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- "Kirarit!"
- ―Carry's Catchphrase[src]
Mashin Carry (魔進キャリー Mashin Kyarī) is an auxiliary flatbed truck-like Mashin in Mashin Sentai Kiramager.
Overview[]
Limited in speech and sentience compared to the core 5 Mashins, the Purple Kiramai Stone (パープルキラメイストーン Pāpuru Kiramei Sutōn) Carry can transport any Kiramai Stone on her bed or trip a Jamen Beast by releasing a load of rainbow-colored pipes. In shield mode, she can block incoming projectiles and reflect them, and can also be used as a shoving pad.
Appearances: Kiramager Episodes 5-8, 10-14, 16, 19-20, 23, 26, 28-30, 33, 35-38, 42-44
History[]
Carry crashed on Earth with Rolland and Lifton some time before Mabushina arrived, and were uncovered by a human excavation team. However, it was decided by most that as they hadn't fully developed compared to the core Mashins, they wouldn't be fully awakened due to unpredictability. However, Mashin Shovellow planned on staging a coup, roping Juru into turning them into Mashins. As it turns out, Shovellow planned on making them his own team, and score Tatemoto a chance as leader. Unfortunately, it was only thanks to Juru he realized that Tametomo would be the only human member of the team, and sent them out to find partners, though the new Mashins were uninterested and only napped as he griped about it. They eventually came to help out against Catcher Ligany, and were subsequently modified by Juru to form weapons at Shovellow's request. Their help eventually disabled Catcher Ligany, which was quickly finished off.
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Appearances[]
- Mashin Sentai Kiramager
- Ep. 1.2 Unreleased Cut, Warehouse Release, Start Dash Once Again SP
- Episode 5: Exceeded by Shovellow!
- Episode 6: Suddenly Turning 5 Years Old
- Episode 7: Training For You
- Episode 8: Express Lightning
- Episode 10: The Girl Who Chases After Shiguru
- Mashin Sentai Kiramager: Galza and Carantula Jamental Institute (Flahsback)
- Episode 11: Time is Looping
- Episode 12: Wonder Drill Boy
- Episode 13: Great Underground War
- Episode 14: Lonely Ace
- Episode 16: Marshmallow Royale
- Episode 19: Partner
- Episode 20: Dangerous Pair
- Episode 23: Mabushina's Mother
- Episode 26: Make it an Arrow Weapon
- Episode 28: Crying Shiguru
- Episode 29: Illusionary Atamald
- Episode 30: Proud Super Warrior
- Episode 33: Giant Panic, Big Clash!
- Episode 35: Wandering Mabushina
- Episode 36: RAP
- Episode 37: Sena 1/5
- Episode 38: Watching My Uncle's Moon
- Episode 42: Battle Without Honor
- Episode 43: Dirty Hero
- Episode 44: My Friend, Sleep Quietly
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