Mega Ambler MCB

Mega Ambler is a distinguished physician from the planet Machina, forced to flee his homeworld after its destruction. He served as a combat medic in the 13th Cosmo Guardians squad alongside his friend Bloodwing. When the defenses fell, Bloodwing rushed into the thick of the battle to give his comrade time to retreat and went missing. Believing his friend dead, Mega Ambler retired and became a wandering physician.

He's a brilliant but unlicensed doctor with expensive services and unconventional methods. Serious, silent, and practical, he's cunning and cruel in battle: "If the enemy doesn't have a weak spot, I'll create one." Behind his cool demeanor lies trauma and hatred for the Wild Cardbots who destroyed his friend.

Now he's on Earth, on the team of Jun, an impulsive boy. He doesn't seek glory; Earth is a temporary refuge for him. He's a doctor and tactical consultant. His relationship with the squad is strained due to his cynicism, but he unconditionally saves them, seeing the group as a chance to redeem himself.

In transport form, it's an armored ambulance based on the FMTV. The body is white with green and red accents. The cabin is slanted: the right window features a sighting scanner, the left has a green visor.

The robot form has the same color scheme. Its main feature is a yellow scanning module in place of its right eye, used for diagnostics and vulnerability detection. Green crosses are on the sides of its head, and syringe-like plates are on its hips. In combat, it uses "Mega Tongs" for grappling and paralyzing, "Mega Bandages" for binding enemies, and "Recycle Shot"—a green beam of temporary regeneration for allies.

Mega Ambler is a serious and taciturn individual. He dislikes idle chatter and always speaks to the point, briefly and drily. From the outside, he appears cold and even rude, as he rarely smiles and doesn't waste time on politeness. But this isn't because he's mean—he's simply accustomed to working in difficult conditions, where unnecessary words only get in the way.

He's very practical and calculating. Before he acts, he calculates every step and dislikes surprises. In battle, he's cunning and resourceful, always looking for his opponent's weak points, and if they don't exist, he figures out how to create them. He won't fight openly if he can win through cleverness and deception. He's no coward, however—he simply believes that foolish bravery is useless to anyone, especially a doctor who must preserve his own self-preservation to save others.

His stern exterior conceals deep pain. He lost his friend Bloodwing, and the wound still hasn't healed. That's why he distrusts people, keeps his distance, and doesn't let anyone close to his heart. He's afraid of getting attached again and losing them again. That's why he's cynical and sarcastic—it's his armor, his defense against further suffering.

But deep down, he remains a doctor. He can't pass by a wounded man, even if he doesn't like them or can't pay. He saves lives not for gratitude, but because it's his calling. He keeps to himself in Jun's team, but in a critical moment, he always covers for his comrades. He grumbles, curses, calls them brainless, but at the same time, he drags them from the battlefield and mends their bodies until late at night.

Mega Ambler doesn't believe in heroic deeds or fine speeches. He believes in hands, tools, and a clear plan. If he says you have to retreat, you have to retreat, and no amount of heroism will make him change his mind. He's stubborn and headstrong, but his stubbornness always benefits those he treats. Overall, he's someone you can trust with your life, but don't expect a warm hug or a pat on the back.

The Card Bots are a race of intelligent mechanical beings from the planet Machine. Each one is a high-tech organism made of rare alloys, energy crystals, and complex microchips that replace organs. They possess full consciousness, emotions, and individual personalities—among them are wise strategists, hot-blooded brawlers, and noble knights.
Card Bots are born thanks to the main computer, which implants within each one a "Soul Core"—a unique code that determines their appearance, abilities, and purpose. Each knows their role from birth: warrior, scientist, builder, or courier. Their main feature is transformation: in battle, they take the form of robots, and when on the move, they transform into vehicles—planes, cars, ships, and other vehicles. They can also be sealed in special cards, where they remain in energetic stasis, maintaining consciousness.

Wild Card Bots were a unique and dangerous caste that emerged on the planet Machine before its demise. They were carriers of the Wild Beast Virus, an ancient pathogen embedded in their core programming. This virus acted as a deadly weapon: when activated, it hijacked the Card Bot's electronic brain, suppressing its mind and will, transforming the creature into a rabid beast driven solely by the instinct of destruction. The transformation process was accompanied by excruciating pain—the Card Bot's body began to glow from within, as if on fire, and its structure deformed, enhancing its physical strength but completely robbing it of its sanity. The virus was transmitted through direct contact or wounds, and even brief contact with an infected individual was considered fatal to any healthy Card Bot, as it was nearly impossible to cure. Many Wild Card Bots learned to control this virus and use it as a weapon against their enemies, deliberately infecting opponents or wreaking havoc. However, there were those who tried to suppress the beast within themselves, striving to preserve the remnants of their sanity and live in peace - but such cases were extremely rare, and most Wild Card Bots became outcasts, instilling terror even in their own kind.

Planet Machina is the home of all Card Bots, a highly advanced mechanical civilization populated by intelligent machines. The supreme ruler and creator of all Card Bots was the supercomputer Deus Machina. The planet was home to an elite guard—the Cosmo Guardians—who maintained order and fought the wild Card Bots. All Card Bots are created from a unique purple metal called Machinasium. At the end of its life cycle, the planet's core became unstable, leading to a catastrophic explosion and the destruction of the entire world. Deus Machina foresaw this catastrophe and created the Metal Bracelet device to help the Card Bots survive. He tasked Blue Cop with finding his friend on Earth. After the explosion, the surviving Card Bots scattered across the galaxy in escape pods and eventually ended up on Earth.

The Metal Bracelet is a legendary artifact from the lost planet Machina, created by its main computer shortly before the disaster. Designed as a device for absolute control over all Card Bots, it allowed the mechanical beings to be summoned from their sealed state, commanded, resealed, and even limited in power. However, simply wearing the bracelet was not enough—it obeyed only a chosen few, those whose hearts were pure and free from self-interest. In the hands of the unworthy, the bracelet became useless or even dangerous, ignoring commands and blocking access to its power. Upon reaching Earth, the Metal Bracelet found its owner in an ordinary schoolboy, June Grant: he possessed a rare ability to understand and empathize with the Card Bots, allowing him to activate the artifact. Thanks to the bracelet, June not only gained the ability to control powerful warriors but also became a link between humans and aliens, taking responsibility for the fate of both Earth and the surviving inhabitants of the planet Machina.

