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Rocket-Man is a blue robotic monster that fired blinding flash bombs.
Character History[]
In "A Monster is Born," the Magnavores left a baby at Hillhurst. Little did the monsters know, the baby was really Rocket-Man in disguise. However, Rocket Man briefly reverted to a baby-like persona when Flabber materialized an over-sized bottle to distract him. The Beetleborgs took the window of opportunity & defeated him with the Sonic Lasers.
Personality[]
Profile[]

Roket-Man
Statistics[]
- Beetleborgs Issue: #148
Powers & Abilities[]
Powers[]
- to be added
Abilities[]
- Laser Blast: Rocket-Man can fire a yellow beam from his chest.
Weaknesses[]
- to be added
Arsenal[]
- Blasters: Rocket-Man's arms are equipped with twin blasters that can fire blue-colored energy bolts and rockets.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
Etymology[]
Design[]
Trivia[]
- He is mentioned as being from issue #148.
- Rocket-Man is a light blue redeco of three monster suits. It has the head and body of Combat-Mecha Dangar (unused in Big Bad Beetleborgs), the forearms of Green Cannon Machine, and the boots of Hammerhands.
- Rocket-Man's costume was later used again 2 years later in Power Rangers in Space
as one of the monsters that Body Switcher
turns into.
- The costume for Rocket-Man was later de-spiked, recolored, and combined with the recolored head of Green Cannon Machine to form the Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
monster Brunt
.
- Rocket-Man's costume was later used again 2 years later in Power Rangers in Space