Super Karakuri Beast Revolver Mammoth
US/EU: Mammothzord
Zord Information
Toyline
Bandai Japan: Super Karakuri Beast Revolver Mammoth
Bandai US/EU: Mammothzord
Bandai US/EU: Mammothzord
Release (Japan)
09/2002
Release (US/EU)
-
JAN Code (JP)
4543112112644
Mecha Type
Carrier
My version
Bandai (Japan)
Mecha Condition
Used & complete (CIB)
Description
The Super Karakuri Beast Revolver Mammoth (超からくり獣 リボルバーマンモス) is the colossal carrier and support mecha from Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger. Unlike the standard Karakuri Giants (Karakuri Kyojin), the Revolver Mammoth belongs to the special "Super Karakuri Beast" class. It only awakens once all six Shinobi Medals break the seal of the Ninjamisen (a mystical shamisen), whereupon the mechanical mammoth descends during a meteor shower. It is summoned into battle by playing the Ninjamisen.
Its signature trick: the Revolver Mammoth can supply a seemingly endless stream of Karakuri Balls — the throwing spheres from which the Hurricanegers conjure their weapons and support machines. In combat it fires blue energy beams from the cannons built into its front legs, the "Mammoth Beam Attack." It also doubles as a mobile battle platform: both Gourai Senpujin and Tenrai Senpujin can climb aboard the mammoth to merge into Revolver Gourai Senpujin and Revolver Tenrai Senpujin respectively — the show's final, heavily armed powerhouse.
In the Power Rangers universe (Ninja Storm), its counterpart is the Mammothzord (a.k.a. the Mighty Mammothzord). There, the Hurricane Megazord rolls atop the mammoth's back to form the Hurricane Ultrazord — the season's ultimate zord combination.
The DX toy launched in Japan on September 27, 2002 from Bandai under the gloriously over-the-top name "Chō-dokyū Karakuri Mecha DX Revolver Mammoth" (超ド級カラクリメカ DXリボルバーマンモス, roughly "super-dreadnought-class Karakuri mecha"). It's a genuine monster of a toy (about 35 × 28 × 16 cm, some 1.8 kg) with a wonderfully idiosyncratic gimmick: six Karakuri Balls load in through the mammoth's ears, roll through its body, and fire back out through its trunk. The set includes a Tenrai Senpujin figure that docks into a dedicated bay on its back, plus generous sticker sheets. In the US, Bandai America released the mecha as part of its Ninja Storm line. One of the bulkiest and most playful DX releases of the entire Hurricaneger era — a true centerpiece for any collection.
Its signature trick: the Revolver Mammoth can supply a seemingly endless stream of Karakuri Balls — the throwing spheres from which the Hurricanegers conjure their weapons and support machines. In combat it fires blue energy beams from the cannons built into its front legs, the "Mammoth Beam Attack." It also doubles as a mobile battle platform: both Gourai Senpujin and Tenrai Senpujin can climb aboard the mammoth to merge into Revolver Gourai Senpujin and Revolver Tenrai Senpujin respectively — the show's final, heavily armed powerhouse.
In the Power Rangers universe (Ninja Storm), its counterpart is the Mammothzord (a.k.a. the Mighty Mammothzord). There, the Hurricane Megazord rolls atop the mammoth's back to form the Hurricane Ultrazord — the season's ultimate zord combination.
The DX toy launched in Japan on September 27, 2002 from Bandai under the gloriously over-the-top name "Chō-dokyū Karakuri Mecha DX Revolver Mammoth" (超ド級カラクリメカ DXリボルバーマンモス, roughly "super-dreadnought-class Karakuri mecha"). It's a genuine monster of a toy (about 35 × 28 × 16 cm, some 1.8 kg) with a wonderfully idiosyncratic gimmick: six Karakuri Balls load in through the mammoth's ears, roll through its body, and fire back out through its trunk. The set includes a Tenrai Senpujin figure that docks into a dedicated bay on its back, plus generous sticker sheets. In the US, Bandai America released the mecha as part of its Ninja Storm line. One of the bulkiest and most playful DX releases of the entire Hurricaneger era — a true centerpiece for any collection.
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