Tyrant Zero is the main villain, one of the Wild Cardbots, feared even by other Cardbots. His nickname is "The God of Destruction." He was once an ordinary Metal Cardbot, but was later possessed by an unknown entity that transformed him into a monster.

He's incredibly terrifying in appearance: a monochrome robot in black, white, and gray tones, resembling an oriental dragon in samurai armor. He has bright red eyes with yellow rings and a creepy glowing mouth. He wears seven red dragon-shaped amulets on his body, and two swords folded into an "X" on his back. As a means of transportation, he transforms into a four-car Shinkansen high-speed train.

This robot is incredibly dangerous and skilled: it can create red light rails that allow it to travel even in space, unlike other Cardbots. Its main feature is the ability to connect with its three additional train cars, changing its appearance and weapons:

· Behemoth Form: Equip a massive cannon arm for ground combat.
· Leviathan Form: Takes a flying carpet-like form for water combat.
· Wyvern Form: Grows massive wings for flight.

His most powerful form is "God of Destruction," where he merges with all three train cars at once, becoming as huge as a giant. In this form, he wears a horned mask, and white wings sprout from his back, containing his main weapon, the "Soul Divider."

Savanard is a Wild Cardbot with a difficult fate. He was once a Cosmo Guardian named Saber Knight, defending his home planet of Machina. One day, he defeated three Wild Cardbots, but their vengeful spirits possessed him and infected him with the Beast Virus. Thus, the noble warrior became Savanard.

He has a very unusual appearance: a large robot with a silver-and-black body, whose appearance combines features of a giraffe, an elephant, and a zebra. He has large pads on his head and shoulders, and feather-like details scattered throughout his body, like those of a shaman. As a vehicle, he transforms into a huge truck with a flatbed for transporting cars.

In battle, Savanard uses an unusual weapon—it can change shape depending on the beast he summons. Using the "Beast Shift" command, he dons different helmets and switches weapons: in Elephant Mode, he gains a powerful axe and an elephant-head-shaped energy shield; in Giraffe Mode, he wields a retractable spear; and in Zebra Mode, he wields a bow that fires white energy arrows. His signature move, "Tri-Spectrum," is an attack in which he utilizes all three modes at once.

Savanard is a tragic figure by nature. Due to the evil spirits that possessed him, his mind became unstable and he lost control of himself.

At first, he was a dangerous enemy for Jun and his friends. They tried to stop him, but to no avail. Everything changed when he met Heavy Iron. During a fierce battle, Heavy Iron's attack finally freed Savanard from the influence of the vengeful spirits. Coming to his senses and realizing what he had done, Savanard allowed Soleil to seal him away and ended their hostility. Thus, he transformed from an enemy into Jun's comrade.

Bloodwing is an unusual Wild Cardbot with a tragic history. Originally a common metal Cardbot, he served as a field medic in the 13th Cosmo Guardians, the defenders of the planet Machina. During one battle, he violated his people's greatest taboo and deliberately infected himself with a modified Beast Virus to protect a comrade. While he didn't lose his mind, he became a carrier of the virus and became a Wild Cardbot.

Bloodwing's appearance resembles a vampire: he has a white body, pink eyes, long, clawed fingers, and bat motifs all over his body. As a vehicle, he transforms into a hybrid of a white ambulance and a minivan, which can also transform into a quadcopter drone. In combat, he uses the staff "Soul Taker," which transforms into a rapier, and Weapon Cards. "Dark Slasher" becomes armor-like wings, and "Soul Ravager" is a scythe shaped like a bat's head.

Bloodwing is a complex individual. Despite his good intentions and deep concern for his friends, his long solitary life has left him proud and self-centered. Initially, he was an enemy. On Earth, he formed an alliance with Heavy Iron, planning to subjugate billions of frozen Cardbots to create an army against the tyrant Tyrant Zero. However, his friend Mega Ambler opened his eyes to the consequences of his actions. Realizing the error of his ways, Bloodwing abandoned his plan and allowed Jun to seal him away as a sign of atonement. He then joined Jun's team to replace Mega Ambler while he recovered, becoming a loyal comrade.

Solid Horn is a fearsome Wild Cardbot, said to be the strongest of his kind. Hailing from the planet Machina, he was the leader of the mighty Monocorn tribe that inhabited the Great Forest.

He is a unique combine robot, consisting of three machines: a dump truck, an excavator, and a crane. These parts connect to form his powerful body. In this assembled form, he looks like a robot: massive, with a dark blue body with orange and maroon accents, and his chest is adorned with large dump truck windows. On the left side of his face is a scar—a memory of a long-ago battle with Flame Nova. Each of the three machines can be used as his own transport, but his primary combat form is the fully assembled robot. In battle, he uses powerful weapons: a card-based hammer, "Terracrusher," capable of splitting the earth with a blow, and a helmet, "Rhinohide," which transforms his head into that of a rhinoceros for a devastating attack.

Solid Horn is a stern and belligerent warrior, initially distrustful of people, including Jun. He was a dangerous enemy for a long time, even allying with Heavy Iron to take over the city. However, after being defeated in battle, he was sealed away by Soleil. Instead of remaining an enemy forever, things took a different turn: he saw Jun and his friends genuinely trying to help, even working together to repair his broken Terracrusher, a weapon nearly impossible to repair. Seeing such actions and kindness, Solid Horn gradually began to change his mind. He stopped being hostile and accepted Jun and his team as comrades, becoming part of their team.

Taki is a Wild Cardbot, nicknamed the "Speed ​​Runner." She hails from the planet Machina and belongs to the Rapid clan.

As a vehicle, Taki transforms into a yellow sports car. In her robot form, she appears slender and fast: her yellow body is adorned with black spots reminiscent of a cheetah, a helmet with a cheetah motif on her head, a tail on her back, and black clawed gloves on her hands. Her weapon is the "Cheeta Knuckles," and with the "Sonic Runner" weapon card, she gains powerful leg armor, which makes her attacks even more powerful.

Taki is frivolous and very playful, enjoying herself and causing mischief without even realizing she's causing trouble for others. She speaks in a dialect and refers to herself as "big sister." Her greatest strength is incredible speed; she can move so fast that the camera misses her. However, this also comes at the cost of her stamina: she quickly becomes exhausted in long battles.

