💢Blaion-Metal Carbot W

—Blaion
—Blue cop
—Phantom Hornert
—Tigun
—Tachy
—Solidhorn
—Bloodwings
—Savannard
—Heavy Iron
—Gigant Trex
—Red Blitz
-Darling
—Musclehyde
—Glober
—Rock crush
—Deepbite
—Skygallop
—Sparkbit
—Flash Vector
—Flame Nova
—Black Hook
—Buffalo Crush
—Buster Gallon
—Shadow X
—Dexter
—Z Fleet
—Mega Trucker
—Phoenix Fire
—Mega ambler

—Jun Grant
—Soleil
— Peruru

Blaion is a red Cardbot with a lion motif, particularly on his head, faceplate, and a lion symbol on his chest. He has distinctive light blue hexagonal eyes with a unique frame and a yellow border around each pupil, black hands with claw-like fingers, flame patterns on his shoulders and head, a black chest with the front grille of his vehicle form, white arms, torso, and thighs, a long flap with a chartreuse green line at his waist, black sections on his shoulders and lower legs, and an exhaust pipe with a red flame symbol on each side of his head. His vehicle form is a fire truck with a water gun/ladder hybrid on the roof. Blaion's back bears the Mark of the Sun, a relic passed down through generations by each chief of the Soleon Tribe.
When Blaion is chosen as the God of Destruction's final vessel to refuel, his body erupts in red flames with black smoke, and a lion's head manifests on his chest. Weapon Card: Roaring Gauntlet (웨폰카드 - 로어 건틀렛, Wepon Kadeu - Roeo Geonteullet): A lion-headed gauntlet mounted on Blaion's left arm, whereas the original is positioned on his left leg. The gauntlet can switch between two modes: the default Omega Mode (오메가 모드, Omega Modeu) fist mode and Blaze Mode (블레이즈 모드, Beulleijeu Modeu) with a retractable blade.
Roar of Fire (파이어 로어 블레이즈, Paieo Roeo Beulleijeu): Blaion's ultimate technique; a fiery sword slash in Flame Mode engulfed in flames. When executed, the sword's flames form the silhouette of a lion's head.
Omega Heat Flame (오메가 히트 플레임, Omega Hiteu Peulleim): Blaion's main technique; a burst of high-temperature flames from the Roar Gauntlet in Omega mode.
Leo Roar Shot (레오 로어 샷, Reo Roeo Syat): A technique that generates and launches fireballs from the Roar Gauntlet.

Compared to Blue Cop, Blaion projects a much more serious image, similar to Soleil's. However, Blaion is actually a very kind and loyal friend, as seen when he puts himself in direct danger to protect Soleil. Like Blue Cop and Jun, Blaion cares deeply for all the Wild Cardbots and wishes for them to live on Earth, coexisting with humans and Metal Cardbots, for a better future for everyone.

Although he is far less likely to make decisions that put his dignity and pride at risk than Blue Cop, Blaion protects Soleil with the same intensity that his counterpart Metal Cardbot protects Jun, having been driven almost by a blind, vengeful fury after Tyrant Zero knocked her unconscious.

Soleil is a young woman with pale skin, yellow eyes, and turquoise hair cut to chin length. She wears gray tights with a light gray dress over them, knee-high black boots, and an orange and yellow vest.
Soleil's original appearance was that of a white, legless droid with arms, light blue optics, a head stylized like a spaceship, and a yellowish-orange coloration on the torso.
Like Peruru, Soleil wields her own Metal Breath, featuring a hexagonal design and a color scheme that blends orange and turquoise. Unlike Jun and Peruru, both energetic and friendly, Soleil is much quieter, more reserved, and more rigid. While capable of civil conversation, she doesn't actively seek friendship and is far more focused on her mission, to the point that even Crest considered her more flexible despite her calculating demeanor. Notably, Soleil is the first Metal Breath user to utilize the device's ability to compel a Cardbot to obey, something neither Jun, Peruru, nor Mukara ever used, deeming it ethically reprehensible.

Jun changed his outfit, which now consists of a red shirt, a black zip-up hooded vest, a navy and white striped jacket with cyan cuffs, a gold wristband on his right hand, jeans rolled up above his ankles, and navy high-top sneakers with black, white, and cyan sections. His mother cut his hair, much to his dismay. Jun is very expressive, easily angered, and prone to mood swings. He maintains his excitement and enthusiasm on his travels, displaying extroversion with many of his companions. Any mystery intrigues him, and with his team of Metal Cardbots, he will solve it. His reputation is ambivalent, as he is sometimes carefree and other times odd in the eyes of his companions, which is why his reputation fluctuates. He tends to act impulsively; he acts before he speaks and rarely considers the consequences. He has never considered his Metal Cardbots as subordinates, but only as friends.

