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Sherrilyn Kenyon

Biography

Early years

Childhood

Sherrilyn Kenyon was born in Columbus, Georgia while her father was stationed at Ft. Benning, GA. Kenyon's father abandoned the family when she was eight (he returned to the family her senior year of high school), leaving her mother to raise Kenyon, her younger brother, and her older sister, Trish, who has severe cerebral palsy, alone. Kenyon's brother was sent to live with their grandparents in Atlanta, Georgia while Kenyon stayed in Columbus to help care for her sister. After 18 months of separation, the family was reunited when Kenyon and her mother and sister moved to Atlanta also. Kenyon's first recognition for her writing came when she won a contest in third grade by writing an essay about her single mother for Mother's Day and it was followed a year later when she won a DAR Award for a historical story she wrote about a girl living in Colonial Virginia.

Kenyon was raised in the middle of eight boys, but only two of them were actually her brothers. The other six were her cousins who, due to family crisis, lived with her family off an on most of her early life and young adulthood. She also has two older sisters.

Even as a child Kenyon knew that she wanted to be a writer as it provided her an escape from an abusive childhood. She is a big advocate against child abuse and participates in fundraisers to help other victims. In kindergarten, she wrote in her Brownie manual that she wanted to be a writer and a mother when she grew up. Yet neither of those ever came easy for her. At age seven she wrote and illustrated her first novel, Sharron's Secret, a horror story about a girl who uses her psychic powers to kill her brothers and takeover her school. At fourteen Kenyon made her first professional sale, and continued to write for school newspapers, yearbooks, local papers and magazines throughout high school and college. She gained her love of horror, zombies and paranormal films and novels from her mother, who never censored what movies the young girl was allowed to watch. Her mother even took her to see Night of the Living Dead at a drive-in theater when she was only four years old.

College Years

Kenyon originally intended to major in art in college so that she could become a comic book developer. She was accepted into the Savannah College of Art and Design, but was unable to afford the tuition to attend. She entered a state college instead where she majored in English, hoping to be admitted into the Creative Writing program. Her first semester of college, she was placed in a remedial English course due to her dyslexia which resulted in a low score on the placement test. The first day of class, her professor realized the mistake and had her placed in an advanced English class that the professor taught. Kenyon spent two years as an English major and as an editor for the school paper. She applied three times for admission to the Creative Writing program, but was never admitted. After her third attempt, the professor asked her not to apply again as the program was designed for students who had a serious future in publishing. Disheartened, Kenyon tried to switch her major to journalism, but was unable to be admitted there because she couldn't pass the typing test required of all students. Kenyon's right hand is partially paralyzed, making it difficult for her to type on a typewriter. With those doors closed to her, Kenyon switched majors to history. Kenyon graduated with an interdisciplinary major that combined medieval history and language with Classical Studies. She had enough credits to also earn minors in philosophy, psychology, and French, and to earn a certificate of Medieval Studies.

When Kenyon was 20, she decided it was time to take her experience writing for magazines and parlay it into the book market. Just as she finished her manuscript and prepared to send it to publishers, her older brother who was a staunch supporter of her work died, and a devastated Kenyon lost the desire to write. That same brother had borrowed a typewriter from his roommate over the Christmas break at school so that she could type up her manuscript for submission. His last words to her about her writing were, "I know this one's a winner, baby. I can't wait to see it in print." That manuscript later become her novel, Born of Night.

Resuming Writing

Three years later, Kenyon moved to Richmond, Virginia to marry her longtime boyfriend. While moving her things in, her husband came across her old novels and writings, and asked her why she didn't write anymore. Kenyon told him her desire to write had died with her brother and packed her manuscripts away. Due to the recession, Kenyon was unable to find a job of any kind. A childhood friend mentioned that the magazine she was editing needed several articles written and offered them to Kenyon. Although Kenyon had not written a word of fiction since her brother's death, Kenyon agreed to write the articles. As soon as she began the work she once again began feeling that writing was something she had to do. Even though they had very little money, as soon as her husband found out that she was writing again he immediately bought her a Brother word processor. He set it up in a corner of their apartment on a card table and with a ten dollar steno chair.

Two years later Kenyon sold her first book, Born of Night, with five more sales coming quickly. She won several awards and made several bestseller lists, but after the publication of her sixth novel she found herself unable to get another writing contract. For a total of four and a half years (1994 - 1998), Kenyon was unable to sell any of her manuscripts.

Hardships

While her career plummeted, Kenyon was in the midst of a great deal of turmoil in her personal life. Her father died in February 1995 from cancer. A very difficult pregnancy cost her her job. The baby arrived seven weeks early and was forced to spend six weeks in the neo-natal intensive care unit, and Kenyon barely survived this delivery. Because her husband was just finishing school, and with her inability to work and their high medical bills, the family "lost everything [we] had which wasn't much." As a result, the couple and their severely ill son were forced to live out of their car in the parking lot of a hotel in Columbus, MS until they were finally able to find lodging in a rundown apartment. Later that same year, her mother was diagnosed with cancer, and Kenyon became pregnant again. This second pregnancy resulted in serious medical issues as well, causing Kenyon to be hospitalized for the majority of the time. With her mother unable to visit because of her condition, her son restricted from visiting, and her husband spending most of his time taking care of their son and his medical issues, Kenyon turned again to her fiction where she wrote the two books that would ultimately relaunch her career.

Once her second baby was born and she was able to work again, Kenyon took a minimum wage job teaching computers. From there she worked as a web designer, still writing at every spare moment. Her agent, who'd stayed with her through all the years she hadn't been selling, continued to submit her work but every submission was turned down.

Career

Fiction

In 1997, Kenyon received the rejection she credits with relaunching her career and forever changing the course of her writing style. At that time, the hottest novels being published on the market were Regency-set historical romances. Since her critique partners at the time were well-known authors in the field, Kenyon sat down and wrote such a novel. Her agent and critique partners loved it, yet it was the manuscript that garnered her the worst rejection of her career. "No one at this publishing house will ever be interested in this author. Do not submit her work to us again." Kenyon was again devastated. Since they were still living in poverty, Kenyon promised her husband that she would never spend another cent on chasing a dream that obviously wasn't meant to be.

But she couldn't stop writing. That rejection spurred her to stop paying attention to what was selling to New York. She spent the next few months writing books for herself while listening to the characters and not the market reports. When it was done, Kenyon sent her latest work to her agent who did not like the manuscript at all and declined to further represent her. Believing her career was over and with no money left to pursue it on her own, Kenyon set her work aside.

A few weeks later, Kenyon saw a notice in a writing magazine that Laura Cifelli at HarperCollins was looking for manuscripts. Since Cifelli had been Kenyon's agent at the beginning of her career, Kenyon sent a single query letter to her. Kenyon offered Cifelli two books. The first in the Dark-Hunter series and the one her agent had left her over. Cifelli declined the paranormal idea because there was no market for those story lines. But she asked to see the historical. Kenyon borrowed money from a neighbor to send that manuscript to New York and Cifelli offered Kenyon a three book contract. . Since the historical was very different from the paranormals and science fiction novels of her early career, Cifelli asked if Kenyon would mind using a pseudonym. Kenyon who was now superstitious over her real name since her initial foray had been so short-lived, chose Kinley MacGregor (the irony here is that even though the MacGregor name appeared on all the bestseller lists first, it would be under the Kenyon name that she would gain her greatest accolades). The MacGregor part pays tribute to Kenyon's Scottish ancestry and to her family who, there for a time, was forbidden to use their real names because of their conflict with a rival clan. The name seemed more than fitting for her to use to rebuild her career.

Even as Kenyon submitted her Kinley MacGregor manuscripts, she continued to work on her vampire stories. At the urging of her editor, she contracted with a new agent in late 1998. Even though that agent had never represented paranormal before and was reluctant to do so because there was no market for that style of novel, Kenyon convinced her to submit them. The Dark-Hunter novels were turned down by every house. Some even more than once. But by that summer the agent found a home for them at St. Martin's Press when Jennifer Enderlin bought them. It was almost ten years to the day from the time Kenyon had submitted the first Dark-Hunter novel to the day one was contracted.

Kenyon is best known for her Dark-Hunter series, which comprise the Dark-Hunters, Were-Hunters and Dream-Hunters stories. The books deviate from traditional vampire stories in that the vampires, called Daimons, only live twenty-seven years due to a curse from the god Apollo who appears frequently in the series. To elongate their lives, the Daimon vampires are forced to take human souls in order to live. Apollo's sister, the goddess Artemis, set up an army of immortal warriors called the Dark-Hunters to kill the Daimons and free the human souls before the souls die. A few of the original Dark-Hunter heroes were taken out of fantasy stories Kenyon wrote in middle and high school.

During the mid-1980s, while working for a small science fiction magazine called The Cutting Edge, her boss asked her to write a long-running serial for the magazine. She brought many of her favorite characters from her previous fantasies into one larger series. This was the start of the Dark-Hunter world. In this series, which has now been percolating for over twenty years, Kenyon has created an entire universe, the rules of which are maintained solely in her head.

Non-Fiction

In addition to her successful fiction career, Kenyon has also written several non-fiction books. She wrote the Character-Naming Sourcebook, which was finally purchased and published by Writer's Digest. Writer's Digest was interested in launching a new series of books, and, because of Kenyon's background in studying the Middle Ages, she was asked to write Everyday Life in the Middle Ages. When the line was looking for a writer for their Writer's Complete Fantasy Reference, they again turned to Kenyon.

The Character Naming Source Book, has its roots in Kenyon's childhood. When Kenyon began writing her own stories as a small child, she began keeping a list of names that she liked for future use. As she aged, she continued to develop the list, eventually organizing it by origin, so that if she were writing a French character she could easily find a French name. When fellow author Cathy Maxwell saw the list, she insisted that Kenyon should submit it for publication, as other writers would find it invaluable.

