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Jumborg Ace (ジャンボーグA(エース), Janbōgu Ēsu) is a fictional mecha created by Tsuburaya Productions, and the titular fighting robot of the 1973 Tokusatsu television series. Jumborg Ace is actually an airplane (specifically a Cessna 150)[1] that can transform into a fighting robot piloted by Naoki Tachibana.

The year after his series, Jumborg Ace appeared in a Japanese/Thai coproduction, Jumborg Ace & Giant.

Subtitle: Space Cyborg (宇宙サイボーグ, Uchū Saibōgu)

History[]

Jumborg Ace[]

Young air delivery boy Naoki Tachibana is out to deliver a package for his grumpy boss Daisaku Banno, when his older brother Shin'ya, who commanded the defense force, PAT (Protective Attacking Team), was killed in an attack by a giant monster called King Jaigras (which was sent by the evil alien Anti Go-Ne of the planet Gross). When PAT retaliates against a second attack by the monster, Naoki, in retaliation for his brother's death, suicidally tries to ram his air delivery plane into the monster, to their shock. When the monster downs the plane, Naoki and his plane are teleported into an energy dimension by an Ultraman-like alien from Planet Emerald.

The Alien Emerald has instantly used his technology to completely modify the plane, as well as Naoki's wristwatch. He suddenly finds himself back in his cessna's cockpit in the real world, but he hears the Emerald Alien's voice, telling him to activate his wristwatch, and upon shouting the command "Jum-Fight!!!", his jet transforms into the giant cyborg, Jumborg Ace, with Naoki, in a virtual reality movement-control suit, piloting the robot from inside the head with his own physical movements! He fights with King Jaigras, eventually destroying the monster. But his battle against the Gross Aliens has only just begun...

Profile[]

Jum A render

Stats[]

  • Height: 40 m
  • Weight: 30,000 t
  • Home World: Planet Emerald
  • Maximum Flight Speed: Mach 11

Techniques[]

Jumborg Ace has a vast array of powers, including a sword coming from his stomach, missiles, and energy beams. He can cut enemies' heads off with a kick or change his body into a slicing machine. He can also transfer energy from his eyes if Jumborg 9 is out of power.

Special[]

  • Beam Emerald: Energy beam from the forehead, can kill a monster in one shot.
  • Hunting Flasher: Generic energy bullets from the hand.
  • Golden Laser: Energy beam from the hand, more powerful than the Emerald Beam.
  • Laser Buckle: Energy beam emitted from the energy lamp on the belt.
  • Flasher Love: Heat rays emitted from the eyes.
  • Handy Slicer: Continuous shuriken-shaped light bullets.
  • Huntering Sun Flasher: Heat ray using solar radiation.
  • Hurricane Screw: Jumps and rotates the body while deadly energy rays are emitted from the hands.

Physical[]

  • Heading Killer: Plunges at the enemy with the Jum Cutter blade on his head which is made of Emerald Alloy.
  • Windmill-Deadly: A technique that rotated Jumborg into the air while he is covered in a prismatic aura. Slices opponents apart.

Other[]

  • Jum Shower: Extinguishing liquid from the fingertips.
  • Jum Flash: A flash of light from the chest, used to escape an execution squad.
  • Emerald Hurricane: A vortex beam to separate an alien from whatever it is possessing.
  • Teleport Beam: Naoki can be transported from the cockpit via beams from the eyes.

Weapons[]

  • Jum Saber: A red sword ejected out of the pocket in the stomach.
  • Jum Knife: A sai blade taken out of the Jum Pocket.
  • Jum Cannon: A missile taken out of Jum Pocket.

Cultural References[]

Mecha Wettle King

Mecha Wettle King

Mecha Wettle King (メカニウェットルキング, Meka Uettoru Kinggu) is a robotic version of the original Wettle King that Keroro Platoon's (save Giroro and Dororo) created to enact their revenge on Natsumi in an episode of Keroro Gunsou episode 166. This robotic counterpart resembles Ace Robot and Jumborg Ace themselves, to the point of transforming from a small plane, Keroro became his motion pilot in a similar cockpit from Jumborg Ace's and shouting "Wettle Fight!".

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