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- "Blue Beet!"
- ―His catchphrase after his transformation.[src]
Takuya Kai (甲斐 拓也 Kai Takuya?) is the main protagonist of Juukou B-Fighter. He is a 23-year-old entomologist at the Earth Academia who transforms into Blue Beet (ブルービート Burū Bīto?), the leader of B-Fighter[1].
History[]
Juukou B-Fighter[]
Takuya joined Earth Academia six months ago to solve various problems on Earth. He was the first to meet Guru in the South American rainforest, he was also the first to gain a B-Commander & use his suit. A blood sample from Takuya was used by the evil sorcerer Jagul in the creation of his evil clone Shadow with the help of a kamikirimushi (long-horned beetle). Knowing that Shadow is a clone of himself, he loses his fighting spirit and leaves the front line from the feeling of self-responsibility that "the cause of Shadow is himself", but he regains his fighting spirit after realizing that he can end his fate with Shadow.
In Episode 45, Takuya lost his will to fight due to Shadow revealing that he is his clone in episode 43 but got back in the fight in Episode 47.
In Episode 51, Takuya made a final single combat with the Black Beet, and became a trade-off. Even though he died, he was given a life by Saint Papilia, who was impressed by his desire to prioritize many lives on Earth over himself, and achieved a resurrection.
After that, in the joint force with Janperson, Gungibson, and Blueswat, he renewed his determination with the scolding and help of the two major heroes, although he once pulled his legs with a dance from the pride of defeating Jamahl, defeated the Destructive God Jagul, who is also the creator of the Shadow.
B-Fighter Kabuto[]
After the defeat of Jagul, he worked at the Beetle Base along with Guru to form a New Generation of B-Fighters. He returned along with his team on Episodes 25-27, and 47 to help the New B Fighters. After Guru died protecting the insects from Dargriffon, and their B-Commanders disappeared, he buried Guru in the cave where he first found him.
B-Robo Kabutack[]
A toy version of Takuya was brought to life by the Star Pieces. Kabutack and Judge Robo Tomborg did it to help Kabutack kill the A-Robos. They accomplished the task, and they turned back to normal and the Star Piece disintegrated.B-Robo Kabutack: The Epic Christmas Battle
Space Squad[]
Alongside B-Fighter Kabuto, Blue Beet was a candidate to join the Space Squad, a combined force of Sentai and Metal Heroes assembled by the Galactic Union Police under Geki Jumonji to combat the Genmakuu crime cult. Uchuu Keiji Gavan vs. Tokuso Sentai Dekaranger
Kyuranger vs. Space Squad[]
Evidently, Blue Beet was indeed inducted as a member of Space Squad. Uchu Sentai Kyuranger vs. Space Squad
Super Mode of Toei Metal Spirit[]
TBA
Stage Show Appearances[]
Ohranger Stage Show at Double Hero Korakuen Yuenchi[]
In a stage show where the Ohrangers are seen fighting their usual foes, Gigaro & Jamars show up & wind up defeating them. Blue Beet, G-Stag, & Reddle arrive to assist the Ohrangers.
Ohranger Stage Show at Return of Himitsu Sentai Gorenger Korakuen Yuenchi[]
In a stage show where the Ohrangers are seen fighting their usual foes, Gigaro & Jamars show up & wind up defeating them. Gorenger, Blue Beet, G-Stag, and Reddle arrive to assist the Ohrangers.
Ohranger Stage Show at Final Battle Korakuen Yuenchi[]
In a stage show where the Ohrangers are seen fighting their usual foes, Gigaro, Shadow, & Jamars show up & wind up defeating them. Blue Beet, G-Stag, & Reddle arrive to assist the Ohrangers.
Personality[]
Takuya has an intelligent and gentle personality, loves nature deeply, has a stronger fighting spirit against evil than anyone else, and is willing to sacrifice himself to protect others.
Blue Beet[]
Statistics[2]
- Height: 203 cm
- Weight: 118 kg
Ability Parameters[2]
- Maximum Jump Height: 36 m
- Maximum Running Speed: 100 m. per 2.8 sec.
As Blue Beet and leader of the team, his Insect Armor was modeled after a kabutomushi (helmet beetle). Blue Beet's Beet Machine is the Beetluder.
Arsenal
Henshin & Roll Call
Appearances: Juukou B-Fighter Episodes 1-10, Movie, 11-44, 47-53, B-Fighter Kabuto Episodes 25-27, 47
In Episode 36, Blue Beet gained the ability to evolve into Super Blue Beet (スーパーブルービート Sūpā Burū Bīto?) using Beet Ingram and Takuya's fierce anger.
