 This article is about a mecha in Lupinranger VS Patranger.
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- "Ma-Ma-Ma-Magic!"
- ―summoning announcement via the VS Changer[src]
The Magic Dial Fighter (マジックダイヤルファイター Majikku Daiyaru Faitā) is a white auxiliary Dial Fighter modeled after a zeppelin. Its code is 0-2-9.
Overview[]
By initiating a Kaitou Boost with it, a Lupinranger can summon the Magic Arrow bow. Said weapon can fire cyan arrows when pulled back, with the power to pierce through objects. Its finisher is a precharged arrow. When used with Cyclone, Superior X, and the Blade Boomerang, it forms a giant steampunk-esque arrow.
Magic can fire missiles from the ports adjacent to the cockpit. In its Attack Mode, the front half of the Dial Fighter splits apart to revealed a mace, which further reveals a gloved hand when opened. The mace can extend like a piston to attack.
In the several combinations it has been featured in, it has exhibited several strange and diverse abilities. These include but are not limited to:
- Extending and enlarging its mace
- Creating giant Lupin cards that allow for cloning by inserting a weapon into one card that then extends to the other cards
- Creating a giant bone that explodes when bit upon
- Transporting a Lupinranger from the cockpit into its palm
- Creating exploding bubbles.
Appearances: Lupinranger vs Patranger Episodes 22, 28, 30-32, 34, 36-43, 45-48, 50-51
Kaitou Boost[]
When Activated, the Magic Dial Fighter becomes the Magic Arrow.
History[]
After Noel Takao retrieved the I Turn to Stone/Je me change en pierre, Kogure gave the Magic Dial Fighter (also known as the Voler maintenant (Fly now) Lupin Collection piece before becoming a Dial Fighter) to him in exchange for it, becoming one of his projects. 
TV STORY-Number 22: Love in Life
Kaitou Gattai LupinKaiser Magic[]
- "Complete! LupinKaiser Magic!"
- ―post-combination announcement by Goodie[src]
LupinKaiser Magic (ルパンカイザーマジック Rupan Kaizā Majikku) is the combination between the Blue Dial Fighter, Magic Dial Fighter, and GoodStriker. This combination uses power that gets even Goodie all giddy for the entire fight.
This combination is able to attack with the Magic Dial Fighter’s mace, & after opening the mace to reveal a gloved hand, Lupin Kaiser Magic is able to perform a magic trick. Its debut trick starts with LupinKaiser throwing playing cards at the surrounding buildings, causing them to rearrange themselves and reveal a dresser. After hiding a "treasure" in one of the drawers, the Gangler is tasked to find it (in its first usage, the treasure was the Red Fighter). However, once the Gangler picks the right drawer and holds the treasure, the treasure reverts into the Magic Dial Fighter, which then proceeds to attack by extending its mace into the monster, thusly sending it backwards. It then recombines with the Main Formation. It is also capable of producing illusions.
Its finisher is the Good Striker: Show-Stopper Illusion. It manifests an illusory area trapped in a small bubble dubbed Lupin Magic from the glove. The bubble seems to correspond to the Gangler it is fighting. Once the Gangler comes close enough to it, LupinKaiser Magic snaps the fingers of the gloved hand, making the bubble explode with the foe, while red streamers flay out.
For Ryugu Tamatebacco, it manifests the Lupin Magic: Ryuugu Castle, a pagoda-like castle that is apparently owned by Ryugu.
Appearances: Lupinranger vs Patranger Episodes 28, 40
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
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Design[]
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Etymology[]
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Notes[]
- The glove section of Magic is a static prop as opposed to being a flexible glove.
- This is the only arm-combination Dial Fighter to lack an elbow joint.
Appearances[]
Kaitou Sentai Lupinranger VS Keisatsu Sentai Patranger
- Number 22: Love in Life
- Number 28: More Fighting On My Birthday
- Number 30: The Two Are On a Trip
- Number 31: The Gangler Who Surrendered
- Number 32: A Request For A Duel
- Number 34: Legendary Gun
- Number 36: Shoot the Bomb
- Number 37: Your Place to Return
- Number 38: Collection From Outer Space
- Number 39: Bet on This
- Number 40: I Can't Stop Worrying
- Number 41: A Door to Another World
- Number 42: Time of Battle
- Number 43: The Man Who Returned
- Number 45: Looking Forward to Christmas
- Number 46: An Inescapable Game
- Number 47: What I Can Do Now
- Number 48: The Real Face Under The Mask
- Number 50: Forever Adieu
- Number 51: I'm Sure I'll See You Again
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