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[[File:Barians.jpg|thumb|Several members of the Barian species; from left to right; [[Durbe]], [[Vector]], and [[Misael]].]]
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[[File:Barians.jpg|thumb|Several members of the Barian species; from left to right; [[Dolbe]], [[Vector]], and [[Misael]].]]
 
A '''Barian''' (バリアン), spelled '''Varian''' in Japanese<ref name="ep89">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|89|ref}}</ref>, is a being originating from the [[Barian World]], a high-energy world in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'' anime. The [[Seven Barian Emperors]] is a group made up of Barians.   
 
A '''Barian''' (バリアン), spelled '''Varian''' in Japanese<ref name="ep89">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|89|ref}}</ref>, is a being originating from the [[Barian World]], a high-energy world in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'' anime. The [[Seven Barian Emperors]] is a group made up of Barians.   
  
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===Etymology===
 
===Etymology===
Every known resident of the Barian World is loosely named after one of the stars of the [[wikipedia:Big Dipper|Big Dipper]]: [[Durbe]] after Dubhe, [[Alit]] after Alioth, [[Misael]] after Mizar, [[Gilag]] after Merak and [[Vector]] after Phecda.
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Every known resident of the Barian World is loosely named after one of the stars of the [[wikipedia:Big Dipper|Big Dipper]]: [[Dolbe]] after Dubhe, [[Alit]] after Alioth, [[Misael]] after Mizar, [[Gilag]] after Merak and [[Vector]] after Phecda.
  
 
===Abilities===
 
===Abilities===
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The Barians have a feud with those of the [[Astral World]] and seek to destroy it. One Barian, [[Misael]], specified that if they do not, then their own world will have "no future".<ref name="ep80">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|80|ref}}</ref> For that reason, the Barians are bent on acquiring the "[[Number]]s" to find the location of "[[Numeron Code]]" -  the "God Card" that created the world and can decide fate.<ref name="ep89" /> They cannot gather the "Numbers" themselves, so [[Seven Barian Emperors]] manipulated or exploited humans including [[Dr. Faker]] and [[Vetrix]].<ref name="ep74" />
 
The Barians have a feud with those of the [[Astral World]] and seek to destroy it. One Barian, [[Misael]], specified that if they do not, then their own world will have "no future".<ref name="ep80">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|80|ref}}</ref> For that reason, the Barians are bent on acquiring the "[[Number]]s" to find the location of "[[Numeron Code]]" -  the "God Card" that created the world and can decide fate.<ref name="ep89" /> They cannot gather the "Numbers" themselves, so [[Seven Barian Emperors]] manipulated or exploited humans including [[Dr. Faker]] and [[Vetrix]].<ref name="ep74" />
  
With the defeat of both human pawns and [[Vector]], [[Durbe]] determined they would have to intervene directly. To that end, he sent [[Gilag]] to Earth.<ref name="ep74"/> Another Barian, [[Rei Shingetsu]], also arrived on earth. A [[Barian's Guardian]] sent to stop the plans of the evil Barians. <ref name="ep76">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|76|ref}}</ref> Later after Gilag's Failure, Durbe sends Alit to gather the "Numbers". On Earth, Barians can take human form, though they do not decide what they look like and are unable to wield "[[Chaos Xyz]]" monsters.<ref name="ep80" /> Following Gilag's failed attempts to get Yuma's "Numbers", back in the [[Barian World]] Durbe sends [[Alit]] to try retrieving the "[[Number]]s" from [[Yuma]].<ref name="ep80" />
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With the defeat of both human pawns and [[Vector]], [[Dolbe]] determined they would have to intervene directly. To that end, he sent [[Gilag]] to Earth.<ref name="ep74"/> Another Barian, [[Rei Shingetsu]], also arrived on earth. A [[Barian's Guardian]] sent to stop the plans of the evil Barians. <ref name="ep76">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|76|ref}}</ref> Later after Gilag's Failure, Dolbe sends Alit to gather the "Numbers". On Earth, Barians can take human form, though they do not decide what they look like and are unable to wield "[[Chaos Xyz]]" monsters.<ref name="ep80" /> Following Gilag's failed attempts to get Yuma's "Numbers", back in the [[Barian World]] Dolbe sends [[Alit]] to try retrieving the "[[Number]]s" from [[Yuma]].<ref name="ep80" />
  
 
[[File:Misael!.jpg|thumb|right|Misael's arrival.]]
 
