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Bakuage Sentai Boonboomger (translated as Cranked-Up Task Force Boon Boom Ranger) is the 48th entry of Super Sentai. Its main motifs are vehicles and racing.
Please provide your own knowledge to this page if possible. Descriptions written in italics are speculation and not solid facts.
Etymology: The name "Boonboomger" is derived from "bunbun", a Japanese onomatopoeia related to speed.
The Boonboomgers[]
Each Boonboomger has a differently shaped hub cap on their helmet. The Boonboomger's names generally reference various vehicle-related terms.
Taiya Hando[]
Alias: Bun Red
Motif: Supercar
Bun Red 119
Bun Red 119 (Bun Reddo Wan Wan Nein) is Bun Red's power-up form, accessed using the Zoonzoom Shoukablaster. This form's name references the Japanese phone number for the fire department.
Etymology
- Taiya's given name is officially spelled with kanji meaning 'great as well'. It is a homophone of "tire".
- Taiya's surname is officially spelled with kanji roughly meaning 'pattern road'. It is a homophone of "handle" (the Japanese word for a steering wheel).
Ishiro Meita[]
Alias: Bun Blue
Motif: Off-Road Vehicle
Etymology
- Ishiro's given name is officially spelled with kanji meaning 'shooting warrior son'.
- Ishiro's surname is officially spelled with kanji meaning 'calling rice field'. It is a homophone of "meter", likely referencing a speedometer.
Mira Shifuto[]
Alias: Bun Pink
Motif: Station Wagon
Etymology
- Mira's given name is officially spelled with kanji meaning 'future'. It is a homophone of "mirror", referencing a vehicle's rear view mirror.
- Mira's surname is officially spelled with kanji meaning 'marked fabric door'. It is a homophone of "shifter".
Jou Akuse[]
Alias: Bun Black
Motif: Police Car
A police car is any landbound vehicle designed for usage by law enforcement.
Etymology
- Jou's given name is officially spelled with a single kanji referring to a padlock.
- Jou's surname is officially spelled with kanji roughly meaning 'flattering long rapids'. It is a homophone of "accel" (short for "acceleration") or "axle".
Genba Bureki[]
Alias: Bun Orange
Motif: Bulldozer
Etymology
- Genba's given name is officially written with kanji meaning 'mysterious grave'. It is inspired by "kojigenba" (the Japanese word for a construction site).
- Genba's surname is officially written with kanji meaning 'shaking horse'. It is a homophone of the Japanese word for a car's brakes.
Sakito Homura[]
Alias: Bun Violet
Motif: Formula One
A Formula One car is a single-seat, open-cockpit, open-wheel car used primarily for Formula One racing. The name derives from the specific rules and regulations of the races, thus possessing a "formula" for how to they are done. They are unique compared to other cars because their main engine is located behind the driver's seat.
Etymology
- Sakito's given name is officially written with kanji roughly meaning 'first dipper'. It is a homophone of "circuit".
- Sakito's surname is officially written with the Japanese kanji for flames. It is likely inspired by the concept of flame decals as well as the word "formula".
- Spelling Sakito's name in Eastern order forms the Japanese word for the color purple (Homura Sakito, murasaki).
Shingo Banpa[]
Created and owned by GamepadtheDreamer
Alias: Bun Green
Motif: Tow Truck
Bun Green 8139
Bun Green 8139 (Bun Gurin Eito Wan Suri Nain) is Bun Green's power-up form, accessed using the Hedoron Gomihammer. This form's name references the Japanese phone number for roadside assistance like garbage collection.
Etymology
- Shingo's given name is officially written with kanji meaning 'I am genuine'. It is inspired by "shingo", here referencing a turn signal.
- Shingo's surname is officially written with kanji roughly meaning 'evening sudden encounter'. It is a homophone of the Japanese word for "bumper".
Dashu Enjin[]
Created and owned by GamepadtheDreamer
Alias: Bun Cyan
Motif: Jeep
Etymology
- Dashu's given name is officially written with kanji meaning 'compromise autumn'. It is inspired by "dasshu", the Japanese pronunciation of the word "dash".
- Dashu's surname is officially written with kanji meaning 'circle person'. It is a homophone of the Japanese word for "engine".
Nabi Geji[]
Created and owned by GamepadtheDreamer
Alias: Bun Yellow
Motif: Limousine
Etymology
- Nabi's given name is officially written with kanji meaning 'vegetable tail'. It is inspired by the Japanese word for a car's GPS.
- Nabi's surname is officially written with kanji roughly meaning 'under time'. It is inspired by "geji", here referencing a fuel gauge.
Tabo Toruku[]
Created and owned by Krahe2105
Alias: Bun Lavender
Motif: Ice Cream Truck
Etymology
- Tabo's given name is officially written with kanji meaning 'think wish'. It is inspired by the Japanese pronunciation of the word "turbo".
- Tabo's surname is officially written with kanji roughly meaning 'taking the sky'. It is inspired by the Japanese pronunciation of the word "torque".
Octyne Tsuuna[]
Created and owned by TatsuHiden
Alias: Bun Navy
Motif: Subaru Impreza
Etymology
- Octyne's given name is a corruption of the word "octane".
- Octyne's surname is a corruption of "tuner" (referencing a radio tuner or a tuner car).
Umbra[]
Created and owned by R4veg0yl3
Alias: Bun Umbra
Motif: Ripsaw Tank
Bun Umbra 090
Bun Umbra 090 (Bun Anbura Zero Nein Zero) is Bun Umbra's power-up form, accessed using the Bounboun TBA. This form's name references the Japanese phone number for the 24-hour military branch crisis line.
Etymology:
- Umbra is defined as 'the darkest part of a shadow, especially the cone-shaped region of full shadow cast by Earth, the Moon, or another body during an eclipse'. It is the Latin word for 'shadow'.
Equipment[]
Boonboom Changer[]
The Boonboom Changer (Bunbun Chenja) is the primary transformation device of the core Boonboomgers, modeled after a stopwatch and a car's tire. The transformation is activated by pressing the gas pedal-themed lever three times (announced as "Boom! Bunboom! Bunbunboom!") followed by spinning the wheel (announced as "Bakuage Tire! Go-Go-Go!" accompanied by rock music). The device can then be inserted into a wrist-mounted brace. While in the brace, pressing the lever three times activates a Boonboom Finish.
Note: A modified version of this item called the Boonboom Danger (Bunbun Denja) is used by the Sanseaters to control Boonboom Killer Robo.
Boonboom Change Axe[]
The Boonboom Change Axe (Bunbun Chenji Akkusu) is the transformation device and main sidearm of Bun Black and Bun Orange. The weapon also uses a variant of the Boonboom Changer called the Boonboom Booster (Bunbun Busuta), which allows transformation into a Boonboomger). By pressing the lever on the Boonboom Booster three times and then pulling the trigger, a Bakuage Crash finisher is activated. The Change Axe can also turn into a steering wheel to control Mecha.
Boonboom Controller[]
The Boonboom Controller (Bunbun Kontoroa) is the personal transformation device and main sidearm of Bun Violet, modeled after a video game controller and a Formula race car steering wheel. The transformation is activated by pressing the red, blue, and green buttons (announced as "Command Shonin!"/Command Accepted) followed by pressing the red button three times (announced as "Byum! Byunbyum! Byunbyunbyum! Trigger o Hiite Enter!") and pulling the trigger (announced as "Bakuage Tire! Byunbyunbyum!" accompanied by techno music). By pressing the red, blue, and Up buttons (announced as "Hissatsuwaza Kido!"/Finishing Move Accepted!) and pulling back the trigger ("Target Lock On! Trigger o Hiite Shoot!"), the Bakuage Fire finisher can be performed.
Note: The Boonboom Controller has various different commands based on button combinations.
