Getter Dragon

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Getter Dragon

In Getter Robo Daikessen, you receive the Shin Getter Dragon in the last stage in the game, stage 21. Here, Shin Getter Dragon was born when Saotome Lab used Getter Robo G as the battery for Getter Emperor. During the process, it mutates into a new form. This version of Dragon could not split into three but three pilots still could pilot the mecha. It incorparates some of Liger's & Poseidon's attacks like shooting a huge missile out of its navel and turning the right arm into a huge drill. The Getter Beam appears in the form of the mech summoning a large gun with a barrel that resembles the head of a Getter Robo. Its final attack is the Shin Shine Spark, which is initiated by Shin Getter Dragon summoning energy around its body. Compared to other models, it resembles a more traditional Getter robot compared to the more strongly changed counterparts.

The Shin Dragon formation is the primary form of the Getter. The immense Getter Energy this robot gives off allows it to bend space and even summon energy and power from other realities. Its weaponry consists of a Double Tomahawk Boomerang formed by combining two axes together and throwing them with a curve, a Getter Beam fired from the head, unused Getter Cutters, an enormous Getter Beam fired from the dragon head, and Shin Shine Spark a stronger version of the Getter Dragon's Shine Spark. It can also connect to Shin Getter Robo and provide energy for Shin Getter Robo to form the Final Getter Tomahawk, an enormous axe formed of Getter Rays that is capable of slicing clean through the moons of Jupiter.

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