[[File:Misael!.jpg|thumb|right|Misael's arrival.]]
After the constant failures of [[Gilag]] and [[Alit]], [[Durbe]] decides to sends [[Misael]] to Earth giving him three "[[Barian's Sphere Cube]]s" which lets Barians collect "Numbers" themsleves. Misael's arrival was via a giant energy ball crashing into a forest, causing a deep crater.<ref name="ep82">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|82|ref}}</ref> Misael's attempt to defeat Yuma was interrupted by [[Kite Tenjo]], who took over the Duel. Misael ended up calling the Duel off when the power of his "[[Number C107: Neo Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon]]" nearly destroyed the [[Barian's Sphere Cube]].<ref name="ep83">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|83|ref}}</ref>
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After the constant failures of [[Gilag]] and [[Alit]], [[Dolbe]] decides to sends [[Misael]] to Earth giving him three "[[Barian's Sphere Cube]]s" which lets Barians collect "Numbers" themsleves. Misael's arrival was via a giant energy ball crashing into a forest, causing a deep crater.<ref name="ep82">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|82|ref}}</ref> Misael's attempt to defeat Yuma was interrupted by [[Kite Tenjo]], who took over the Duel. Misael ended up calling the Duel off when the power of his "[[Number C107: Neo Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon]]" nearly destroyed the [[Barian's Sphere Cube]].<ref name="ep83">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|83|ref}}</ref>
  
 
Gilag would then make another attempt, brainwashing a whole army of students, but Yuma was saved by Alit, who wished to defeat Yuma himself.<ref name="ep85">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|85|ref}}</ref> Alit deployed his Barian's Sphere Cube, but was ultimately defeated by the power of [[ZEXAL (power)|ZEXAL]].<ref name="ep86">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|86|ref}}</ref> He was later ambushed, prompting Gilag to take revenge, believing [[Rei Shingetsu]] had been the one to ambush him. Gilag ended up Dueling Rei and Yuma at the same time in his own Sphere Cube.<ref name="ep87">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|87|ref}}</ref> Rei revealed his identity as a [[Barian's Guardian]] and gave Yuma "[[Rank-Up Magic - Limited Barian's Force]]", allowing him to defeat Gilag with "[[Number C39: Utopia Ray V]]".<ref name="ep88">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|88|ref}}</ref>
 
Gilag would then make another attempt, brainwashing a whole army of students, but Yuma was saved by Alit, who wished to defeat Yuma himself.<ref name="ep85">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|85|ref}}</ref> Alit deployed his Barian's Sphere Cube, but was ultimately defeated by the power of [[ZEXAL (power)|ZEXAL]].<ref name="ep86">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|86|ref}}</ref> He was later ambushed, prompting Gilag to take revenge, believing [[Rei Shingetsu]] had been the one to ambush him. Gilag ended up Dueling Rei and Yuma at the same time in his own Sphere Cube.<ref name="ep87">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|87|ref}}</ref> Rei revealed his identity as a [[Barian's Guardian]] and gave Yuma "[[Rank-Up Magic - Limited Barian's Force]]", allowing him to defeat Gilag with "[[Number C39: Utopia Ray V]]".<ref name="ep88">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|88|ref}}</ref>
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==Known Barians==
 
==Known Barians==
 
* [[Alit]]
 
* [[Alit]]
* [[Durbe]]
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* [[Dolbe]]
 
* [[Gilag]]
 
* [[Gilag]]
 
* [[Misael]]
 
* [[Misael]]

Revision as of 13:25, 30 March 2013

Several members of the Barian species; from left to right; Dolbe, Vector, and Misael.

A Barian (バリアン), spelled Varian in Japanese[1], is a being originating from the Barian World, a high-energy world in the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime. The Seven Barian Emperors is a group made up of Barians.

Design

Appearance

While in the Barian World, Barians appear human-like, though they conceal themselves in cloaks and masks.[2]

One Barian, Vector, has also exhibited the ability to take on an energy form while on Earth, which resembles a winged, red version of Astral.[3]

Etymology

Every known resident of the Barian World is loosely named after one of the stars of the Big Dipper: Dolbe after Dubhe, Alit after Alioth, Misael after Mizar, Gilag after Merak and Vector after Phecda.