At first, Taki was an adversary of Jun and his friends. She teased and outdid Blue Cop and even fought Blayon, but her plans were later thwarted by Mega Trucker. Eventually, she realized the truth about her tribe and forgave Savannard, after which she allowed Soleil to seal her away. Thus, she ended the feud and became Jun's comrade.

Knight Griffin is one of the Wild Cardbots, robots from the planet Machine that transform into a reconnaissance aircraft. His appearance combines the features of a knight and a griffin, a predatory bird.

In vehicle form, he resembles a black, high-speed jet. In robot form, he is a knight in black armor with green indicators. His weapons are a scarlet spear, the Crimson Lance, and a knight's shield. The spear's tip is imbued with a special virus, which he used to infect Blue Cop.

He's belligerent, narcissistic, and incapable of lying. He loves to get into fights and treats them like a game, treating everyone around him like toys. He speaks with feigned politeness, makes bird-like sounds, and bobs his head like a real bird.

At first, he was a dangerous enemy, attacking Jun's friends. He was defeated with a trap. However, he later changed his anger to mercy: he realized that Jun's other Cardbots had also caused trouble, so he couldn't blame Jun alone. So Night Griffin ended the feud and accepted Jun, becoming his comrade.

Tigun is a Wild Cardbot who considers himself the strongest among his kind, and his appearance and personality are based on the image of a tiger—a noble and formidable predator. Hailing from the planet Machine, he is one of those robots who prefer to act alone.

In vehicle form, Tigun transforms into a tank with a two-section turret, with his eyes visible at the top and his main cannon at the bottom. In robot form, he is quite imposing: a snow-white body with tiger motifs on his head and chest, unusual blue eyes with yellow lining, black hands with clawed fingers, and turquoise accents on his body. His main weapons are twin axe-howitzers called "Growl Cannonaxes," which can be used both as hand weapons and as shoulder cannons. He also wears a "Tiger Helmet" with a front spike, allowing him to deliver powerful headbutts.

Tigun is proud, hot-tempered, and warlike, a true loner who doesn't seek company and despises weakness. However, he does have his weaknesses: he's weak to water-based attacks, which disable his cannons, and he sometimes lacks simple practical skills. However, his combat prowess is truly formidable—he's capable of engaging multiple opponents at once and emerging victorious.

At first, Tigun was an enemy of Jun and his friends. He fiercely resisted, even when Jun sealed him away, forcing the other Cardbots to restrain him by force. Everything changed when he witnessed the bravery of a local cat who risked himself without fear. This act struck Tigun to the core: he realized that strength isn't just about power, but also the courage to be vulnerable. He then admitted that he was tired of constant fighting and wanted to live in peace. Thus, he stopped fighting and became Jun's comrade, accepting him as a friend, not an overlord.

Phantom Hornet is a helicopter-type Wild Cardbot, nicknamed the "Ninja Wasp" for its fast and cunning fighting style. Like other Cardbots, it hails from the planet Machina and belongs to a group of Wild Cardbots that often operate independently.

As a vehicle, he transforms into a red and black attack helicopter with side turbines, reminiscent of a wasp. In robot form, he looks like a true ninja: he has green eyes, a helmet with a yellow shuriken-shaped crest, and special kunai blades on his hands. Propellers on his back allow him to fly and hover in the air like an insect.

He's very energetic, quick-tempered, and talks fast, like a real hornet. He loves to use tricks: he can create holographic doubles to confuse opponents, and he's not averse to playing pranks or even infecting enemies with the Beast Virus, as happened to Jun's partner, Blue Cop.

For a long time, Phantom Hornet was an adversary of Jun and his friends. Jun once even managed to defeat him and nearly seal him away, but Soleil intervened and took the robot with her. It later turned out she was using it to create a vaccine for the Beast Virus, not for evil. Gradually, seeing that Jun could be trusted, and thanks to Soleil's efforts, Phantom Hornet stopped being hostile and accepted Jun as a friend, becoming his trusted comrade.

Blayon is a powerful robot nicknamed "Fire Lion," hailing from the destroyed planet Machina. He is the sole survivor of his tribe and belongs to a group of Wild Cardbots. His main goal is to help humans and robots live in peace with each other.

As a vehicle, Blayon transforms into a large red fire truck with a powerful water cannon ladder on the roof. In robot form, he is very imposing: his body is painted red, black, and white, and his head and chest are adorned with lion symbols. He has unusual blue eyes, and on his back is a relic—the Sun Sign. In battle, he uses special weapons, such as the Growling Bracer gauntlet and fire attacks.

Although Blayon appears serious at first, he is actually a very kind and loyal friend. He cares most for his partner, the android Soleil, and is always ready to protect her. At first, he distrusted Jun and doubted his intentions, but this changed when Phoenix Fire saved Soleil, and Blayon wanted to repay them. Gradually, seeing Jun's actions and his faith in robots, Blayon began to open his heart to him and eventually became his trusted comrade.

Flame Nova is the former commander of the Star Guardian squad from the planet Machina, and a three-time recipient of the Machina Cross for heroism. He was Blue Cop's mentor and senior comrade until he rebelled against the planet's rulers, for which he was sealed and stripped of his transformation ability.

In transport, his base is a red fire truck with a ladder, based on a Rosenbauer Panther 8x8. The actual robot is assembled from four parts: the truck itself, the Flame Dump drone, the Flame Shovel excavator, and the Flame Copter firefighting helicopter. He has an aggressive red and black paint job, and his pupil-less green eyes betray his fall. He fights using flame attacks, and his strength is so great that he single-handedly defeated Red Blitz, Siero, and Mussel Hyde.

At first, he was a cunning villain who wanted to awaken billions of Cardbots to conquer Earth. However, in the finale, when June managed to restore his sanity, Flame Nova came to his senses and became a teammate, helping defend the planet from a new threat.

Blastrain was a cardbot from the planet Machine who adored Earth's railroads. He was thrilled that Earth had permanent rails and only rode them at night so as not to disturb people. Because of this, he was nicknamed the "Midnight Express"—rumor had it that it was a ghost train.

In transport, he looks like a powerful red diesel locomotive with two extra cars. In robot form, he is slender, black and red, with green eyes, and wears a driver's cap. In combat mode, he becomes enormous and massive, and his head is covered with a large helmet with golden crests resembling train wheels. He also has a human counterpart in a conductor's suit—this is how he communicates with people while his body runs along the tracks.

He has a polite and slightly old-fashioned personality, and likes to announce stops. In battle, he can create glowing rails in the air to race along, even in the sky.

