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| − | {{BQuote|No way, girls may talk more, but they smell way better.|'''Magma Wilda'''|''[[Virtual Insanity]]''|color = brown}} | + | {{BQuote|No way, girls may talk more, but they smell way better.|'''Magma Wilda'''|''[[Virtual Insanity]]''|color = brown}} |
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| − | |attribute = Subterra | + | |attribute = Subterra |
| − | |power = 600 | + | |power = 600 |
| − | |image = [[File:Magma Wilda AS.png|250px]] | + | |image = [[File:Magma Wilda AS.png|250px]] |
| − | |variations = [[Wilda]]<br>[[Thunder Wilda]]<br>'''Magma Wilda'''<br>[[Flare Wilda]] | + | |variations = [[Wilda]]<br>[[Thunder Wilda]]<br>'''Magma Wilda'''<br>[[Flare Wilda]] |
| − | |first = [[Six Degrees of Destruction]] | + | |first = [[Six Degrees of Destruction]] |
| − | |voiced by = Ron Pardo}} | + | |voiced by = Ron Pardo}} |
| − | {{Nihongo|Magma Wilda|マグマ・ウィルダ|Maguma Wiruda}} is the evolution of [[Thunder Wilda]] in the [[Bakugan: New Vestroia|second season]]. | + | {{Nihongo|Magma Wilda|マグマ・ウィルダ|Maguma Wiruda}} is the evolution of [[Thunder Wilda]] in the [[Bakugan: New Vestroia|second season]]. |
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
===Description=== | ===Description=== | ||
| − | Magma Wilda looks almost the same as [[Thunder Wilda]], now being more metallic and having bigger and bulkier armor. He now can shoot much more powerful fireballs and now can put up a smokescreen wall to confuse his opponents. He can also throw earth balls from his hands. His ball form looks very similar to Thunder Wilda. | + | Magma Wilda looks almost the same as [[Thunder Wilda]], now being more metallic and having bigger and bulkier armor. He now can shoot much more powerful fireballs and now can put up a smokescreen wall to confuse his opponents. He can also throw earth balls from his hands. His ball form looks very similar to Thunder Wilda. |
==Anime== | ==Anime== | ||
| − | ===[[Bakugan: New Vestroia]]=== | + | ===[[Bakugan: New Vestroia]]=== |
| − | Magma Wilda first appears in ''[[Six Degrees of Destruction]]'' when [[Clayf]] gave the [[Subterra]] [[Attribute Energy]] to [[Thunder Wilda]] and he evolved to Magma Wilda. Magma Wilda helped [[Cross Dragonoid]] along with [[Minx Elfin]] battle [[Helios MK2]]. | + | Magma Wilda first appears in ''[[Six Degrees of Destruction]]'' when [[Clayf]] gave the [[Subterra]] [[Attribute Energy]] to [[Thunder Wilda]] and he evolved to Magma Wilda. Magma Wilda helped [[Cross Dragonoid]] along with [[Minx Elfin]] battle [[Helios MK2]]. |
| − | In ''[[Earth Invaders]]'', later on [[Mira]] saw [[Runo]] taking off and went after her when [[Mylene]] and [[Lync]] found Mira and Runo and he lost the Subterra Energy in a brawl. | + | In ''[[Earth Invaders]]'', later on [[Mira]] saw [[Runo]] taking off and went after her when [[Mylene]] and [[Lync]] found Mira and Runo and he lost the Subterra Energy in a brawl. |
| − | In ''[[BT: The Final Battle]]'', he battled [[Dryoid]] along with Cross Dragonoid and Helios MK2 but lost in just the first round. In ''[[Fusion Confusion]]'', once Spectra returns for yet another rematch, he encourages Drago along with [[Minx Elfin]], [[Knight Percival]], [[Saint Nemus]] and [[Master Ingram]]. | + | In ''[[BT: The Final Battle]]'', he battled [[Dryoid]] along with Cross Dragonoid and Helios MK2 but lost in just the first round. In ''[[Fusion Confusion]]'', once Spectra returns for yet another rematch, he encourages Drago along with [[Minx Elfin]], [[Knight Percival]], [[Saint Nemus]] and [[Master Ingram]]. |
| − | In ''[[Mylene's Meltdown]]'', he battled against [[Macubass]] and won and in the process, destroyed Macubass, leaving only its legs. However, he became trapped in [[Bakugan Interspace]] with everybody else. In ''[[An Heir To Spare]]'', he escapes from Bakugan Interspace thanks to [[Marucho]] along with Mira, Keith and Helios MK2, but Mylene and [[Shadow]] get sucked by the portal. | + | In ''[[Mylene's Meltdown]]'', he battled against [[Macubass]] and won and in the process, destroyed Macubass, leaving only its legs. However, he became trapped in [[Bakugan Interspace]] with everybody else. In ''[[An Heir To Spare]]'', he escapes from Bakugan Interspace thanks to [[Marucho]] along with Mira, Keith and Helios MK2, but Mylene and [[Shadow]] get sucked by the portal. |
