 This article is about a monster in Kousoku Sentai Turboranger.
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- "Boma Beast! Stone Boma!"
- ―Stone Boma after being freed.
Stone Bōma (イワガミボーマ Iwagami Bōma, 2) was a stone-themed Bōma Beast of the Hundred Boma Tribes, the first Boma Beast released, the one responsible for the re-emergence of the Boma, and the main antagonist of the second episode of Kousoku Sentai Turboranger.
History[]
Past[]
Stone Boma being sealed by Lakia.
20,000 years prior to the start of the series, Stone Boma was one of the many Boma Beasts who fought in the war between the Boma Tribes and the united alliance of humans and fairies. Using their combined effort alongside the Saint Beast Lakia, Stone Boma was ultimately sealed away, with his hand sliced off and sealed separately before being dropped into the ocean.
Turboranger[]
However the sealed hand was fished up by humanity at a particular moment when fairy magic had weakened to the point of the Boma seals becoming weakened as well. The hand breaks free from its confinement on its own before returning to its sealed body, which breaks free with the hand's help. Further, using his own restored power, Stone Boma undoes an even stronger seal which ultimately frees three of the major Bōma generals: Boma Doctor Lehda, Dark Boma Zimba and Princess Boma Jarmin and assisted in beginning a ceremony in the attempt to unseal the leader of the ancient Boma warriors: Great Boma Emperor Lagorn.
However Stone Bōma ends up facing against five high-schoolers who gain the trust and the belief in the return of the fairies after encountering the last of these beings, Seelon. Becoming the Turboranger, they face Stone Boma, weakening it with a Combination Attack before finishing it off with their Turbo Laser's Plasma Shoot. 
TV STORY-Ep. 2: Did You Guys See a Fairy!?
Timeranger[]
Twelve years later, the Timerangers embark on a journey to understand the previous Sentai teams by using the TimeJets to revisit thier battles. They arrive in the time of Turboranger to see Stone Boma being hit by the Turbo Shoot.
Personality[]
Stone Bōma was very xenophobic towards humans and fairies and extremely loyal to the Hundred Boma Tribes. He was also highly destructive and ruthless towards humanity and desired to exterminate the entire humankind, furtherly showing his desire to make the Earth kneel before the Boma tribes.
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Stone Body: Stone Bōma's main ability is to use his rock-like body for defense.
- Modular Body: He can detach a large hand from his body for long-range attacks.
- Longevity: Stone Bōma survived 20,000 years imprisonment with no negative side effects.
- Fire Breath: Stone Bōma could unleash sprays of orange fire from his torso at will.
- Flameportation: After escaping his seal, Stone Bōma escaped as a fiery phoenix.
Abilities[]
- Physical Strength: Despite being the very first monster of the week of this season, Stone Boma was highly strong and easily bested the Turborangers in their initial encounter.
- Superhuman Durability: He was also highly durable and was able to withstand multiple hits and energy attacks from the Turborangers.
- Superhuman Stamina: He also could hold himself in the battle much longer than the mortal humans, as was shown during his battle with the Turborangers.
Weaknesses[]
- Superior Physical Power: He could be bested by the enough fire power and physical strikes by the Turborangers.
- Limited Durability: His durability was, while superior to human abilities, but still not enough powerful to survive the Turborangers's hits and energy projection abilities.
Arsenal[]
- Fists: Although he had no weapons of his own, Stone Bōma was a brutal fighter with his bare hands.
- Fist Launch: Stone Bōma could launch his hands to slam through his enemies and return to him.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
- Stone Bōma was voiced by the late Eiji Maruyama.
Design[]
- Stone Bōma's design was based on the stone rock.
Concept Art[]
Etymology[]
- Stone Bōma's etymology is currently unknown.
Notes[]
- Stone Bōma lacks any important trivial notes about his characteristics.
Appearances[]
References[]
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