Myers, the Quantum Ranger, utilizing her two Pulsabers, and was blasted by Eric's Quantum Defender. TV STORY-Forever Red
Personality[]
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Tezzla[]
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
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Abilities[]
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Weaknesses[]
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Arsenal[]
- Pulsabers: Tezzla possesses two Pulsabers which she uses them in battle.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
- Tezzla is voiced by Catherine Sutherland, who had previously portrayed Katherine Hillard from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Season 3) to Power Rangers Turbo.
- Her suit actress was Motoko Nagino (梛野 素子 Nagino Motoko).
Design[]
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Etymology[]
- Her name is a pun on Nikola Tesla, a famous Serbian-American inventor and engineer best known for the invention of alternating current and the self-named Tesla coil.
Notes[]
- Out of all of the Five Generals, she and Steelon were the only ones not to explode upon defeat.
Appearances[]
- Power Rangers Wild Force
- Episode 34: Forever Red
See Also[]
- Ladyborg - The character the costume was recycled from in Saban's Beetleborgs Metallix, minus the antennae.
- B-Fighter Ageha - The original use of the costume and Japanese counterpart of Ladyborg in B-Fighter Kabuto.
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