Go-Phone

This article is about a changer in Engine Sentai Go-Onger.

Go-Phone
Changers
Season(s):	Engine Sentai Go-Onger
Used by:	Go-On Red Go-On Blue Go-On Yellow
Special System:	Souls
Production Order
Previous:	SaiBlade
Next:	Shift Changer

"Let's Go-On!"

―Transformation call^[src]

The Transformation Cellular Go-Phone (変身携帯ゴーフォン, Henshin Keitai Gōfon) is a device that only Sosuke (Go-On Red), Renn (Go-On Blue) and Saki (Go-On Yellow) can use during the series. It has various functions such as transforming them to the Go-ongers by inserting the blue Change Soul in the phone and by saying the transformation phrase "Change Soul, set! Let's Go-On!" (チェンジソール、セット！レッツゴーオン！, Chenji Sōru, setto! Rettsu Gō-On!) and combining their respective Engines into Engine-O, as well as Engine-O G6 and Engine-O G12.

Later History

Gokaiger

At the climax of the Legend War, the Go-Phones were made redundant when the Go-Ongers sacrificed their powers with the rest of the first 34 Super Sentai to destroy the invasion force of the Space Empire Zangyack. Resurfacing as Ranger Keys, the Go-Onger powers would be used by the Gokaigers to assume their forms via the Gokai Change. Ultimately, the Gokaigers returned their borrowed powers to their rightful owners after overthrowing Zangyack.

Summoning Engine Gattai Button Sequence

• Engine-O - 1+2+3 (The Engine numbers)
• Engine-O G6 - 5+6 (5 Go-Ongers & 6 Engines)
• Engine-O G9 - 7+9 (7 Go-Ongers & 9 Engines)
• Engine-O G12 - 7+12 (7 Go-Ongers & 12 Engines)

Transformation Sequence

They open the tops of their Go-Phones...

...and insert their Change Souls.

They lower them...

...and bring them up, pressing the change button.

They cross their arms down and suits appear...

...they then bring their arms out and tires form over their wrists and shins.

Belts form over their shoulders, locking into their belt buckles...

...and their numbers appear on their chests.

They raise their arms up...

...and helmets form.

They lower their helmets...

...on to their heads.

Transformation Complete.

Appearances

• Engine Sentai Go-Onger
  • GP 01: Allies of Justice
  • GP 02: Reckless Guys
  • GP 03: Basic Investigation
  • GP 04: Engine Trouble
  • GP 05: Unhappy Sometimes!?
  • GP 06: The Maiden's Heart
  • GP 07: Partner Amigo
  • GP 08: The Greatest Miracle
  • GP 09: Tomorrow's There
  • GP 10: Starting Alright
  • GP 11: Radio Jack
  • GP 12: Sosuke Banki!?
  • GP 13: Tank Full of Chivalry
  • GP 14: Doki Doki Every Day
  • GP 15: Engine Stall
  • GP 16: Honor Recovery
  • GP 17: Wings of Justice
  • GP 18: Commoner Hero
  • GP 19: Gunpei's True Intentions
  • GP 20: Siblings Battle!?
  • GP 21: Childish Guys
  • GP 22: Last Wish
  • GP 23: Wreckless Flash
  • GP 24: First Smile
  • GP 25: Goodbye Mother
  • GP 26: Love Relationship
  • GP 27: Granddaughter Hant!?
  • GP 28: Partner Gunpei
  • GP 29: Stop Hiroto
  • GP 30: Punch of Friendship
  • GP 31: Idol Debut
  • Engine Sentai Go-Onger: Boom Boom! Bang Bang! GekijōBang!!
  • GP 32: Search for Treasure
  • GP 33: Primeval Engines
  • GP 34: Devilish Woman
  • GP 35: Engines' Bonds
  • GP 36: Sosuke… Eternally
  • GP 37: Engine Banki!?
  • Engine Sentai Go-Onger vs. Gekiranger
  • GP 38: The Maidens' Sanctity
  • GP 39: Nostalgic Children
  • GP 40: Shogun Revival
  • GP 41: Advanced Childcare
  • GP 42: Campus Secret
  • GP 43: End-of-Year Big Cleanup
  • GP 44: Protect Christmas Eve
  • GP 45: Hatsuyume Plans!?
  • GP 46: Runaway Bomper
  • GP 47: Ministry Shake-Up
  • GP 48: Justice Dissolution
  • GP 49: Final Battle
  • GP Final: Road of Justice
• Samurai Sentai Shinkenger vs. Go-Onger: GinmakuBang!!
• Engine Sentai Go-Onger: 10 Years Grand Prix

See also

• Cell Shift Morpher - Power Rangers counterpart in RPM. See comparison page.