- Red, Up, Down: Gatling Mode
- Red, Down, Blue: Sniper Mode
- Up, Down, Pink: Summons Byunbyum Mach
- Right, Left, Up: Activates Controller Mode
- Up, Green, Red: Forms Byunbyum Mach Robo
- Right, Green, Left: Activates Byunbyum Finish
Boonboom Clipser[]
Created and owned by R4veg0yl3
The Boonboom Clipser (Bunbun Kuripusa) is the transformation device of Bun Umbra, modeled after a crescent moon and a car's tire. The transformation is activated by pressing the brake pedal-themed lever three times (announced as "Bou! Boubou! Bouboubou!") followed by pulling the ripcord (announced as "Bakuage Tire! Go-Go-Goo!" accompanied by heavy metal music). The device can then be inserted into a wrist-mounted brace. While in the brace, pressing the lever three times activates a Boonboom Charge.
Boonboom Handle[]
The Boonboom Handle (Bunbun Handoru) is the main sidearm of the core Boonboomgers which is modeled after a steering wheel. It can function as a bludgeon in Rod Mode or as a firearm in Gun Mode. Holding the trigger in either mode activates a Bakuage Finish.
Boonboom Breaker[]
Created and owned by R4veg0yl3
The Boonboom Breaker (Bunbun Bureka) is the main sidearm of Bun Umbra which is modeled after a rectangular steering wheel. It can function as a Bi-claw in Claw Mode or as a firearm in Blaster Mode. Holding the trigger in either mode activates a Bakuage Break.
Zoonzoom Shoukablaster[]
The Zoonzoom Shoukablaster (Zunzun Shokaburasuta) is the weapon used by Bun Red to power-up into Bun Red 119, a pump-action shotgun modeled after a fire extinguisher. The transformation is activated by pumping the lever three times followed by pulling back the extinguisher ring. Pumping the lever three times while transformed (standby loop of "Bakuage! Bakupane!"/Cranked Up! Crank Up the Coolness!) followed by pulling the trigger activates the Gaon Punish (Roaring Punish) finisher.
Etymology: This weapon's name is based on "zunzun" (a Japanese adverb for something rapid), "shokaki" (the Japanese word for a fire extinguisher), and "blaster".
Champion Changer[]
The Champion Changer (Chanpion Chenja) is the transformation device used by the Boonboomgers to enter their Champion Mode, modeled after the front part of the Champion Carrier. The transformation is activated by pressing the top button three times before slotting it into the Boonboom Changer.
Hedoron Gomihammer[]
Created and owned by GamepadtheDreamer
The Hedoron Gomihammer (Hedoron Gomihanma) is the weapon used by Bun Green to power-up into Bun Green 8139, a war hammer modeled after a trash can. The transformation is activated by pulling the lever back four times followed by pressing the button on the side. Pulling the lever four times (standby loop of "Bakuage! Bakupane!"/Cranked Up! Crank Up the Coolness!) followed by pulling the trigger activates the Paon Slam (Trumpeting Slam) finisher.
Etymology: This weapon's name is based on "hedoron" (a Japanese word for sludge), "gomi" (the Japanese word for garbage), and "hammer".
Bouboun Sensocannon[]
Created and owned by R4veg0yl3
The Bouboun Sensocannon (Bouboun Sensokyanon) is the weapon used by Bun Umbra to power-up into Bun Umbra 090, a machine gun modeled after a tank turret. The transformation is activated by pumping the lever three times followed by spinning the wheel on the top. pumping the lever four times (standby loop of "Bakuage! Bakupane!"/Cranked Up! Crank Up the Coolness!) followed by pulling the trigger activates the Arekuruu Disaster (Raging Disaster) finisher.
Etymology: This weapon's name is based on "bou" (a Japanese word for burning), "Senso" (the Japanese word for war), and "cannon".
Boonboom Cars[]
The Boonboom Cars (Bunbun Ka) are the main Mecha of the Boonboomgers.
Boonboom Trailer[]
General Information: The Boonboom Trailer (Bunbun Torera) is the Mecha form of Bundorio Bunderas, generally driven by Bun Red. It can transform into a Gate Mode to allow other Boonboom Cars to transform into their Attack Mode.
Boonboom Off-Road[]
General Information: The Boonboom Off-Road (Bunbun Ofurodo) is the main Mecha of Bun Blue. In Attack Mode, it turns into a screwdriver called the Bakuage Driver.
A yellow-colored variant of this Mecha exists called the Boonboom Off-Road Ghost (Bunbun Ofurodo Gosuto).
Boonboom Wagon[]
General Information: The Boonboom Wagon (Bunbun Wagon) is the main Mecha of Bun Pink. In Attack Mode, it turns into a grappler called the Bakuage Hand.
Boonboom PatoCar 1[]
General Information: The Boonboom PatoCar 1 (Bunbun Patoka Wan) is the main Mecha of Bun Black. In Attack Mode, it turns into a large blade called the Bakuage Spike.
Boonboom PatoCar 2[]
General Information: The Boonboom PatoCar 2 (Bunbun Patoka Tsu) is the secondary Mecha of Bun Black, a purple-colored Mecha modeled after a police van. In Attack Mode, it turns into a large pair of guns called the Bakuage Magnum.
Boonboom Dozer[]
General Information: The Boonboom Dozer (Bunbu Doza) is the main Mecha of Bun Orange. In Attack Mode, it turns into a mallet called the Bakuage Hammer.
Boonboom Shovel[]
General Information: The Boonboom Shovel (Bunbun Shoberu) is the secondary Mecha of Bun Orange, a yellow-colored Mecha modeled after an excavator. In Attack Mode, it turns into a turret called the Bakuage Missile.
Byunbyum Mach[]
General Information: The Byunbyum Mach (Byunbyun Mahha) is the main Mecha of Bun Violet and the Mecha form of Byun Diesel.
Boonboom SuperCar[]
General Information: The Boonboom SuperCar (Bunbun Supaka) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a red-colored Mecha modeled after a supercar.
Boonboom Classic[]
General Information: The Boonboom Classic (Bunbun Kurashikku) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a light red-colored Mecha modeled after the Checker Marathon. In Attack Mode, it forms a blade called the Bakuage Sword.
Boonboom Racing[]
General Information: The Boonboom Racing (Bunbun Reshingu) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a red-colored Mecha modeled after a Ferrari 488 GT3. In Attack Mode, it forms a weapon called the Bakuage Burner.
Boonboom Marine[]
General Information: The Boonboom Marine (Bunbun Marin) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a pale blue-colored Mecha modeled after an aquarium truck. In Attack Mode, it turns into a giant crusher called the Bakuage Wild.
Boonboom Safari[]
General Information: The Boonboom Safari (Bunbun Safari) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a neon green-colored Mecha modeled after a safari vehicle. In Attack Mode, it turns into the Bakuage Claw.
Boonboom SuisoCar[]
General Information: The Boonboom SuisoCar (Boonboom Hydrogen Car) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a royal blue-colored Mecha moeled after a hydrogen car. In Attack Mode, it turns into the Bakuage Jet.
Boonboom DumpCar[]
General Information: The Boonboom DumpCar (Bunbun Danpuka) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a green-colored Mecha modeled after a dump truck.
Boonboom Mixer[]
General Information: The Boonboom Mixer (Bunbun Mikusa) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a cyan-colored Mecha modeled after a cement mixer truck.
A concrete mixer, more commonly called a cement mixer, is a device that mixes cement and water together to create concrete for construction purposes. A common practice is to use a special truck equipped with a large cement mixer to create an abundance of concrete and transport it to the desired location.
Boonboom Kyukyusha[]
General Information: The Boonboom Kyukyusha (Boonboom Ambulance) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a white-colored Mecha modeled after an ambulance.
