Jumborg 9 Jumborg Ace. Jumborg 9 was given to Naoki Tachibana by the brother of the original Alien Emerald. He is disguised as a Honda·Z minicar, known as Jum Car Z or just Jum Car. After the appearance of 9, Naoki has used him to fight alongside Jumborg Ace. Jumborg 9 is present durring the final battle of the show.
is Planet Emerald's fighting Robo No. 2 and first appeared in the 1973's TV seriesSubtitle: Space Cyborg
History[]
Jumborg Ace[]
After Jumborg Ace’s defeat at the hands of Jum Killer, in which he sustained irreparable damage, Naoki Tachibana was left without his fighting cyborg. He attempted to ram his car into the monster, only for Alien Emerald to intervene and transform his vehicle into Jumborg 9. 9 was one of the "three lives" which Alien Emerald declared he would grant him, corresponding to his car’s 'life', which came along with Naoki's own life and an unexplained third life.
The appearance of a new cyborg stunned even Mad Go-Ne visibly. With enhanced power, 9 easily defeated Jum Killer. However, Mad Go-Ne quickly exploited 9's inability to fly, with the dispatch of Airdolmen in the next episode, which 9 could not pursue in the air. Just as Naomi despaired, Alien Emerald's 'third life' was revealed to be the resurrected Jumborg Ace, which was once again restored to full function. With its flight capability, it compensated for what 9 could not do, and destroyed Airdolmen. From then on, both the cyborgs would be used by Naoki to fight the Gross Aliens. Ace’s flight and 9’s strength would be utilised according to the circumstances, shifting the format of the show to a double hero series.
During one of the final battles against the Alien Gross, Jumborgs Ace and 9 simultaneously faced Demon Go-Ne, with an Alien Emerald telekinetically controlling Jumborg 9. Together, Naoki and Alien Emerald III finally seemingly defeated Demon Go-Ne, with Jumborg Ace using a Heading Killer to decapitate him.
However, Alien Emerald warned that Demon Go-Ne was still alive, while the Gross Alien general himself boasted that what was killed was merely his avatar. Later, with Jumborg Ace incapacitated and Demon Go-Ne using a lens on the Moon to reflect deadly rays towards the Earth, the flightless Jumborg 9 had to be attached to a rocket built by PAT to fly to the satellite. After defeating Demon Go-Ne, Jumborg 9 had no way to return, and was virtually destined to be left on the Moon along with his pilot Naoki, until PAT took action to airlift him back.
Profile[]
Jumborg 9 is painted with silver on one half of his body, and fiery orange on the other, and the rivet styling on his chest armor is prominent feature. 9 has more armor and brute strength than Jumborg Ace which makes him a fatal force to be reckoned with, as monsters only struggle against Ace they have no chance against 9. However due to 9's emphasis on power, he can not transform into a flying vehicle, though he has high mobility, being able to run at mach speeds on land.
Jumborg 9 was not built with the intention of following his pilot's movement or flight like Jumborg Ace, he instead has a manual operation that utilizes the interface of a normal car, such as a handle and feet pedals, also making use of gear shifts, with the maximum speed limit being mach 9. It should also be noted that when piloting Jumborg 9, his movements in battle give off the sound of a car such as braking noises.
Stats[]
- Height: 50 m
- Weight: 50,000 t
- Maximum Running Speed: 900 km per hour
- Output: 1 million horsepower
Transformation[]
Naoki transforms Jum Car Z into the mighty Jumborg 9 by shouting "Jum Fight-to-Dash!"
. Jumborg 9 will transform back instantly into Jum Car Z when Naoki pulls the handle with in the robot's cockpit and shouts "Quick Return" .Techniques[]
Special[]
- Golden Laser: Beams similar to Jumborg Ace's Golden Rays, but instead of discharge from hands, it fires from eyes.
- Hunting Flasher: Destruction Rays from his hand outstretched in front.
- Miracle Flasher: A stronger version of the Handy Operating Flasher.
- Suwanee Beam: A beam from his mouth, it was once called 'Miracle Flasher'.
- Cross Power: A beam from his buckle, shot when 9's arms are crossed.
- Cross Shot: A series of boomerang-shaped light bullets, it is performed in the same way as Mirrorman's Silver Cross.
Physical[]
- Dynamite Power: 9 wraps his body in an aura and tackles his enemy destroying them. It is not used often due to the high energy costs.
- Jum Kick: An intense kick form high up in the air.
- Machine Gun Kick: A continuous serious of kicks while 9 is hovering.
Other[]
- Nine Killer Laser: A material decomposition beam from 9's buckle.
- Jum Barrier: 9 creates a wall of light to protect himself.
- Repair Function: 9 can repair any damage done to Jumborg Ace by touching the sight of his injury.
- Teleport Light: 9 fires beams from his eyes to transport Naoki into his cockpit.
- Restore Ray: A beam used to restore children turned into dolls by Satangone. It was also used to a parent and child from a mirror prison.
Weapons[]
- Boomerang Cut: 9 throws the Cross Cutter on his head at his enemy.
Gallery[]
Jumborg Ace[]
Miscellaneous[]
Trivia[]
- Jean-Nine is a tribute to this character.
- The relationship between Jumborg Ace and Nine is different to the relationship between Jean-Bot and Jean-Nine. The relationship between Jean-Nine and Jean-Bot was of brothers, however, the relationship between Jumborg 9 and Jumborg Ace was of friends.
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Heisei Heroes | Gridman/Servo | God Zenon | Dyna Dragon | Gridman Sigma | Mirrorman Reflex | WoO | Metal Kaiser | Powered Zenon | Gridknight | Hime Kudzuki |
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