As a physical feature, a Generator Parts (ジェネレーターパーツ Jenerētā Pātsu?) are equipped on the left arm and the shins of both legs, a Power Generator (パワージェネレーター Pawā Jenerētā?) reminiscent of a four huge metallic insectoid wings is formed on the back, and a Plasma Dischargers is growing from his wrists and ankles.
Its ability surpasses that of Blue Beet, it does not accept all the rays attack from the enemy, and in close combat it has the power to blow off monsters with just one hand punch, so it can be said to be virtually invincible and has the strongest fighting ability of all armor.
Takuya transforms to Super Blue Beet with the command "Metal-phose!" (重甲超進化 Metarufōze?), and in this mode he can employ the full power of the Beet Ingram. Energy is collected in his wings and is then transferred to the Beet Ingram Final Mode, releasing the Super Final Blow.
Arsenal
- Beet Ingram Final Mode
Henshin & Roll Call
Appearances: Juukou B-Fighter Episodes 36-37, 39, 41-42, 44, 47-51, 53, B-Fighter Kabuto Episodes 26
Relationships[]
Metal Hero Key[]
- "B-Fighter!"
- ―Mobilates' Gokai Change announcement[src]
- "Special Ranger Key!"
- ―Mobilates' Gokai Change announcement (toy)[src]
The Blue Beet Key (ブルービートキー Burū Bīto Kī?) is a Metal Hero Key that appears in Kamen Rider × Super Sentai × Space Sheriff: Super Hero Taisen Z. It was used by Gokai Blue.
- Veteran Super Sentai actor Ei Hamura, who played Shoji of the Heavenly Gravity Star (TenmaRanger) in Gosei Sentai Dairanger, has made many custom Ranger Keys based on those seen in Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, including one of Blue Beet. [3] Ironically, a Blue Beet Ranger Key would officially appear alongside other Metal Hero Keys in Super Hero Taisen Z.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
Takuya Kai is portrayed by Daisuke Tsuchiya (土屋 大輔 Tsuchiya Daisuke?). As Blue Beet, his suit actor is Jiro Okamoto (岡元 次郎 Okamoto Jirō?)[4][5], Hideaki Kusaka (日下 秀昭 Kusaka Hideaki?)[6][7], who is also Super Blue Beet's suit actor, and Seiji Takaiwa (高岩 成二 Takaiwa Seiji?)[8][9][10], only in action scene.
Appearances[]
- Main article: List of Takuya Kai's appearances
- Juukou B-Fighter
- Episode 1: Insect Warriors!!
- Episode 2: The Dancing Human Hunt!!
- Episode 3: They Appeared, the Insect Mecha!!
- Episode 4: Super Machine Great Riot
- Episode 5: Juukou Jack!!
- Episode 6: Listen to the Forest's Cry
- Episode 7: The Mysterious Violent Photographer!!
- Episode 8: Please!! Evil Jewel
- Episode 9: The Tabby-Cat Recovery Operation
- Episode 10: A Violent Fight!! The Dragon Swordsman
- Juukou B-Fighter: The Movie
- Episode 11: The Great Reckless Run of the Angry Robo
- Episode 12: Stealing Motivation!!
- Episode 13: The Juukou Base Endangered!
- Episode 14: The Maze of Deadly Hell
- Episode 15: The Idol who Flew
- Episode 16: The Flaming Super-dimensional Girl
- Episode 17: Death Fight!! The Combined Monster
- Episode 18: The Great Leader Dies!!
- Episode 19: Birth of the New Warrior of Darkness
- Episode 20: Crash!! The Black Terror
- Episode 21: Atrocious Insect Tag
- Episode 22: First Experience as a Heroine
- Episode 23: A Bouquet for a Monster...
- Episode 24: Enter the Giant Beetle
- Episode 25: The Beautiful Runaway!!
- Episode 26: Crabs and Swimsuits and Dad
- Episode 27: Revive the Bad-Haircutting Soul
- Episode 28: The Pure-hearted Ghost of Summer
- Episode 29: Great Crash of the Rivals
- Episode 30: The 13 Monsters Great Combat Meet
- Episode 31: A Dangerous Young Lady
- Episode 32: Loving Pickles!!
