 This article is about a monster in Gosei Sentai Dairanger.
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- "Wanna eat some tofu?"
- ―Tofu Hermit's first words when leaving the scene of an "accident" where he kicked a car into a tree.[src]
- "I'm over my hangover!"
- ―Tofu Hermit when growing and his final words before his death.[src]
Tofu Hermit (豆腐仙人 Tōfu Sen'nin) is a bizarre Gorma Minion with immense skill.
History[]
A semi-harmless Gorma. Except, of course, that he sends out Cotpotros out as tofu vendors who sell tofu laced with strong sake intoxicating many civilians. He, like Kazu, is a master of drunken fist fighting technique. He led revelers through the streets and ruined businessmen.
He and Kazu engaged in a drinking contest, which he would have won but for Kazu's friends making sure the clear drink was just water and not sake. In battle, he was shown to be able to breathe fire.
He enlarged after he was knocked down and managed to steal the Great King Sword from Dairen'Oh and used it against the Mecha. However, they electrified him using its Great Discharge attack and then destroyed him with the Raging Hurricane Waves attack.
Personality[]
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Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
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Abilities[]
- Drunken Fist Fighting: Like Kazu, Tofu Hermit utilizes Drunken Fist.
Weaknesses[]
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Arsenal[]
- Butcher's Knife: Tofu Hermit utilizes a large butcher's knife for combat.
- Shield: Tofu Hermit uses a large tan-colored circle-shaped shield for defense.
- Great King Sword (大王剣 Daiōken): When he turned giant, Tofu Hermit temporarily stole Dairen'Oh's Great King Sword.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
- Tofu Hermit was portrayed by Mitsutoshi Shiroya
Design[]
- The design for his monster form is based on a tofu with two trumpet-like structures coming out of his head.
- The human form of Tofu Hermit was a homage to The Little Tramp, the signature character of silent film star Charlie Chaplin.
Concept Art[]
Etymology[]
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Notes[]
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Appearances[]
Gosei Sentai Dairanger
- Ep. 12: Drunk on Tofu
- Final Ep.: Let's Go! (flashback; archive footage only)
See Also[]
- Trumpet Top - Power Rangers counterpart in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Season 2). See comparison page.
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