Armor Hero Atlas

2014 Chinese film

October 1, 2014 (2014-10-01) (China)

Running time

92 minutesCountryChinaBox officeCN¥44.4 million (China)

Armor Hero Atlas (Chinese: 铠甲勇士之雅塔莱斯) is a 2014 Chinese science fiction action film directed by Zheng Guowei, based on the television series Armor Hero.^[2]^[3] It was released on October 1 in China.^[2]

Plot

In 2013, Li Xiaochou fought with Yatales Armor and was rescued but was finally declared dead (Li Xiaochou was not actually dead, but was secretly sent to the UCP laboratory for biochemical experiments). In 2017, tomb robbers Lambda and Fu Ai were infected with the millennium Zangbao virus during the tomb robbery. They occupied the UCP control center where the Zangbao virus infected people were detained and formed the Oxer army.

Due to the interference of Yatales Armor, Ke Sheng failed to lead the D Guard to attack the UCP and was forced to withdraw from the D Guard by Director Jin. Lambda found the dying Li Xiaochou in the UCP secret room, discovered the secret of the Baozu Insect King, took out the Baozu Insect King, and upgraded it to the Baozu Insect Virus, wanting to turn all mankind into Oxer. Ma Qingshan decided to negotiate with Lambda, but failed. Humans fell into Lambda's trick. Fu Ai turned into Ma Qingshan and led Lambda out of the UCP and killed Director Jin.

Duanmu Yan and others summoned 6 sets of armor and attacked Oxer head-on. After a fierce battle, Tru Armor defeated Fu Ai. Finally, Lambda injected the violent insect virus into his body. Yatales also absorbed the four elements of nature and used Yatales Thunder to destroy it.

Cast

Xu Feng
Cao Xiyue
Kenny Zeng
Li Xinze
Zhu Jiaqi
Li Honglei
Long Nv
Yan Hongyu
Jia Yuting
Shen Bo
Wu Yonggan
Geng Yi
Hong Sheng Zhang

Reception

The film grossed a total of CN¥44.417 million at the Chinese box office.^[1]

References

^ ^a ^b ^c 铠甲勇士之雅塔莱斯（2014）. cbooo.cn (in Chinese). Retrieved February 29, 2016.
^ ^a ^b 铠甲勇士之雅塔莱斯 (2014). movie.douban.com (in Chinese). douban.com. Retrieved October 5, 2014.
^ Kevin Ma (October 9, 2014). "China's National Day B.O. biggest on record". Film Business Asia. Archived from the original on October 14, 2014. Retrieved October 9, 2014.