This article is about a footsoldiers in Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel. |
The Foxbots are robotic fox-like warriors with ninja uniforms and swords. They are more powerful than Kudabots and Basherbots and belong to the Galactic Ninjas.
History[]
They were seen on the Galaxy Warriors stage and aided Wolvermean in battle against the Ninja Steel Rangers but were destroyed. TV STORY-Attack of the Galactic Ninjas
One of them brought out Speedwing’s Medallion for him. TV STORY-The Need for Speed
The same brought out Rygore's medallion for him. Four of them accompanied Badonna and Venoma when Venoma is forced to give her medallion up. Odius then used a spell to fuse the four Foxbots into her personal Megazord, Foxatron.
What happened with the rest of the Foxbots after the Galactic Ninjas' demise is unknown, but it's likely they were decommissioned or destroyed. TV STORY-Caught Red-Handed
Personality[]
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Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Teleportation: The Foxbots can teleport when they are called into battle by the Galactic Ninjas.
Abilities[]
- Strength: The Foxbots were much stronger than the Kudabots and Basherbots combined.
- Ninja Skills: They are quite skilled fighters, and know some ninja skills.
- Super Speed: As stated by Wolvermean, the Foxbots are super fast robots.
Weaknesses[]
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Arsenal[]
- Katana: They wield katanas in battle.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
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Design[]
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Etymology[]
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Notes[]
- Just like Madame Odius, they donned a kitsune mask, albeit a fully formed one that lacked the mouth piece, similar to a kabuki mask.
- The Foxbots do not appear after Caught Red-Handed, implying that the four of them used to create Foxatron were the last of their kind.
- Despite being foot soldiers, they only went to battle in two episodes.
Appearances[]
- Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel
- Episode 6: Attack of the Galactic Ninjas
- Episode 7: The Need for Speed
- Episode 8: Caught Red-Handed(final appearance)
See Also[]
- Genin Supparage - Super Sentai counterpart in Ninninger. See comparison page.
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