 This article is about an evil mecha in Gekiso Sentai Carranger.
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Sky Gigune (スカイギギューン, Sukai Gigyūn) (41-43): One of three mechas set up by Reckless Dash Emperor Exhaus in a scheme to capture Dapp and take away the Carranger's power of Carmagic received from him. Resembles a hawk. Piloted by Beauty Zonnette during its' 1st fight, she used it only to give a warning to the Carranger that their Carmagic was in danger while the mech continuously attacked them due to Exhaus suspecting her action. The mech was also used as a bait to the Carranger, for Inventor Grotch who piloted Marine Zaboon to capture Dapp.
The Mech was later remote controlled by President Gynamo in the 2nd fight. Destroyed by RV Robo with the V Bazooka.
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Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
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Abilities[]
- Flight: Sky Gigune is able to fly at high speed.
- Strength: Sky Gigune is strong enough to carry VRV Robo while flying.
- Remote Control: While initially being piloted by Zonnette, Exhaus is able to make Sky Gigune operate against her will.
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Arsenal[]
- Beak: Sky Gigune is able to use it's beak as a weapon.
- Hurricane Winds: By spinning it's upper body around at high speed, Sky Gigune can create powerful blasts of wind strong enough to push back VRV Robo.
- Eye Lasers: Sky Gigune can fire yellow lasers from it's eyes and is able to do this while it's upper body is spinning.
- Beak Lasers: Sky Gigune can fire a barrage of yellow lasers from it's mouth
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Design[]
- It's design is based on an eagle.
Concept Art[]
Sky Gigune Concept Art
Etymology[]
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Notes[]
- This mech is one of three, along with Marine Zaboon and Land Zuzoon, that parody the three main animals of former Sentai series Taiyo Sentai Sun Vulcan. Sky Gigyoon is a representative of the "red eagle" of the trio.
- Sky Gigune's roar is based off of King Ghidorah's roar in 1991.
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See Also[]
- Eaglezord (Turbo) - Power Rangers counterpart in Turbo. See comparison page.
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