Boonboom Hashigosha[]
General Information: The Boonboom Hashigosha (Boonboom Ladder Truck) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a blue-colored Mecha modeled after an aerial apparatus.
Boonboom Taxi[]
General Information: The Boonboom Taxi (Bunbun Takushi) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a green-colored Mecha modeled after a taxicab.
Boonboom DenkiCar[]
General Information: The Boonboom DenkiCar (Boonboom Electric Car) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a white-colored Mecha modeled after an electric car.
Boonboom Shokugan Truck[]
General Information: The Boonboom Shokugan Truck (Boonboom Candy Truck) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, an orange-colored Mecha modeled after a candy truck.
Boonboom Gashapon Truck[]
General Information: The Boonboom Gashapon Truck (Boonboom Capsule Toy Truck) is a auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a white-colored Mecha modeled after a capsule toy truck.
Boonboom Leon[]
General Information: The Boonboom Leon (Bunbun Reon) is the personal Mecha of Bun Red 119, modeled after a fire truck and a lion. It is formed from two components: the Boonboom Leo Rescue and the Boonboom Shobosha.
A fire truck, also known as a fire engine, is a specially modified vehicle used by firefighters for transportation and storing water to put out fires.
The lion (Panthera leo) is a large wild cat native to Africa which is an apex predator dubbed the "King of Beasts". It is known for its large furry head called a mane, although this trait is only present on males. It is one of the most recognized animal symbols in human culture and has been known as representing strength, nobility, and royalty. Their name derives from the Latin word "leo", which refers to the animal itself.
Champion Carrier[]
General Information: The Champion Carrier (Chanpion Kyaria) is the Carrier Mecha of the Boonboomgers, modeled after a freight truck.
The following Boonboom Cars are created and owned by GamepadtheDreamer.
Boonboom Hook[]
General Information: The Boonboom Hook (Bunbun Hokku) is the main Mecha of Bun Green. In Attack Mode, it turns into a grappling hook called the Bakuage Line.
Boonboom Jeep[]
General Information: The Boonboom Jeep (Bunbun Jiipu) is the main Mecha of Bun Cyan. In Attack Mode, it turns into a Gatling gun called the Bakuage Gatling.
Boonboom Limo[]
General Information: The Boonboom Limo (Bunbun Rimu) is the Mecha form of Boonedict Boomberbatch, generally driven by Bun Yellow. It can transform into a Gate Mode to allow other Mecha to transform into their Attack Mode.
Boonboom Tractor[]
General Information: The Boonboom Tractor (Bunbun Torakuta) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a tan-colored Mecha modeled after a tractor. In Attack Mode, it turns into a rake called the Bakuage Trident.
Boonboom Logger[]
General Information: The Boonboom Logger (Bunbun Roga) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a brown-colored Mecha modeled after a logger truck. In Attack Mode, it turns into a log shooter called the Bakuage Pounder.
Boonboom Snow[]
General Information: The Boonboom Snow (Bunbun Suno) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a powder blue-colored Mecha modeled after a snowmobile. In Attack Mode, it turns into a freeze ray called the Bakuage Freezer.
Boonboom Zamboni[]
General Information: The Boonboom Zamboni (Bunbun Zanboni) is an auxiliary Mecha of the Boonboomgers, a white-colored Mecha modeled after an ice resurfacer. In Attack Mode, it turns into a buzzsaw called the Bakage Slicer.
Boonboom Elephant[]
General Information: The Boonboom Elephant (Bunbun Erefanto) is the personal Mecha of Bun Green 8139, modeled after a garbage truck and an elephant. It is formed from two components: the Boonboom Heavy Zou and the Boonboom Gomishushusha.
A garbage truck is a loosely defined term for a truck that is designed to collect solid waste and transport it to a facility like a landfill or recycling center.
The elephant is the name of the three living species of mammals belonging to the Elephantidae family. They are the largest living land animal on Earth and are known for their long proboscis called a trunk, large tusks, large flappy ears, and tough skin. Their name is derived from the Greek word "elephantos", which simply refers to this animal.
The following Boonboom Cars are created and owned by Krahe2105.
Boonboom Carnival[]
General Information: The Boonboom Carnival (Bunbun Kanibaru) is the Mecha form of Wakupi, generally driven by Bun Lavender, modeled after a carnival transport truck. It can transform into a Gate Mode to allow other Mecha to transform into their Attack Mode.
Boonboom Ice[]
General Information: The Boonboom Ice (Bunbun Aisu) is the main Mecha of Bun Lavender.
Boonboom Food[]
General Information: The Boonboom Food (Bunbun Fudo) is an auxiliary Mecha of Bun Lavender, a dark orange-colored Mecha modeled after a food truck. In Attack Mode, it turns into a ketchup bottle called the Bakuage Condiment.
Boonboom Golf[]
General Information: The Boonboom Golf (Bunbun Gorufu) is an auxiliary Mecha of Bun Lavender, a grey-colored Mecha modeled after a golf cart. In Attack Mode, it turns into a golf club called the Bakuage Swing.
The following Boonboom Cars are created and owned by TatsuHiden.
Boonboom Presenter[]
General Information: The Boonboom Presenter (Bunbun Purezenta) is the Mecha form of Emile, generally driven by Bun Navy, modeled after a Dekotora and an advertising truck. It can transform into a Gate Mode to allow other Mecha to transform into their Attack Mode.
Boonboom Tuner[]
General Information: The Boonboom Tuner (Bunbun Tsuna) is the main Mecha of Bun Navy. In Attack Mode, it turns into a railgun-like ink blaster called the Bakuage Cannon.
Boonboom Paint[]
General Information: The Boonboom Paint (Bunbun Painto) is an auxiliary Mecha of Bun Navy, a TBA-colored Mecha modeled after a highway painter truck. In Attack Mode, it turns into a paintbrush called the Bakuage Brush.
Boonboom Graffiti[]
General Information: The Boonboom Graffiti (Bunbun Gurafiti) is an auxiliary Mecha of Bun Navy, a TBA-colored Mecha modeled after a tanker truck. In Attack Mode, it turns into a spray can called the Bakuage Spraypaint.
The following Boonboom Cars are created and owned by R4veg0yl3.
Boonboom Ripsaw[]
General Information: The Boonboom Ripsaw (Bunbun Ripuso) is the Mecha form of Brybon Cransbon, generally driven by Bun Umbra. It can transform into a Gate Mode to allow other Mecha to transform into their Attack Mode.
Boonboom Muscle[]
General Information: The Boonboom Muscle (Bunbun Massuru) is a secondary Mecha of Bun Umbra, a black and silver-colored Mecha modeled after a muscle car. In Attack Mode, it turns into a bi-claw called the Bakuage Shredder.
Boonboom Sports[]
General Information: The Boonboom Sports (Bunbun Supotsu) is a secondary Mecha of Bun Umbra, a black and indigo-colored Mecha modeled after a sports car. In Attack Mode, it turns into a sniper rifle called the Bakuage Snipe.
Sports cars are cars that are built for thrills through reaching high speeds quickly and possess great handling.
Boonboom Hover[]
General Information: The Boonboom Hover (Bunbun Hoba) is an auxilliary Mecha of Bun Umbra, a platinum-colored Mecha modeled after a hover car. In Attack Mode, it turns into a laser cannon called the Bakuage Laser.
Boonboom Drill[]
General Information: The Boonboom Drill (Bunbun Doriru) is an auxilliary Mecha of Bun Umbra, a silver-colored Mecha modeled after a drill tank. In Attack Mode, it turns into the Bakuage Drill.
Boonboom Truck[]
General Information: The Boonboom Truck (Bunbun Torakku) is an auxilliary Mecha of Bun Umbra, a bronze-colored Mecha modeled after a pickup truck. In Attack Mode, it turns into a pair of blades called the Bakuage Horns.