Graphic novels

Because of her lifelong love of comic books, graphic novels and manga (Kenyon credits her ability to read to her older brother who used Spiderman comics to teach her), in May 2006, Dabel Brothers Productions ("DB Pro"), then in partnership with Marvel Comics, announced the signing of an exclusive contract with Kinley MacGregor (a.k.a. Sherrilyn Kenyon), to adapt the novels in her Arthurian fantasy series, Lords of Avalon.

Lords of Avalon was intended to be produced as a monthly comic starting summer 2007, with a script adapted by Roynne Gillespie (The Burning Man) and artwork by Tommy Ohtsuka. A graphic novel edition of Sword of Darkness, the first novel in the series, was originally supposed to have been available in Summer 2007 but was delayed as Dabel Brothers and Marvel Comics ended their partnership. Lords of Avalon: Sword of Darkness was eventually published by Marvel Comics, rather than Dabel Brothers, with a cover date of November 2008.

Though Kenyon was in contract discussions with St. Martin's Press to have a Dark-Hunter manga adaptation as far back as 2003, it wasn't until 2006 when St. Martin's brought in Dabel Brothers Productions ("DB Pro") to be the packager of the books that they were able to move forward. Because Kenyon credits herself with being an Otaku (in the American sense of the word), it would be several months before an artist could be found that Kenyon approved of. Claudia Campos who is known for her work with Tokyopop was chosen. The first Dark-Hunter manga artwork appeared in Kenyon's nonfiction compendium, The Dark-Hunter Companion, in November 2007. It would take another year before Kenyon approved a writer for the adaption of her words, Joshua Hale Fialkov of Afro-Samurai, Elk's Run, Cyblade, Vampirella and Alibi fame. The Dark-Hunter manga will finally debut May 2009.

E-Books

As a result of her love of technology, Kenyon had one of the first e-books published by the now defunct Dreams Unlimited. She was the first New York published author to contract in this emerging medium.

Family Life

Kenyon is severely dyslexic. She is also ambidextrous. Kenyon can write a first draft of a novel in three to four weeks, although she has been known to completely finish a novel in less than four weeks. Her usual time for a novel, however, is four to nine months. In her spare time, Kenyon plays the guitar, flute, piano, and the drums. As a child and young woman, she was a sparring partner for two Golden Glove boxers. She was also a football quarterback and an award-winning cook. A past member of the Society for Creative Anachronism, she is currently a member of Horror Writers of America, the Science Fiction Writers of America, and the Romance Writers Association.

Kenyon jokingly states that she only owns three pieces of clothing that are not black (a white chemise for Ren faires and two pairs of jeans) and fans have noted her obsession with this wardrobe choice. She has described her personal style as what happens to Goth when you get older, and claims that her obsession with wearing all black happened when her mother refused to buy her a black velvet dress when she was in first grade.

Over the years and due to what she humorously calls "her children's need to eat," Kenyon has worked a variety of jobs: D.J., photographer (her publishing credits include the Washington Post), store clerk, cook, baker, dollmaker, painter, camerawoman, freelance journalist, janitor, waitress, teacher, ditch-digger, psychic, web designer, programmer, and bookseller.

Kenyon is married and has three sons. The family lives outside of Nashville, Tennessee, with a menagerie of pets that include dogs, cats, fish, chickens, rabbits and reptiles..

Bibliography

As Sherrilyn Kenyon

The League Series

"Born of the Night," (Pinnacle, 1996) (ISBN 0-78600-222-0)

"Born of Fire," (ebook Dreams Unlimited, 1997) (ISBN 1-89252-004-4)

"Paradise City," (Love Spell, 1994) (ISBN 0-50551-969-0)

"Fire & Ice," in the anthology "Man of My Dreams" (Jove, 2004) (ISBN 0-51513-793-6)

Dark-Hunter series

The Dark-Hunters are immortal warriors pledged to the Greek goddess Artemis and dedicated to defending mankind against Daimons (vampires) and other assorted enemies: including a couple of rogue gods and goddesses.

Fantasy Lover, (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2002) (ISBN 0-31297-997-5)

"The Beginning" , also in the back of Sins of the Night early print editions (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2002)

"Dragonswan", in the anthology Tapestry, published by Jove (2002, ISBN 0-51513-362-0) and reprinted singly by Berkley (2005, ISBN 0-51514-079-1)

Night Pleasures, (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2002) (ISBN 0-31297-998-3)

Amanda Devereaux has a crazy family. Her mother and older siblings are witches and psychics, and her twin sister is a vampire hunter. All Amanda wants is a quiet, normal life. Only when she finds herself the target of an attack meant for her twin, she wakes to find herself handcuffed to a sexy, blonde stranger.

He is Kyrian of Thrace. And while Amanda's first thought is that this might be another of her sister's attempt at extreme match-making, it soon becomes clear that Kyrian is not boyfriend material.

He is a Dark-Hunter: an immortal warrior who has traded his soul for one moment of vengeance upon his enemies. Kyrian spends his eternal days hunting the vampires and daimons that prey upon mankind. He is currently on the hunt for a very old and dealy daimon called Desiderius who has deemed it sport to handcuff Kyrian to a human while he hunts him. Now Kyrian and Amanda must find a way to break their bond lest they give into their dangerous attraction to one another. Or Desiderius kills them both.

Night Embrace, (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2003) (ISBN 0-31298-482-0)

"Phantom Lover", in the anthology Midnight Pleasures (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2003) (ISBN 0-31298-762-5)

Dance with the Devil, (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2003) (ISBN 0-31298-483-9)

"A Dark-Hunter Christmas", , also in the back of Dance with the Devil early print editions (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2003)

Kiss of the Night, (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2004) (ISBN 0-31299-241-6)

Night Play, (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2004) (ISBN 0-31299-242-4)

"Winter Born", in the anthology Stroke of Midnight (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2004) (ISBN 0-31299-876-7)

Seize the Night, (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2005) (ISBN 0-31299-243-2)

Valerius isn't a popular dark-hunter-he's a Roman, which means that the largely Greek Hunters have a major grudge against him and his civilisation for superseding them. To make things worse , he's very conscious of his aristocratic background and breeding. So it serves him right when he runs into Tabitha Devereaux. She's sassy, sexy and completely unwilling to take him seriously. (Not to mention Tabitha is also the sister in law of Kyrian, a former Dark-Hunter and Val's mortal enemy.)

What Tabitha does take seriously is hunting and killing vampires, and soon she and Val have to grapple with the deadliest of all daimons-one who's managed to come back from the dead, and one who holds a serious grudge against both of them. To win against evil, Val will have to loosen up, learn to trust and put everything on the line to protect a man he hates and a woman who drives him nuts.

Sins of the Night, (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2005) (ISBN 0-31293-432-7)

"Second Chances", in Exclusive Dark-Hunter Collectible Booklet (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2005), free giveaway

Unleash the Night, (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2005) (ISBN 0-31293-433-5)

Dark Side of the Moon (St. Martin's Press, 2006, reprinted by St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2007)(HB ISBN 0-31235-743-5, PB ISBN 0-31293-434-3)

"A Hard Day's Night-Searcher", in the anthology My Big Fat Supernatural Wedding (St. Martin's Griffin, 2006) (ISBN 0-31234-360-4)

"Until Death We Do Part", in the anthology Love At First Bite (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2006) (ISBN 0-31234-929-7)

"Fear the Darkness", free ebook (St. Martin's Press, 2007)

The Dream-Hunter (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2007) (ISBN 0-31293-881-0)

Devil May Cry (St. Martin's Press, 2007, reprinted by St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2008) (HB ISBN 0-31236-950-6, PB ISBN 0-31294-686-4)

Upon the Midnight Clear (St. Martin's Paperback, 2007) (ISBN 0-31294-705-4)

The Dark-Hunter Companion, co-author Alethea Kontis (St. Martin's Griffin, 2007) (ISBN 0-31236-343-5)

Dream Chaser (St. Martin's Paperback, 2008) (ISBN 0-31293-882-9)

Acheron (St. Martin's Press, 2008) (ISBN 0-312-36215-3)

One Silent Night (St. Martin's Press, 2008) (ISBN 0-31294-706-2)

"Shadow of the Moon", in the anthology Dead After Dark (St. Martin's Press, 2008) (ISBN 0-31294-798-4)

Dream Warrior (St. Martin's Press, 2009) (ISBN 0-31293-883-7)

Bad Moon Rising (St. Martin's Press, 2009)

B.A.D. Agency Series

Published by Simon & Schuster

"BAD to the Bone", in the anthology Big Guns Out of Uniform (2005) (ISBN 1-41650-967-4)

"Captivated By You", in the anthology Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down: Three Tales of Erotic Romance (2005) (ISBN 1-41650-159-2)

Bad Attitude, (2005) (HB ISBN 1-41650-356-0, PB ISBN 1-41652-029-5)

Born to Be B.A.D., a reprint of the BAD stories PLUS a new short story called "One BAD Night" (2005) (ISBN 1-41650-750-7)

"Turn Up the Heat", in the anthology Playing Easy to Get (Pocket, 2006) (ISBN 1-41651-087-7)

Phantom of the Night, (2008) (ISBN 1-41650-357-9)

"Whispered Lies," (2009) (ISBN 9-781416-597421)

Nevermore Series

TBA/2007

Other Novels and Novellas

Daemon's Angel, (Leisure, 1995) (ISBN 0-50552-026-5)

"Love Bytes", in the anthology Naughty or Nice (St. Martin's Press, 2000) (ISBN 0-31298-102-3)

"Knightly Dreams", in the anthology What Dreams May Come (Penguin Group, 2005) (ISBN 0-42521-085-5)

Essays

"The Search of Spike's Balls", in Seven Seasons of Buffy edited by Ben Bella (ISBN 1-93210-008-3)

"Parting Gifts", in Five Seasons of Angel edited by Glenn Yeffeth (ISBN 1-93210-033-4)

Non-Fiction

The Writer's Guide to Everyday Life in the Middle Ages, (Writer's Digest, 1995)

The Writer's Complete Fantasy Reference: An Indispensable Compendium of Myth and Magic, (Writer's Digest, 2000)

The Writer's Digest Character Naming Sourcebook, with Hal Blythe and Charlie Sweet (ISBN 0-89879-632-6)

The Writer's Digest Character Naming Sourcebook, 2nd ed. (ISBN 1-58297-295-8)

Writing as Kinley MacGregor

Published by Avon (HarperCollins Publishers) unless noted otherwise.

