Devilrock
Devilrock (also called Clay) is a fictional character from the Machine Robo series. He is a (usually) evil Rock Person introduced in 1986.
Machine Robo
Devilrock Clay is an evil Rock Person who works for the Gandora as commander of the Evil Rock Superhuman Corps. He often operates with fellow evil Rock People Doublerock and Geigerrock. His weapon of choice is his Club Deal which can fire his Beta Beam, but he sometimes carries a shoulder mounted missile launcher. He can turn into a large space rock and if shattered he can reform. He can emit corrosive gas from his shoulders, fly, teleport and pass though solid soil rock with ease. He is immune to acid. He stands 6 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 1.05 tons. He occasionally pilots a Rock Commander craft.
Animated series
Devilrock Clay first appeared in Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos episode #20, "The Man From Gandora". He and his partner Geigerrock Gevlar were sent by Gadess to destroy the Rock People ruins near Korora so they could uncover an energy source. The local Rock People fought back by attacking them with bombs. The bombs forced him to seek shelter in a cave where he was attacked by Iron Eater plants. He was discovered by Reina Stol, who was also trapped in the cave. Clay cut off his own leg to help her escape using it's jet booster. She returned the favor by getting her brother and friends to rescue him. After being repaired by Ambulance Robo at a nearby hospital, Clay escaped before the local Rock People revealed that he was with the Gandora. He briefly rejoined his partner Geigerrock Gevlar on their mission, killing a Mecharock and Gutsrock, but when Reina rushed onto the battlefield he sacrificed himself to save Reina from Gevlar's Alpha Beam. After he died he was given an honorable funeral by Rom Stol and his companions.[1]
Devilrock, Doublerock and Geigerrock returned in episode #21, "The Heart of a Protecting Angel". Devilrock had been resurrected to life, now a loyal member of the Gandora. Members of the Gandora forces that took control of the population of Gurian City. The Evil Rock Superhuman Corps were attacked by Rom Stol, but he was quickly overpowered with Lafu's control powers. Although Rom and his companions were temporarily subdued by Lafu, once they were freed Rod Drill tackled Doublerock and threw him into his two fellow rock Rock People. Blue Jet slashed the three evil Rock People with his sword. Once they three realized the people of the city were free and fighting back, they retreated.[2]
In episode #22, "Rockdon Versus Rockgilen" Devilrock, Doublerock and Geigerrock were among the Gandora who enslaved a Rock People village.[3]
Devilrock appeared in episode #24, "Gather All Machine Robo". Devilrock, Doublerock and Geigerrock followed Kendo Robo into the desert in his quest to recover ammunition for his city.[4]
In episode #27, "The Magic Mountain Knight Maskrock" Devilrock, Doublerock and Geigerrock spied on the team lead by Rom Stol on their way back to Yamalin City.
Devilrock, Doublerock and Geigerrock appeared in episode #30 "Spew Fire, Big Blaze Cannon". Doublerock's attempt to capture Reina and use his Freeze Beam on her resulted in him being shot by Pro Truck Racer.[5]
In episode #31, "The Curse of the Demon Sword Medusa", Battle Robo and Skyline Robo retreated into the desert after being caught in a Gandora trap. The pair were ambushed by Devilrock and Doublerock, but were saved by Tough Trailer.
Devilrock and Doublerock appeared in episode #34, "Vikung-Fu Disappears In Space" as part of the Gandora attack force.
In episode #35, "The Secret of the Jewel People", Devilrock and Doublerock pursued Magnarock until Rom and Pro Truck Racer intervened. He was part of the force lead by Diondra that attempted to kidnap Rubyman, but failed.[6]
Devilrock appeared in episode #42, "Vikung-Fu - Cry of Anger", where he, Geigerrock and Sandrock were among the crew of the Varigale-X.[7]
Note: In some English subtitles of the series Devilrock is called Demon and Clay is called Guri. Devilrock voice actor Hideyuki Umezu also provided the voice of Joshua Joyce in the Japanese dub of Transformers: Age of Extinction.
Toys
- Bandai Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos MRGR-1 Devilrock (1986)
- Turns from robot to rock. Shares a mold with Tonka Rock Lords Magmar. Comes with Club Deal.
Gallery
Magmar and Devil Rock toys
References
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-tkD9ZFwwE
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phieDPU2uPw
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAp7YzDgqVQ
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VopvZQGqBG8
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NhmiBCNDe8
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhrOBGF2tDI
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbNud7ajo4c
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