Boonboom Beast[]
General Information: The Boonboom Beast (Bunbun Bīsuto) is an auxilliary Mecha of Bun Umbra, a brass-colored Mecha modeled after a monster truck. In Attack Mode, it turns into a knuckleduster the Bakuage Knuckle.
Boonboom Hotrod[]
General Information: The Boonboom Hotrod (Bunbun Hottoroddo) is an auxilliary Mecha of Bun Umbra, an ebony-colored Mecha modeled after a hotrod. In Attack Mode, it turns into a blade the Bakuage Kunai.
Boonboom Drift[]
General Information: The Boonboom Drift (Bunbun Dorifuto) is an auxilliary Mecha of Bun Umbra, a jet black-colored Mecha modeled after a Toyota Supra. In Attack Mode, it turns into the Bakuage Shuriken.
Boonboom Tauro[]
General Information: The Boonboom Tauro (Bunbun Tauro) is the personal Mecha of Bun Umbra 090, modeled after a Tank and a Bull. It is formed from two components: the Boonboom Taurus Assault and the Boonboom Sensha.
A tank is an armored fighting vehicle used as an offensive weapon during front-line ground combat. They are a mainstay of modern military battles thanks to their heavy firepower, impressive durability, and good mobility. In modern language, the word refers to anything that is considered especially tough and/or powerful.
Giant Robo[]
Boonboomger Robo[]
"Boonboomger Robo! Boonboom Tsukuri Tire!" (Boonboom Tire Formation!)
Main Components: Boonboom Trailer, Boonboom Off-Road, Boonboom Wagon
Alternate Forms
- Boonboomger Robo Nitouryuu
Boonboomger Robo Nitouryuu (Boonboomger Robo Dual Wielding) is a form of Boonboomger Robo accessed using Boonboom Classic. It first appears in Episode 3.
- Boonboomger Robo Police
"Boonboomger Robo Police! Banban Uchi Tire!" (Bang Bang Tire Shoot!)
Boonboomger Robo Police (Bunbunja Robo Porisu) is the police officer-themed form of Boonboomger Robo accessed using Boonboom PatoCar 1 and Boonboom PatoCar 2. It first appears in Episode 5.
- Boonboomger Robo Builder
"Boonboomger Robo Builder! Gongon Kudaki Tire!" (Clanging Tire Crush!)
Boonboomger Robo Builder (Bunbunja Robo Biruda) is the construction worker-themed form of Boonboomger Robo accessed using Boonboom Dozer and Boonboom Shovel. It first appears in Episode 7.
- Boonboomger Robo Puncher
Boonboomger Robo Puncher (Bunbunja Robo Pancha) is the boxing-themed form of Boonboomger Robo accessed using Boonboom Off-Road and Boonboom Off-Road Ghost. It first appears in Episode 8.
- Boonboomger Robo Knight
"Boonboomger Robo Knight! Zanzan Kiri Tire!" (Clean Cutting Tire Slash!)
Boonboomger Robo Knight (Bunbunja Robo Naito) is the knight-themed form of Boonboomger Robo accessed using Boonboom Classic and Boonboom Racing. It first appears in Episode 9.
- Boonboomger Robo Monster
"Boonboomger Robo Monster! Gyangyan Mons Tire!" (Snarling Monster Tire!)
Boonboomger Robo Monster (Bunbunja Robo Monsuta) is the monster-themed form of Boonboomger Robo accessed using Boonboom Marine and Boonboom Safari. It first appears in Episode 14.
- Wing Boonboomger Robo
Wing Boonboomger Robo (Uingu Bunbunja Robo) is a form of Boonboomger Robo accessed using pieces of the Byunbyum Mach Robo. It first appears in Episode 19.
- Boonboomger Robo 119
"Boonboomger Robo 119! Gangan Tasuke Tire!" (Ringing Tire Help!)
Cho Bakuage Gattai Boonboomger Robo 119 (Super Cranked-Up Combination Boonboomger Robo 119) is the firefighter-themed form of Boonboomger Robo accessed using Boonboom Leo Rescue and Boonboom Shobosha. It first appears in Episode 23.
- Boonboomger Robo Champion
"Boonboomger Robo Champion! Densetsu Tsukuri Tire!" (Legendary Tire Formation!)
Yusho Bakuage Gattai Boonboomger Robo Champion (Championship Cranked-Up Combination Boonboomger Robo Champion) is the carrier-themed ultimate form of Boonboomger Robo accessed using the Champion Carrier. It first appears in Episode 35.
Weapons
- Bakuage Driver, Bakuage Hand (Boonboomger Robo)
- Bakuage Spike, Bakuage Magnum (Boonboomger Robo Police)
- Bakuage Hammer (Boonboomger Robo Builder)
- Bakuage Burner, Bakuage Sword (Boonboomger Robo Knight)
- Bakuage Wild, Bakuage Claws (Boonboomger Robo Monster)
- Bakuage Ladder, Bakuage Shield (Boonboomger Robo 119)
Finishers
- Boonboomger Robo: Bakuage Driver: Boonboom Finish
- Boonboomger Robo Police: Bakuage Magnum: Boonboom Crash
- Boonboomger Robo Builder: Bakuage Hammer: Boonboom Crash
- Boonboomger Robo Knight: Bakuage Sword: Boonboom Finish
- Boonboomger Robo Monster: Bakuage Wild: Boonboom Finish
- Boonboomger Robo 119: Bakuage Rescue: Boonboom Finish
- Boonboomger Robo Champion: Bakuage Champion: Boonboom Goal In
Byunbyum Mach Robo[]
"Byunbyum Mach Robo! Mach de Hashiri Tire!" (Running Mach Tire!)
Main Component: Byunbyum Mach
Alternate Forms
- Byunbyum Mach Robo ToQ Custom
- Byunbyum Mach Robo Go-On Custom
Weapons
- Bakuage Charger, Mach Wings (Byunbyum Mach Robo)
- Fumikiriken (Byunbyum Mach Robo ToQ Custom)
Finishers
- Byunbyum Mach Robo: Boonboom Controller: Byunbyum Finish
- Byunbyum Mach Robo ToQ Custom: Fumikiriken: Byunbyum Finish
- Byunbyum Mach Robo Go-On Custom: Byunbyum Grand Prix Finish
Boonboom Killer Robo[]
Main Components: Boonboom Killer Trailer, Boonboom Killer Off-Road, Boonboom Killer Wagon
Alternate Forms
- Boonboom Killer Robo Nitouryuu
Boonboom Killer Robo Nitouryuu (Boonboom Killer Robo Dual Wielding) is a form of Boonboom Killer Robo accessed by using Boonboom Killer Classic. It first appears in Episode 18.
Weapons
- Killer Drill, Killer Hand
Finishers
- Boonboom Killer Robo: Pakukuruma Kick
Boonboom Buster Robo[]
Created and owned by GamepadtheDreamer
"Boonboom Buster Robo! Baribari Chikara Tire!" (Energetic Tire Power!)
Main Components: Boonboom Hook, Boonboom Jeep, Boonboom Limo
Alternate Forms
- Boonboom Buster Robo Plant
"Boonboom Buster Robo Plant! Mosamosa Mori Tire!" (Growing Tire Forest!)
Boonboom Buster Robo Plant (Bunbun Basuta Robo Puranto) is the farmer-themed form of Boonboom Buster Robo accessed using Boonboom Tractor and Boonboom Logger.
- Boonboom Buster Robo Blizzard
"Boonboom Buster Robo Blizzard! Hiehie Kooru Tire!" (Chilling Tire Freeze!)
