Guygalos - The Iron Bible

- Guygalos

- Introduction

Guygalos is the capital of the Guylos Empire in the Zoids anime. It was the center of the conflict between Prince Rudolph, soon-to-be Emperor, and Regent Prozen, who wished to usurp the throne.

Technical Information

Series:	Assumed Locations:
Zoids (Anime)	Coronation Hall Guygalos Castle Prozen's Mansion

- Concept Art

E19
Slums of the Imperial Capital

E19: The Slums
Apartments (Exterior)

E19: The Slums
Apartments (Interior)

- Notable Facts

When Raven was arrested during the Geno Saurer's evolution he was supposed to be transferred to and imprisoned in Guygalos, but the Redler transporting him went down during transport.

- History

Prozen's Coronation, Episode 33 ~ 34

When Prozen's coronation finally rolled around, he was prepared to start his campaign of destruction. The Death Saurer rose up from the stage just as Rudolph arrived. Republican reinforcements weren't far behind, but at this point it was too late for Rudolph to do anything about Prozen's declarations of war. A battle for Guygalos ensued, with those loyal to Rudolph joining forces with the Republican Army that was backing his legitimate claims to the throne.

Almost immediately the Death Saurer unleashed its Charged Particle Cannon, causing massive destruction in Guygalos. In spite of this, the Death Saurer was defeated by Bang Freiheit and his Blade Liger. This put an end to Prozen's ambitions, at least for a time. With the former Regent now gone, Rudolph was able to carry out his own coronation, taking his rightful place as the ruler of Guylos.

Gallery

- Coronation Hall

Introduction

This massive space is where the Coronation of the Emperor takes place. There's a wide open area for crowds of people to gather, and a large stage for the ceremony. During Prozen's coronation a large portrait of Rudolph was hung in the background, in black and white to represent his alleged passing.

- Concept Art

E34: Guygalos
Coronation Hall

Gallery

- Guygalos Castle

Introduction

This castle appears to be the location where official governmental manners are carried out. It contains a throne room and a large table where the ministers and other heads of state gather to discuss policies.