The Sea Wolves Series

Master of Seduction, (2000) (ISBN 0-06108-712-2)

A Pirate of Her Own, (2004) (ISBN 0-06108-711-4)

The MacAllisters Series

Master of Desire, (2001) (ISBN 0-06108-713-0)

Claiming the Highlander, (2002) (ISBN 0-38081-789-6)

Born in Sin, (2003) (ISBN 0-38081-790-X)

Taming the Scotsman, (2003) (ISBN 0-38081-791-8)

"Midsummer's Knight", in the anthology Where's My Hero? (2003) (ISBN 0-06050-524-9)

The Warrior, (2007)

Brotherhood of the Sword Series

Born in Sin, (2003) (ISBN 0-38081-790-X)

Taming the Scotsman, (2003) (ISBN 0-38081-791-8)

"Midsummer's Knight", in the anthology Where's My Hero? (2003) (ISBN 0-06050-524-9)

A Dark Champion, (2004) (ISBN 0-06056-541-1)

Return of the Warrior, (2005) (ISBN 0-06056-543-8)

The Warrior, (2007) (ISBN 0-06079-667-7)

Lords of Avalon Series

Sword of Darkness, (2006)(ISBN 0-06056-544-6)

Knight of Darkness, (2006) (ISBN 0-06079-662-6)

"The Wager", in the anthology Elemental: The Tsunami Relief Anthology: Stories of Science Fiction and Fantasy (Tor Books, 2006)

Other Novels and Novellas

"Santa Wears Spurs", in the anthology All I Want for Christmas (St. Martin's Press, 1999) (ISBN 0-31297-680-1)

Awards

Sherrilyn Kenyon has received numerous nominations and awards both under her name and as Kinley MacGregor.

Past Awards

Maggie Award of Excellence

MARA Award

Holt Medallion

Heart Rate Reviews Reviewer's Choice Award

Amazon.com's Hot 100

Amazon.com's Movers & Shakers

Amazon.com's Best Seller for 2001

RT Kiss Award

Fool For Love

Affaire de Coeur Reader's Choice

Sapphire Award

RT Reviewer's Choice Awards

2002

Top Ten Books of the Year from RWA (Romance Writer's Association) - Fantasy Lover

Prism

Best Fantasy - Fantasy Lover

Best Light Paranormal - Night Pleasures

Night Pleasures and Fantasy Lover were finalists in the Aspen Gold contest.

Night Pleasures and Fantasy Lover were finalists in the GRW Maggie Award.

Night Pleasures won the HOLT Medallion.

PEARL (Paranormal Excellence Award in Romantic Literature) (2002)

Best Shape-Shifter - Night Pleasures

Best Fantasy/Magical - Fantasy Lover

Best Novella or Short Story - Dragonswan

Best Anthology - Tapestry, with Madeline Hunter, Sherrilyn Kenyon, Lynn Kurland, Karen Marie Moning

Best Overall Paranormal, Honorable Mention - Fantasy Lover

Night Pleasures and Fantasy Lover are double finalists in the Holt Medallion Award.

RIO (Reviewers International Organization) (20023)

Favorite Anthology - Tapestry

Favorite Paranormal, Honorable Mention - Fantasy Lover

Laurel Wreath Award for Night Pleasures

Love Romances 2002 Golden Rose Reader Choice Awards Winner:

Best Historical Romance - Claiming the Highlander

Best Paranormal Romance (Honorable Mention) - Fantasy Lover

Best Novella (Honorable Mention) - Dragonswan

Best Romanctic Anthology (Honorable Mention) - Tapestry

Best Medieval Romance - Claiming the Highlander

Best Time Travel (Honorable Mention) - Dragonswan

Best Romantic Sci-Fi Fantasy - Fantasy Lover

RT Booklovers Reviewer's Choice

Best Historical Anthology, Nominee - Tapestry

Best Vampire Romance - Night Pleasures

Best Scottish Historical Romance - Claiming the Highlander

2002 RBL Hughie Awards:

Best Anthology - Tapestry

Best New to You Author - Sherrilyn Kenyon/Kinley MacGregor

Favorite Secondary Character (Male) Talon (Night Pleasures)

Funniest Scene: The handcuffs scene (Night Pleasures)

Best Line or Quote - "Be kind to Dragonswans, for thou art gorgeous when naked and taste good with Cool Whip." (Dragonswan)

Best Medieval Historical Romance - Claiming the Highlander

2003-2004

Prism (2004)

Best Dark Paranormal - Dance with the Devil

Best Light Paranormal - Night Embrace

RIO (Reviewers International Organization) (2003)

Favorite Paranormal - Dance With The Devil

The Golden Quill for Best Paranormal, Dance with the Devil

The Bookseller's Best Award for Born in Sin, Best Long Historical and Dance with the Devil for Best Paranormal (Night Embrace was second)

Night Embrace won the Contemporary category of the Scarlet Letter award and is named Grand Champion of all the winners.

Night Embrace and Born in Sin won the HOLT Medallion

Night Embrace won the Laurie

Born in Sin won the Beacon for Best Historical

Born in Sin won the Yellow Rose for Best Historical

Sapphires for Dance with the Devil and "Phantom Lover".

Love Romances 2003 Golden Rose Reader Choice Awards Winner:

Born In Sin - Kinley MacGregor - Best Historical Romance

Dance With The Devil - Sherrilyn Kenyon - Best Paranormal Romance

Dance With The Devil - Sherrilyn Kenyon - Best Vampire Romance

Dance With The Devil - Sherrilyn Kenyon - Best Book Cover- Artist Unknown

"Phantom Lover" (Midnight Pleasures) - Sherrilyn Kenyon - Best Novella

Night Embrace - Sherrilyn Kenyon- Honorable Mention Best Shapeshifter Romance

2003 RBL Hughie Awards:

Best Scottish Historical Romance - Born In Sin by Kinley MacGregor

Best Paranormal Romance (time travel, futuristic, fantasy, etc.) Dance With The Devil by Sherrilyn Kenyon

Best Anthology - Midnight Pleasures by Sherrilyn Kenyon, Amanda Ashley, Maggie Shayne, and Rhonda Thompson and Where's My Hero? by Lisa Kleypas, Julia Quinn, and Kinley MacGregor

Best Cover - Dance With The Devil by Sherrilyn Kenyon

Best Author - Sherrilyn Kenyon (Kinley MacGregor)

Favorite Secondary Character (Male) - Acheron (Dark Hunter Series by Sherrilyn Kenyon)

Favorite Secondary Character (Female) - Simi, the Charonte Demon (Dance With The Devil by Sherrilyn Kenyon)

Funniest Scene - Sin meeting the MacAllister brothers after he marries Callie (Born In Sin by Kinley MacGregor)

Best Line or Quote - "You know, Sunshine, you need to find a man like that to marry. Someone so well-hung that even after three or four kids, he still be wall to wall." (Night Embrace by Sherrilyn Kenyon)

Night Pleasures won the Laurel Wreath Award with Fantasy Lover coming in a close second

PEARL (Paranormal Excellence Award in Romantic Literature) (2003)

Best Shape-Shifter, Honorable Mention - Dance With The Devil

Best Novella or Short Story, Honorable Mention - "Phantom Lover"

Best Anthology, Honorable Mention - Midnight Pleasures, with Sherrilyn Kenyon, Amanda Ashley, Maggie Shayne, and Rhonda Thompson

Favorite Overall Paranormal, Honorable Mention - Dance With the Devil

2005-2006

Darrell Awards (2006)

Best Novel - Sins of the Night

RIO (Reviewers International Organization) (2005)

Favorite Paranormal - Seize the Night

PEARL (Paranormal Excellence Award in Romantic Literature) (2005)

Best Paranormal Over All - Sins of the Night

Best Paranormal Over All, Honorable Mention - Unleash the Night

Best Anthology - What Dreams May Come

Best Erotic - Unleash the Night

Best Shapeshifter - Sins of the Night

Sins of the Night was #5 on Amazon.com's bestselling books of 2005. Fantasy Lover and Night Pleasures are #6 and #7 respectively for the best of the decade so far.

Love Romances 2005 Golden Rose Reader Choice Awards Winner:

Best Historical - A Dark Champion - Kinley MacGregor

Best Novella - "Winter Born" - Sherrilyn Kenyon

Best Vampire - Seize the Night - Sherrilyn Kenyon

Best Shapeshifter - Night Play - Sherrilyn Kenyon

Best Couple - Vane & Bride in Night Play - Sherrilyn Kenyon

Best Cover - Kiss of the Night - Sherrilyn Kenyon

2007

Devil May Cry was #2 on New York Times Best Sellers Hardcover Fiction List (week ended August 11, 2007)

References

^ a b "Sherrilyn's Cyberhome". Sherrilyn Kenyon Official Website. http://www.dailyinquisitor.com/sherrilyn/intro.htm. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Kenyon, Sherrilyn. "About Me". Sherrilyn Kenyon Official Website. http://www.dailyinquisitor.com//sherrilyn/aboutme.htm. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

^ Kenyon, Sherrilyn. "In Memoriam". Sherrilyn Kenyon Official Website. http://www.dailyinquisitor.com/sherrilyn/mom.htm. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

^ a b Smith, Lodeen. "An Interview with Sherrilyn". Sherrilynn Kenyon official Website. http://www.dailyinquisitor.com//sherrilyn/interview.htm. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

^ "Promo Items". Sherrilyn Kenyon Official Website. http://www.dailyinquisitor.com//sherrilyn/daylife.htm. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

^ a b c d e f g h "Interview with our Author of the Month Sherrilyn Kenyon a.k.a. Kinley MacGregor". A Romance Review. 2002. http://www.aromancereview.com/interviews/sherrilynkenyon.phtml. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

^ a b Ward, Jean Marie (1998). "Sherrilyn Kenyon: Coloring Outside Traditional Romance Lines". Crescent Blues. http://www.crescentblues.com/6_8issue/int_kenyon.shtml. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

^ "DBPRO to Adapt Kinley MacGregor's Lords of Avalon". Dabel Brothers Production. May 7, 2006. http://www.sfwa.org/pressbook/06/0508a-Macgregor-Avalon.html. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

^ a b Anderson, Marcia (September 29, 2005). "Dark-Hunter series author keynotes COFW conference". ThisWeek Newspapers. http://www.dailyinquisitor.com//sherrilyn/092905-News-17825.html. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

^ "RBL Presents! Sherrilyn Kenyon". 2002. RBL Romantics. 2002. http://www.geocities.com/rblinterviews2/kenyoninterview.html. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

^ "Sherrilyn Kenyon". Fantastic Fiction. http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/k/sherrilyn-kenyon/. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

^ "The Beginning"

^ "A Dark-Hunter Christmas"

^ a b c d "Writing Awards". Sherrilyn Kenyon Official Website. http://www.dailyinquisitor.com//hunter/writingawards.htm. Retrieved 2007-02-09. 