Boonboom Buster Robo Blizzard (Bunbun Basuta Robo Burizado) is the ice skater-themed form of Boonboom Buster Robo accessed using Boonboom Snow and Boonboom Zamboni.
- Boonboom Buster Robo 8139
"Boonboom Buster Robo 8139! Gochagocha Hakai Tire!" (Messy Tire Destruction!)
Cho Bakuage Gattai Boonboom Buster Robo 8139 (Super Cranked-Up Combination Boonboom Buster Robo 8139) is the garbageman-themed form of Boonboom Buster Robo accessed using Boonboom Heavy Zou and Boonboom Gomishushusha.
Weapons
- Bakuage Line, Bakuage Gatling (Boonboom Buster Robo)
- Bakuage Trident (Boonboom Buster Robo Plant)
- Bakuage Freezer (Boonboom Buster Robo Blizzard)
- Bakuage Cleaner, Bakuage Bomber (Boonboom Buster Robo 8139)
Finishers
- Boonboom Buster Robo: Bakuage Gatling: Boonboom Finish
- Boonboom Buster Robo Plant: Bakuage Trident: Boonboom Finish
- Boonboom Buster Robo Blizzard: Bakuage Freezer: Boonboom Finish
- Boonboom Buster Robo 8139: Bakuage Heavy: Boonboom Finish
Boonboom Joy Robo[]
Created and owned by Krahe2105
Main Components: Boonboom Carnival, Boonboom Ice, Boonboom Food, Boonboom Golf
Weapons
- Bakuage Swing, Bakuage Condiment (Boonboom Joy Robo)
Finishers
- Boonboom Joy Robo: Bakuage Swing: Wakuwaku Finish
Haiyai Gaka Robo[]
Created and owned by TatsuHiden
"Haiyai Gaka Robo! Iroiro Gaka Tire!" (Colorful Tire Artist!)
Main Components: Boonboom Presenter, Boonboom Tuner, Boonboom Painter, Boonboom Graffiti
Boonboom Riot Robo[]
Created and owned by R4veg0yl3
"Boonboom Riot Robo! Bouboun Abare Tire!" (Burning Tire Rampage!)
Main Components: Boonboom Ripsaw, Boonboom Muscle, Boonboom Sports
Alternate Forms
- Boonboom Riot Robo Cyber
"Boonboom Riot Robo Cyber! Bachibachi Gijutsu Tire!" (Crackling Tire Technology!)
Boonboom Riot Robo Cyber (Bunbun Raiotto Robo Saiba) is the cyborg-themed form of Boonboom Riot Robo accessed using Boonboom Hover and Boonboom Drill.
- Boonboom Riot Robo Brawler
"Boonboom Riot Robo Brawler! Mukumuku Kinniku Tire!" (Swelling Tire Muscles!)
Boonboom Riot Robo Brawler (Bunbun Raiotto Robo Burora) is the wrestler-themed form of Boonboom Riot Robo accessed using Boonboom Truck and Boonboom Beast.
- Boonboom Riot Robo Ninja
"Boonboom Riot Robo Ninja! Kosokoso Kage Tire!" (Stealthy Tire Shadow!)
Boonboom Riot Robo Ninja (Bunbun Raiotto Robo Ninja) is the ninja-themed form of Boonboom Riot Robo accessed using Boonboom Hotrod and Boonboom Drift.
- Boonboom Riot Robo 090
"Boonboom Riot Robo 090! Puripuri Heishi Tire!" (Angry Tire Soldier!)
Cho Bakuage Gattai Boonboom Riot Robo 090 (Super Cranked-Up Combination Boonboom Riot Robo 090) is the military-themed form of Boonboom Riot Robo accessed using Boonboom Taurus Assault and Boonboom Sensha.
Weapons
- Bakuage Shredder, Bakuage Snipe (Boonboom Riot Robo)
- Bakuage Laser, Bakuage Drill (Boonboom Riot Robo Cyber)
- Bakuage Knuckle, Bakuage Horns (Boonboom Riot Robo Brawler)
- Bakuage Shuriken, Bakuage Kunai (Boonboom Riot Robo Ninja)
- Bakuage Cannon, Bakuage Grinder (Boonboom Riot Robo 090)
Finishers
- Boonboom Riot Robo: Bakuage Shredder: Boonboom Break
- Boonboom Riot Robo Cyber: Bakuage Drill: Boonboom Break
- Boonboom Riot Robo Brawler: Bakuage Knuckle: Boonboom Break
- Boonboom Riot Robo Ninja: Bakuage Sword: Boonboom Break
- Boonboom Riot Robo 090: Bakuage Assault: Boonboom Break
Allies[]
Bundorio Bunderas[]
General Information: Bundorio is an alien who crash landed on Earth and helped Taiya invent the Boonboomger's equipment.
Etymology: Bundorio's name is a play on the actor Antonio Banderas.
Byun Diesel[]
General Information: Byun is the personal partner of Bun Violet.
Etymology: Byun Diesel's name is a play on the actor Vin Diesel using "byunbyun" (a Japanese onomatopoeia for moving at great speed).
Shirabe Saibu[]
General Information: Shirabe Saibu is a special investigator of the International Space Agency.
Etymology: Shirabe's given name is a play on the Japanese word for "investigation" while her surname is a play on the Japanese word for "details".
Maimi Baisu[]
General Information: Maimi Baisu is a special investigator of the International Space Agency who is friends with Shirabe Saibu.
Etymology: Maimi Baisu's name is a play on the American crime drama TV series "Miami Vice" (Maiami Baisu).
Raita Naito[]
General Information: Raita Naito is the CEO of Lightning Tech and the former mentor of Taiya Hando.
Etymology: Raita Naito's name is a play on the American action-adventure TV series "Knight Rider" (Naito Raida).
Boonedict Boomberbatch[]
Created and owned by GamepadtheDreamer
General Information: Boonedict is an alien who helps Bun Yellow grant equipment to her partners Bun Green and Bun Cyan.
Etymology: Boonedict's name is a play on the actor Benedict Cumberbatch.
Wakupi Wakuberg[]
Created and owned by Krahe2105
General Information: Wakupi is the personal partner of Bun Lavender.
Etymology: Wakupi's name is a play on the actress Whoopi Goldberg using "wakuwaku" (a Japanese onomatopoeia for something exciting).
Emile Haeish[]
Created and owned by TatsuHiden
General Information: Emile is the personal partner of Bun Navy.
Etymology: Emile's name is a play on the actor Emile Hirsch (who played the title character in the 2008 film Speed Racer) using the word "hayai" (a Japanese adjective for something fast).
Brybon Cransbon[]
Created and owned by R4veg0yl3
General Information: Brybon is an alien who helps Bun Umbra, as well as inventing some of his equipment and Boonboom Cars.
Etymology: Brybon's name is a play on the actor Bryan Cranston using "bonbon" (a Japanese onomatopoeia for burning).
Hashirian[]
The Great Space Invasion Running Team Hashirian (Dai Uchu Shinryaku Dai Soryoku-dan Hashiryan) are the main antagonists of Bakuage Sentai Boonboomger. Their name is based on "hashiriya" (the Japanese word for illegal street racing) and "alien".
Waruido Spindo[]
Motifs: Michael Jackson, Monkey
Michael Joseph Jackson, known as “The King of Pop”, was an American singer and dancer who is regarded as one of the most significant cultural figures of all time.
The term monkey is a common name for various simian mammals belonging to the Simiiformes infraorder. The name may derive from the character Moneke in the German variant of the classic fable Reynard the Fox.
Speed: Fastest Invasion
Etymology: This villain's name is based on "Wild Speed" (the Japanese name for the Fast & Furious film series). It also incorporates "warui" (the Japanese word for something bad) and "spindle" (a specific car part).