He initially fought with June: he overheated from the electricity in the rails, went out of control, and June and her friends sealed him in. Mechanic Ed repaired him, and since then, Blastrain has become June's faithful comrade, helping to protect Earth.

Sky Gallop is a wandering cardbot who came from the destroyed planet Machine. Unlike others, he didn't seek refuge, but rather enjoyed the freedom of flying through Earth's skies. However, his first encounter with humans was hostile: military fighters opened fire on him, wounding him in the shoulder. From then on, he distrusted humans and kept to himself.

In vehicle mode, he is enormous—a white transport plane resembling a Boeing C-17. In robot form, he appears as a knight: a white body with golden wings and a helmet resembling a bird's head. His main weapon is a giant bow, the "Saber Arrow," which can fold into a sword. With the "Wind Runner" card, he can assume a centaur-like form with horse-like legs.

He is chivalrous and proud by nature, and values ​​courtesy, especially when dealing with women. He speaks in a deliberately old-fashioned manner, but can be blunt and direct with those he considers dangerous. He was associated with the "hidden cardbots" Spark Bit and Flash Vector, but their paths later diverged.

Peruru became a true friend and ally for him. He risked his life to protect her in battle with Flame Nova, and it was Peruru who sealed him away to save him from the villain's wrath. After the final battle for the Speranza, Sky Gallop decided to stay with Peruru and joined her crew, helping to restore the ship.

Flash Vector is a Cardbot from the planet Machina, belonging to the "hidden Cardbots" along with his younger brother, Spark Bit. He specializes in stealth operations and acts as a pair with Spark Bit, although he is actually very emotional and constantly worries about his brother.

In vehicle mode, he looks like a blue Formula 1 racing car with a closed cockpit. In robot mode, he is painted dark blue and white, with a triangular head reminiscent of a race car and cyan eyes. His weapons are Silent Edge daggers, which transform into wings, and stun darts that can immobilize a Cardbot. He is very fast, but cannot fly truly high—his jet boosters only allow him to make high jumps.

He's cold and serious on the outside, but deeply anxious and even jealous on the inside. He secretly watches his brother and sometimes interferes in his fights to prevent him from losing, which makes Spark Bit very angry.

He and his brother fell under the influence of Flame Nova, who implanted them with Cosmos Stones, causing them to lose their minds. Jun and his team managed to save them and heal them. Afterward, Flash Vector recognized Jun's power, allowed himself to be sealed, and became his comrade, eventually joining Peruru's team to atone for his mistakes.

Spark Bit is a Cardbot from the planet Machine, who, along with his older brother, Flash Vector, is considered one of the "hidden Cardbots." In transport, he is a yellow supercar resembling a Lamborghini Centenario. In robot form, he resembles a boxer in yellow and black: he wields the "Demolition Glove" gauntlet, and can deploy a trident-like hook from his back—the Spark Button. In combat, he uses lightning-fast strikes, especially the "Spark Strike," which fires 600 strikes per second.

He's very impulsive, loud, and boastful. He loves being the center of attention, constantly seeking out strong opponents, and despises the Star Guardians, considering them old-fashioned. He first appeared at the Motown port, where he attacked Red Blitz to show who was boss. Their fight was interrupted by Sky Gallop, and Spark Bit left, promising to return. He later agreed to a fair duel with Blue Cop—his freedom was on the line. After Flame Nova implanted the Cosmos Stones in him and his brother, they lost their minds, but Jun and his team managed to save them. Afterward, he acknowledged Jun's power, allowed himself to be sealed, and became his comrade.

Deep Bite is a Cardbot from the planet Machine, known as the "Sea Robber" due to his ferocious appearance. He is actually a kind soul and a friend of Glober. In vehicle mode, Deep Bite appears as a blue submarine with a shark's head, fins, and tail. In robot form, he wears a diver's helmet, and his body is covered in shark-like details: fins, sharp teeth, and clawed fingers. Because of his fearsome appearance, he was shunned on his home planet, so he decided to live up to this image and became a brute. However, in reality, he is calm and even noble, unless angered.

On Earth, he lost his mind due to a severe toothache and attacked everyone underwater. He even bit Giant Rex, infecting him with the Beast Virus. Later, June and his friends captured Deep Byte and treated his toothache at Ed's Auto Repair Shop. After coming to his senses, he happily agreed to become June's comrade as a token of gratitude. Initially, he and Red Blitz clashed, but over time, Deep Byte adjusted and became a valuable member of the team.

Glober is a Cardbot explorer originally from the planet Machine who adored Earth's natural environment and objected to being sealed in the Metal Bracelet. He traveled across six continents and even learned several human languages, including the Spanish "Adiós." In transport, he transforms into a yellow and orange three-door SUV. In robot form, he has a broad, stocky frame, a removable hat, and his weapon is a flexible whip.

He's curious and free-spirited by nature, but sometimes struggles to understand human emotions. In battle, he's cunning and resourceful: he uses a dummy for camouflage and sets traps to protect his friends from unnecessary noise.

On Earth, he found his old friend Rock Crush, who had become a recluse, and set traps around his hideout to prevent him from being disturbed. They initially clashed with June as adversaries, but Glober later saw that June cared about his comrades—Rock Crush and Deep Bite—and decided to trust him. He abandoned his free spirit and agreed to be sealed, becoming June's trusted ally and friend.

Rock Crash is a former resident of the planet Machine and an old friend of Globber's, with whom they escaped the destroyed planet together. On Earth, he found himself in the bustling city of Mowtown, which greatly frightened him. While trying to hide underground, he accidentally touched electrical wiring and received a powerful electric shock. After this, he became a recluse: he dug a huge underground tunnel in a junkyard and communicated with no one, not even Globber.

He's very timid, sensitive, and doesn't like noisy company. He's afraid of the dark and ghosts. But his character and strength are surprisingly strong, especially when he's protecting his friends. In transport, he resembles a drilling tank with huge tracks. And in robot form, he's a stocky fighter in blue and red, with a miner's helmet, a green visor, and huge drills in his arms.

He met Jun as an adversary—the boy tried to seal him away. But after Jun and Glober managed to calm him down, Rock Crash joined the team. He became a good friend and learned to trust people, though his timid soul remained tender.

