Samurai Mech | Mech-enstein |
The Mech-enstein (also known as the Ghost mech) was the possessed form of the Samurai X Mech. In search for a mech that would allow them to climb the Wailing Alps, Morro and the Ghost Masters raided the Samurai X Cave and stole the Samurai Mech by possessing it. Eventually, the mech was destroyed by Zane during the ninja's battle with the Ghost Warriors in the Wailing Alps.
History
The Temple on Haunted Hill
Morro, along with Ghoultar, Bansha, and Soul Archer, journeyed to the Samurai X Cave to obtain the ninja's mech, intending to use it to ascend the Wailing Alps. Once they arrive, they were interrupted by Nya and Ronin. After a brief fight, Ghoultar possesses the Samurai Mech, turning it into the Mech-enstein.
Peak-a-Boo
Morro uses the Mech-enstein to climb the Wailing Alps. When the ninja arrive at the Hanging Temple, Ghoultar uses the mech to fight the Ice Mech until Zane sends both mechs flying off the mountain, into the snow below.
Official descriptions
LEGO.com description
During a battle with Nya and Ronin, Ghoultar possesses the Samurai X Mech, turning it into the Ghost Mech (or, as it is also known, Mech-Enstein.) Morro, Bansha, Soul Archer and Ghoultar had originally gone to the cave in search of a mech that could be used to climb the Wailing Alps. The mech proves a great help to the ghosts as they make the ascent. After Ghoultar’s defeat at the hands of Zane and his Titan Mech, Mech-Enstein tumbles off the mountain and into the snow.[1]
Visual Dictionary New Edition
The ghosts are able to possess machinery a well as people. Samurai X's armoured mech is transformed into a monstrous Ghost Mech, known as Mech-Enstein. The suit has a creepy bone cage for the driver's cockpit and is equipped with jet booster packs and four huge swords.
Ex-Samurai Mech
The ghost mech used to be a red robot walker belonging to Samurai X. It is possessed by the spectral power of Scythe Master Ghoultar when the Ghost Warriors invade the Samurai X Cave. From this point on, it turns a ghoulish green and goes by the name of Mech-enstein![2]
Appearances
Sets
Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
Season 5: Possession
- 48. "The Temple on Haunted Hill"
- 49. "Peak-a-Boo"
Ninjago: Decoded
- 10. "Greatest Battles"
Video games
- Ninjago Possession (non-canon)
Trivia
- Neither of its names are said in the show; both come from the LEGO.com description.
- The mech's name was a pun on "Frankenstein."
- The mech was very similar to the Stone Army Mech used by Lord Garmadon in "The Last Hope."
Gallery
LEGO models
In LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
In other media
References
Mechs | |
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Hero mechs |
Samurai Mech · Fire Mech · Golden Mech · Earth Mech · ElectroMech · Ice Mech · Salvage M.E.C. · Samurai X Mech (P.I.X.A.L.) · Firstbourne Mech · Titan Mech · Mech Jet · Blue Dragon · Stone Mech · APS suits · Power Up Mech · Cole's mech |
Villain mechs |
Samurai Mech (Stone Army) · Security Mechs · Nindroid MechDragon · Golden Master's mech · Clouse's stone mech · Anacondrai Battle Mechs · Ronin's Mech (non-canon) · Mech-enstein · Chenosaurus · Skulkin mechs · Iron Doom · Empire Dragon · Snake Mech |
The LEGO Ninjago Movie mechs |
Earth Mech · Fire Mech · Garma Mecha Man · Green Ninja Mech Dragon · Piranha Mechs · Shark Mech · Water Mech |