Grantu Risk[]
Title: Great Chief Officer (Obtantou)
Motifs: Bison, Matador
Speed: Fastest Risk Hedge
Etymology: This villain's name is based on the Gran Turismo franchise as well as the 2023 film of the same name.
Disrace[]
Title: Rebuild Captain (Saiken Taicho)
Motif: Cobra
A cobra is a common name for various species of snakes, most commonly belonging to the Elapidae family and the Naja genus. All known snakes defined as cobras are venomous and are identifiable for producing a hood when threatened. The word is derived from the Portuguese phrase "cobra de capello", meaning 'snake with a hood'.
Speed: Fastest Dowsing
Etymology: This villain's name is based on the Death Race film franchise as well as the phrase "this race". His upgraded form of Disrace 2000 is named after the specific film Death Race 2000.
Cannonborg[]
Title: Modification Captain (Kaizo Taicho)
Motifs: Mad Scientist, Tiki, Wires
Speed: Fastest Magically Modified
Etymology: This villain's name is based on the 1981 film "The Cannonball Run" and "cyborg".
Maxrex[]
Title: Charge Team Captain (Kirikomi-tai Taicho)
Motifs: Drill, Engine, Dog
The domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris) is a domestic species of canine that are carried for by humans as a pet or companion. They were one of the first animals to be domesticated by humans, having been domesticated from the gray wolf over 15,000 years ago and since then have been selectively bred into various breeds that are used for selective purposes such as hunting and herding livestock. Humans and dogs have gained a strong bond over the years, giving dogs the term of "man's best friend". Their name is believed to derive from the Old English word, "docga".
Speed: Fastest Single Combat
Etymology: This villain's name is an homage to the Mad Max franchise, while also incorporating the word "wrecks". His upgraded form of Madrex Fury is named after the specific film Mad Max: Fury Road.
Demon Thunder[]
Title: Catching Captain (Torimono Taicho)
Motif: Formula One
Etymology: This villain's name is a reference to the actor Matt Damon (who appeared in the car-themed movie Ford vs. Ferrari) and the 1990 movie Days of Thunder.
Chittipotts[]
Created and owned by GamepadtheDreamer
Title: TBA
Motifs: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Mad Scientist, Steampunk
Etymology: This villain's name is an homage to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (a novel adapted into both a musical and a movie) as well as "Potts" (referencing a type of drag race as well as the main character of the story).
Garvourer[]
Created and owned by R4veg0yl3
Title: Calamity Captain (Saigai Taicho)
Motifs: Gargoyle, Asphalt, Exhaust Pipes
The gargoyle is a monster from horror and fantasy fiction based on the architectural element of the same name. They are associated as magically animated stone creatures who possess animal-like features and function as guardians for cathedrals or castles. Other interpretations portray them as ordinary gargoyles possessed by demons or living statues. The name is based on the French word "gargouille", which refers to the throat. One function of gargoyle statues is having them function as a fountain by spraying water out of their sculpted mouth, coming up from their throat.
Speed: Fastest Destruction Bringer
Etymology: This villain's name is a combination of the words "gargoyle" and "devourer".
The following are the Sanseaters (Sanshita), a group of low-ranked generals in the Hashirian organization. Their overall name is a pun on the English term "three seater" and "sanshita" (the Japanese word for lowly underlings in an organization).
Decotrade[]
Motifs: Dekotora, Street Punk
Dekotora are extravagantly decorated trucks found in Japan. The history of the dekotora can be traced back to the film series Torakku Yaro (Truck Guys) made by Toei, which was about a trucker who drove in a decorated truck. When the first movie was released in 1975, it was a massive hit and inspired fans to repeat the actions from the film. The other major influence on the modern dekotora is the art style of the Gundam franchise of the 1990s, which is still present to this day. The name is short for "decoration truck".
Speed: Fastest Self-Made Man
Etymology: This villain's name is based on "dekotora" and "Inspector Lestrade" (a character from the Sherlock Holmes novels).
Itasha[]
Motifs: Itasha, House Cat
The cat (Felis catus), also known as a house cat, is a domestic species of small feline carried for by humans as a pet or companion. Around 60 variants of the cat, known as a breed, are recognized by various official registries. The domestication of the cat is believed to have staring in 7500 BC by the Ancient Egyptians, who worshipped them due to their goddess Bastet being depicted as resembling a cat. Despite this, cats (especially ones colored black) have been associated with bad luck and witchcraft. Their name is believed to derive from the Old English name for the species, "catte".
Speed: Fastest Pickpocket
Yaiyai Yarucar[]
Motif: Sports Car
Speed: Fastest Sharp Tongue
Etymology: This villain's name is a play on the "Pui Pui Molcar" franchise. It might also be based on "yaru ka?" (a Japanese exclamation meaning 'You wanna fight?!').
Nejiretta[]
Motifs: Car Screws, Street Punks
Etymology: This name is based on "nejireta" (a Japanese word for something screwed or wicked) and "neji" (the Japanese word for a screw or bolt).
Kurumaju[]
The Kurumaju (Suffering Demon Beasts) are the Monsters of the Week in Boonboomger, born when a Hashirian uses a special Ignition Key on an object. Their overall name can mean 'car beast' when written with different kanji.
Wedding Dress Grumer[]
Japanese: Uedingu Doresu Guruma
Motif: Wedding Dress
Number: 1003
This number is a Goroawase pun for the word "dress" (Do-Re-Su).
Speed: Fastest Color Change
Appearance: Episode 1
Vacuum Cleaner Grumer[]
Japanese: Soujiki Guruma
Motif: Vacuum Cleaner
A vacuum cleaner, sometimes shortened to just vacuum, is a device that uses generated suction to remove debris from floors and other surfaces. They are commonly used in households for cleaning. The history of vacuum cleaners is vary wide, but the portable vacuum cleaner the Vacuum Cleaner Grumer is modelled after was invented by Walter Griffiths in 1905. A specific revision of Walter's model was sold by the Hoover Company, which was so overwhelmingly popular that "hoover" remains a common nickname for vacuum cleaners.
Number: 3196
This number is a Goroawase pun for the word "cyclone" (Sa-I-Ku-Ro).
Speed: Fastest Dust Collection
Appearance: Episode 2
Clock Grumer[]
Japanese: Tokei Guruma
Motif: Grandfather Clock
Number: 1010
This number is based on the position one is recommended to hold a steering wheel at (similar to the position 10:10 on a clock).
Speed: Fastest Time Delay
Appearance: Episode 3
Sauna Grumer[]
Japanese: Sauna Guruma
Motif: Sauna
Number: 0307
This number is a Goroawase pun for the word "sauna" (Sa-Na).
Speed: Fastest Sweating
Appearance: Episode 4
Darts Grumer[]
Japanese: Datsu Guruma
Motif: Dartboard
Number: 1440
This number is a Goroawase pun for the phrase "One Shot" (Wan-Shi-Yo-To).
Speed: Fastest Judgment
Appearance: Episode 5
Note: Darts Grumer is the first monster to face Bun Black.
Toilet Grumer[]
Japanese: Toire Guruma
Motif: Toilet
Number: 9090
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for something squeaky clean (Kireikirei, Ki-Rei-Ki-Rei).
Speed: Fastest Cleaning
Appearance: Episode 6
Block Wall Grumer[]
Japanese: Burokku Bei Guruma
Motif: Concrete Wall
Number: 2629
This number is a Goroawase pun on the word "block" (Bu-Ro-Ku) with an extra 2.
Speed: Fastest Stopping
Appearance: Episode 7
Note: Block Wall Grumer s the first monster to face Bun Orange.
Koinobori Grumer[]
Motif: Koinobori
Number: 0505
This number is a reference to Children's Day (May 5th or 05/05), a Japanese holiday which often uses koinobori as a decoration.
