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The Mark 5 Nanoshift Enabled Exo-Armor[1][2] is a creation of Inspector 13. It is referred to as the Cincotrix by Clyde Fife. It is a wrist band that morphs into a full-fledged armor with various weapons giving the user enhanced strength, durability and flight.
Appearance[]
The Mark 5 Nanoshift Enabled Exo-Armor is a small gold bracelet on a wrist. You can see a black plate with the number "5" on it. Regardless of the extent to which the device produces the armor, it will always have a golden color scheme with a few black elements. When activated (with a small tap on 5), dresses the wearer in armor, which provides speed on the ground and in water, invulnerability, super strength, varied weapons and a breathing tank.
Wrist Band form
History[]
Omniverse[]
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Features[]
- Lasers
- Flamethrower
- Freeze Ray
- Energy Shields
- Extendable Arms
- Battle Armor
Modes[]
- Pursuit Mode: Wheels grow out of the boots and thrusters in the back propel the armor forward.
- Submarine Mode: An oxygen tank grows out of the back and a breathing mask grows on the face.
- Flight Mode: A high-powered rocket builds out of the back.
Appearances[]
Omniverse[]
Season 7[]
- Clyde 5 (first appearance)
Naming and Translations[]
| Language | Name | Origin |
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| Portuguese (Br) | Exo-Armadura de Nano-Transformação NÃvel 5 Pentatrix |
Nano-Transformation Exo-Armor Level 5 From penta, five in Greek and trix |
| Spanish (HA) | Exo-Armadura Nanoactiva Modelo 5 Cincotrix |
Model 5 Nanoactive Exo-Armor (from modelo, model; cinco, five or 5; nano-, nano-; activa, active; exo, exo; and armadura, armor). From the original English name; |
Etymology[]
The word "cinco" means "five" in Spanish and Portuguese.
Trivia[]
- It was designed by Steven Choi.[DJW 1]
- It was mistaken for a sock when Clyde Fife put it on.
- The Brazilian dubbing changes the "Cinco" part of the device's name to "Penta" (which is another way of writing five or fifth for specific cases, such as a champion 5 times in a row being a "pentacampeão"), this was probably done because five in Portuguese is "cinco", and changing it to "penta" keeps the same meaning, but also makes the word to not simply be a combination of a number with the suffix "trix".
