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“ | A true luchador knows that the greatest victory is making a new friend, even if that friend is ancient monster trying to take over the world. | ” |
— Buena Girl
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"The Mummy with the Golden Mask" is the second segment of the 5th episode in the first season of ¡Mucha Lucha!. It aired on September 21, 2002, on Kids' WB and on April 2, 2004, on Cartoon Network.
Synopsis[]
While on a school field trip to the Museo de Lucha Libre, The Flea accidentally re-animates the legendary mummified Queen Voladora! Unfortunately, the Mummy is seeking revenge after one of Buena Girl's ancestors unmasked her thousands of years ago. The Mummy wastes no time in kidnapping Buena Girl, and Rikochet must put his mask on the line in a title match to get her back. Can he unmask the Mummy and save his friend?
Plot[]
The Headmistress is showing the class around the Ancient Slamazonian museum and shows them the Golden Mask of Voladora. With it, the ancient Slamazonian Queen ruled, but she was unmasked and unable to move by the Slamazonian princess. Buena Girl's grandmother is half-Slamazonian, and says that the Queen's last words were a revenge threat. And the Golden Mask should not be reunited with a mummy. But the Flea does not heed the warning and the mummy comes to life. The mummy kidnaps Buena Girl because she looks like the Slamazonian princess and seeks revenge. Now the Flea and Rikochet set off to find them.
They come to a giant pyramid of toilet paper (which, by the way, was stolen from the bathroom at the Lucha School), with a lucha ring at the top. The mummy tied Buena Girl to the lucha ring. However, the Flea ran off to eat pasta ice cream, so it's up to Rikochet as he scales the pyramid. But he trips and falls down.
Rikochet saves himself by grabbing a roll of TP, which is about to rip. The Flea then tries to save him, but his hands are too greasy. But then Rikochet challenges the mummy a mask title fight at dawn - the winner gets Buena Girl, the loser loses their mask. But until the sun comes up, Rikochet, The Flea, and the mummy go to Rikochet's for Tuesday night pizza leaving Buena tied up. Abuelito makes very good friends with the mummy because of the ages. But it's sunrise now, TIME TO LUCHA!!!!! Buena Girl says Rikochet can't lose because he's not doing it for revenge, but for a friend.
The mummy starts off with a Slamming Sarcophagus, then goes for a Slamazonian Winged Serpent, and flattens him with the Armadillo of the Ancients. Rikochet can't get up, but Buena Girl encourages him to, for the sake of all the children whose masks will be dishonored. He made it! Now Rikochet uses the Spinning Top and unravels the mummy, reducing her to a pile of dust. They return the mask but forget to untie Buena Girl.
Buena Girl somehow makes it to the museum and reads that the mask has magical powers, but the Flea disobeys and puts it on a dino skeleton.
Characters[]
- The Three Mascaritas
- Queen Voladora (debut)
- Headmistress
- Abuelito
- Mama Maniaca
- Cindy Slam
- Megawatt
- El Loco Mosquito
- Zero Kelvin
- Ensalada De Frutas
- Double Ninja Ninja
- Protozoa
- El Perrito
- Penny Plutonium
- Masked Dog (cameo; non-speaking)
- French Twist (cameo; non-speaking)
- Potato Patata Jr. (cameo; non-speaking)
- El Haystack Grande (cameo; non-speaking)
- Francisco of the Forest (cameo; non-speaking)
- Sonic Sumo (cameo; non-speaking)
- Minotoro (cameo; non-speaking)
- Pierre Del Fuego (cameo; non-speaking)
- Private Reinhardt (cameo; non-speaking)
- El Oscuro Invasor (cameo; non-speaking)
- Pulgita (cameo; non-speaking)
- El Custodio (debut; cameo; non-speaking)
- Hula Hattie (debut; cameo; non-speaking)
- Slamazonian people (mentioned)
- Buena Girl's Grandmother (mentioned)
- Slamazonian Princess (mentioned)
- Vendor (cameo)
- El Rey (cameo; curtains)
- T-Rex Fossil with the Golden Mask (inanimate by The Flea offscreen)
Transcript[]
Click here to view the script.
Gallery[]
Click here to visit The Mummy with the Golden Mask's Gallery!
Trivia[]
- This episode was adapted into a chapter book with the same name.
- The title of the episode alludes to the ninth entry of James Bond films, The Man with the Golden Gun.
- The Museo de Lucha Libre is based on the real-life museum, under the name: Museo de la Lucha Libre, located in Tijuana, Mexico.
- Three different exhibits were originally designed as a gag, but these designs were cut. The three exhibits showcase medieval age, prehistoric age, and baroque age.[1]
- Rikochet shouting, "Lucharan!" and his signature move transformation from "Back to School" was reused before defeating Queen Voladora.
Goofs[]
- When Rikochet starts falling off a giant toilet pyramid, he fell backward by bumping into each path, but he is falling in a different direction instead of a path he walked on.
- While they play charades, Queen Voladora sticked out her four fingers and Mama Maniaca said five words, however, she only has four fingers.
- As soon as Rikochet, The Flea, and Queen Voladora left the ring, Buena Girl is tied in the left side of the ring in a different corner and when the match begins, she is tied to a different corner of the ring.
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