 This article is about a Zord/Megazord in Power Rangers RPM.
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The Road Attack Zord's Wheel Mode.
The Road Attack Zord (as named by Gemma) is the Ranger Operators' wheel-like robot, described by Flynn as a "self-deploying combat weapon" and by Doctor K as a "self-operating Megazord".
Overview[]
When the Engine Cell Chip is set in its palm-sized "Wheel Mode" form, it enlarges and transforms into a Megazord-like "Warrior Mode". With the Engine Cells used for the other Zord Attack Vehicles it can transform into a human-sized wheel or Warrior Modes, and with its own personal Engine Cell, it transforms into the wheel or warrior forms enlarged in-scale to the size of the Rangers' Megazord formations. 
TV STORY-Not So Simple
In its Warrior Mode, it is highly agile even at full Megazord size, capable of evading its opponent's attacks while it engages in close quarters combat using martial arts. While operating the RPM Ultrazord, the Ranger Operators can launch it at an opponent in a finishing move.
Appearances: RPM Episodes 21, 22, 24, 26-28
History[]
It was originally created by Flynn, though he and Gemma worked on it further, completing and upgrading it until it was first needed. Doctor K initially disapproved, having earlier reprimanded Flynn for a similar issue, but changed her mind when the Road Attack Zord did not backfire like Flynn's previous device. Thereafter, it was given a fully-operational status.
The Road Attack Zord can be activated by using other Engine Cells, but the energy levels go down after the Rangers do the Burnout finishing attack. TV STORY-The Dome Dolls
It is slightly similar to the Warrior Wheel from Power Rangers Zeo and the LightZord/Light Megazord in Power Rangers Super Samurai because it is not Ranger-controlled.
Road Attack Zord Warrior Mode[]
The Warrior Mode is the humanoid form of the Road Attack Zord.
Appearances: RPM Episodes 21-22, 24, 26-28
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
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Design[]
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Etymology[]
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Notes[]
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Appearances[]
Power Rangers RPM
- Episode 21: Not So Simple
- Episode 22: The Dome Dolls
- Episode 24: Ancient History
- Episode 26: Beyond a Doubt
- Episode 27: Control-Alt-Delete
- Episode 28: Run Ziggy Run
- Episode 29: If Venjix Won (archive footage only)
See Also[]
- Armored Wheel GoRoader GT - Super Sentai counterpart in Go-Onger. See comparison page.
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