 This article is about an ally in Tokuso Sentai Dekaranger.
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Murphy K9 (マーフィーＫ９ Māfī Kē Nain) is a robotic canine from Tokuso Sentai Dekaranger.
Overview[]
Murphy is a mechanical dog used to track criminals and objects using his enhanced sense of smell, known as the "latest model Ultra-Performance with A.I. and talented Robot police dog".
When given the Key Bone, Murphy transforms into the Dbazooka (ディーバズーカ Dībazūka), a powerful weapon which can be used by the Dekarangers.
Prior to the movie , Murphy was transferred to Fire Squad and modified to transform into a suit of armor for DekaRed in Battlizer Mode (バトリザモード Batoriza Mōdo). Murphy returns alongside Umeko in Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle.
Personality[]
Murphy K9 is loyal to his friends (especially Umeko), often detecting when they're in danger from great distances and running to assist. Due to him being a dog, Murphy has a tendency to try and show dominance over Anubian Chief Doggie Kruger by raising his leg and releasing coolant fluid on Kruger's feet.
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Appearances: Dekaranger Episodes TBA
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Notes[]
- Murphy's name is a reference to Alex Murphy, the lead character in the RoboCop
film franchise.
- By extension, the name is also based on Murphy's Law, an adage or epigram that is typically stated as: "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong."
- By extension, the name is also based on Murphy's Law
- The term "K9" is used for police dogs in some English-speaking countries in real life.
- The "K9" of Murphy's name is a pun from the Japanese word for "emergency" (救急 kyūkyū).
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Legend 6: Return of Six Red Soldiers[]
RS-404: Murphy K9
Murphy K9 is a playable character in trading card game Rangers Strike.
- Card Name: Murphy K9 (マーフィーＫ９)
- Number: RS-404
- Rarity: Normal
See Also[]
- R.I.C. - Power Rangers counterpart in S.P.D.. See comparison page.
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