External links

Sherrilyn Kenyon Book Reviews

Sherrilyn Kenyon's Official Site

Sherrilyn Kenyon's Podcast

Bibliography at SciFan

Sherrilyn Kenyon's Official myspace

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NAME

ALTERNATIVE NAMES

Kenyon, Sherrilyn

SHORT DESCRIPTION

Novelist

DATE OF BIRTH

1965

PLACE OF BIRTH

Columbus, Georgia

DATE OF DEATH

PLACE OF DEATH

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Barbaric Machine Clan Gaiark

Pollution Ministers

Originally thought to be the last of the Gaiark, the three Pollution Ministers end up on Earth and decide to pollute it to serve as an ideal paradise for them. They based themselves at Hellgaille Palace (, Herugaiyu Kyden?), located on an isolated island in the middle of the sea. Powering the entire place is the Deus Haguru Magear (, Deusu Haguru Magia?), a big gear in their command chamber which is an inexhaustible energy source that Yogostein brought with him from Machine World. The gear's power is used Yogoshimacritein to create an army of Barbaric Dohma until the primary Go-ongers break it, causing Hellgaille Palace to self destruct and sink into the sea. During the events of Shinkenger vs. Go-onger, the Pollution Ministers are revived.

Yogostein

Land Pollution Minister Yogostein (, Gaichi Daijin Yogoshutain?, []), his full name being Baron Yogorex de Stein (, Baron Yogorekkusu do Shutain?), is the golden-armored general who leads the Gaiark's land-based Barbaric Machine Beasts, using the Yogospear (, Yogoshupia?) as his weapon and ends his sentences with "Nari". Though a serious sort, he rejoiced to see his subordinate Hiramechimedes arrives to aid him in destroying the Go-ongers. Despite continuous failure, his faith and esteem he felt for his vice-minister never faded as he showed concern for Hiramechimedes' well-being and has been in a state of mourning since his death before leaving Hellgaille Palace to clear his head and find himself. By the time he returned, Yogostein was more rage-filled and decides to rely on his own power, creating Hammer Banki to destroy the world rather than remake it into an ideal environment for the Gaiark. It was after his creation was destroyed that Yogostein saw the error of his ways as the other Ministers forgive him for his reckless action. Prior to the events of the movie, Yogostein developed the Savage Machine Beast Recycle program, using his spear to remove the Ugatz's Souls from their bodies to revive the Savage Machine Beasts in a Minister team attempt to tear down the dimensional barrier. However, the plan failed and Yogostein sets up a new one with the accidentally created Kegalesia Soul. Soon after, Yogostein resumes acting on his own when he begins a new project to unearth the Horonderthal from his rest, setting up a chain of events that would not only dispose of Go-on Red, but being able to upgrade himself as the new Horonderthal King to rust the entire city. However, his upgrade is canceled by Engine-Oh G12 before being destroyed by the revived Go-on Red in a one-on-one duel.

When entering battle alongside the other pollution Ministers, Yogostein says, "The Dried Cracked Ground! I am Land Pollution Minister Yogostein" (, Kawaki hibiwareta tsuchi yo! Ware, Gaichi Daijin Yogoshutain?), while when attacking with other Land Pollution Ministry members he says, "The Earth soiled by a hateful guy, Land Pollution Minister Yogostein!" (, Daichi o yogosu nikui yatsu, Gaichi Daijin Yogoshutain nari?). He performs Yogospear Grind (, Yogoshupia Guraendo?) with the Yogospear. With Hiramechimedes and Happa Banki, they can perform the Land Pollution Gattai DoDoDo Ground (, Gaichi Gattai Dododo Guraundo?).

Yogostein is voiced by Kiyoyuki Yanada ( , Yanada Kiyoyuki?).

Kegalesia

Water Pollution Minister Kegalesia (, Gaisui Daijin Kegareshia?, []) is the human-looking general with the Kegastick (, Kegasutikku?) who leads the Gaiark's sea-based Barbaric Machine Beasts. She has artificial human-like skin that regenerates and shoots steam from the projections on her back armor if she is in a foul mood, and the handle on her head cuts off this leakage. She ends her sentences with "Ojaru", is a heavy drinker who hates to be called "Old Lady", sometimes enlarging from the anger being too much to fume out. While under the guise of Rena Kegareshi ( , Kegareshi Rena?), Kegalesia develops a vendetta against Hant due to his falling in love with her guise and calling her loving things, like "pure," which are offensive to members of the Gaiark. It was this taboo that she could never fall in love with Nigorl, as his ideas were the opposite of the Gaiark's. While the Go-ongers were trapped in Samurai World, Kegalesia accidentally separates her Kegalesia Soul (, Kegareshia Sru?) from her body, with her soul set into Bomper by the other Ministers to convert the robot into Bompelesia (, Bonpareshia?) so they can take advantage of the situation by setting a trap. However, Bomper manages to regain control and ejects the Kegalesia Soul prior to being reinstalled back in her body. She occasionally joined Saki and Miu in the 3-girl idol group G3 Princess, though the second time ended with her enlarging and being knocked into the distance by Engine-Oh G12. When Yogoshimacritein arrives, Kegalesia is reduced to a mere henchman forced to obey him. She is annoyed when Yogoshimacritein uses her and Kitaneidas as human shields against the Go-onger's attacks, seeing him for what he is and his methods not to her liking. As an act of defiance against the dictator, she helps in destroying the Infinite Wastebin before she was heavily damaged by Yogoshimacritein. She gives the location of the Deus Haguru Magear to Go-on Red, Blue, and Yellow before shutting down.

Due to her nature as a Water Pollution branch member, she can execute Water Pollution Fusion (, Gaisui Gasshin?) with any member of the same branch, boosting up their power as a result. Before entering battle, Kelgalesia says, "The muddied and fetid waters! I am Water Pollution Minister Kegalesia!" (, Nigori kutta mizu yo! Warawa, Gaisui Daijin Kegareshia?). After transforming into her true form as part of the one-time only G3 Princess idol group, Kelgalesia says, "Love me or Regret it!! Kegalesia" (, Horenakya Kkai!! Kegareshia?). As part of G3 Princess with Go-on Yellow and Silver, she performs Princess Cannonball (, Purinsesu Kyanonbru?), after performing G3 Triangle (, J Sur Toraianguru?) which passes the ball made by them.

Kegalesia is portrayed by Nao Oikawa ( , Oikawa Nao?).

Kitaneidas

Air Pollution Minister Kitaneidas (, Gaiki Daijin Kitaneidasu?, []) leads the Gaiark's sky-based Barbaric Machine Beasts and uses the Kitaneibar (, Kitaneib?) as his weapon and can turn himself into smog as well as execute his Air Pollution Attack (, Gaiki Attaku?). He is the best card player among the three ministers and ends his sentences with "Zoyo". He experimented with Bikkurium's potent abilities prior to using it on Barbaric Machine Beasts. Kitaneidas is reduced to a mere henchman when Yogoshimacritein arrives and is forced to obey him. He is agitated when Yogoshimacritein uses him as a human shield against the Go-ongers, and as a final act, he destroys the Infinite Wastebin before he is forced to shutdown by Yogoshimacritein.

Before entering battle, Kitaneidas says, "The blackened skies! I am Air Pollution Minister Kitaneidas!" (, Kuroku somatta kki yo! Watashi, Gaiki Daijin Kitaneidasu?).

Kitaneidas is voiced by Mitsuaki Madono ( , Madono Mitsuaki?).

Hiramechimedes

Land Pollution Vice-Minister Hiramechimedes (, Gaichi Fukudaijin Hiramekimedesu?, []) is Yogostein's subordinate and the Gaiark's top tactical genius, a more serious threat than the Pollution Ministers. Whenever inspired with a plan, the 3 light bulbs on his head flash as he says "Pok-Pok-Ping!" (!, Poku-Poku-Pn!?) with the sextant, and protractor on his chestplate indicating the plan's greatness. Originally a second-rate inventor of many of the Gaiark group's arsenal, he plotted to assassinate Yogostein to become the new Land Pollution Minister and be somebody. However, after seeing his brilliant mind recognized by Yogostein as he awards him with the sword Hacalibur (, Hakarib?) and his title on the day the Gaiark attack Machine World, Hiramechimedes devoted himself to his master's cause without question as he became feared by the Engines, making them frightened husks of their former selves in his numerous victories which they eventually overcame. However, on the day the Gaiark were expelled from Machine World, Hiramechimedes mysteriously disappeared during the fight only to resurface months later on the Human World to serve under Yogostein again after settling some loose ends with the Wing Engines as he thought he had handled, only to be once more pursed by them and the Go-on Wings.