Peruru wears her hair in two braids, which she gathers into a bun for sleeping. Her spiky red eye makeup is a style from her village, also worn by her known relatives. Her main outfit is a short-sleeved tracksuit with a traditional-patterned scarf tied around her waist, compression sleeves, and sandals. When traveling, she wears a maroon poncho, a baseball cap, and a face mask, and keeps her Machinasium spear in a case secured with a leather strap. After being taken in by Yuri, she borrows Jun's clothes,[1] including a varsity jacket, black jeans, and various T-shirts. Peruru has a very calm and rule-abiding personality. She takes her family's legacy very seriously, especially the Metal Cardbot S. She cares deeply for her friends and family, and although she is often perceived as brusque or hostile, even unintentionally, she has good intentions, but over time she becomes kinder to others. She is very intelligent and excels in her studies compared to Jun, although it's implied that she's one of the lowest-achieving students in her class, which is hard to believe given her intelligence and speed. Peruru was raised by her mother, Maruru, in the village of Porcaca. She possessed tremendous athletic ability and became the guardian of the Porcaca Ruins temple, which housed four Cardbots sealed within their Metal Cards for thousands of years until recently, when they were stolen. She received the Metal Breath and the Machinasium spear from her ancestor, Mukara, and was sent on a mission to retrieve them. Once in Mowtown, the Metal Breath alerted her when the missing Red Blitz was released, and she rushed to the location to discover that he had stolen Jun's Metal Breath. Seeing that Jun had a Cardbot that she could no longer use to its full potential, she offered to replace her Metal Breath with her own if they proved their worth, and thus they became allies.

After being infected by the Wild Cardbot Phantom Hornet's Beast Virus, Blue Cop was reformatted into a Wild Cardbot host. His overall silhouette is similar to his S form, the revolver-like forearms resemble the gauntlets of Ultimate Armor, and the details on his legs and the gold decorations on his knees are similar to his Trinity form. The hood becomes his chest, which is emblazoned with the Star Guardian emblem. Blue Cop also acquires a wolf motif, specifically on the rim of his helmet, which resembles wolf fangs, and on the flaps, which resemble wolf ears. His hands gain claw-like fingers. His vehicle form changes to a distinguished seventh-generation Chevrolet Corvette, a police car.
In his rage, Blue Cop's body was covered in glowing purple circuit lines, his eyes were red, and his right arm was formed by the wolf head of the Howling Gauntlet, until Soleil stabilized the Cardbot virus, removing the circuit lines from his body, thus completing the Howling Gauntlet's full form and granting him the Alpha Armor. During combat, Blue Cop's eyes can transform from their original round shape into vertical slits. Blue Cop, though sometimes appearing cold, is a caring and thoughtful Cardbot who only wishes to coexist with other humans and Cardbots. He studied human culture in depth while learning to integrate, even learning to give massages and make coffee. [10] Despite this, he can sometimes be clumsy and relies on Jun Grant to direct his actions in combat. Weapon Card - Howl's Gauntlet (웨폰카드 - 하울 건틀렛, Wepon Kadeu - Haul Geonteullet): A wolf-headed gauntlet mounted on the right arm; it serves as an upgraded version of the Gauntlet of Justice. The gauntlet can transform between two modes: the default Alpha Mode (알파 모드, Alpa Modeu) for close-quarters combat.

Tyrant Zero is a monochromatic Wild Cardbot with a black, white, and metallic gray color palette. His design is inspired by an Asian dragon and incorporates samurai-style armor. His head features a black faceplate, a silver amulet-like crest on his forehead, and a black dragon horn on each side. One of his most distinctive features among the Cardbots is his striking red eyes, each framed by a unique structure and accentuated by a yellow ring surrounding the vertical pupil.

Her shoulders are protected by large pauldrons with red and black sections, while her chest is covered by a black metallic armor plate adorned with dragon horns. She has a black torso and an armored skirt around her hips, consisting of a white front panel and a black back panel marked with red symbols. Her back is black, and her white arms have black piping at the top. Each forearm is equipped with a black gauntlet, and her white hands have four fingers each. Her legs are primarily white and black, with metallic gray armor plates bearing dragon insignia on her thighs. Her calves and ankles are also metallic gray, while her feet are white and black, each ending in two toe-like extensions.

On his back he carries two blades, the handles of which curve into an "X" when sheathed. Tyrant Zero also sports seven red dragon amulets: one on each forearm and shin, two smaller amulets attached to the front of his armored kilt, and a larger amulet with a slashed pupil design embedded in the center of his chest. His alternate vehicle mode is a four-car Shinkansen high-speed train.