History Characters / TensouSentaiGoseigerEvilSpirits

* SatanicArchetype: [[spoiler:He basically is the Sentai equivalent to {{Satan}}, being a fallen Gosei Angel who rebelled and cast out, a manipulator who offers his services to people only to use them and inevitably betray them, and his goal is to destroy and recreate the world in his own image.]]

* LackOfEmpathy: He doesn't just want to "save" the Earth ([[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist if he truly even intended to]]). He also wants to be worshipped and recognised as it's savior. The feelings and worth of anyone else is of zero importance to him. Case in point, he was all too willing to work with 3 obviously evil forces and objected to none of their schemes. Even then, to him the organisations are just pawns used to achieve a twisted and ultimately self-centered version of the Gosei Angel mission.

The Evil Spirits were a succession of evil forces who threatened the Earth only to be opposed by the Goseigers. Though all three have different origins and background, the groups use the [[BMovie Demon Bug Soldiers Bibi and Bibi Bugs]] in their arsenal, and Buredoran is a member of each group. [[spoiler: That last part is NOT a coincidence]]

* LandSeaSky: Their bases invoke this trope in a dark mirror of the Goseigers' own theme. The Warstar have their base in Earth's orbit, the Yuumajuu are based underground, while the Matrintis have an ElaborateUnderwaterBase.

* LandSeaSky: Their bases invoke this trope. The Warstar have their base in Earth's orbit, the Yuumajuu are based underground, while the Matrintis have an ElaborateUnderwaterBase.

* ShoutOutThemeNaming: He’s named after ''Film/{{Stargate}}''.

* ShoutOutThemeNaming: He’s named after ''Film/BackToTheFuture''.

* VileVillainSaccharineShow: ''Series/TensouSentaiGoseiger'' is overall lighter in tone than ''Series/SamuraiSentaiShinkenger''. However, we still have a [[TheSociopath sociopathic]] KnightTemplar as our overarching villain for this season.

* DarkChick: She ends up getting bumped down after she loses favor with Robogog and Buredo-RUN becomes his new favorite minion.

%%*** BladeOnAStick: The Buredolancer spear.

* BladeOnAStick: He’s based on a long spear.

* MeaningfulName: His namesake is ''Film/TheBlob1958''. Rendered in Japanese, of course. His name contains 膜 (Maku), the kanji for membrane. It also sounds like the surname of Creator/SteveMcQueen, the lead of said movie.

* BadBoss: While the other villains certainly weren’t opposed to hurting their own minions ([[KickTheSonOfABitch though it's usually Buredoran on the recieving end of]]), Robogog takes it to a whole new level. If any of his Matroids fail him in even the smallest degree, he flies into a blind rage, stomping them, electrocuting them, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking calling them “low-spec trash.”]] If he doesn’t decide to kill them right then and there, he’ll attach a bomb to their body and threaten to blow them up if they fail him again. Justified since Robogog believes that fear is the most efficient way to rule others and he will not make ANY exceptions.

* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: In ''spades''. So far he has betrayed everyone he’s worked for, be they the Warstar, Yūmajū, Gedōshū, Matrintis, [[spoiler:or in his early days the Gosei Angels]].

** His killing of Robogog is more of KickTheSonOfABitch, but immediately after, he kills Metal Alice, which even the Goseigers are not too happy about, simply because she has no purpose in his Earth Salvation Plan.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: [[spoiler: The other villains that Brajira betrays aren’t saints either, but his betrayal of Robogog definitely takes the cake. Unlike Mons Drake and Makuin who are shown to be respectful to their subordinates (with the latter having a VillainousFriendship with his number two) and Metal Alice, whose death by an ungrateful Brajira is portrayed sympathetically, Robogog is a selfish, inhuman BadBoss which voids him of any sympathy.]]

* AGodAmI: [[spoiler: As a Gosei Angel, he became deluded with his duties and desired to become the savior of humanity by creating a world he deems fit. As a result, the other angels refused to help him and he decided it was up to him to take matters into his own hands.]]

%%*** WhipItGood: He uses an energy whip.

* ShoutOutThemeNaming: She’s named after ''Film/{{Alien}}''. The entire franchise is seen as an inversion of typical tropes of male and female, with Irian's behavior and action similar to the aggressive female Xenomorph alien and Eri and Moune's position similar to main heroine Ripley.