- Episode 33: The Delinquent Girl of Justice
- Episode 34: A Scaaary Pet
- Episode 35: Thank you, Kabuto-kun
- Episode 36: Look the Juukou Super Evolution
- Episode 37: Don't Swindle us, Bodyguard
- Episode 38: Professor!! The Juukou of Love
- Episode 39: The B-Fighter Boy's Adventure
- Episode 40: A New Chapter: The Butterfly of Life
- Episode 41: My Older Brother is Buff
- Episode 42: The Spiteful Bear's B-Fighter Hunt
- Episode 43: I Saw It!! Black's Unadorned Face
- Episode 44: The Butterfly of Life Appears!!
- Episode 45: A Christmas Eve Memory
- Episode 46: Despair!! Juukou Impossible
- Episode 47: Revival to Victory!!
- Episode 48: The Immortal Combination Rushing Head
- Episode 49: The Spider Woman's Unfeeling Flame
- Episode 50: Rush!! Final Battle in the Fortress
- Episode 51: The Period of Light and Shadow
- Episode 52: Assemble!! The 3 Great Heroes
- Episode 53/Finale: Flap Your Wings!! Heroes
- B-Fighter Kabuto
- Episode 1: The Second Generation's a High School Warrior
- Episode 25: The Return of The First Generation
- Episode 26: Nightmare!! B-Fighter vs. B-Fighter
- Episode 27: The Certain Death of the 6 Great Warriors
- Episode 35: Rip Through the Darkness, The Revived Giant God (flashback only)
- Episode 47: The B-Fighters' Father, the Elder Dies!!
- B-Robo Kabutack: The Epic Christmas Battle (represented by animated toy)
- Kamen Rider × Super Sentai × Space Sheriff: Super Hero Taisen Z (represented by Metal Hero Key)
- Space Squad
- Uchuu Keiji Gavan vs. Tokuso Sentai Dekaranger (represented by Blue Beet)
- Uchu Sentai Kyuranger vs. Space Squad (transformed archive footage only)
See Also[]
- Andrew McCormick - American counterpart in Big Bad Beetleborgs. See comparison page.
External Links[]
- Takuya Kai in Toku Central.
References[]
- ↑ Hobby Japan. (2018). "Uchusen" Vol.161 (SUMMER 2018). pp. 94-97, "Uchusen Archives Juukou B-Fighter". ISBN 978-4-7986-1719-0.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Shogakukan <Televi-kun Deluxe Favorite Edition>. (1996). "Juukou B-Fighter Cho Zenshu". pp. 4-5, "Blue Beet - Takuya Kai". ISBN 978-4-09-101452-8.
- ↑ https://twitter.com/shoji_tenma/
- ↑ Ohta Publishing. (2010). "JAE NAKED HERO". p. 34, "LIST OF WORKS Jiro Okamoto". ISBN 978-4-7783-1210-7.
- ↑ Tatsumi Publishing. (2014). "Toei Hero Masked Actor Retsuden". pp. 47-60, "Chapter 2 From Showa to Heisei Innovation under the Mask 04 Jiro Okamoto" (published in Toei Hero MAX Vol.31). ISBN 978-4-7778-1425-1.
- ↑ Tatsumi Publishing. (2014). "Toei Hero Masked Actor Retsuden". pp. 133-142, "Chapter 4 Takumi's Techniques and Work Engraved in Toei Hero History 12 Hideaki Kusaka". ISBN 978-4-7778-1425-1.
- ↑ Kodansha <Kodansha Series MOOK>. (2017). "Super Sentai Official Mook 21st Century Vol.5 Mahou Sentai Magiranger". p. 32, "Backstage of Super Sentai Production Hideaki Kusaka". ISBN 978-4-06-509516-4.
- ↑ Ohta Publishing. (2010). "JAE NAKED HERO". p. 141, "LIST OF WORKS Seiji Takaiwa". ISBN 978-4-7783-1210-7.
- ↑ Tatsumi Publishing. (2014). "Toei Hero Masked Actor Retsuden". pp. 5-22, "Chapter 1 Mr. Heisei Rider & Mr. Red's Trajectory 01 Seiji Takaiwa" (Toei Hero MAX vol.27/28). ISBN 978-4-7778-1425-1.
- ↑ Kodansha <Kodansha Series MOOK>. (2017). "Super Sentai Official Mook 21st Century Vol.5 Mahou Sentai Magiranger". p. 33, "Backstage of Super Sentai Production Seiji Takaiwa". ISBN 978-4-06-509516-4.