Core-Braver
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Core-Braver (コアブレイバー Koa Bureibā) is a heroic mecha created by Toho that first appeared in episode 2 of Super Fleet Sazer-X, titled "Burn Up! Great-Lio."
Design
In his base form, Core-Braver is a sleek white and silver humanoid machine with bright yellow eyes and a powerful red laser in his chest.
History
Super Fleet Sazer-X
To be added.
Core-Caliber
Core-Caliber (コアキャリバー Koa Kyaribā) is the vehicle form of Core-Braver.
Core-Braver
TBA
Great-Lio
(グレートライオ Gurēto Raio) is the final and most powerful form of Core-Braver, created by combining it with the Lio-Carrier.
Wind-Eagle
A fusion of Core-Braver and the Adle Eagle ship, Wind-Eagle is a gun-wielding form of Core-Braver. It is faster and more agile than Great-Lio and is used for ranged attacks and quick strikes.
Magna-Beet
Abilities
Core-Caliber
Flight
The Core-Caliber can fly at Mach 20.
Core-Missiles
The Core-Caliber has side guns that fire Core-Missiles.
Core-Lasers
The Core-Caliber has twin cannons that fire Core-Lasers.
Core-Braver
Core-Buster
Core-Braver has a powerful laser cannon in his chest called the Core-Buster.
Core-Lasers
Core-Braver has cannons on his arms which fire Core-Lasers.
Brave-Shot
Core-Braver has a six-cell rocket launcher located above his knee called the Brave-Shot.
References
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