 This article is about a/an monster in Power Rangers Beast Morphers.
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This Unidentified Gigadrone 2 is a Beta Model Gigadrone in Power Rangers Beast Morphers. It appears in the episode "Target: Tower", the first part of the two-part finale of season one, and is the final Gigadrone of that season.
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Character History
Scrozzle sent this Gigadrone to Earth in an effort to draw the Rangers away from the van containing the three stolen Mega-Transporters. Devon, Zoey, Nate, and Steel left to deal with it, leaving Ravi to drive the van with the transporters back to Grid Battleforce. The Racer Zord and Striker Megazord fought the Gigadrone hand-to-hand while the Chopper Zord provided air support. The Gigadrone proved to be extremely durable and shrugged off multiple blasts from the Chopper Zord. It also nearly overwhelmed both the Racer Zord and Striker Megazord, until the Striker Megazord managed to grab the Gigadrone's arm with its pincers and knock it off balance. Devon was then able to summon the Cheetah Beast Blaster and use the new Cheetah Hyper Strike to destroy the Gigadrone. In spite of this and Roxy's demise, Blaze was able to steal back the Mega Transporters and begin Evox's endgame.
Powers and Abilities
- Strength: Being the final Gigadrone of the first season, this Gigadrone is the strongest of them all since single punches from it were strong enough to knock back the Striker Megazord and even Steel commented that this thing "packs a punch."
- Master Fighter and Hand-to-Hand Combatant: This Gigadrone is a master of martial arts and hand-to-hand combat, being able to overwhelm two Megazords easily.
- Durability: This Gigadrone has thick skin that was able to shrug off multiple blasts from the Chopper Zord.
Arsenal
- Bulbous Head: This Gigadrone can use its bulb-shaped head to headbutt its enemies.
- Fists: This Gigadrone can use its bare hands to punch its opponents.
Behind the Scenes
Portrayal
- This Gigadrone is unvoiced.
Notes
- This is the second Gigadrone not to have a Robotron counterpart.
- The reason for this is because the Metaloid its counterpart is based upon, Karateloid, spent almost all of his screen-time possessing a small Japanese boy.
- The Gigadrone itself, however, does act as a MOTD of sorts for the episode.
- The reason for this is because the Metaloid its counterpart is based upon, Karateloid, spent almost all of his screen-time possessing a small Japanese boy.
- Unidentified Gigadrone 2 is a good example of Power Rangers turning a limitation into an advantage. They had a Gigadrone created from a Robotron with no usable footage and they wanted to kill off Roxy's avatar in the episode but wanted him to slay her solo due to the personal connection. Therefore, they decided to use this otherwise unusable Gigadrone as an excuse for them not to be there.
- This Gigadrone's Sentai counterpart, KarateZord, only battles CB-01 (the Racer Zord) and Buster Hercules (the Striker Megazord). The Chopper Zord is digitally added to the Go-Busters fight footage.
- Unidentified Gigadrone 2 is the final Gigadrone to appear very near end the Season 1 of Beast Morphers.
See Also
- KarateZord - Super Sentai counterpart in Go-Busters. See comparison page.