Giant Rex is the captain of the spaceship Speranza and the leader of a team of Cardbots, originally from the planet Machina. He was entrusted with rescuing two billion sealed Cardbots and finding them a new home. After his ship crashed on Earth 4,000 years ago, he and his crew befriended the locals, and he gifted his Metal Breeze to the tribe's leader, Mukara.

In vehicle mode, Giant Rex is a massive red tractor-trailer with a fuel tanker trailer. In robot form, he has a colossal red body with black and silver accents. His head is shaped like the Speranza ship, and on his right shoulder is a special mark, applied by humans as a sign of friendship. His arms have metal panels from which Rex Blades extend.

Giant Rex's personality is that of a serious and responsible leader. However, after being awakened and bitten in the head by the feral cardbot Deep Bite, his mind was clouded, and he became aggressive and uncontrollable. In this state, he attacked his own comrades. June and his friends managed to heal him, and after recovering, Giant Rex gratefully accepted their help. Since then, he has become a loyal and reliable ally of June, helping him defend Earth from new threats.

Mussel Hyde is a crew member of the Speranza, originally from the planet Machine. He served as an engineer or technician on the ship, but his primary calling is as a combat soldier, ready to help.

In vehicle mode, Mussel Hyde resembles a powerful tow truck. He has a large body with a crane attachment, giving him an imposing and solid appearance. In robot form, he's a veritable mountain of muscle: stocky, with broad shoulders and powerful arms. His main feature is his extra arms, which are acquired through the "Variable Arms" card, making him appear to have four. His head is somewhat reminiscent of a bull's: it has distinctive horns that can be raised or lowered. When the horns are raised, a red pattern appears on his forehead, indicating he's angry.

Despite his menacing appearance, he has a rather calm and friendly nature unless angered. He's curious and, as it turns out, even worked as a war correspondent, interviewing other soldiers. But in battle, he becomes stern and unyielding.

Their relationship with Jun started off rocky: they were adversaries and even fought. However, Jun managed to convince him and seal him, after which Mussel Hyde became his comrade. He accepted Jun's command and now, along with the other Cardbots, protects Earth using his strength and loyalty.

Siero hails from the planet Machina, where he was known as a fearless aerial fighter nicknamed "Sky Conqueror." He was part of the crew of the ship Speranza, serving as a scout. In vehicle mode, Siero is a fast jet fighter modeled after the Yak-130, a true aerial combat machine. In robot form, he appears sleek and agile, with a head resembling a pilot's helmet and a body painted in light blue and white. He has green goggles on his forehead that he can lower when aiming.

Siero has a proud, serious, and somewhat aloof personality. As a sniper, he relies on precise calculations and keeping his distance, preferring fast, maneuverable aerial combat, where his speed and marksmanship provide a significant advantage. After awakening on Earth, he developed a deep distrust of humans and, for a long time, was reluctant to open up, keeping to himself. Jun found it difficult to find common ground with him, and he tried numerous methods to win over this reserved fighter. However, over time, seeing Jun's genuine concern for his comrades, Siero began to soften. He eventually accepted Jun's command, becoming his loyal ally and the main strike force from the air, capable of supporting him in the most difficult situations.

Red Blitz is a red Cardbot from the planet Machina who served as an engineer on the spaceship Spellanza. He set out on a journey to found a new civilization, but their ship crashed on Earth 4,000 years ago. After awakening in modern times, he was initially very unfriendly and self-centered, causing a falling out with his crewmates.

He has an explosive and uncontrollable temperament, loves to fight, and rarely thinks through his actions. Red often acts impulsively and can start fights over something. Red Blitz hails from the distant planet Mashina, where he was a notorious bully and troublemaker. He joined the crew of the exploration ship Speranza, led by his mentor, Giant Rex, and served as its engineer. However, due to his reckless attempt to save his home planet, the ship crashed on Earth 4,000 years ago.

Red Blitz's appearance is aggressive and brutal. In vehicle mode, he is a red muscle car based on the Toyota 86, the embodiment of speed and power. In robot form, he resembles a Muay Thai fighter, all red and black, with gold accents and predatory wheels on his shoulders and legs. He has a special mark on his left shoulder, given to him by the villager Mukara as a sign of friendship.

His personality matches his appearance: impulsive, aggressive, and extremely impatient. Red Blitz loves to fight, acts rashly, and hates being corrected. He only listens to Giant Rex, who was his father and mentor.

Upon awakening in the present day, he immediately clashed with Jun, accusing him of stealing the Metal Breeze. He was so obsessed with retrieving the relic that he attempted to destroy Jun. Only after being defeated and sealed did Red Blitz reluctantly agree to help the team, but he remained unfriendly and distrustful for a long time. Over time, seeing Jun's concern for the wounded Giant Rex, he began to change, and by the final battle, he had become a reliable ally.

Heavy Iron was a legendary space criminal from the lost planet Machina, whose notoriety was so widespread throughout the galaxy that even Deus Machina himself preferred not to mess with him. Arriving on Earth, he attempted to conquer the planet using the Cosmo Crown stolen from the pirate Black Hook to transform it into a new Machina, but after being defeated by Blue Cop, he eventually joined Jun's crew.

He is calculating, cold, and calm in nature, preferring analysis to reckless action. He possesses near-invincible strength and unwavering resilience, believing himself to be the strongest Cardbot, and uses his power to achieve his goals without regard for their legality. He dislikes jokes and is obsessed with acquiring the Metal Bracelet, but his character is not without its nobility: he is able to recognize the strength of worthy opponents and protect his allies.

In vehicle mode, Heavy Iron is a massive bonneted tractor-trailer with a refrigerated trailer, reminiscent of American trucks from the 1970s and '80s. The transformation is unique: the cab becomes the head and torso, and the trailer separates into arms and legs, so it cannot transform without one of the parts. In robot form, it is a huge, multi-colored Cardbot (red, indigo, silver, and black) with a menacing black head and four red crests. It is taller than all the Cardbots in Season 1. Its armament includes "Iron Sword" sword-blades, built-in machine guns in the shoulders, and its main weapon, "Iron Armor," which is worn on the chest and allows it to fire a devastating "iron cannon" energy beam, capable of incapacitating several opponents with a single shot.

