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Tokumei Gattai Go-Buster Oh (特命合体ゴーバスターオー Tokumei Gattai Gōbasutā-Ō, Spec-Ops Combination Go-Buster King) is the combined Super Machine System (超マシーン システム Chō Mashīn Shisutemu) MegaZord form of the Buddy Roids and the first three Buster Vehicles combined with the command "Combine Operation! Special Mission Combination!" (コンバインオペレーション!特命合体 Konbain Operēshon Tokumei Gattai). After the combination is finished, the Go-Busters will announce: "Go-Buster Oh! Ready? Go!". The heads of the Buddy Roids form the control panels for the MegaZord and other combined forms.
Overview[]
- "It's Time for Buster!"
- ―Finisher announcement via Morphin Brace[src]
Go-Buster Oh is armed with the Boost Buster Sword (ブーストバスターソード Būsuto Basutā Sōdo), which has pieces of RH-03 on CB-01's sword. On it's left arm is RH-03's helicopter blades, which can create a (albeit very small) force field to protect itself from damage.
The finisher of Go-Buster Oh is the Dimension Crash [Citation needed]from 29 April 2023 (UTC), or Dimension Crush[1] (ディメンションクラッシュ Dimenshon Kurasshu), where the wheels and rear amplifiers of GT-02 emit a field that paralyzes the Vaglass MegaZord in its tracks, then slashes with the Enetron-powered Boost Buster Sword.
Later in the series, Vaglass were able to complete the new MegaZord, MegaZord Delta, which was capable of stopping the Dimension Crash. However, this is solved through a new finisher move, Explosion Kick (エクスプロージョンキック Ekusupurōjon Kikku), where it concentrates its Enetron onto one of its feet to perform a destructive kicking attack at the enemy.
Appearances: Go-Busters Episode 6-8, Super Hero Taisen, 10, 12, 14-15, 17, 19-20, 23, 26, 34, Go-Busters vs Gokaiger, 44, Go-Busters Returns, 49
History[]
Fighting alongside their 35 Super Sentai predecessors as well as the Kamen Riders against the combined Shocker-Zangyack Alliance, the Go-Busters trio deployed their Buster Machines to face the enlarged Warz Gill and Akdos Gill. Forming Go-Buster Oh to engage the two giant villains, the battle took an unexpected turn when Kamen Rider Diend combined the Gigant Horse and Crisis Fortress into the Big Machine which he comandeered, destroying Warz and Akudos before blasting back Go-Buster Oh to the point that Yellow Buster was forced out of the Giant Robo. Rescued by Kamen Rider Fourze, Yellow Buster requested that he take her place to which he obliged, bringing with him a pair of Super Astroswitches provided by Kengo Utahoshi. Installing enlarged Super-1 Rocket Modules on Go-Buster Oh's arms, Fourze successfully pushed back the Big Machine, taking the battle into space. Co-ordinating with Red Buster and Blue Buster to perform a swing-by using Saturn's gravity as a boost, Fourze installed the Super-3 Drill Modules on Go-Buster Oh's legs, allowing the Robo to perform the Sentai Rider Space Kick which destroyed the Big Machine. TV STORY-Kamen Rider × Super Sentai: Super Hero Taisen
Buster Machines[]
Go-Buster Ace/CB-01 Ace[]
- "It's Time for Buster!"
- ―Finisher announcement via Morphin Brace[src]
CB-01 Ace/Go-Buster Ace (CB-01エース/ゴーバスターエース Shī Bī Zero Wan Ēsu/Go-Basutā Ēsu) is the mecha of Red Buster. Go-Buster Ace forms the core of Go-Buster Oh. It has three modes: Buster Machine mode, Buster Animal mode, and MegaZord mode. Go-Buster Ace is capable of humanoid movement and flight. Using its (disposable) Buster Swords (バスター・ソード Basutā Sōdo), it can "shut down" Vaglass MegaZords. Later in the series, Ace can also perform the stronger Resolution Slash (レゾリューションスラッシュ Rezoryūshon Surasshu), which possesses enough power to bring down a MegaZord Epsilon on its own. It is the first MegaZord to appear on the side of the Go-Busters.
When piloted from base, it can be deployed via its own lift, either in MegaZord mode or in vehicle mode.
GT-02 Gorilla[]
GT-02 Gorilla (GT-02ゴリラ Jī Tī Zero Tsū Gorira) is the mecha of Blue Buster. GT-02 forms the chest and feet of Go-Buster Oh. It has two modes: Buster Vehicle Mode and Buster Animal Mode. The Buster Vehicle goes into "interface" mode," with a facsimile of Banana's animal head taking over the grill forming a modified truck. It can act as a carrier for standard vehicles in the event of evacuations. Mounted on it are two large speaker-monitors as well as a helipad up top.