* WeCanRebuildHim: After his second defeat (third if you count the Goseiger vs. Shinkenger team up movie), Robogōg revives him as Buredo-RUN of the Cyborg.

* WeCanRebuildHim: After his second defeat, Robogōg revives him as Buredo-RUN of the Cyborg.

* SubordinateExcuse: Buredo-RUN's kindness to her, especially in contrast to Robogog's constant and extreme abuse, ends up causing her to develop feelings for him, in spite of being a machine. Eventually she straight-up secretly turns against Robogog and helps Buredo-RUN regain his memories so they can overthrow their boss. [[spoiler:Sadly, Brajira turns out to be a big manipulative sociopath who doesn't return her loyalty and leaves her to die once Robogog is taken down.]]

* BoisterousBruiser

* {{Foreshadowing}}: [[spoiler: The only thing his Warstar, Yuumajuu, and Matrintis forms share in common is the silver plated lips. Just like the lips on the Goseigers helmets, hinting at his past as a former Gosei Angel.]]

* AnAxeToGrind: His signature weapon, the Drake Tomahawk.

* AnAxeToGrind: He’s based on an ax.

* WeaponOfChoice
** Buredoran of the Comet:
*** BladeOnAStick: The Buredolancer spear.
*** EnergyBall: The Comet Bullet[[note]]Suisei Dan[[/note]].
** Buredoran of the Chupacabra:
*** WolverineClaws: The Buredolicers, written with 武 (Bu), the kanji for warrior.
*** WhipItGood: He uses an energy whip.
** Buredoran of the Chimatsuri:
*** {{BFS}}: He wields a sword like Dōkoku Chimatsuri’s Shōryū Bakuzantō[[note]]Rising Dragon Mountain-Removing Sword[[/note]].
*** EnergyBall: The Heretical Blood Festival Bullet[[note]]Gedō Chimatsuri Dan[[/note]].
** Buredo-RUN of the Cyborg:
*** [[DualWielding Dual]] [[PrecisionGuidedBoomerang Boomerangs]]: The Buremerangs.
*** MoreDakka: The shoulder-mounted [=BuredoLaunchers=].
** [[spoiler:Brajira of the Messiah]]:
*** [[spoiler:CoolSword: Dark Sword]]
*** [[spoiler:PowerFist: Can wear his Headders as a pair of these.]]

* MeaningfulName: His namesake is ''Film/TheBlob1958''. Rendered in Japanese, of course. His name contains 膜 (Maku), the kanji for membrane.

* KarmicDeath: His abuse of Metal Alice comes back to bite him when [[spoiler:an amnesia-recovered Brajira told him that he got his memories back from Metal Alice, telling her to do so with his primal instinct. All while Robogog was told of this when he was reduced to a talking head.]]

** When he led the Gedoushu in the teamup with Shinkenger. On the surface, he is more intelligent than Dokoku and without his constant prones to anger. Beneath all of that, however, he is still Brajira, and he has no qualms letting them all die in order to transfer all the Sanzu River water to poison Gosei World, making him worse of a boss then Dokoku ever was in terms of personality. That being said, Madakodama willingly sides with him regardless.

** Gosei Knight used to belong to Brajira as his Headder until the latter's betrayal, and he still wants him to aid him in his plan whether he wants to or not, including branwashing him and later trying to kill him when it's broken.

** From his point of view, the other Gosei Angels are the real traitors because they failed to protect the Earth from even itself and opposed the solution he proposed to the problem. Considering [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder his track record,]] he is in truth more guilty of this in usual. He refuses to even acknowledge that his betrayal of his teammates is part of the reason why his plan is so unpopular.

* NeverMyFault: He acts like the Gosei World under Master Head betrayed HIM for not helping him with his plan despite how, in addition to his plan being way too insane, he murdered his own team before that.

* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: Zig-zagged. While the power level of the villains gradually goes up, the scale of the threat they pose goes down and stagnates. We go from aliens who have conquered several planets to cryptids and {{Killer Robot}}s who have yet to conquer ''one'' planet. Of course, it goes back up in the end with the FinalBoss being [[spoiler:the ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' version of {{Satan}}.]]