Eventually, Hiramechimedes, along with Yogostein and Bseki Banki, stages his apparent banishment from Hellgaille palace as part of a plan to deceive the Go-ongers and kill Go-on Gold. However the plan goes wrong yet again with the arrival of Engine-Oh G9 and Hiramechimedes refuses to return to Yogostein out of shame, spending long days of calculation for a means to kill the Go-ongers. After a vain attempt to destroy the Go-on teams, Hiramechimedes finally finds the answer he had been looking for: to beat the Go-ongers at their own game with raw power rather than with intellect. To that end he sneaks back into Hellgaille Palace and, in spite of Yogostein's pleas, infuses himself with a hundred times the Bikkurium amount that a Savage Machine Beast needs for "Industrial Revolution". In consequence, the stress of this destroyed Hiramechimedes' mind as he upgrades into a more powerful and insane babbling form called Detaramedes (, Detaramedesu?, 23). Though he almost defeats Engine-Oh G9 after executing "Big Industrial Revolution", Detaramedes's downfall comes from Ssuke's reckless refusal to give up. In the end, Go-on Red scraps Detaramedes with only the Hacalibur remaining for Yogostein to pick up.

However, while the Go-ongers visit a shrine in the woods, they encounter Hiramechimedes' ghost, referring to himself as Urameshimedes (, Urameshimedesu?, 24), as his malice towards the Go-ongers kept him from passing on. Unable to regain physical form, Urameshimedes made a detour to Samurai World to recruit the aid of Bakki to help him by phyiscally harming the Go-ongers in return to allow him to destroy the forest. But when everything didn't work out as planned, Urameshimedes possesses Bakki's body as Hirameki Bakki (, Hirameki Bakki?, 24) and enlarges it to kill the Go-ongers. However, the Go-on teams manage to use a G9 Grand Prix laced with salt on the two so the attack would not only kill Bakki, but exorcise Hiramechimedes in the process.

His attacks have a calculus theme from his Pi Beam (, Enshritsu Pai Bmu?) to his sword-based Equilateral Triangle Slash (, Seisankakkei Giri?), Isosceles Right Triangle Slash (, Chokkaku Nithen Sankakkei Giri?), Acute Triangle Slash (, Eikaku Sankakkei Giri?), and Hirameki Kill-Factor: Pythagorean Theorem (, Hirameki Sapp: Sanheih no Teiri?) attacks. As Detaramedes, his uses a variety of attacks with a miscalculation theme such as Hissatsu: Root 3 - Base Diameter = 950000 (, Hissatsu: Rto San hiku Teihen waru Chokkei wa Kyjgoman?), 10 - 4 = 200 (, J hiku Yon wa Nihyaku?), 6 + 9 = 500 (, Roku tasu Ky wa Gohyaku?), Detarame Kill-Factor: Bikkurium Beam (, Detarame Sapp: Bikkuriumu Ksen?), Detarame Kill-Factor: Brain Freeze Slash (, Detarame Sapp: Shik Teishi Giri?), and Detarame Kick-Punch-Chop-Slash (, Detarame Kikku Panchi Choppu Giri?). Before entering battle, Hiramechimedes says, "Pok-Pok-Ping! and I have a flash. Land Pollution Vice-Minister Hiramechimedes!" (, Poku-Poku-Pn! to hirameku wa, Gaichi Fuku Daijin Hiramekimedesu desu?).

Hiramechimedes is voiced by Kazuya Nakai ( , Nakai Kazuya?).

Kokorootomedes

Kokorootomedes (, Kokorootomedesu?, []) is a character who appears only in the It's a Seminar! Everyone GO-ON!! special DVD. He is Hiramechimedes's older cross dressing brother who is very flamboyant in personality and often asserts his femininity, seeing himself as a maiden. Armed with the Kiradecolibur (, Kiradekorib?) that is a decorated version of Hiramechimedes's Hacalibur, Kokorootomedes challenges Go-on Red to avenge his younger brother. At first, Kokorootomedes uses his feminine wiles and his two attacks on his opponent, Kokorootomedes's Fashion Check Attack (, Kokorootomedesu no Fasshon Chekku Kgeki?) and Lovely Sparkling Pentagon, Star Heart Slash (, Koi no Kirakira Gokakkei, Ohoshi-sama Hto Giri?). But once man-handled by Go-on Red, Kokorootomedes upgrades into a powerful berserker form, becoming a Yakuza-type in personality with his crazed Hissatsu: Ruless Battle (, Hissatsu: Jgi Naki Tatakai?) attack that lets him fight dirty. In the end, he is scrapped by Go-on Red using the Kankanbar Mantangun on him, lamenting on his desire before rethinking that it wasn't well worth his death.

Like his brother, Kokorootomedes is voiced by Kazuya Nakai.

Kireizky

Cleaning Minister Kireizky (, Sji Daijin Kireizuk?, []) is one of the Gaiark's ministers, who "cleans" the slate of Braneworlds he has visited, destroying the Sound World, the Magic World, and the Prism World to acquire a special energy called Dokkirium (, Dokkiriumu?). Arriving in the Human World, Kireizky intervened during Engine-Oh G9's fight with Bin Banki before formally introducing himself. Kireizky is armed with Seven Cleaning Tools (, Osji Nanatsu Dgu?) such as Duster Blade (, Hataki Burdo?) with which he can execute the Dust Trash (, Hokori Torasshu?), Tying Sleeves (, Tasuki Gake?), and Round Moon Slash (, Engetsu Giri?) attacks. His other weapons are Broom Shotgun (, Hki Shottogan?), Anti-Soul Rag (, Anchi Sru Zkin?) that can absorb Engine-Soul based attacks and send them back to knock them out or be wrung into the Rag Grenade (, Zkin Gurendo?), the Dustpan Shield (, Chiritori Shrudo?), and Cotton Swab Kunai (, Menb Kunai?). His sixth weapon, the Bottomless Wastebin (, Mugen Gomibako?), allows him to manipulate space itself from evading an enemy attack to sending them far away with Vacuum Full Power (, Bakymu Furu Paw?). But once losing the wastebin, Kireizky swallows the Dokkirium he gather to undergo Super Industrial Revolution (, Chsangy Kakumei?) before using the strongest of his seven weapons, the Bucket Bazooka (, Baketsu Bazka?). Though he overpowered the Go-ongers, the tables turn when the entire team is reassembled and Kireizky is finally scrapped by Engine-Oh G12. However, his Wastebin ended up at the Hellgaille Palace, still active as Yogoshimacritein emerges from it. His name is from the Japanese word for "tidiness" (, kireizuki?).

Kireizky is voiced by Eiji Takemoto ( , Takemoto Eiji?)

Yogoshimacritein

Crime Minister Yogoshimacritein (, Sridaijin Yogoshimakuritain?, []) is the black/gold armored Insurgant Highness (, Denka no Bt?) and Yogostein's father, ending his sentences with "Narina". Being the total opposite of his son and most ruthless of the Gaiark, Yogoshimacritein desired to rule all the Braneworlds, playing part in forcing the Gian Race Engines into the verge of extinction and oversaw the destruction of the three Braneworlds by Kireizky. After Kireizky's death, Yogoshimacritein uses his fallen minion's Bottomless Wastebin to enter the Human World, using it as a means to feed from in order for him to use his signature inhereditary attack Justice Dissolution (, Seigi Kaisan?), which can convert those it hits into wavelengths as long as the Deus Haguru Magear is active. He uses it to take out Hant, Gunpei, and the Go-on Wings, along with their Engine partners, Carrigator, Jum-bowhale, and the ancient Engines. His other attacks are Puppet Regime (, Kugutsu Kairaiseiken?) which can turn his subordinates into his puppets, Ration Provision Bullet (, Teigaku Kyfu Dan?). He uses his staff to unleashes his most powerful attacks: Enforcing Vote (, Kyk Saiketsu?) and Closing Despotic Proclamation: Yogoshimanifesto Break (, Saish Dokusai Sengen: Yogoshimanifesuto Bureiku?). Eventually, Yogoshimacritein reveals to Kegalesia and Kitaneidas that he never cared for his surbordinates and will sacrifice them as long as it is to accomplish their plan. After losing the Infinite Wastebin to the ministers, Yogoshimacritein fatally damages them both before making his way to the Deus Haguru Magear to power himself up until he is trapped in the Bikkurium chamber as the gear is destroyed, causing the entire Hellgaille Palace to collapse around him. However, Yogoshimacritein reconstructs himself from his gears and attempts to destroy the city until he is halted by Hant, Gunpei, and the Go-on Wings. Once the primary Go-ongers join the fray, Yogoshimacritein enlarges himself in a process called Third Industrial Revolution (, Daisanji Sangy Kakumei?) and battles Engine-Oh G12 until he is finally destroyed by the G12 Final Grand Prix attack.

Yogoshimacritein is voiced by Kiyoyuki Yanada, who also voices Yogostein.

Chirakasonne

Danger Cabinet-Director Chirakasonne (, Kikanb Chkan Chirakasne?, []) is Yogoshimacritein's Boiler-based right-hand man in bulky armor who ends his sentence with "nonne". He is a user of kenp named Natural Litter Constitution (, Tenchirakashi Kenp?) and his trademark attack is the Natural Reversal (, Tenchi Gyakuten?), ingesting the energy attack of an opponent and reflecting back. His other attack, Natural Unnecessariness (, Tenchi Muy?), produces a shockwave that levels buildings to the ground. Once the Go-ongers found a means to counter his signature move, Chirakasonne ingests Dokkirium and defeats both Engine-Oh and Seiku-Oh easily. But GunBir-Oh turns the tables and overloads Chirakasonne with its attack.

Chirakasonne is voiced by Bin Shimada ( , Shimada Bin?).

