- "Red Battlezord, now!"
- ―Summoning command.[src]
The Red Battlezord was designed by Billy specifically for Tommy, the Red Zeo Ranger to be his personal Zord capable of fighting monsters singlehandedly.
Overview[]
The Red Battlezord is a standalone humanoid Zord with a star-shaped cockpit. It was controlled using a psychic uplink inspired by the Aquitarian symbiosis interface, meaning it was almost completely controlled by Tommy's mind. Its major drawback, however, was that if Tommy's mind was unfocused or was otherwise muddled with stress, the Zord could behave erratically. At first, Tommy tried to use his mind to assert control over the Zord, but this backfired until a vision of Sam Trueheart appeared and told Tommy to relax and see the Red Battlezord as an extension of himself, as opposed to a vehicle which he drove.
The Red Battlezord has no handheld weapons, but has massive pistons built into its arms for repetitive punching attacks. It has two primary finishing attacks. The first, and most commonly used, involves charging up the pistons on its wrists and firing a barrage of golden energy forth powerful enough to destroy Main Drain. The second, but less used, finisher was where the Zord jumps into the air and then spun around, charging itself up with red energy in the process before ramming through the enemy hard enough to make them explode into sparkles. This was only used to destroy Punch-A-Bunch and Wrecking Ball.
The Red Battlezord was once reprogrammed to be piloted by Adam when Tommy was forced to constantly sing while under a spell, rendering his mind unable to focus to pilot the Zord, but Adam's control of the Zord was comparatively limited and eventually faltered
The Red Battlezord was never destroyed, so it likely remains dormant in the Zeo Zord holding bay.
In 2205, Monsieur Muster sent the Mutant Rangers to retrieve the Red Battlezord for his collection from its burial spot in a desert. Ninjor and Blue Senturion intervened and recovered the Battlezord, only to then crash it on Venus during their pursuit of Monsieur Muster.
Appearances: Zeo Episodes 18-21, 24-28, 30-31, 39, 46-49
History[]
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Zeo Mega Battlezord[]
See also: Buster Ohranger Robo
The combination of the Zeo Megazord and the Red Battlezord. The Red Battlezord and Zeo Megazord stand back to back, with the Battlezord growing in height. Its arms become shoulder cannons for the Megazord, and its head becomes an alternate helmet. Its shoulder cannons were used as a finisher, firing powerful energy bursts. It was first used against Mace Face.
Although considerably powerful at long range, the Zeo Mega Battlezord loses most of its mobility as a result of its combination, and as a result does not appear capable of close-range combat. Additionally, Tommy's mental link to the Red Battlezord necessitated his mind be calm in order to initiate the combination sequence, otherwise any attempt to form the Zeo Mega Battlezord would fail.
Appearances: Zeo Episodes 21, 24, 26, 47
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
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Design[]
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Etymology[]
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Notes[]
- The Red Battlezord is physically modeled after a boxer, including incorporating the Zeo emblem into a golden belt buckle.
- The Zeo Racer Zord from the Super Megaforce toyline was modelled after the Red Battlezord.
Appearances[]
Power Rangers Zeo
- Episode 18: Inner Spirit (first appearance)
- Episode 19: Challenges
- Episode 20: Found and Lost
- Episode 21: Brother, Can You Spare an Arrowhead?
- Episode 24: Bulk Fiction
- Episode 25: Song Sung Yellow
- Episode 26: Game of Honor
- Episode 27: The Power of Gold
- Episode 28: A Small Problem
- Episode 30: Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise
- Episode 31: Rock-A-Bye Power Rangers
- Episode 39: The Ranger Who Came in from the Gold
- Episode 46: Another Song and Dance
- Episode 47: Rangers of Two Worlds, Part I
- Episode 48: Rangers of Two Worlds, Part II
- Episode 49: Hawaii Zeo (final appearance)
Power Rangers Turbo
- Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie (indirect mention)
Power Rangers (Boom! Studios)
See Also[]
- Red Puncher - Super Sentai counterpart in Ohranger. See comparison page.
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