Abilities

Barians can take human form on Earth, though they do not choose what they look like; although, their hair is the same as that in their true form.[4] As energy beings, they are impervious to pain, even in human form; Gilag was able to take a punch in the face from Fuma without so much as a flinch.[2]

Barians can travel from the Barian World using portals and can also utilize the ability on Earth, vanishing and reappearing on a whim.[4][5][6] Misael showed the ability to fire energy balls for offensive purposes, though they do not do lasting damage.[5] These abilities can also be granted to humans. Vetrix, who made a contract with Barians, was able to produce energy balls and use the aforementioned portals to travel.[7]

"Chaos Xyz" monsters originate from the Barian World are produced there as "weapons" to defeat the "Numbers".[2] While in human form, Barians cannot wield them, so they use "Rank-Up Magic - Barian's Force" to brainwash humans into doing so for them.[4] Furthermore, if a Barian were to lose a Duel to a person using a "Chaos Xyz", they would vanish from existence, just as Astral would if he lost to a "Number".[8]

History

The Barians have a feud with those of the Astral World and seek to destroy it. One Barian, Misael, specified that if they do not, then their own world will have "no future".[4] For that reason, the Barians are bent on acquiring the "Numbers" to find the location of "Numeron Code" - the "God Card" that created the world and can decide fate.[1] They cannot gather the "Numbers" themselves, so Seven Barian Emperors manipulated or exploited humans including Dr. Faker and Vetrix.[2]

With the defeat of both human pawns and Vector, Dolbe determined they would have to intervene directly. To that end, he sent Gilag to Earth.[2] Another Barian, Rei Shingetsu, also arrived on earth. A Barian's Guardian sent to stop the plans of the evil Barians. [9] Later after Gilag's Failure, Dolbe sends Alit to gather the "Numbers". On Earth, Barians can take human form, though they do not decide what they look like and are unable to wield "Chaos Xyz" monsters.[4] Following Gilag's failed attempts to get Yuma's "Numbers", back in the Barian World Dolbe sends Alit to try retrieving the "Numbers" from Yuma.[4]

Misael's arrival.

After the constant failures of Gilag and Alit, Dolbe decides to sends Misael to Earth giving him three "Barian's Sphere Cubes" which lets Barians collect "Numbers" themsleves. Misael's arrival was via a giant energy ball crashing into a forest, causing a deep crater.[5] Misael's attempt to defeat Yuma was interrupted by Kite Tenjo, who took over the Duel. Misael ended up calling the Duel off when the power of his "Number C107: Neo Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon" nearly destroyed the Barian's Sphere Cube.[10]

Gilag would then make another attempt, brainwashing a whole army of students, but Yuma was saved by Alit, who wished to defeat Yuma himself.[6] Alit deployed his Barian's Sphere Cube, but was ultimately defeated by the power of ZEXAL.[11] He was later ambushed, prompting Gilag to take revenge, believing Rei Shingetsu had been the one to ambush him. Gilag ended up Dueling Rei and Yuma at the same time in his own Sphere Cube.[12] Rei revealed his identity as a Barian's Guardian and gave Yuma "Rank-Up Magic - Limited Barian's Force", allowing him to defeat Gilag with "Number C39: Utopia Ray V".[13]

Vector, who was believed to be dead, eventually emerged on Earth and used "Rank-Up Magic" to brainwash Umimi Habara", who Dueled alongside her husband Tobio against Yuma and Anna Kaboom.[14] This ultimately failed as well.[15]

Known Barians

References

  1. a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 08989: "Darkness Dawns"
  2. a b c d e Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 07474: "Attack of the Barians: Part 1"
  3. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 07171: "A Trio's Challenge: Part III"
  4. a b c d e f Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 08080: "Rivals in the Ring"
  5. a b c Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 08282: "Sphere Cube Calamity: Part 1"
  6. a b Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 08585: "Counter Offensive: Part 1"
  7. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 04343: "The Dragon Awakens"
  8. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 08181: "The Friendship Games"
  9. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 07676: "Hard Knox"
  10. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 08383: "Sphere Cube Calamity: Part 2"
  11. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 08686: "Counter Offensive: Part 2"
  12. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 08787: "Dual Duel: Part 1"
  13. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 08888: "Dual Duel: Part 2"
  14. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 09292: "An Imperfect Couple: Part 1"
  15. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 09393: "An Imperfect Couple: Part 2"