Batcheed

Pollution President Batcheed (, Gaitry Batchdo?, []) is a high ranking member of the Gaiark who appears in Samurai Sentai Shinkenger vs. Go-onger: GinmakuBang!!. He has been conquering the Gunman World (, Ganman Wrudo?) when he comes across the Go-ongers. When they are all sent through a dimensional rift to the Human World, Batcheed joins forces with the Gedoushu to defeat his foes and complete the Batchrium Plant (, Batchiriumu Purant?) on the moon's surface which can pollute all the Braneworlds. His attacks are Batcheed Spiral (, Batchdo Supairaru?) which shoots gears from his head, and Batcheed Vulcan (, Batchdo Barukan?) which fires screw-shaped bullets from his abdomen.

Batcheed is voiced by Banj Ginga ( , Ginga Banj?).

Other Barbaric Machine Clans

Cousin groups related the the Gaiark who are as evil as they are.

Arelunbra Family

Preceding the Gaiark as the Engines' mortal enemies, the Barbaric Machine Clan Arelunbra Family (, Bankizoku Arerunbura Ke?) were sea-based androids terrorized Machine World with their Water Pollution Machine Knights (, Gaisui Kishi?) before their leader Nigorl left for the Human World and the Arelunbra faded into legend.

Water Pollution Machine Knight Uzumaquixote (, Gaisui Kishi Uzumakihte?, 25): A servant of Nigorl who ends his sentences with "Knight", armed with a jousting lance and shield with the ability to consume anything from garbage to energy. Stuck on Earth as a stone statue after too more exposure to the clean surroundings, Uzumaquixote was found by a young Renn, thinking that it was a Kitigarbha (, Jiz?) statue as he prayed to it to make his mother better before she died. By present day, Renn sought out the statue when he visited his childhood home, with the Pollution Ministers and Go-on Wings fighting over it. In the end, Kegalesia revives Uzumaquixote and has him attack the Go-ongers, until Renn transforms into Go-on Blue seeing his "family" more important than his sentimentality for the statue. After ingesting Bikkurium, Uzamaquixote is scrapped after a three-pronged attack from Seiku-Oh, GunBir-Oh, and Engine-Oh after Renn perfects the Kyu-yu Soul's re-energizing powers, but not before revealing his master being on Earth as well. Uzamaquixote is named after the Japanese word for "spiral" and "whirlpool" (, uzumaki?) and Don Quixote (, Don Kihte?). Voiced by Naomi Kusumi ( , Kusumi Naomi?).

Water Pollution Prince Nigorl zo Arelunbra (, Gaisui ji Nigru zo Arerunbura?, 26): Prince of the Arelunbra, a fencing master of the Nigorl Rapier (, Nigru Reipia?) and able to summon rain clouds. Nigorl ended up on Earth in suspended animation after Kegalesia turns him down, due to the fact that he has an unusual liking to things he considers beautiful which contradicts the Gaiark's taboo on the word "beauty." Though revived, Nigorl's affections turn from Kegalesia to Bearrv as he attempts to marry her. But after the team regains Bearrv from him, Nigorl is mortally wounded and left to die by Kegalesia. While fighting, Nigorl's stronger ability is the Water Pollution branch's trademark Water Pollution Fusion, using it on Kegalesia and mass amounts of water to enlarge into a giant without need of Bikkurium and having Kegalesia interfaced in his systems as a battery to increase his power. In this state, referred as Mix Kegalegorl (, Mikkusu Kegaregru?), Nigorl's attacks are Kegalegorl BeBeBeBeam (, Kegaregru BiBiBiBmu?) and Kegalegorl ThunThuThunder (, Kegaregru SanSaSand?). His name is from the Japanese word for "to get impure" (, nigoru?). Voiced by Kenji Nojima ( , Nojima Kenji?).

Horonderthal

The Barbaric Machine Clan Horonderthal (, Bankizoku Horonderutru?, 34-35) is of a legendary clan of giant Clockwork Savage Machines which exterminated dinosaurs on the earth 65 million years ago with his violence-inducing Horonden Wave (, Horondenpa?). He battled with the Ancient Engines at that time, with their fight ending up with both sides fossilized within a mountain. Making it his goal, Yogostein manages to find the location with the aid of Drill Banki, only to accidentally free the Ancient Engines instead. But after personally finding the exact location of Horonderthal, Yogostein awakens him from his rest and upgrades him so that his attack can affect Kyoretsu-Oh. However, in spite of his modern-time upgrades, the Horonderthal became the first to be scrapped by Engine-Oh G12 with Yogostein taking the Horonderthal's power for himself. His name is from the Japanese word for "extinct" (, horobu?) and "Neanderthal" (, Neanderutru?).

Arsenal

Barbaric Machine Soldiers Ugatz (, Bankihei Ugattsu?)

Android footsoldiers built to support the Barbaric Machine Beasts and pilot the Barbaric Dohmas, later upgraded by Hiramechimedes with his screws. When Nigorl arrives, he brings his own feminine Beauty Ugatz (, Byti Ugattsu?), which are stronger than the regular Ugatz. Some of the Ugatz had their souls removed from them by Yogostein to revive the Savage Machine Beasts. In Samurai Sentai Shinkenger vs. Go-onger: GinmakuBang!!, the Ugatz transform into a motorcycle. Its name is from the Japanese word for "dig" (, ugatsu?).

Barbaric Dohma (, Bandma?)

Cave cricket-like jet fighters invented by Hiramechimedes which can assume a frog-like walking mode. Though normally used by the Ugatz, the Pollution Ministers piloted their own Barbaric Dohmas before escaping to Earth. Its name is from the Japanese word for "cave cricket" (, Kamadma?).

Barbaric Dohma SP (Special) (, Bandma Supesharu?, 15-22)

Cave cricket and Mantis-like jet fighters that serve as Hiramechimedes' personal transport, each able to hold up to four Barbaric Dohma on itself to resemble a classic World War I airplane. The Pollution Ministers later used their own Barbaric Dohma SP to transport their Recycle Savage Machine Beast Army to carry out their plan to tear down the dimensional barrier.

Barbaric Machine Beasts

The Barbaric Machine Beasts (, Bankij?) are monsters created to pollute the Earth. They are each separated into one of three types that are under the Pollution Ministers: Savage Ground (, Gaichi?), Savage Sea (, Gaisui?), and Savage Sky (, Gaiki?). The Barbaric Machine Beasts are infused with a special energy called Bikkurium (, Bikkuriumu?) that enlarges them in a process called Industrial Revolution (, Sangy Kakumei?), however this process can be activated while the Barbaric Machine Beast is still alive. They are named putting the suffix "Banki" (, Banki?) after the name of the object they are based on, machines that were present at the turn of the century. When scrapped, the dead Savage Machine Beasts shrink back to normal size and end up at the Savage Machine Beast Graveyard. Yogostein took advantage of this in his Savage Machine Beast program by using Ugatz souls to reanimate the Recycled Barbaric Machine Beast Army (, Risaikuru Bankij Gundan?, movie), only for them to be rescrapped by the Engines due to being much weaker than they used to be.

Shoukyaku Banki (, Shkyaku Banki?, 1, Movie, Narikiri Movie): An incinerator (, shkyakuro?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kitaneidas, putting stuff into the furnace on his forehead to induce smog and perform his attacks. Shoukyaku Banki prefers to burn flowers and anything pretty to improve the toxicity of his smog. He fails in his mission when the Go-ongers arrive, and is forcefully upgraded by the Pollution Ministers. Shoukyaku Banki is the first to be scrapped by Engine-Oh. The second Shoukyaku Banki in the narikiri movie Legendary Hero (, Densetsu no Hr?) was scrapped by Engine-Oh. Voiced by Takashi Nagasako ( , Nagasako Takashi?).

Pipe Banki (, Paipu Banki?, 2): A drainage pipe (, haisui paipu?) Savage Water Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kegalesia to pollute Earth's waters with the sludge from his pipes, tending to say "Jobber" in his sentences. The Go-ongers for fight him when he tests his powers at a dam, retreating after succeeding. He then returns later to pollute Shindaiba in giant form, attacking the Go-ongers once learning they are without their Engine Casts. But once the three get them back, Pipe Banki is then scrapped by Engine-Oh after a messy hostage situation. Voiced by Takayuki Kond ( , Kond Takayuki?).

Scoop Banki (, Sukoppu Banki?, 3): A scoop (, sukoppu?) Savage Land Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Yogostein to attack Neo Tokyo Hills, tending to say "Kappore" (a meaningless word sung for rhythm) in his sentences. His trademark attacks are "Landslide Blizzard" and the stronger "Super Landslide Blizzard", using his shovel gauntlets to scoop up boulders or bury his opponents in dirt. He is scrapped by Engine-Oh after being corrected by Go-on Blue that Musashi killed Kojir not with two swords, but with a long bokken (the length of the Go-on Sword gave the Go-ongers a greater advantage over Scoop Banki's shovel gauntlets). Voiced by Tamotsu Nishiwaki ( , Nishiwaki Tamotsu?), previously the voice of Highness Duke Org Ura in Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger.

Spray Banki (, Supur Banki?, 4, movie): A clumsy yet over eager spray bottle (, supur?) Savage Water Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kegalesia as her assassin to steal the Engine Cast of Birca. He can shoot acid from his mouth. He is wounded by Birca and Gunpherd before Engine-Oh scraps him. Voiced by Antoki no Inoki (?).

Jishaku Banki (, Jishaku Banki?, 5, movie): A magnet (, jishaku?) Savage Land Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Yogostein with the power of magnetism, able to take his opponents' weapons and use them. Though defeated in the first fight, Jishaku Banki is upgraded to Denjishaku Banki (, Denjishaku Banki?), becoming an electromagnet (, denjishaku?) with greater power with his Fleming's Law attack until Hant destroys his power source. He is the first to be scrapped by Engine-Oh Birca. Voiced by Toshiharu Sakurai ( , Sakurai Toshiharu?).