Speed: Case Robbery Lap Delay
Appearance: Episode 10
Antenna Grumer[]
Japanese: Antena Guruma
Motif: Satellite
Number: 1046
This number is a corrupted Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for "electromagnetic waves" (Denjiha, Ten-Shi-Ha).
Speed: Fastest Radio Communication
Appearance: Episode 11
Geta Grumer[]
Japanese: Geta Guruma
Motifs: Geta, Bancho
Number: 2008
This number is a reference to the year Engine Sentai Go-Onger premiered, fitting given how Geta Grumer faced Go-On Red in addition to the Boonboomgers.
Speed: Fastest Fashion Sense Lapse
Appearances: Episodes 12 and 13
Refrigerator Grumer[]
Japanese: Reizoko Guruma
Motif: Refrigerator, Wooly Mammoth
The woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) is an extinct species of elephant that lived during the Pleistocene era. It is well known thanks to being heavily associated with the Ice Age and science has been able to learn much about it thanks to an abundance of resources about the creature (skeletons, cave paintings, etc.). The name "mammoth" comes from ancient Russian, meaning 'earth-horn'.
Number: 2310
This number is a corrupted Goroawase pun for the word "blizzard" (burizado) without the "ri" syllable (Fu-Sa-To).
Speed: Fastest Freezing
Appearance: Episode 14
Fossil Grumer[]
Japanese: Kaseki Guruma
Motif: Fossil
Number: 1049
This number is a Goroawase pun for the word "Jurassic" (Jurashiku, Ju-Shi-Ku).
Speed: Fastest Escape
Appearance: Episode 15
Sword Grumer[]
Japanese: Sodo Guruma
Motif: Sword
Number: 4010
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for a longsword (Youtou, Yo-To).
Speed: Fastest Swordplay
Appearances: Episodes 16 and 18
Note: Sword Grumer is the first monster to face Bun Violet.
Gym Grumer[]
Japanese: Jimu Guruma
Motif: Gym Equipment
Number: 6969
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for something muscular (Mu-Ki-Mu-Ki).
Speed: Fastest Dumbbell Lift
Appearance: Episode 17
ATM Grumer[]
Japanese: Ei Ti Em Guruma
Motif: ATM Machine
Number: 5243
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for disposable income (Go-Ji-Shi-San).
Speed: Fastest Cash Withdrawl
Appearance: Episode 19
Owan Grumer[]
Japanese: Owan Guruma
Motif: Japanese Soup Bowl
Number: 0101
This number is a Goroawase pun for this Grumer's motif (O-Wan-O-Wan).
Speed: Fastest Yes Please
Appearance: Episode 20
Fire Extinguisher Grumer[]
Japanese: Shokaki Guruma
Motif: Fire Extinguisher
Number: 2401
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for "arson" (fushinbi, Fu-Shi-Nu-Bi).
Speed: Fastest Kaji Judgment
Appearance: Episode 21
Note: Fire Extinguisher Grumer is the first monster to face Bun Red 119.
Tent Grumer[]
Japanese: Tento Guruma
Motif: Tent
Number: 1009
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for a military tent (Ten-Ma-Ku).
Speed: Fastest Tet Setup
Appearance: Episode 22
Glove Grumer[]
Japanese: Gurobu Guruma
Motif: Baseball Glove
Number: 9602
This number is a Goroawase pun of the word "glove" (Gu-Ro-O-Bu).
Speed: Fastest Pitching
Appearance: Episode 23
Note: Glove Grumer is the first monster to face Boonboomger Robo 119.
Akogi Grumer[]
Motifs: Acoustic Guitar, Cowboy
Number: 8251
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for "love at first sight" (Ha-Tsu-Ko-I).
Speed: Fastest Playing and Singing
Appearance: Episode 24
Toilet Grumer Limited[]
Japanese: Toire Guruma Rimiteddo
Motif: Toilet
Number: 3232
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for water (Mizu, Mi-Zu).
Speed: Fastest Pull-Out
Appearance: Episode 26
Carpet Grumer[]
Japanese: Kapetto Guruma
Motif: Carpet
Number: 0181
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for a spiritual medium (Re-I-Ba-I) as well as a celebration (O-I-Wa-I).
Speed: Fastest Wrapping
Appearance: Episode 27
Neon Grumer[]
Japanese: Neon Guruma
Motif: Neon Sign
Number: 4153
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for "customer service" (Yo-Bi-Ko-Mi).
Speed: Fastest Surprise
Appearance: Episode 28
Gong Grumer[]
Japanese: Gongu Guruma
Motifs: Gong, Boxing
Number: 5910
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for combat (Ka-Ku-Tou) as well as an alternate word for the Yakuza (Go-Ku-Dou). It can also be read as "gong" with the 10 standing for a knockout countdown.
Speed: Fastest Punch
Appearance: Episode 29
Clock Grumer Seconds[]
Japanese: Tokei Guruma Sekanzu
Motif: Grandfather Clock
Number: 0915
This number is based on the incorrect position often used by people when holding a steering wheel (similar to the position 9:15 on a clock).
Speed: Fastest Cooking
Appearance: Episode 31
Senro Grumer[]
Motif: Railroad
Number: 2014
This number references the year that Ressha Sentai ToQger began airing, fitting given how Senro Grumer faced ToQ 1gou and ToQ 6gou in addition to the Boonboomgers.
Speed: Loop Line Constant Speed
Appearance: Episode 32
Ishiyakiimoki Grumer[]
Motif: Kiln
Number: 1489
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word "Ishiyaki" (although the code is written backwards by mistake).
Speed: Fastest Baking
Appearance: Episode 33
Etymology: This Grumer' name is based on the Japanese word for stone roasted sweet potatoes.
Brick Block Wall Grumer[]
Japanese: Renga Burokku Bei Guruma
Motif: Brick Wall
Number: 5252
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for "way too bulky" (Go-Tsu-Go-Tsu).
Speed: Fastest Guard
Appearance: Episode 33
Electric Guitar Grumer[]
Japanese: Ereki Gita Guruma
Motif: Electric Guitar
Number: 8969
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese pronunciation for the term "punk rock" (Pan-Ku-Ro-Ku).
Speed: Fastest Guitar Picking
Appearance: Episode 34
Refrigerator Grumer Unit 2[]
Japanese: Reizoko Guruma Ni Daime
Motif: Refrigerator, Wooly Mammoth
Number: 5353
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for garbage (Gomi, Go-Mi).
Speed: Fastest Cold Air
Appearance: Episode 36
Vacuum Cleaner Grumer Unit 2[]
Japanese: Soujiki Guruma Ni Daime
Motif: Vacuum Cleaner
Number: 5353
Speed: Fastest Hot Air
Appearance: Episode 36
Camera Grumer[]
Japanese: Kamera Guruma
Motif: Camera
The camera is an optical instrument used to capture an image. This is achieved by using a flash of light to replicate the specific light frequencies of an area onto a piece of photographic film.
Number: 2010
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese pronunciation for the word "photo" (Fu-O-To).
Speed: Fastest Shutter
Appearance: Episode 37
Akogi Grumer Jon[]
Japanese: Akogi Guruma Jon
Motifs: Acoustic Guitar, Cowboy
Number: 5310
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese pronunciation for the word "concert" (Konsato, Ko-Sa-To).
Speed: Fastest Playing and Singing
Appearance: Episode 38
Electric Guitar Grumer Bovi[]
Japanese: Ereki Gita Guruma Bovi
Motifs: Electric Guitar, Rock Star
Number: 5310
Speed: Fastest Solo Live Performance
Appearance: Episode 38
Sponge Grumer[]
Japanese: Suponji Guruma
Motif: Sponge
Number: 5454
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese onomatopoeia for scrubbing noises (Go-Shi-Go-Shi).