Black Hook is a fearsome space pirate from the lost planet Machina, captain of the Black Crew. In his homeland, he gained fame for defeating numerous Star Guardians, and his notoriety was comparable to that of Heavy Iron himself. Arriving on Earth in an escape pod, he brought with him a treasure—the Cosmo Crown—which was later stolen by Heavy Iron. Along with his crew, which includes inventor Buster Gallon and power fighter Buffalo Crash, he attempts to acquire Jun's Metal Bracelet. Despite his reputation as a ruthless pirate, he values ​​loyalty and honesty, respecting the word and honor of his subordinates. He is demanding, but not without a sense of honor—he is willing to retreat if the honor of a comrade demands it.

Black Hook is a massive, dark blue Cardbot with a pirate theme. His head is styled like a tricorn hat, with skulls etched into the sides, and his right eye is covered by a red scarred eye patch that can be folded back for aiming his cannon. His torso and forearms resemble an 18th-century naval officer's uniform, with gold and red accents, and his torso and arms are chipped, the marks of past battles. He is second in height only to Heavy Iron. In vehicle mode, Black Hook transforms into a flying pirate galleon—one of the few Cardbots capable of air travel even in high gravity. A grappling hook is attached to the ship's prow, and in flight, he uses his side cannons for bombardment. In robot form, his primary weapon is a massive cannon on his right shoulder that fires an energy core. For close combat, he uses an anchor that can withstand a blow from Heavy Iron's sword, and on his back are mounted double-barreled cannons for volley fire.

Buster Gallon, a native of the lost planet Machine, is a talented inventor and strategist who originally belonged to the space pirate Black Crew under Black Hook. On Earth, he became the crew's chief technical officer, developing complex devices—from magnetic fields that paralyze Cardbots to miniature spy robots called "Mini-Gallons." He dreamed of gathering all the Cardbots and building a galactic empire, which led him to betray Black Hook. However, after being defeated by Buffalo Crash and joining June, he reconsidered and became a valuable ally.

Buster Gallon is a cunning, calculating, and slightly eccentric "mad scientist" who enjoys playing pranks on others with his prank-inventing inventions. He's cold and pragmatic in achieving his goals, yet loyal to those he considers friends. His ingenuity and intelligence often save the team, though his mischievous nature sometimes leaves everyone stumped.

In vehicle mode, Buster Gallon transforms into a powerful green bulldozer based on the real-life Caterpillar D6R. In robot form, he resembles a construction worker with a gas mask helmet and treads for rapid movement. His primary color is green with yellow and white accents. His primary weapon is a chest and shoulder harness that fires cannons and energy projectiles.

Buffalo Crash is a native of the lost planet Machina, a member of the space pirate Black Crew led by Black Hook. On Earth, he did the same as his brethren—hunting for Jun's Metal Bracelet—but his primary role within the crew is as a power fighter, striking fear into his enemies with his might. Personality-wise, he's the polar opposite of the cunning Buster Gallon: simple-minded, rude, and stubborn, acting head-on without strategy. However, beneath this harsh exterior lies an honest and noble heart: he always repays kindness and refuses to harm those who helped him. It was this trait that made him not just an enemy, but a formidable rival, who eventually joined Jun's crew after being sealed away.

In vehicle mode, Buffalo Crash transforms into a massive, bright pink monster truck, a color that makes him stand out even among other Cardbots. In robot form, he appears as a mighty warrior, inspired by European Vikings: a powerful build, chain-like details on his arms and belt, and battle axes he wields. His theme color is a hot pink with turquoise accents. His primary weapons are dual axes, which he uses for both slashing and throwing. A bison-head shield serves as chest armor, enabling him to unleash powerful moves: a beam attack from the shield's eyes called a "laser beam," and the devastating "Monster Flip"—a leap that lands with a crushing impact on the enemy.

Wild Guardy is a fearless space knight from the lost planet Machina, who arrived on Earth in an escape pod after its destruction. He was first found and nursed back to health by Chris, a wealthy heir who became attached to the wounded robot, but Wild Guardy was then sealed by June and joined the team. He is Blue Cop's sworn rival, but their rivalry stems from more than hatred: Wild Guardy idolizes the Cosmo Guardians and dreams of becoming king of the Cardbots to prove his right to take his place alongside his idol.

His character embodies honor and dignity: he lives by a code, isn't afraid to lose, but doesn't tolerate injustice—if a comrade is offended, he flies into a cold rage. He's generally calm and reasonable, values ​​his own opinions highly, but recognizes the strength of worthy opponents and is ready to defend esteemed allies to the end. In terms of combat prowess, he's considered one of the strongest standard-sized Cardbots, on par with Blue Cop. He's capable of single-handedly defeating Mega Trucker, Phoenix Fire, and Dextor, and his blade can even pierce Heavy Iron's armor—despite years of training to reach this level after the destruction of his homeland.

In vehicle mode, Wild Guardy transforms into a fast, two-door sports car inspired by the Ford Mustang. In robot form, he resembles a knight in armor, his primary color a noble purple with silver trim, and the Cosmo Guard emblem prominently displayed on his head. His weapon is a gigantic purple shield, concealing a long sword forged in the Machine's magma over thousands of years. In combat, he uses a "wild punch" capable of rivaling that of Blue Cop himself.

Fleta Z is a legendary hunter from the planet Machine. He belongs to the metallic cardbot race and has long lived as a recluse, preferring freedom to any connections, leading many to believe his existence was merely a rumor. He is a natural strategist and perfectionist, meticulously analyzing his opponents, but his self-confidence and boastfulness about his aerial superiority often border on arrogance. Beneath this facade, however, lies a gentleman: he is polite even to his enemies, courteous to women, and surprisingly sociable, though his gallantry is sometimes mistaken for frivolity. Despite his individualism, he is capable of recognizing the talent of others, and upon arriving on Earth, he became intrigued by the concepts of friendship and teamwork, which he had previously been skeptical of.

In Fleet Z's transport mode, he transforms into a massive four-engine cargo plane reminiscent of the An-124, capable of high-altitude flight and heavy haulage. His robotic form is a heroic embodiment of a bird of prey. His body is painted in black, red, and gold, with a bird symbol embossed on his chest. Wide wings fold behind his back, lending a dynamic silhouette. His primary weapon is a bow, which transforms from his metal card and fires homing "beak-arrows." The bow can also be combined with his sword to create an even more powerful weapon. In combat, he relies on maneuverability and precise ranged attacks, utilizing his signature "Vulture Wings" technique.

