 This article is about a footsoldiers in Lupinranger VS Patranger.
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Gorams (ゴーラム Gōramu) are the Interdimensional Crime Group Gangler's giant alligator snapping turtle-themed footsoldiers in Kaitou Sentai Lupinranger VS Keisatsu Sentai Patranger, their summoning responsibilities originally belonging to Destra Majjo.
History[]
Losing the Cyclone Dial Fighter and Trigger Machine Biker to the Lupinrangers, Destra Majjo summoned a Goram to pursue the Lupin Collection pieces. It was, however, intercepted by the Patrangers' Trigger Machines which combined with GoodStriker to form PatKaiser and destroy it. 
TV STORY-Number 5: Targeted, the International Police
After Lupin Red retrieved the Scissors Dial Fighter & Blade Dial Fighter from Emma Gordini, Destra summoned a blue Goram to retrieve it, with PatKaiser intervening in the battle. However, the Patrangers were also aiming to shoot down Lupin Red and the recently retrieved lost Dial Fighters, causing GoodStriker to break the combination out of fear of destroying the new VS Vehicles, which made short work of the Goram shortly after. TV STORY-Number 9: In Order to Meet Again
Later, on Goche Ru Medou's behalf, Dogranio Yaboon had a disgruntled Destra summon another Goram to assist Demeran Yatmis in battle against the newest addition to the VS Sentai, Noel Takao. The Goram however fares poorly as it was quickly destroyed by X Emperor Gunner. TV STORY-Number 22: Love in Life
A fourth Goram was sent into battle during the testing of a giant Modified Porderman, taking on LupinKaiser Cyclone Knight and X Emperor Slash, defeating the both of them, giving Destra an excuse to berate Goche for wasting a piece of the Lupin Collection. TV STORY-Number 31: The Gangler Who Surrendered
During the battle for VictoryStriker and SirenStriker, an another Goram was summoned to turn the tide in the Ganglers' favor, joined by a enlarged Jarnake Saucer, who was later destroyed by Siren LupinKaiser. The Goram continued to attack the Patrangers until it was destroyed by Super Lupin X. TV STORY-Number 38: Collection From Outer Space
Two white-colored Gorams were deployed as an act of desperation when Destra's first plan to prove himself to Dogranio failed. The first one was destroyed by Victory and Siren LupinKaiser, while the second one was destroyed by X Emperor and the Lupin Magnum. TV STORY-Number 41: A Door to Another World
Sometime after Destra's death, Goche Ru Medou was revealed to have kept a red-colored Goram, as she used it to distract the Patrangers while spiriting Noel to the Back World. This particular Goram was modified by Goche, as it was a lot more agile and gave PatKaiser a heavy beating. It held the advantage before the Patrangers formed Siren PatKaiser, which made short work of it. It was the final one to be used, as no more came after. TV STORY-Number 47: What I Can Do Now
Personality[]
Gorams are apparently mindless creatures that follow the orders of the one who summoned them.
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
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Abilities[]
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Weaknesses[]
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Arsenal[]
- Kamekudaku (カメクダーク Kamekudāku): Snapping turtle-like pincers that are capable of firing shots.
- Unnamed blade appendage: One of the White and Red Goram has a snapping turtle's shell on its right arm with a tail-style blade at the end of it.
- Unnamed shield appendage: One of the white Goram has a snapping turtle's shell on its left arm with a fin-style blade on opposite sides of the end and a curved tail-style hook at the base.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
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Design[]
- Gorams are based on snapping turtles.
Concept Art[]
Etymology[]
- Their names are based on "golem", artificial beings in Jewish folklore.
Notes[]
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Appearances[]
Kaitou Sentai Lupinranger VS Keisatsu Sentai Patranger
- Number 5: Targeted, the International Police (Default Version and first Goram)
- Number 9: In Order to Meet Again (Blue Version)
- Number 22: Love in Life (Brown Version)
- Number 31: The Gangler Who Surrendered (Green Version)
- Number 38: Collection From Outer Space (Pink Version)
- Number 41: A Door to Another World (Two White Versions)
- Number 47: What I Can Do Now (Red Version & Final Goram)
External links[]
TV-Asahi's Pages on the Goram
References[]
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