Speaker Banki (, Supk Banki?, 6, movie): A speaker (, supk?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kitaneidas, able to convert beautiful sound waves into noise pollution with his microphone spear before shooting out the resulting sound waves from his speakers. Speaker Banki is later upgraded to generate louder sound waves that can block most attacks. However, Speaker Banki's one weakness was the (nonfunctional) speakers on his feet. He is the first to be scrapped by Engine-Oh Gunpherd, as it could break through the barrier. Voiced by Issei Futamata ( , Futamata Issei?).

Bombe Banki (, Bonbe Banki?, 7): A gas cylinder (, bonbe?, from the German bombe) Savage Water Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kegalesia in her plan to get rid of Engine-Oh, though Carrigator almost ruined it. To that end, he intentionally had himself defeated to enlarge and use his Red Rust Beam on Engine-Oh, defeating him. However, Bombe Banki ends up being the first to be scrapped by GunBir-Oh. Voiced by Masato Hirano ( , Hirano Masato?).

Boring Banki (, Bringu Banki?, 8): A boring machine (, bringu mashin?) Savage Land Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Yogostein to attack the city. Though he went to sleep suddenly, Boring Banki's sleep mode is a drilling mode to extract magma to destroy the city. In the end, Boring Banki is destroyed by both Engine-Oh and GunBir-Oh. Voiced by Naoki Imamura ( , Imamura Naoki?).

Lens Banki (, Renzu Banki?, 9): A lens (, renzu?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kitaneidas to use his power to teleport people into Junk World, using the Braneworld's ability to mechanize humans as part of his plan to create new Ugatz. Though scrapped by Engine-Oh and GunBir-Oh, Lens Banki's pictures of their final attacks are used in the creation of Kagami Banki. Voiced by Kichi Tchika ( , Tchika Kichi?).

Kagami Banki (, Kagami Banki?, 10): A mirror (, kagami?) Barbaric Machine Beast created in by all three of the Pollution Ministers, tending to say "Mirror" in his sentences. Because of the pictures Lens Banki took before being destroyed, Kagami Banki can use the mirror on his chest to duplicate the Engines' attacks with his "Mirror Effect". After being recharged with Bikkurium, which took longer in his case, Kagami Banki reveals his true Land/Sky/Sea Form, possessing the powers of all three Pollution Ministers, using it in his "Mirror Bomb" attack. He is the first to be scrapped by Engine-Oh G6. Voiced by Junpei Morita ( , Morita Junpei?), previously the voice of Creator King Ryuuwon in GoGo Sentai Boukenger.

Antenna Banki (, Antena Banki?, 11): An antenna (, antenna?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kitaneidas, it can interfere with television signals by sending his own special hypnotic ones to control anyone who saw a television getting that signal, brainwashing the masses into polluting the city while forcing the Go-ongers apart with what their desire the most save Gunpei. His signature attack is "Satellite Shower", firing a beam in the air with multitude of lasers raining down on his opponent. He is scrapped by GunBir-Oh's Gunpherd Gunfire. Voiced by Hideaki Kusaka ( , Kusaka Hideaki?).

Hatsuden Banki (, Hatsuden Banki?, 12, movie): An electrical generator (, hatsudenki?) Savage Land Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Yogostein that can drop powerful lightning bolts, saying "bika" in his sentences. Ssuke tried to use this against Hatsuden Banki but it resulted in both switching bodies when Hatsuden's lightning hit them. Though tried to take advantage of his current state, Hatsuden loses it after listening to the others' babbling and runs off to find Yogostein. When Yogostein retreated as his minion is exposed, Hatsuden Ssuke attempts to destroy the Go-ongers as Go-on Red. By then, Go-Ongers managed to revert this by shooting a special Ssuke Soul into Hatsuden Go-on Red with the Junction Rifle, returning the Barbaric Machine Beast back into his body. But now hampered by a cold that Ssuke had been suffering, Hatsuden Banki is scrapped by Engine-Oh G6. Voiced by Nobuyuki Hiyama ( , Hiyama Nobuyuki?).

Hikigane Banki (, Hikigane Banki?, 13, movie): A trigger (, hikigane?) Savage Water Barbaric Machine Beast under Kegalesia, ranked as Gaiark's top sniper and says "Gane" in his sentences. He was sent to take Bkorin back to Gego, whom he called "Boss" (, Aniki?) for stopping his attack without trouble. Using his various attacks, like "Water Magnum", Hikigane Banki overpowers the Go-ongers until Renn arrives to even the odds. He is scrapped by Engine-Oh G6 and he regrets that he will not see the Chunichi Dragons' win one last time. Voiced by Yasuaki Takumi ( , Takumi Yasuaki?).

Kama Banki (, Kama Banki?, 14): A bath heater (, furogama?) Savage Water Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kegalesia, says "Come On" in his sentences. By using the mist from his nostrils, Kama Banki can teleport people into the hot springs on his head and remove any interference in Gaiark's plan. It is only after reaching enlightenment that the Savage Machine Beast's power reaches its zenith, though Kama Banki is no match for a love-filled Hant before a "mixed-up" Engine-Oh G6 scraps him. Voiced by Tamio ki ( , ki Tamio?).

Oil Banki (, Oiru Banki?, 16): An oil (, oiru?) Savage Water Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kegalesia who can create a super slippery oil slick on the city, incapacitating not only normal ground vehicles but Engine-Oh G6. After being defeated by Toripter and Jetras, Hiramechimedes upgrades Oil Banki with wings to take on the Wing Engines. But using mops to counter the oil slick, Engine-Oh and GunBir-Oh scrap Oil Banki with little trouble. Voiced by Tora Take ( , Take Tora?).

Happa Banki (, Happa Banki?, 17): A dynamite (, dainamaito?) Savage Earth Barbaric Machine Beast, Yogostein's "number one hooligan" and ends his sentences with "dappa." He is sent to destroy the city with his Dynamite Don-Don attack until the Go-on Wings interfere. Teaming up with Yogostein and Hiramechimedes as part of a trio, Happa Banki overwhelms the Go-ongers until the Go-on Wings arrive. He is scrapped by Go-on Gold after he takes his Bikkurium, preventing him from growing, and instead making him explode. His name comes from the Japanese word for "rock blasting" (, happa?). Voiced by Masaharu Sat ( , Sat Masaharu?).

Vacuum Banki (, Bakymu Banki?, 18): A vacuum cleaner (, sjiki?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kitaneidas to terminate the Go-on Wings while their guard is down. But after being man handled by Go-on Gold Vacuum Banki kidnaps Miu and holds her hostage to force Hiroto give up his Wing Trigger and Change Soul. Ssuke's inference allows Miu to be freed as all three manage to defeat Vacuum Banki. He is the first Barbaric Machine Beast to be scrapped by Engine-Oh Jetripter. Voiced by Taiki Matsuno ( , Matsuno Taiki?), previously the voice of Shurikenger in Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger.

Nokogiri Banki (, Nokogiri Banki?, 19): A saw (, nokogiri?) Savage Earth Barbaric Machine Beast who ends his sentences with "Giri." With his saw blade arm, Nokogiri Banki can cut through any material, though he only targeted things taller than himself. His only weakness was a constant tightening of the bolt that keeps his forearm together. Though scrapped by Engine-Oh G6, Hiramechimedes rebuilds him into the stronger Chainsaw Banki (, Chns Banki?, 20). Now chainsaw (, chns?)-based with his weaknesses removed, Chainsaw Banki was properly used by Hiramechimedes in a plan to take out both Go-on teams while polluting the air, only for Jum-bowhale's interference to ruin it as Chainsaw Banki is scrapped by Seiku-Oh. Voiced by Takayuki Godai ( , Godai Takayuki?), who previously portrayed Takayuki Hiba/Vul Eagle II in Taiyou Sentai Sun Vulcan.

Fsen Banki (, Fsen Banki?, 21): Referred as the "Tiger of Balloons", this balloon (, fsen?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast rubbery body made him immune to most physical attacks as well as use his balloons in his "Jet Balloons" and "Balloon Bombs" attacks. Fsen Banki was sent by Kitaneidas to give off his smog-filled balloons to children, until the Go-on Wings drove him off. However, Hiramechimedes has Fsen Banki use his inflation power on Bomper and target him so the Go-ongers would get hurt protecting him. However, Seiku-Oh's interference ruins the plan as it scraps the Savage Machine Beast. Voiced by Ippei Hara ( , Hara Ippei?).

Bseki Banki (, Bseki Banki?, 22): A spinning mule (, bseki kikai?) Savage Earth Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Yogostein to aid Hiramechimedes in his plan by making a pretend assassination attempt on his life, able to fire streams of yarn string to immobilize her enemy in her Shuuraiya attack. However, once Hiramechimedes springs his trap, she undergoes "Original Industrial Revolution" (, Ganso Sangy Kakumei?) to lay the deathblow on Seiku-Oh before being the first Savage Machine Beast to be scrapped by Engine-Oh G9. Voiced by Rica Matsumoto ( , Matsumoto Rika?).

Dowsing Banki (, Daujingu Banki?, 27): A dowsing rod (, daujingu roddo?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast who uses a pair of tonfa as her weapons and as dowsing rods, ending her sentences with -ing (-, -ingu?) words (e.g., "running," "fencing," "ending"). She manages to overpower Engine-Oh Gunpherd until she weakened by being covered in flowers, with Engine-Oh G9 finishing her off. Voiced by Harumi Edo (, Edo Harumi?).

Manhole Banki (, Manhru Banki?, 28): A manhole (, manhru?) Savage Water Barbaric Machine Beast who moves too fast for even Bomper and the Go-on Wings to sense, using "Glug" in his sentences. He is sent kidnap pen-spinners as part of Kitaneidas's plan to power his Destructive Sound Machine and destroy the city. His signature move is "Grind Manhole", shooting out manholes at his enemies. He was eventually scrapped by Engine-Oh G9. Voiced by Kentar It ( , It Kentar?).