RH-03 Rabbit[]
RH-03 Rabbit (RH-03ラビット Āru Eichi Zero Surī Rabitto) is the mecha of Yellow Buster. It forms the arms and mask of Go-Buster Oh. It has two modes: Buster Vehicle Mode and Buster Animal Mode. Once piloted by Usada Lettuce and Yellow Buster it goes into "interface" mode, with a facsimile of Lettuce's animal head taking over the cockpit forming a modified helicopter. It has the ability to lift heavy objects as well as douse fires with powerful water-release capabilities.
Additional Formations[]
Rocket Go-Buster Oh[]
Rocket Go-Buster Oh (ロケットゴーバスターオー Roketto Gōbasutā-Ō) is the fusion combination of Go-Buster Oh and the Rocket Switch Super-1 of Kamen Rider Fourze, equipping Go-Buster Oh with a pair of giant Rocket Modules. It makes its first appearance after Kamen Rider Diend takes over Big Machine in an attempt to get back at Captain Marvelous and Tsukasa Kadoya for their duplicity. When Yoko is knocked out of Go-Buster Oh, Fourze saves her and she asks for him to take her spot. One of Fourze's friends, Kengo, gives him the Super-1 and Super-3 switches to use in this fight, where the machines take the fight into space.
This form is exclusive to Kamen Rider × Super Sentai: Super Hero Taisen
Rocket Drill Go-Buster Oh[]
Rocket Drill Go-Buster Oh (ロケットドリルゴーバスターオー Roketto Doriru Gōbasutā-Ō) is the fusion combination of Go-Buster Oh and the Rocket Switch Super-1 and Drill Switch Super-3 of Kamen Rider Fourze, equipping the Go-Buster Oh with a pair of giant Drill Modules. It makes its first appearance in the battle with Big Machine. Its finishing attack is Sentai Rider Space Kick (戦隊ライダー宇宙キック Sentai Raidā Uchū Kikku), a Rider Kick performed by Go-Buster Oh.
This form is exclusive to Kamen Rider × Super Sentai: Super Hero Taisen
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
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Design[]
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Etymology[]
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Notes[]
- Go-Buster Oh did not appear in the show until six episodes in, similar to Jet Icarus from Chojin Sentai Jetman, Daizyuzin from Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger, Dairen'Oh from Gosei Sentai Dairanger and GingaiOh from Seiju Sentai Gingaman.
- This is the first Primary Mecha to have the primary combination phrase be in English since Time Robo from Mirai Sentai Timeranger.
- Interestingly "oh" (王 Ō) is the Japanese word for "king". As such, "Go-Buster Oh" could also be translated to "Go-Buster King", which is incidentally the name of a future robo in the Go-Busters' arsenal.
- In Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters Returns vs. Doubutsu Sentai Go-Busters, this robo is called Go-Buster Animal by the Dobutsu Sentai Go-Busters.
Appearances[]
- Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters
- Mission 6: Combine! Go-BusterOh
- Mission 7: Bad Maintenance on Ace?!
- Mission 8: Protect the Machine Blueprints!
- Kamen Rider × Super Sentai: Super Hero Taisen
- Mission 10: A Reason to Fight
- Mission 12: You Like Going Undercover?
- Mission 14: Ça va? Rescue Operation
- Mission 15: Gold Warrior and Silver Buddy
- Mission 17: Its Name is Go-Buster Beet!
- Mission 19: My Combination! Buster Hercules
- Mission 20: 5-Man Concentration! Great Go-Buster!
- Mission 23: The Will of the Inheritors
- Mission 26: The Tiny Enemy! Control Room SOS
- Mission 34: BeetBuster Is the Enemy?!
- Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters vs. Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger: The Movie
- Mission 44: Christmas Eve - Time to Finish Our Mission
- Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters Returns vs. Doubutsu Sentai Go-Busters
- Mission 49: Preparation and Selection
- Final Mission: Eternal Bonds
Go-Busters video game[]
Go-Buster Oh appears in the Nintendo DS Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters video game.
Super Sentai Battle: Dice-O[]
- Profile
- Go-Buster Oh: to be added
See Also[]
- Buster Vehicles - Go-Buster Oh's components.
- Beast-X Megazord - Power Rangers counterpart in Beast Morphers. See comparison page.
- Go-Busters Ressha - ToQger Ressha form
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Dice-O[]
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