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Airzel (エアゼル, Eazeru?) was a Gundalian from Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders. His Guardian Bakugan was Ventus Strikeflier, and his Battle Gear was Battle Turbine. He was the Ventus Brawler for the Twelve Orders, and he was also the captain of the Gundalian Forces and was Gill's disciple and student.

Description[]

Emperor Barodius and Gill recruited Airzel to be part of the Twelve Orders. He lurks in the shadows to protect Barodius, who chose him personally to be part of the Twelve Orders. Airzel is the leading expert in enemy surveillance and information analysis and is the number one trainer on the Special Bakugan Team. He is a tough brawler who shows great leadership on the battlefield. He listens especially to Gill because Gill had taught him much of what he knows about battling.

Personality[]

Airzel was loyal to Barodius and his mentor Gill but despised Kazarina, much like Gill did. He seems to have no qualms with the deaths of those whom he dislikes, saying that "after all of her ridicule and treachery, she deserves everything that is about to come to her." He also gets impatient with subordinates like Mason.

For those whom he is loyal to, however, he has unwavering faith in them and will do whatever he can to help them. When Phantom Dharak was about to kill Gill for his assassination of Kazarina, Airzel attempted to help Gill escape, to no avail.

Biography[]

Anime[]

Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders[]

Airzel first appears consulting with Emperor Barodius along with the rest of the Twelve Orders. They were talking about Linehalt and Drago's battle in Bakugan Interspace and also about how Drago is too strong He doesn't seem to get along too well with Stoica as he is seen telling him to take things seriously for once.[1]

He later appeared again during Hostile Takeover when the Twelve Orders discussed the Element and when Barodius told Ren Krawler to bring him more battlers from Earth.

InEscape From Darkness He is shown with the other Twelve orders as he tells Barodius that the earth kids have helped the Gundalian Solders a lot. Kazarina then says that they should start to break through the first shield. Barodius says that to get such power they will have to take the Element.

He appeared again overseeing a battle on Neathia against the Castle Knights, saying that the children Ren Krawler captured from Earth had proven themselves useful. He, Gill, and Kazarina joined in the battle, reminding Strikeflier and Lumagrowl that their goal to take the Element is serious; before they succeed in destroying Neathia's first security shield. He and Strikeflier then confront Captain Elright, demanding to know where the Element is.[2]

He reported to Barodius that the Element was nowhere to be found after their battle and that he has captured Captain Elright, but states that he has refused to break under torture and reveal the whereabouts of the Element.[3]

He, along with the rest of the Twelve Orders, chews out Ren and his team (except Sid) for not convincing the Battle Brawlers to join them instead of the Neathians. He then battled along with the other Twelve Orders and brainwashed Brawlers against the Castle Knights, but not before ordering Captain Elright to be disposed of, having outlived his usefulness. When the Battle Brawlers arrive to turn the tide, he brawled against Shun Kazami; the battle was going either way as they both countered each other's moves. Airzel admitted that Shun was good, but seemed to turn the tide in his favor, however, they were not able to finish their battle due to the Sacred Orb sending all Gundalians away.[4]

He vows to destroy Neathia's third security shield himself, to relieve Gill, who he states has more pressing matters to attend to. He takes Mason Brown as a brawling partner, reminding him that he has been given a rare opportunity to redeem himself and not to mess it up. He initially lets Mason battle Marucho Marukura and Jake Vallory alone, despite Strikeflier's doubts. Still, when Marucho and Jake use their Battle Gear to defeat him, he steps in himself. Airzel quickly defeats them both single-handedly utilizing a combination of Strikeflier's ability to mirror his opponent's abilities and his Battle Gear. In the second round, he quickly turns the tide of the battle in his favor, telling Marucho and Jake to stop wasting his time as their defeat is imminent and becoming suspicious as to why Dan Kuso and Drago aren't the ones he is fighting. When it becomes apparent that Marucho and Jake will lose, Marucho activates an ability that freezes Strikeflier and Avior, ending the battle without an outcome, allowing Marucho and Jake to escape.[5]

He, Kazarina, and Stoica are forced to retreat to Gundalia when Dan and Shun reactivate the second shield generator to avoid becoming trapped on Neathia.[6]

He, along with Gill, Stoica and Ren overhear Barodius and Nurzak's battle. He later appears before Barodius with the remaining Twelve Orders to reaffirm his loyalty to the emperor.[7]

He is sent to Neathia along with Gill and Stoica to keep the Battle Brawlers busy while Kazarina upgrades Dharak's Colossus Armor. When Stoica complains about their job, Airzel tells him to be quiet as Kazarina might overhear. Still, Gill calms his apprentice by reminding him that they are on a secure communication channel.[8]

In Sid Returns, He, Stoica and Ren are listening to Gill ordering the attack on the second shield and telling them to rally the Solders.

