Exotic Brothers
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Zord Information
Toyline
Bandai Japan: Exotic Brothers
Release (Japan)
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Release (US/EU)
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JAN Code (JP)
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Mecha Type
Auxiliary
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Bandai (Japan)
Mecha Condition
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Description
The "Exotic Brothers" (エキゾチックブラザーズ) are a set of four Gosei Headders from Tensou Sentai Goseiger (2010). They are simply recolored versions of the Dragon Headder — the head-shaped mecha belonging to Alata (Gosei Red) of the Skick tribe — rendered in aqua, purple, orange and chartreuse. They appear only once, in Epic 8 ("Gosei Power, Out of Control"): while under the influence of the Warstar alien Fandaho of the Nonsense, Alata is forced to scrawl a crude multicolored picture onto a blank Gosei Card, and his Tensou technique brings that scribble to life as the four Headders. Once the alien is defeated he loses the ability to summon them, so this remains a single throwaway appearance.
For the combat mechanic, the four Headders attach to the wings of Gosei Dragon and join with Gosei Great to form the special combination "Exotic Gosei Great," positioned in the order of the visible color spectrum. The finishing move, "Exotic Strike," fires five streams of flame from the Dragon Header and the four Exotic Brothers heads. Because the Headders are pure recolors of the Dragon Headder, they share its dragon silhouette; the rainbow coloring is their only distinguishing feature.
On the toy side, Bandai Japan did not release the Exotic Brothers as a dedicated DX set. Instead they appeared as recolored Dragon Header figures within the smaller "Gosei Header Series" collectible line (2010). The figures are plastic rather than die-cast and, like the standard Dragon Headder, can be plugged onto the wings of the DX Gosei Great. This is strictly a Japanese side/collector line: Power Rangers Megaforce never adapted the one-off episode as a zord, so no Bandai America counterpart exists. The Exotic Brothers are therefore Japan-exclusive and were never released as a Power Rangers toy.
For the combat mechanic, the four Headders attach to the wings of Gosei Dragon and join with Gosei Great to form the special combination "Exotic Gosei Great," positioned in the order of the visible color spectrum. The finishing move, "Exotic Strike," fires five streams of flame from the Dragon Header and the four Exotic Brothers heads. Because the Headders are pure recolors of the Dragon Headder, they share its dragon silhouette; the rainbow coloring is their only distinguishing feature.
On the toy side, Bandai Japan did not release the Exotic Brothers as a dedicated DX set. Instead they appeared as recolored Dragon Header figures within the smaller "Gosei Header Series" collectible line (2010). The figures are plastic rather than die-cast and, like the standard Dragon Headder, can be plugged onto the wings of the DX Gosei Great. This is strictly a Japanese side/collector line: Power Rangers Megaforce never adapted the one-off episode as a zord, so no Bandai America counterpart exists. The Exotic Brothers are therefore Japan-exclusive and were never released as a Power Rangers toy.


