 This article is about a mecha in Lupinranger VS Patranger.
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The Scissors Dial Fighter & Blade Dial Fighter (シザーズダイヤルファイター＆ブレードダイヤルファイター Shizāzu Daiyaru Faitā & Burēdo Daiyaru Faitā) are a black and gray Dial Fighter combo consisting of the Scissors Dial Fighter & Blade Dial Fighter.
Overview[]
These are a Dial Fighter duo that can perform a team finisher by using their blades to cut the Gangler Monster to pieces. By initiating a Kaitou Boost with it, a Lupinranger can summon the Blade Boomerang which can split into two and the Scissor Shield. A finisher can be performed where the Boomerang Blade is thrown, then it cuts the opponent to destruction. It can be accompanied by other finishers.
Kaitou Boost[]
When activated, the Scissors Dial Fighter & Blade Dial Fighter becomes the Scissor Shield and Blade Boomerang.
Appearances: Lupinranger VS Patranger Episodes 9-13, 15-16, 18, 21, 23, 25-26, 28, 31-32, 36, 39, 42-43, 46-47, 50-51, Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger VS Lupinranger VS Patranger
History[]
Scissors and Blade Dial Fighters Petrified.
Sometime before the Lupin Collection was stolen by the Gangler, those two Dial Fighters disappeared under unknown circumstances. Eventually, they ended up in the hands of the Gordini family, being worn together as a pendant by Emma Gordini, who had inherited it from her grandmother. Because of this, Destra Majjo conspired to steal it for research purposes, and hired Brez Arenishka to assist with the endeavor. Emma eventually relinquished ownership of the pendant to Kairi Yano when Destra attacked her in a pincher attack to ensure the Ganglers could grab the sealed Dial Fighter. With pendant in hand, he then put it into his VS Changer, unsealing the Dial Fighter.
TV STORY-Number 9: In Order to Meet Again
The Blade Dial Fighter was hit by Pitch Cock's Peacocken weapon with the intent of changing the genders of the Lupinrangers. Much to Pitch Cock's misfortune, it worked in an unexpected direction, with the Peacocken turning the sharp Blade Dial Fighter into the blunt Hammer Dial Fighter. Pitch Cock was then beaten by LupinKaiser Hammer Knight. After he was beaten, the Hammer Dial Fighter reverted back to the Blade Dial Fighter. TV STORY-Number 11: I Will Continue Shooting
Dial Fighters[]
Scissors Dial Fighter[]
- "Sci-Sci-Sci-Scissors!"
- ―summoning announcement[src]
Scissors Dial Fighter (シザーズダイヤルファイター Shizāzu Daiyaru Faitā) is one half of the Dial Fighter combo, the other being the Blade Dial Fighter. The Scissors Dial Fighter is a stealth bomber-like Dial Fighter, and its Attack Mode deploys an extendable arm with scissors for the "hand". Forms the left arm and shield in the LupinKaiser Knight formations. Its code is 9-6-3.
Blade Dial Fighter[]
- "B-B-B-Blade!"
- ―summoning announcement[src]
Blade Dial Fighter (ブレードダイヤルファイター Burēdo Daiyaru Faitā) is one half of the Dial Fighter combo, the other being the Scissors Dial Fighter. The Blade Dial Fighter is a smaller jet-like Dial Fighter that has the ability to transform into a sword-like Attack Mode by folding the front portion of the wings under the cockpit. Additionally, it is small enough to unlock the Safes of already enlarged Ganglers (although their Collection Pieces still remain small). Forms the sword of LupinKaiser Knight, and it docks onto Scissors when not in use. Its code is 2-0-0.
Appearances: Lupinranger VS Patranger Episodes TBA
- "Ha-Ha-Ha-Hammer!"
- ―summoning announcement[src]
The Hammer Dial Fighter (ハンマーダイヤルファイター Hanmā Daiyaru Faitā) is a brown auxiliary Dial Fighter modeled after a tiltrotor. Its code is 8-8-0. It is a transformed version of the Blade Dial Fighter.
It is the temporarily transformed version of the aforementioned Blade Dial Fighter after it was hit by Pitch Cock's weapon, which normally changes the gender of the target but in this case somehow affected a change from blade to hammer, the result surprising even him.
This form is exclusive to Lupinranger VS Patranger episode 11.Kaitou Gattai LupinKaiser Knight[]
- "Complete! LupinKaiser Knight!"