He, along with the rest of the Twelve Orders, fight the Battle Brawlers personally while Barodius and Dharak Colossus destroy the renewed second shield. He and Kazarina battle Shun Kazami and Fabia Sheen and appear to have the upper hand.[9]

He and Strikeflier managed to defeat Shun and Hawktor using their Battle Gear after they were distracted by attacking Lumagrowl, mocking them for being foolish enough to think that they'd ever run away from a fight. When Linehalt finally revealed his Forbidden Power, he was amazed at how destructive it was. He was later forced to retreat to Gundalia with the others when the Forbidden Power severely damaged their flagships.[10]

He, Barodius, and Gill watched the Battle Brawlers arrive on Gundalia thanks to Dragonoid Colossus. He remarked on how robust Dragonoid Colossus was when the Sacred Orb's guardian managed to breach the Gundalian palace. Barodius then sent him and Gill to separate Dan from Shun and Marucho, which they succeeded in doing before battling them. Airzel and Gill proved to be a powerful duo as they quickly overpowered Shun and Marucho. Although Shun and Hawktor managed to knock Airzel and Strikeflier out of the battle, Gill defeated both of them using a Gate Card that removed Hawktor and Akwimos' Battle Gear and activated Krakix's Level 2 Class Ability.[11]

He was seen demanding a status report when Ren and Linehalt attacked the palace to provide a distraction for Shun, Marucho, and Fabia. He later corners them as they head towards the elevators and battles Marucho when he stays behind to buy Shun and Fabia time to rescue Dan.[12]

His fight with Marucho had no outcome as Marucho retreated once Dan and Jake were rescued. He later regrouped with the rest of his team, eager to fight the Battle Brawlers now that they had them all where they wanted them. When the Battle Brawlers tried to return to Neathia on Dragonoid Colossus to stop Barodius and Phantom Dharak, they quickly pulled out their Bakugan to stop them from leaving.[13]

He fought the Battle Brawlers with Gill, Kazarina and Stoica. He seemed impressed by Blitz Dragonoid's new powers but managed to stop Dragonoid Colossus from helping them escape by having Strikeflier freeze his legs in place. He was later defeated by Dan and Drago, allowing Dragonoid Colossus to break free of Strikeflier's ice and escape with the Battle Brawlers to Neathia. Gill ordered him and Stoica to accompany him to Neathia to stop them, but only himself and Stoica left for Neathia. When questioned about it by Stoica, Airzel said that Gill's ship had been damaged when the Brawlers attacked, and he was having it repaired, but he told them to go on ahead to help Barodius and that he would join them later.[14]

He and Stoica arrive on Neathia to assist Barodius. He apologizes for being late and explains the reasons behind Gill and Kazarina's absence. He later fights Dan and Shun along with Stoica to prevent them from reaching Barodius and Dharak, saying the only way they'll get to them is through him. After Kazarina's control of Ren's teammates is broken, Stoica forces the real reason behind Gill's absence out of Airzel by revealing that he saw the two of them talking in the hanger before they headed off to Neathia. They mentioned that he heard Kazarina's name spoken before Gill headed back into the central city. He correctly guesses that it was Gill who killed Kazarina and not Fabia, as had been initially thought. Airzel confirms this, coldly stating that Kazarina deserves everything that is coming her way after all of her ridicule and betrayal, however, unknown to Airzel, Barodius had overheard the entire conversation thanks to Stoica turning on the speaker.[15]

He Barodius and Stoica begin to fight the Brawlers and Ren's team with the help of Gundalian Solders. He fights Jake and Coredem, but just then, Gill arrives on Neathia and tries to pin Kazarina's murder on Fabia, but Barodius reveals that he knows it was him who killed Kazarina. A shocked Airzel is at first unable to understand how Barodius found out, but he quickly realizes that it was Stoica who told him. When Barodius orders Dharak to attack Gill's ship, he desperately says to Gill to run and orders Strikeflier to help him. Strikeflier tries to block Dharak's attack, but he and Airzel are killed along with Gill and Krakix. He dies with Gill's name on his lips.[16]

Games[]

Bakugan Dimensions[]

Airzel is an NPC (Non-Played Character) on Bakugan Dimensions. He could be found in the Neathian Battlefield and had a power level of 1000.

Bakugan[]

Anime[]

Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders[]

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Bakugan Dimensions[]

Battles[]

Airzel was a sturdy brawler, winning most of his brawls and only losing twice. His rival was Shun Kazami, as he fought him the most.

Anime[]

Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders[]

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
The Castle Knights (Tag with The Twelve Orders and Gundalian Agents) Offscreen Win
The Castle Knights and Captain Elright (Tag with Gill, Kazarina and Brainwashed Brawlers) 11 Win
The Castle Knights (Tag with The Twelve Orders (except Barodius) and Brainwashed Brawlers) 14 Win
Shun Kazami 14 No Outcome
Marucho Marukura and Jake Vallory (Tag with Mason) 15 No Outcome
Shun Kazami and Fabia Sheen (Tag with Kazarina) 24-25 Win
Shun Kazami and Marucho Marukura (Tag with Gill) 30 Win (eliminated)
Marucho Marukura 34-35 No Outcome
The Battle Brawlers (Tag with Gill, Kazarina, and Stoica) 36 Lose
Dan Kuso and Shun Kazami (Tag with Stoica) 37 No Outcome
Battle Brawlers, Gundalian Agents, (except Sid), Castle Knights, and Nurzak (Tag with Barodius, Stoica, and multiple Gundalian Soldiers) 37-38 Win
Barodius 38 Lose

Trivia[]

  • Airzel resembles Hairadee from the first season of Bakugan; even their voices are almost the same.
  • Airzel and Zenet are similar in terms of their hair covering one of their eyes, depending on which side they are looking at.
  • Airzel is the only member of the Twelve Orders who never insulted Nurzak.
  • Airzel is the second youngest member of the Major Twelve Orders, after Stoica.
  • Airzel and Stoica are the only members of the Twelve orders who never got their own Intermission Screen.

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