Engines

This article is about an a race of sentient mecha in Super Sentai series, most notably in Engine Sentai Go-Onger.

This category lists all the sentient Engines featured in Engine Sentai Go-Onger. Aside from the twelve engines in Go-Onger, a thirteenth Engine, Machalcon, son of Speedor and Bearrv, appears in Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger.

The Go-Ongers' mecha are the Engines (炎神, Enjin), denizens of Machine World with some of them pursuing Gaiark, choosing the Go-Ongers as their partners to fight Gaiark with them. While in the Human World, the Engines cannot exist in their full size and thus remove their Engine Souls to assume small forms called the Engine Casts which are kept in the Engine Attache (炎神アタッシュ, Enjin Atasshu) until they are needed, resuming their true size on Earth for only ten minutes before being forcibly reverted. But to fight, the Engines need the aid of humans to resume their true forms, and their hearts allow the Engines to assume more powerful forms.

Being living beings technically, they have a few distinct features. The Engines seem to have their own diseases. When Bombe Banki rusted Speedor, Buson, and BearRV, they had to be "treated" by having the rust cleaned off them. Speedor was said to have had it worse than the other two. They can also suffer internal shock from heavy trauma, example being Speedor again when the "Golden Dragon" attacked G9 and thus he could not revert to his true self. They can recover on their own when attended to. TV STORY-GP 33: Primeval Engines According to Speedor as well, "As a fellow Engine, when I'm close, I should be able to detect their [Ancient Engines] aura.".

Among Engines are two subraces, the large Gian Race (ジャイアン族, Jaian Zoku) that can combine with other Engines and the rare Wing Race (ウイング族, Uingu Zoku) that are masters of aerial combat. Preceding all modern Engines however are their ancestors, the Ancient Engines (古代炎神, Kodai Enjin), seemingly signaled by their train & prehistoric animal-motif, and inability to speak modern language.

It should be noted that the Engine Souls can be placed in different Engine Casts. In a example, Hanto was so distracted by love with Kegalesia in disguise, that he sped through a fight with the Pot Banki and tossed the Engine Souls in incorrect Casts, forcing them to fight in the wrong bodies.

The 13 Engines[]

Engine Speedor
Number: 1
Driven by: Sosuke Esumi

Engine Bus-on
Number: 2
Driven by: Renn Kosaka

Engine Bearrv
Number: 3
Driven by: Saki Royama

Engine Birca
Number: 4
Driven by: Hant Jo

Engine Gunpherd
Number: 5
Driven by: Gunpei Ishihara

Engine Carrigator
Number: 6
Summoned by: Hant Jo and Gunpei Ishihara

Engine Toripter
Number: 7
Piloted by: Hiroto Suto

Engine Jetras
Number: 8
Piloted by: Miu Suto

Jum-bowhale
Number: 9
Summoned by: Hiroto Suto and Miu Suto

Engine Kishamoth
Number: 10
Piloted by: Sosuke Esumi

Engine Tyrain
Number: 11
Summoned by Sosuke Esumi

Engine Cerain
Number: 12
Summoned by Sosuke Esumi

Engine Machalcon
Number: 13
Summoned by Gokaigers via Go-Onger Ranger Keys

Wandering Engines[]

Introduced in the movie, the Wandering Engines (流れ炎神, Nagare Enjin) were robbed of their hearts and Engine Casts by Maki's magic when they came to Samurai World, assuming human forms. Once in their true forms, they are able to combine into the Samurai World's analog of Engine-O, Engine Daishogun.

• Engine Retsu-Taka
• Engine Shishi-no-Shin
• Engine Tsuki-no-Wa

Engine Casts[]

Engine Casts are the smaller forms of the Engines, with the exception of Engine Machalcon's. They are lifeless, as seen with their blacked-out eyes. Their value lies when the Engine Souls are inserted into them. Once done, they increase in size, back to their original form. The casts can also have the souls in them but have the option to remain in Engine Cast size.

1. Engine Speedor - The back part splits horizontally to reveal the slot for Engine Soul 1
2. Engine Bus-on - The top back has two slots, one for a Soul-like item which folds out into a sword, and the other for Engine Soul 2
3. Engine Bearrv - The back has a simple trapdoor opening for Engine Soul 3.
4. Engine Birca - The back wheels split to reveal an opening for Engine Soul 4.
5. Engine Gunpherd - The back has a simple trapdoor opening for Engine Soul 5.
6. Engine Carrigator - The mouth flap opens to reveal a slot for Engine Soul 6.
7. Engine Toripter - The back has a simple trapdoor opening for Engine Soul 7.
8. Engine Jetras - The back has a simple trapdoor opening for Engine Soul 8.
9. Engine Jum-bowhale - The Bottom has pull-down wheels to reveal an opening for Engine Soul 9.
10. Engine Kishamoth-Under the front wheels reveals an opening for Engine Soul 10.
11. Engine Tyrain- The back has a slot for Engine Soul 11.
12. Engine Cerain- The back has a slot for Engine Soul 12.
13. Engine Machalcon- The side has a slot for Engine Soul 13. This is done through GokaiOh whilst in giant size.

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