Hammer Banki (, Hanm Banki?, 29): A hammer (, hanm?) Savage Land Barbaric Machine Beast created by Yogostein when he returned from his travel. Being infused with his creator's hate, Hammer Banki is compelled to destroy everything even to the point of disobeying Yogostein. Hammer Banki was the first to battle the completed Go-Roader. Voiced by Riki Kitazawa ( , Kitazaki Riki?).

Straw Banki (, Sutor Banki?, 30): A drinking straw (, sutor?) Savage Water Barbaric Machine Beast who ends his sentences with "buku". Other than using his Straw Scatter Shot to make people breathe out poison gases, his power depends on any of four bottles he drinks to gain a special ability. His Explosive Drink, in a yellow bottle, allows him to shoot soap bubbles that explode on impact, his Smokescreen Drink, in a purple bottle, releases a smoke screen, and his Capsule Drink, blue bottle, creates a bubble prison. However, with the red Gai Aqua, a special power-up drink created by Kegalesia, Straw Banki's abilities and evil increase. Though he loses the Gai Aqua in his initial attack, Kegalesia creates a supply of it for her monster to use when he overwhelms the team without Go-on Red. But once the Go-on Mach Team arrives, Straw Banki is defeated by the duo before Industrial Revolutionizing and scrapped by Bearrv, Bus-on, Seiku-Oh, and GunBir-Oh. Voiced by Yasuhiro Takato ( , Takato Yasuhiro?), previously the voice of Raigel/Meemy in Mahou Sentai Magiranger.

Drill Banki (, Doriru Banki?, 32-33): A drill (, doriru?) the Most Powerful Savage Land Barbaric Machine Beast who ends his sentences with -dori (, -dori?) words and can fire his Dri-Cam Attack from the drill horn on his attack. Sent by Yogostein to find the "Golden Dragon" in hope it was the Horonderthal, Drill Banki accidentally revived the Ancient Engines instead and had been berated by Yogostein to find them under the impression that they are the Horonderthal. Taking out his frustrations on the Go-ongers, Drill Banki is the first to be scrapped by Kyoretsu-Oh. Voiced by Chihiro Suzuki ( , Suzuki Chihiro?).

Heater Banki (, Ht Banki?, 34): A heater (, ht (dennetsuki)?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kitaneidas to put the city in a heat wave before change of plans to target the city's gas tanks. Using the Burning Coil (, Shakunetsu Koiru?) batons as his weapons, Heater Banki's signature attack is Fiery-Wind Beam. He was frozen and scrapped by Kyoretsu-Oh. Voiced by Atsushi Imaruoka ( , Imaruoka Atsushi?).

Engine Banki (, Enjin Banki?, 37): An Engine (, Enjin?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast created by Kitaneidas based on Engine-Oh to avenge the death of Yogostein. Assuming the form of gas guzzling dekotora with the mentality of a trucker, ending his sentences with "Tora", Engine Banki can Tru-Transform into a humanoid form to execute his Big Tornado, Roaring Cannon, and Assault First Star Missile attacks. He was shrunk by the Kankanber and scrapped by the Kankan Mantangun. Voiced by Tetsu Inada ( , Inada Tetsu?), previously the voice of Highness Duke Org Shuten in Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger and Doggy Kruger/DekaMaster in Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger.

Shower Banki (, Shaw Banki?, 38): A shower (, shaw?) Savage Water Barbaric Machine Beast who ends her sentences with "Shower". Shower Banki is by Kegalesia with a special liquid to cover the city in acid rain. However, the liquid's formulation was not acidic and had an unforeseen side effect that freezes any male exposed to it within 30 minutes. Once aware of this, Kegalesia gives Shower Banki Super Ultra Gorgeous Acid Rain and sends her to eliminate the male Go-ongers. However, Saki, Miu, and Bearrv managed to outwit and beat her. But by the time Shower Banki Industrial Revolutionizes, the male Go-ongers arrive in their Engines with GunBir-Oh Jetras and Seiku-Oh Gunpherd scrapping her. Voiced by Hiromi Tsuru ( , Tsuru Hiromi?).

Yatai Banki (, Yatai Banki?, 39): A yatai (, yatai?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast who ends his sentences with "-wasshoi" (, wasshoi?). He is sent to capture children in order to start up Kitaneidas' plan to subjugate the world into chaos with endless festive fun. However, when it turned out the Minister's plan was too time-consuming, Yatai Banki is sent to fight the Go-ongers while Ministers go after the two boys from the Samurai World have entered the Human World. But after using his festival space on them, he is scrapped by the three Engine formations. Voiced by Kichi Sakaguchi ( , Sakaguchi Kichi?), previously the voice of Duke Org Yabaiba in Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger.

Bin Banki (, Bin Banki?, 42): A bottle (, bin?) Savage Water Barbaric Machine Beast who ends his sentences with bin. Though a weakling with his signature attack, Hot Water Commercial, even weaker, Kegalesia has Manabu Yushima use his magic to upgrade the Savage Machine Beast into the stronger Thermos (, mahbin?)-based Mahbin Banki (, Mahbin Banki?), now able to use magic and adding "Tiger" in his sentences. But once stripped of his magic and Industrial Revolutionized, Mahbin Banki is scrapped by Kyoretsu-Oh while making references to Leonardo Da Vinci. Voiced by Wataru Takagi ( , Takagi Wataru?).

Dumbbell Banki (, Danberu Banki?, 46): A dumbbell (, danberu?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast built to be the strongest, ending his sentences with "bell" (, beru?). He is sent to use his heavy breathing from his workout to fill the air with carbon dioxide. Though strong, Dumbbell Banki's forearms are so heavy that he cannot lift them up himself, and relies on two Ugatz named Ugatz L and Ugatz R to lift his arms for him via remote control. But without them, Dumbbell Banki can fire the Super Dumbbell Missile from his chest as both a defense and an offense. He is scrapped by the teamwork of Seiku-Oh and the Go-Roader. Voiced by Yji Kishi ( , Kishi Yji?), who previously portrayed Kyousuke Jinnai/Red Racer in Gekisou Sentai Carranger.

Kettei Banki (, Kettei Banki?, 48): A Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kegalesia and Kitaneidas who was modeled after all of the Barbaric Machine Beasts (, Subete no Bankij?) that came before, thus able to use all their attacks. The name comes from the Japanese word for "definitive" (, kettei?). He is scrapped by the combined finishing attacks of Engine-Oh, Kyoretsu-Oh, and Seiku-Oh. Voiced by Daisuke Gri ( , Gri Daisuke?).

Other Barbaric Machine Beasts

Mic Banki (, Maiku Banki?): A microphone (, maikurofon?) Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kitaneidas who appeared in the special drama sessions of the first Engine Sentai Go-onger original soundtrack. He is scrapped by Engine-Oh.

Hedoro Banki (, Hedoro Banki?): A sludge (, hedoro?) Savage Water Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Kegalesia who appeared in the special drama sessions of the first Engine Sentai Go-onger original soundtrack. He is scrapped by Engine-Oh and GunBir-Oh.

Kussaku Banki (, Kussaku Banki?): A excavator drill (, kussakuki?) Savage Land Barbaric Machine Beast sent by Yogostein who appeared in the Go-onger Manga. He is scrapped by Engine-Oh G6.

Okunote Banki (, Okunote Banki?): Appeared in the stage show Aerial Warriors! The Go-on Wings Appear!! (, Tenk no Senshi! Gon Uingusu Tj!!?). The name comes from the Japanese word for "trump" (, oku no te?).

Nunchaku Banki (, Nunchaku Banki?, Go-onger vs. Gekiranger): A nunchaku (, nunchaku?) Special Land/Sea/Air Pollution Type Savage Sky Barbaric Machine Beast created by Meka in the Engine Sentai Go-onger vs. Gekiranger movie. Because his creator is of the Confrontation Beast-Fist Akugata, Nunchaku Banki can perform Ringi. After being installed with the Dkokugan Soul, Nunchaku Banki becomes super powerful until he is forced to shut down by Go-on Red and GekiRed. However, his lifeless body is later used by Long in the form of Long Banki before its destruction by Engine-Oh G12 and SaiDaiGekiRinTohja's combined final attack, The Engine Beast Grand Prix. Voiced by Takahiro Yoshimizu ( , Yoshimizu Takahiro?).

Nunchaku Banki's Ringi: Air Splitting Wave (, Kureppa?) is a dimensional Ringi, and Delayed Weakening (, Jirettai?) is a Ringi that has a delayed effect on the opponent that injures him.

Notes

[] "Gaiark" comes from the Japanese word for "harm" (, gaiaku?).

[] Yogostein's name is from the Japanese word for "to soil" (, yogosu?).

[] Kegaleshia's name is from on the Japanese word for "to get dirty" (, kegareru?).

[] Kitanaidas's name is from the Japanese word for "filthy" (, kitanai?).

[] Hiramechimedes's name is a combination of the Japanese word for "flash; brillance" (, hirameki?) and "Archimedes" (, Arukimedesu?). His later forms are named after the words for "nonsense" (, detarame?) and "grudge" (, urameshii?).

[] Kokorootomedes's name is a combination of "heart" (, kokoro?), "maiden" (, otome?), and "Archimedes."

[] Kireizky's name is from the Japanese word for "tidiness" (, kireizuki?).

[] Yogoshimacritein's name is from the Japanese word for "to pollute" (, yogoshimakuru?) and his title based on "Prime Minister" (, Sridaijin?).

[] Chirakasonne's name is from the Japanese word for "to litter" (, chirakasu?).

[] Batcheed's name is from the Japanese word for "dirty" (, batchii?) and his title based on the word for "President" (, Daitry?)

References

^ a b "". http://www.toei.co.jp/tv/goonger/cast/aku.shtml. Retrieved 2008-01-20. 

^ " (2/3) - MSN". http://sankei.jp.msn.com/life/trend/080119/trd0801191921010-n2.htm. Retrieved 2008-01-19. 

^ " ". http://www.toei.co.jp/tv/shinken/story/1190301_1569.html. Retrieved 2009-11-23. 

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