| − | In ''[[All for One]]'' and ''[[Final Fury]]'', he fought the Alternative, [[Farbros]] and the Pyrus [[Fortress]]es with the others. He, Mira, Spectra and Helios MK2 find a way inside the [[Alternative Weapon System]]. | + | In ''[[All for One]]'' and ''[[Final Fury]]'', he fought the Alternative, [[Farbros]] and the Pyrus [[Fortress]]es with the others. He, Mira, Spectra and Helios MK2 find a way inside the [[Alternative Weapon System]]. |
| − | ; Ability Cards | + | ; Ability Cards |
| − | * '''Atlas Shield''': Adds 300 [[G Power|Gs]] to Magma Wilda. | + | * '''Atlas Shield''': Adds 300 [[G Power|Gs]] to Magma Wilda. |
| − | * '''Land Twister''': Blocks the opponent from moving and nullifies their last ability. | + | * '''Land Twister''': Blocks the opponent from moving and nullifies their last ability. |
| − | * '''Gallows Punch''' (''Pandem Attack''): Subtracts 300 Gs from the opponent. | + | * '''Gallows Punch''' (''Pandem Attack''): Subtracts 300 Gs from the opponent. |
| − | * '''Bygrock''' (''Big Rock''): Adds 400 Gs to Magma Wilda. | + | * '''Bygrock''' (''Big Rock''): Adds 400 Gs to Magma Wilda. |
| − | * '''Volcanic Smoke''': Subtracts 400 Gs from each opponent and adds 200 Gs to Magma Wilda. | + | * '''Volcanic Smoke''': Subtracts 400 Gs from each opponent and adds 200 Gs to Magma Wilda. |
| − | * '''Land Minder''': Adds 300 Gs to Magma Wilda and your other Bakugan. | + | * '''Land Minder''': Adds 300 Gs to Magma Wilda and your other Bakugan. |
| − | * '''Ares Ball''': Adds 400 Gs to Magma Wilda. | + | * '''Ares Ball''': Adds 400 Gs to Magma Wilda. |
| − | * '''Chest Burn''' (''Iron Chest''): Nullifies all of the opponent's abilities. | + | * '''Chest Burn''' (''Iron Chest''): Nullifies all of the opponent's abilities. |
| − | * '''Earth Seeker''': Subtracts 200 Gs from the opponent and adds 400 Gs to Magma Wilda. | + | * '''Earth Seeker''': Subtracts 200 Gs from the opponent and adds 400 Gs to Magma Wilda. |
| − | * '''Hyper Earth Ball''': Transfers 500 Gs from the opponent to Magma Wilda. | + | * '''Hyper Earth Ball''': Transfers 500 Gs from the opponent to Magma Wilda. |
| − | ==Video Game== | + | ==Video Game== |
| − | ; Defenders of the Core Ability Cards | + | ; Defenders of the Core Ability Cards |
| − | *Magma Cannon: Magma Wilda lets forth with multiple volleys of cannonballs. | + | *Magma Cannon: Magma Wilda lets forth with multiple volleys of cannonballs. |
| − | *High Impact: Triggers a powerful combo attack. | + | *High Impact: Triggers a powerful combo attack. |
| − | *Steel Mutation: Generates a shield to deflect shots. | + | *Steel Mutation: Generates a shield to deflect shots. |
| − | *Earthen Fortress: Magma Wilda no longer staggers from combo breaks or attacks. | + | *Earthen Fortress: Magma Wilda no longer staggers from combo breaks or attacks. |
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
| − | *His ability '''Chest Burn''', (both attack and pose), seems to be a homage (or at least a reference) to the signature move of the Mazinger series of giant robot by Go Nagai. In the English version he says "Pecs of DOOM". | + | *His ability '''Chest Burn''', (both attack and pose), seems to be a homage (or at least a reference) to the signature move of the Mazinger series of giant robot by Go Nagai. In the English version he says "Pecs of DOOM". |
| − | *When he is first used by Mira in episode 31, she refers to him as "'''Magnum Wilda'''". | + | *When he is first used by Mira in episode 31, she refers to him as "'''Magnum Wilda'''". |
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Revision as of 14:14, 11 January 2019
—Magma Wilda, Virtual Insanity
| Magma Wilda | |
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| Anime | |
| Attribute |  Subterra
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| Power | 600 Gs |
| Variations | Wilda Thunder Wilda Magma Wilda Flare Wilda |
| Series | |
| First appearance | Six Degrees of Destruction |
Magma Wilda (マグマ・ウィルダ, Maguma Wiruda?) is the evolution of Thunder Wilda in the second season.
