 This article is about a zord in Power Rangers Zeo .
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Pyramidas Cockpit
"I call upon the power of Pyramidas!"
Pyramidas is the personal zord of the Gold Zeo Ranger in Power Rangers Zeo. This gigantic pyramid is capable of interstellar flight, and it could shoot golden lightning bolts. Pyramidas was the first carrierzord to have its own pilot. Pyramidas can combine with the Zeo Megazord and Red Battlezord to create the Zeo Ultrazord, the ultimate in Zeo firepower.
After Trey of Triforia was shot down by the Varox, Pyramidas was briefly unavailable due to the damage sustained, but Jason Lee Scott, Trey's temporarily replacement, was provided with the Warrior Wheel until Pyramidas was restored to combat status.
When the Gold Ranger returned to his home-planet, he took Pyramidas with him.
(Super) Zeo Ultrazord
Ultrazord cockpit
The Zeo Ultrazord is used by The Zeo Rangers. It is formed with all five Zeo Zords, the Red Battlezord and Pyramidas. It utilized the combined power of all seven Zords. It could be formed in two ways, either Carrier Mode or Warrior Mode.
Carrier Mode
In Carrier Mode, all six Zords stood on top of the elongated structure of Pyramidas. Carrier Mode was only used in the episode "Rangers of Two Worlds, Part One" when the Zeo Rangers teamed up with the Alien Rangers. It moved much faster than the Warrior Mode, which was first used in the episode "A Small Problem".
Warrior Mode
In Warrior Mode, Pyramidas stood up on its side, and the Zeo Zords moved into separate compartments inside it. The Red Battlezord stood on Pyramidas' back, its cannon arms overhanging Pyramidas.
In Warrior Mode, the Zeo Ultrazord stood up to four times taller than Megazord sized monsters and probably weighed twenty-five times as much or more. It could fire massive amounts of energy.
It could also contain the Super Zeo Megazord rather than the Zeo Zords, but in this case the Super Zeo Megazord went in as one unit rather than splitting into its component pieces.
Appearances: Zeo Episodes
See Also
- King Pyramider - Super Sentai counterpart in Ohranger. See comparison page.
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