While Muska's death is not shown on-screen, he undoubtedly perished, either crushed by falling debris or plummeting to his doom when the structure he was in crumbled away.

A burst of light erupts from Sheeta's crystal and blinds Muska, who staggers around helplessly as Laputa crumbles around him.

In order to keep Laputa out of evil hands, Sheeta and Pazu use the ancient Spell of Destruction within Sheeta's etherium pendant which causes Laputa to fall apart. Pazu tries to rescue Sheeta from Muska's clutches but the children are cornered and held at gunpoint. While the military's goal is to plunder Laputa's lost riches and technology, Muska intends to take control of Laputa himself and use its power to conquer the world.Īfter finding Laputa and capturing the Dola pirate crew, Muska forces Sheeta to lead him to the center of Laputa and he takes control of the island fortress, deploying scores of robots to destroy the military airship Goliath. His real full name is Romuska Palo Ur Laputa. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. After the two are captured by Muska and the soldiers, Sheeta agrees to cooperate in using the. What the military are unaware of is that Muska himself is also a descendant of the Laputian royal line. To this end, he and his men have taken the young girl Sheeta into their custody, who is actually a descendant of Laputian royalty and possesses an etherium crystal that can be used to find and revive the lost skyborne nation.

Muska is a scheming government agent who has been appointed to lead a military search for the ancient flying island of Laputa. He is voiced by Minori Terada in the original Japanese version of the film, by Jeff Winkless in the 1988 English JAL/Streamline dub and by Mark Hamill in the 2003 Buena Vista dub. Colonel Muska is the primary villain of the Studio Ghibli animated film, Laputa: Castle In The Sky.

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