Information
Description
Magma Wilda looks almost the same as Thunder Wilda, now being more metallic and having bigger and bulkier armor. He now can shoot much more powerful fireballs and now can put up a smokescreen wall to confuse his opponents. He can also throw earth balls from his hands. His ball form looks very similar to Thunder Wilda.
Anime
Bakugan: New Vestroia
Magma Wilda first appears in Six Degrees of Destruction when Clayf gave the Subterra Attribute Energy to Thunder Wilda and he evolved to Magma Wilda. Magma Wilda helped Cross Dragonoid along with Minx Elfin battle Helios MK2.
In Earth Invaders, later on Mira saw Runo taking off and went after her when Mylene and Lync found Mira and Runo and he lost the Subterra Energy in a brawl.
In BT: The Final Battle, he battled Dryoid along with Cross Dragonoid and Helios MK2 but lost in just the first round. In Fusion Confusion, once Spectra returns for yet another rematch, he encourages Drago along with Minx Elfin, Knight Percival, Saint Nemus and Master Ingram.
In Mylene's Meltdown, he battled against Macubass and won and in the process, destroyed Macubass, leaving only its legs. However, he became trapped in Bakugan Interspace with everybody else. In An Heir To Spare, he escapes from Bakugan Interspace thanks to Marucho along with Mira, Keith and Helios MK2, but Mylene and Shadow get sucked by the portal.
In All for One and Final Fury, he fought the Alternative, Farbros and the Pyrus Fortresses with the others. He, Mira, Spectra and Helios MK2 find a way inside the Alternative Weapon System.
- Ability Cards
- Atlas Shield: Adds 300 Gs to Magma Wilda.
- Land Twister: Blocks the opponent from moving and nullifies their last ability.
- Gallows Punch (Pandem Attack): Subtracts 300 Gs from the opponent.
- Bygrock (Big Rock): Adds 400 Gs to Magma Wilda.
- Volcanic Smoke: Subtracts 400 Gs from each opponent and adds 200 Gs to Magma Wilda.
- Land Minder: Adds 300 Gs to Magma Wilda and your other Bakugan.
- Ares Ball: Adds 400 Gs to Magma Wilda.
- Chest Burn (Iron Chest): Nullifies all of the opponent's abilities.
- Earth Seeker: Subtracts 200 Gs from the opponent and adds 400 Gs to Magma Wilda.
- Hyper Earth Ball: Transfers 500 Gs from the opponent to Magma Wilda.
Video Game
- Defenders of the Core Ability Cards
- Magma Cannon: Magma Wilda lets forth with multiple volleys of cannonballs.
- High Impact: Triggers a powerful combo attack.
- Steel Mutation: Generates a shield to deflect shots.
- Earthen Fortress: Magma Wilda no longer staggers from combo breaks or attacks.
Trivia
- His ability Chest Burn, (both attack and pose), seems to be a homage (or at least a reference) to the signature move of the Mazinger series of giant robot by Go Nagai. In the English version he says "Pecs of DOOM".
- When he is first used by Mira in episode 31, she refers to him as "Magnum Wilda".
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