Dextor is a Cardbot native to the lost planet Machine, gifted with the unique ability to transform into a powerful wheeled excavator. Unlike many of his brethren, he didn't immediately find common ground with humans: Dextor is a fierce defender of nature and all living things, and his heart breaks at the sight of urbanization destroying forests. On Earth, he operated alone for a long time, mercilessly driving construction workers from construction sites until he met Jun and allowed himself to be sealed away, recognizing their strength. He is calm and taciturn by nature, often spending time in silence, playing with stray animals, which he feeds. However, his peaceful nature instantly gives way to aggressive rage when he encounters those who harm nature or his friends.

In vehicle mode, Dextor is a striking yellow and black wheeled excavator with a cabin resembling a single eye. His bucket can be used as a tail for attack or as a prop for stability. In robot form, he retains his recognizable yellow color scheme, wearing a helmet reminiscent of a construction worker's hard hat with built-in binoculars, and patterns resembling safety harness buckles are visible on the sides. His main weapon is a hand-held drill, capable of inflicting critical damage on even the strongest enemies. With it, he uses a powerful attack called "Dextor Blade"—a strike capable of knocking back even Blue Cop. Dextor is a master of underground combat, able to instantly burrow into the ground and attack from below, remaining virtually invulnerable.

Shadow Exe is a native of the lost planet Machina, a professional spy and ninja among the Cardbots. After arriving on Earth, he operated alone for a long time, using his unique abilities to secretly spy on Jun. Convinced that the boy was using the Metal Bracelet to enslave his fellow humans, he launched a full-scale hunt for Jun, inflicting dangerous and childish mischief on him and his friends—from sudden trips to painting the faces of Cardbots. However, after two battles in which Jun and Blue Cop managed to defeat him through cunning and teamwork, Shadow Exe acknowledged their strength and willingly allowed himself to be sealed.

He's both a professional spy and incredibly immature, capricious, like a mischievous child. He loves to prank his comrades, often acting cocky and talkative, but at the same time, he possesses an unwavering will to win and is ready to defend those he considers his allies.

In vehicle mode, Shadow Exe transforms into a purple VTOL (vertical takeoff and landing) aircraft with a distinctive shark-mouth design on the outside of the cockpit. In robot form, he is designed in the style of a Japanese ninja: a purple and white body, a head shaped like a ninja mask with red shurikens on the sides, and a white forehead protector with a red "X." His weapon is a huge translucent shuriken attached to his arm, which he uses for close-range and close-quarters combat and also serves as a flying platform. His signature move is a devastating "Super Tornado," which creates a powerful whirlwind using the shuriken. He can also become virtually invisible with "Stealth Mode," though his shadow and sounds remain visible.

Phoenix Fire is a native of the planet Machina, where he was a renowned firefighter and even received a medal for bravery. After the destruction of his homeworld, he fled to Earth, but his escape pod caught fire upon re-entry and crashed into the ocean near Mowtown. This event left him with profound psychological trauma, turning him into a pyrophobe, terrified of fire. At first, he hid in the city, but his obsession with extinguishing even the smallest fires—from cake candles to barbecues—created chaos and attracted attention. A meeting with June Grant and Blue Cop helped him overcome his fear, and he joined the team.

He is a good-natured and shy mechanoid by nature, but his timidity and concern for his friends can seem excessive. Despite his phobia, in critical situations he displays incredible courage, a willingness to sacrifice himself, and the composure of an experienced rescuer. He possesses a heightened sense of duty and is capable of giving clear orders in battle, protecting his comrades at any cost.

In vehicle mode, Phoenix Fire transforms into a massive red fire truck based on a Hyundai Mega Truck, equipped with a powerful water cannon on the roof. The robot's design is inspired by the uniforms of Japanese firefighters: a red body with dark gray armor, white and yellow accents, and a head shaped like a traditional kajikabuto helmet. His signature weapon is the Fire Hammer—a translucent red hammer-like arm on his left hand, which he uses to deliver a devastating blow. His primary long-range weapon is the "Water Torch," which transforms from a fire nozzle and fires powerful jets of water capable of knocking down opponents.

Mega Trucker is one of the Cardbots who arrived on Earth from the destroyed planet Machina. Unlike the cautious Blue Cop, he doesn't try to hide from people and acts on his own. His main passions are music and dancing, especially Latin American rhythms, to which he can break into a dance anywhere. Despite his strength and role as a combat heavy, Mega Trucker is good-natured, emotional, and not very bright. He genuinely finds Earth's children cute and loves to amuse them, although his clumsiness and spontaneity often get him into trouble. He and Blue Cop have a complicated relationship, full of rivalry and mutual recriminations.

In vehicle mode, Mega Trucker transforms into a powerful orange dump truck based on the real-life Isuzu Giga. His robotic appearance is inspired by an American football player: a massive body, broad shoulders, and a helmet adorned with fist-shaped emblems on the sides. His primary body colors are bright orange with yellow and gray accents, and his eyes glow blue. His main weapon is a translucent orange shield, which he wears on his left arm. With this shield, he uses his signature moves, such as the powerful "Mega Power Shield." He is one of the few people capable of deploying a gigantic energy shield to protect an entire city.

Blue Cop is a native of the planet Machina, where he was part of the elite Cosmo Guardians, who protected the Deus Machina mainframe. Before the destruction of his homeworld, he received a final order from his creator: use the Metal Bracelet artifact to find a friend. Arriving on Earth, Blue Cop studied the local customs and assumed the role of unspoken guardian, dreaming of a peaceful coexistence between humans and his fellow Cardbots. He is thoughtful and caring by nature, though he can appear cold on the outside. He meticulously follows the rules and sincerely tries to help people, but his clumsiness and ignorance of Earthly realities often lead to awkward incidents, such as trying to make coffee too strong or giving someone an overly intense massage.

In vehicle mode, Blue Cop is a stylish police car inspired by real-life supercars, with a classic blue and white paint scheme and a working siren. In robot form, he maintains the police aesthetic: his body is painted blue and white, and his head features a removable cap with the Cosmo Guardian insignia. His armament includes a transformable "Gauntlet of Justice" cannon and built-in blasters in his forearms, while his back features distinctive elements reminiscent of the wheel arches of his car form.

Jun is an ordinary boy from Motown, an emotional and curious person who loves BMX. He accidentally discovered the Metal Bracelet when his belongings fell off a bridge, and the device automatically attached itself to his wrist, making it impossible to remove. It turned out to be a treasure from Planet Machina, capable of sealing and summoning Card Bots, and the bracelet itself chose Jun as the "chosen" leader of all Card Bots. Blue Cop explained to him that from now on, Jun would help the Card Bots adapt to Earth and protect them from humans. Jun initially doubted he was ready for such responsibility, but he agreed, as he never considered the Card Bots subordinates, only friends.