Speed: Fastest Foaming
Appearance: Episode 39
Taijyukei Grumer[]
Japanese: Taijukei Guruma
Motif: Bathroom Scale
Number: 7144
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for "privacy" (Na-I-Sho).
Speed: Fastest Measurement
Appearance: Episode 40
Soccer Ball Grumer[]
Japanese: Sakka Boru Guruma
Motif: Soccer
Number: 2103
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for "indoor soccer" (Futosaru, Fu-To-Sa).
Speed: Fastest Dribble
Appearance: Episode 41
Super Great Gym Grumer[]
Japanese: Supa Gureto Jimu Guruma
Motif: Gym Equipment
Number: 3820
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for a suplex (Su-Pa-Pu-Re).
Speed: Save Lap Late
Appearance: Episode 41
Garbage Bin Grumer[]
Japanese: Gomi Bako Guruma
Motif: Garbage
Number: 1225
This number is based on December 25th, the date for Christmas Day when this monster was faced.
Speed: Fastest Santa Claus Search
Appearance: Episode 42
Treasure Chest Grumer[]
Japanese: Takarabako Guruma
Motif: Treasure Chest
Number: 2011
This number references the year that Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger began airing, fitting given how Treasure Chest Grumer faced Gokai Blue in addition to the Boonboomgers.
Speed: Fastest Treasure Rock
Appearance: Episode 43
Kurumaju Grumer[]
Japanese: Kurumaju Guruma
Motifs: Weiwei Yarucar, All Past Kurumaju
Number: 9010
This number is a Goroawase pun on the name "Kurumaju" (Ku-Ru/Ma-Ju).
Speed: Fastest Tail to Nose
Appearance: Episode 46
Circuit Grumer[]
Japanese: Sakito Guruma
Motif: Racetrack
Number: 0726
This number is inspired by July 26th, the day the Boonboomger movie was released.
Speed: TBA
Appearance: Movie
Manhole Grumer[]
Japanese: Manhoru Guruma
Motif: Manhole
Number: TBA
Speed: TBA
Appearance: VS King-Ohger
The following Kurumaju are created and owned by GamepadtheDreamer.
Ice Cream Grumer[]
Japanese: Aisu Guruma
Motif: Ice Cream Sundae
Number: 0820
This number is a Goroawase pun for the word "vanilla" (Ba-Ni-Ra).
Speed: Fastest Temperature Drop
Appearance: Anomaly Episode 1
Pencil Grumer[]
Japanese: Enpitsu Guruma
Motif: Pencil
Number: 5108
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for writing (Kotoba, Ko-To-Ba).
Speed: Fastest Creation
Appearance: Anomaly Episode 2
The following Kurumaju are created and owned by R4veg0yl3.
Bomb Grumer[]
Japanese: Bakudan Guruma
Motif: Bomb
Number: 8902
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for an explosion (Bakuretsu, Ba-Ku-Re-Tsu).
Speed: Fastest Explosion
Battery Grumer[]
Japanese: Denchi Guruma
Motif: Electric Battery
Number: 1616
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese onomatopoeia for buzzing electricity (Biribiri, Bi-Ri-Bi-Ri).
Speed: Fastest Charger
Chainsaw Grumer[]
Japanese: Chenso Guruma
Motif: Chainsaw
Number: 8030
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for Deforestation (Hanmori, Ha-TBA).
Speed: Fastest Shredding
Lawnmower Grumer[]
Japanese: Shibakariki Guruma
Motif: Lawn Mower
Number: 0403
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for Freshly Cut Grass (O-shinsou, Ō-Shi-TBA).
Speed: Fastest Grass Cutter
Mirror Grumer[]
Japanese: Kagami Guruma
Motif: Mirror
Number: 0566
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for Egotistical (Wagamama, Wa-Ga-Mu-Mu).
Speed: Fastest Reflection
Firework Grumer[]
Japanese: Hanabi Guruma
Motif: Fireworks
Number: 1903
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for Happy New Year (Akeome, TBA).
Speed: Fastest Fire Show
Origami Grumer[]
Japanese: Origami Guruma
Motif: Origami
Number: 0054
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for Gift Giving (Ongaeshi, TBA-Ga-Shi).
Speed: Fastest Paper Craft
Dreamcatcher Grumer[]
Japanese: Dorimukyatcha Guruma
Motif: Dreamcatcher
Number: 8243
This number is a Goroawase pun on the Japanese word for Beauty Sleep (Hatsuyume, Ha-Tsu-Yo-Mi).
Speed: Fastest Dream Inducing
Ideas[]
Vehicles[]
- Animal Transporter
- ATV
- Camper Van
- Caravan
- Car Carrier
- Crane Truck
- Double-Decker Bus
- Flatbed Truck
- Fuel Truck
- Grand Tourer
- Hearse
- Mail Truck
- Motorhome
- Oil Tanker
- Party Bus
- Refrigerator Truck
- Rock Crawler
- Sandrail
- Sedan
- Solar Car
- Sprinkler Truck
- Steamroller
- Street Sweeper
- SUV
- Train
- Volkswagen Beetle
Vehicle Terms[]
- Airbag (Eabaggu)
- Bonnet (Bon'netto)
- Chamber (Chanba)
- Clutch (Kuratchi)
- Diesel (Dizeru)
- Door (Doa)
- Drift (Dorifuto)
- Fan Belt (Fan Beruto)
- Fender (Fenda)
- Flywheel (Furaihoiru)
- Garage (Gareji)
- Gasket (Gasuketto)
- Gas Pedal (Gasu Pedaru)
- Gearstick (Giasutikku)
- Grill (Guriru)
- Grip (Gurippu)
- Headlight (Heddoraito)
- Horn (Hon)
- Ignition (Igunisshon)
- Mach (Mahha)
- Muffler (Mafura)
- Piston (Pisuton)
- Rivet (Ribetto)
- Seat Beat (Shiito Beruto)
- Spoiler (Supoira)
- Starter (Sutata)
- Street (Sutorito)
- Trunk (Toranku)
- Windshield (Uindoshirudo)
Films and Television Shows about Cars[]
- Baby Driver
- Bari Bari Densetsu
- Christine
- The Dukes of Hazzard
- Initial D
- Need for Speed
- Smokey and the Bandit
- Wangan Midnight
Kurumaju[]
- Anchor Grumer (Ikari)
- Balloon Grumer (Fusen)
- Bell Grumer (Kane)
- Bento Grumer
- Book Grumer (Hon)
- Broom Grumer (Hoki)
- Bucket Grumer
- Candle Grumer (Rousoku)
- Clay Grumer (Nendo)
- Compass Grumer (Rashinban)
- Daruma Grumer
- Diamond Grumer (Daiyamondo)
- Drill Grumer (Doriru)
- Eraser Grumer (Keshigomu)
- Gashapon Grumer
- Gramophone Grumer (Chikuonki)
- Hourglass Grumer (Sunadokei)
- Jack-in-the-Box Grumer (Bikkuribako)
- Metal Detector Grumer (Kinzokutanchiki)
- Meteor Grumer (Ryusei)
- Nutcracker Grumer (Kurumiwari)
- Pachinko Grumer
- Pillow Grumer (Makura)
- Pinata Grumer (Pinyata)
- Puppet Grumer (Kugutsu)
- Ring Grumer (Yubiwa)
- Scarecrow Grumer (Kakashi)
- Shield Grumer (Tate)
- Snowman Grumer (Yukiotoko)
- Syringe Grumer (Chushaki)
- Telephone Grumer (Denwa)
- Television Grumer (Terebi)
- Toaster Grumer (Tosuta)
- Tuning Fork Grumer (Onsa)
- Umbrella Grumer (Kasa)