- ―combination announcement[src]
LupinKaiser Knight (ルパンカイザーナイト Rupan Kaizā Naito) is the combination between the Red Dial Fighter, Blue Dial Fighter, Scissors Dial Fighter, Blade Dial Fighter, and GoodStriker. Like its namesake, it can defend with the Scissors Dial Fighter and slash with the Blade Dial Fighter. Additionally, it can fly using Scissors' boosters and directing the shield.
Its finishing move is the GoodStriker Cutting Slash (グッドストライカー ぶった斬っちまえスラッシュ Guddo Sutoraikā Buttagitchimae Surasshu), where LupinKaiser uses the Scissors Dial Fighter to reach a certain height and then do a downward slash with the Blade Dial Fighter, while falling with enough power to destroy 20 Brez Arenishka clones bunched together with the main body.
Appearances: Lupinranger VS Patranger Episodes 10-11, 13
Additional Formations[]
Kaitou Gattai LupinKaiser Hammer Knight[]
- "Complete! LupinKaiser Hammer Knight!"
- ―combination announcement[src]
LupinKaiser Hammer Knight (ルパンカイザーハンマーナイト Rupan Kaizā Hanmā Naito) is the combination between the Red Dial Fighter, Blue Dial Fighter, GoodStriker, Scissors Dial Fighter, and Hammer Dial Fighter.
Its finishing move is the GoodStriker Rapid-Fire: Spinning Barrage Hits (グッドストライカー連打 ぐるぐるぶっ飛べヒットベー Guddo Sutoraikā Renda Guruguru Buttobe Hittobē), where LupinKaiser spins with the Hammer Dial Fighter to gain enough momentum to knock the Gangler Monster sky-high.
Appearances: Lupinranger VS Patranger Episode 11
Kaitou Gattai LupinKaiser Cyclone Knight[]
- "Complete! LupinKaiser Cyclone Knight!"
- ―combination announcement[src]
LupinKaiser Cyclone Knight (ルパンカイザーサイクロンナイト Rupan Kaizā Saikuron Naito) is the combination of the between the Red Dial Fighter, Cyclone Dial Fighter, Scissors Dial Fighter, Blade Dial Fighter, and GoodStriker.
Its finishing move is the GoodStriker: Shooting-Out Flash (グッドストライカー 撃ち抜いちまえフラッシュ Guddo Sutoraikā: Uchinuichimae Furasshu), where its readies the Blade Dial Fighter and it flies through Cyclone's spinning blades empowering it, destroying the foe.
Appearances: Lupinranger vs Patranger Episodes 16, 18, 26, 31
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
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Etymology[]
As with all the pieces of the Lupin Collection, the Scissors Dial Fighter & Blade Dial Fighter's Lupin Collection name of "
by Sting.
Notes[]
- The Scissors Dial Fighter & Blade Dial Fighter is unusual in that it is a Lupin Collection piece that does not have an official Japanese name to accompany its French name.
- According to GoodStriker, the Scissors & Blade Dial Fighters are a legendary set and when together, they are more powerful than the Red Dial Fighter and the Cyclone Dial Fighter.
- The theme of the Scissor & Blade Dial Fighters being a combination of a stealth bomber and a small jet that docks on the former shares a similar concept to Formation Scream (which is also combination of a jet & a stealth bomber) from Beast Wars II.
- The Blade Dial Fighter changing into the Hammer Dial Fighter when hit with the gender-seap attack by the Ganglers, is a pun for the French words for Blade and Hammer. 'The Blade' in French is written as 'La Lame', and uses a feminine article, 'La' (the). While 'The Hammer's is writtem as 'Le Marteau', and uses a male article, 'Le' (the). Thus, the 'feminine' blade changes into a 'masculine' hammer, gramatically.
Appearances[]
Kaitou Sentai Lupinranger VS Keisatsu Sentai Patranger
- Number 9: In Order to Meet Again
- Number 10: It's Not Over Yet
- Number 11: I Will Continue Shooting
- Number 12: Magical Bracelet
- Number 13: Best and Worst Holiday
- Number 15: The Work of a Police Officer
- Number 16: Because You're a Friend
- Number 18: Secret of the Collection
- Number 21: Foe or Friend, On Board or Not?
- Number 23: Status Gold
- Number 25: Make it the Strongest
- Number 26: The Hidden Auction
- Number 28: More Fighting on My Birthday
- Number 31: The Gangler Who Surrendered
- Number 32: A Request for a Duel
- Number 36: Shoot the Bomb
- Number 39: Bet on This
- Number 42: Time of Battle
- Number 43: The Man Who Returned
- Number 46: An Inescapable Game
- Number 47: What I Can Do Now
- Number 50: Forever Adieu
- Number 51: I'm Sure I'll See You Again
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