Peruru is a direct descendant of the ancient warrior Mukara, who lived 4,000 years ago, and the guardian of the Mantairo ruins. She lives in the village of Porkaka, where powerful artifacts were hidden. It was from her ancestor that she inherited the sacred Metal Bracelet—an artifact she passed on to a worthy bearer to protect the world, but over time, she gained the ability to use it herself. Outwardly, Peruru appears as a determined yet charming woman, armed with a spear—a long spear whose blade is forged from the strongest machinazium, making her a formidable opponent even for metallic beings. Her character combines liveliness and kindness with an impressive sternness in moments of anger. She is capable of acting impulsively for the sake of others, yet at the same time, she is remarkably adept at navigating the modern world.

Of particular note is her relationship with Sky Gallop, a noble Cardbot courier who initially valued freedom above all else. However, their encounter developed into a deep bond: Sky Gallop, risking his life, rushed to protect Peruru from Flame Nova, earning himself sealed by her to save him from certain death. He later voluntarily stayed with her to help restore the Red Ark spaceship. This sacrifice and loyalty became the foundation of their alliance, where Peruru serves not simply as a mentor, but as a close friend for whom even a free-spirited warrior is willing to abandon his principles.

Soleil is a girl who appeared in the city of Mowtown with her faithful companion, Blayon. She carries a Metal Bracelet, but she herself is not quite an ordinary person: her body is a complex mechanism, an android, crafted so skillfully that she is indistinguishable from her peers. She looks like a simple schoolgirl—modest clothes, a neat hairstyle, an attentive gaze—but this appearance conceals a profound inner strength.

Soleil's personality is reserved and serious beyond her years. She rarely indulges in unnecessary emotion, preferring to think first and speak later. However, behind this cool facade lies a lively and inquisitive mind, and most importantly, a sincere desire to understand this world and her place in it. She is just learning to understand her own feelings, and sometimes it's difficult for her to find words for what's going on inside her.

Her journey in Motown begins with a rivalry with June. They constantly argue, seeing the world differently, but over time, a complex yet warm relationship develops between them. June helps her see things differently—for example, that machines can be more than just tools, but true friends. And when he touches her deeply one day, Soleil allows herself to shed tears for the first time—until then, she believed androids didn't cry.

She has a vital mission: to find a way to bridge the gap between humans and intelligent mechanical beings so they can live in peace. Together with Blayon, she's trying to stop a mysterious virus that's turning such creatures wild and uncontrollable. Soleil doesn't seek glory—she simply wants to protect those she considers her own, even if it means going against the grain.

Theo is June and Anna's twelve-year-old best friend, attending Motown High School. Unlike his impetuous classmates, Theo is a quiet and shy boy who wears glasses and lacks physical strength, being shorter and less athletic than his peers. However, his weakness is more than compensated for by his outstanding intellect: Theo is a genius in the exact sciences, particularly mechanics and engineering, and possesses an encyclopedic knowledge of a wide range of fields. He is an excellent electronics expert, capable of, for example, hacking the city's CCTV system. In crisis situations, his analytical mind is instrumental in helping the team, such as calculating the trajectory of a space capsule or analyzing the abilities of opponents. Along with June and Anna, Theo guards the secret of the Cardbots, using his talents to assist them and devise ways to keep their existence a secret from others. Outwardly, he is a modest boy with neat facial features, his main distinguishing feature is his glasses, which give him a serious and focused look.

Anna is the daughter of the mayor of Motown and, despite her young age, a key member of the team assisting the Cardbots. She boasts outstanding academic achievements and excellent physical fitness, making her more than just an observer but a fully-fledged field operative. Anna serves as the emotional anchor and voice of reason in the group, often acting as a mediator between the impulsive Jun and the level-headed Theo. Her kindness and keen sense of justice are combined with practicality and a mature sense of responsibility, though she is sometimes prone to rash actions when the situation seems critical. Physically, Anna is a pink-haired girl whose style changes with the seasons; in the first season, she wears a school uniform, but later adopts a more athletic look, including a white T-shirt, pink sweater, and half-jeans, emphasizing her active lifestyle and desire for comfort.

Chris is a mysterious, turquoise-haired boy who arrived as a new student at Motown Elementary School. Although human, he is a friend of the Cardbot Wild Guard, whom he found when it arrived on Earth in a dire state. He searches for answers related to Jun and the artifacts, but after Wild Guard was sealed, Chris becomes a staunch ally of Jun and his team, assisting them in crisis resolution using his technical expertise.

His personality is the complete opposite of the impulsive Jun: serious, intelligent, thoughtful, and very private, not prone to chatter about important matters. At the same time, he's one of the "golden children"—his father is the president of an automobile corporation, and his mother is a doctor of robotics, giving Chris access to cutting-edge engineering labs and even his own limousine with a robot driver.

Chris is a 12-year-old boy, dressed in a suit, with turquoise hair, which makes him stand out among his peers. He has a phenomenal memory and demonstrates remarkable physical agility—for example, on his first day, he memorizes all the students' names and catches a ball without turning around. Despite his reticence and analytical mind, he eventually becomes close friends with Jun and his classmates, participating in all their adventures and providing the team with technical support.

Vera is Jun, Theo, and Anna's classmate at Motown Elementary School and the daughter of the local newspaper owner. Since first grade, she's demonstrated journalistic acumen: if she suspects something, she digs deep, and her courage is enviable. While Jun's team hides the Cardbots' secret, Vera becomes their biggest thorn in their side – a fashion blogger and streamer who hates it when robot videos get more views than her dance videos. She's nearly uncovered Jun's secret several times, but she's always one step short of obtaining the decisive evidence. However, Vera isn't driven by malice, but by pure journalistic curiosity and a desire to get an exclusive that will make her famous. While she remains an antagonist for the Cardbots, her reports sow panic among the townspeople, forcing Jun and Blue Cop to act even more cautiously. Vera is a striking girl with a striking appearance and a strong sense of style: she follows trends and always looks fashionable. Her distinguishing feature is her innate talent for being in the right place with a camera in hand, and her curiosity and stubbornness know no bounds.