Hiroki Takahashi (高橋 飛露喜, Takahashi Hiroki) is a 14-year-old boy who is the first year college student. He forming a contract with Petrosapien engineer Diamanto to transforms into Cyber Diamondhead (サイバーダイアモンドヘッド, Saibā Daiamondoheddo) to fight DNAliens and the Mutantborgs in order to protect the universe. He hates gambling because his father told him so since he was 8.
Forms[]
| “ | Hiroki Takahashi! Access granted! | ” |
–Cybertrix Access Card announcement | ||
| “ | Cyberflash! | ” |
–Transformation call | ||
| “ | Cyber Diamondhead! Complete! | ” |
–Transformation announcement | ||
This is his basic form of Cyber Diamondhead.
Powers & Abilities[]
Diamondhead's body is composed of extremely thick organic pale green crystals. He has the ability to manipulate the atomic structure of his physiology at will, allowing him to form his limbs into diamond weapons such as blades and bludgeons. Moreover, he can control all the crystals he generates, to the point that he can make them explode or lift them off the ground. He can fire crystal shards sequentially out of his hands and can explode his body parts into crystalline formations, as well as make crystal constructs grow from his body. He can also create crystals immune to sound attacks.
Diamondhead can make monstrous and large clusters of crystals, conjuring walls and forming crystal shields and ramps. He can also generate crystals from the ground at a distance, can reshape his projectiles into limited shapes, and can also form gaping hands to capture enemies. He can also create different objects out of his crystals, such as an anchor on a chain, a crystal board to ride on, as well as boomerang-like throwing weapons.
Diamondhead is capable of encasing enemies in crystals, and can create crystals inside of objects and cause them to spike out.
Diamondhead's crystalline body resembles a living prism, allowing him to deflect and absorb most energy beams and render weapons similar to lasers useless by simply refracting. Similarly, rays generated by dimensional transporter devices will reflect off of Diamondhead's body.
Diamondhead has inhuman physical abilities.
Diamondhead is quite strong.
Due to the natural density of crystal, Diamondhead is extremely durable to most weaponry and physical impacts.
Diamondhead is resistant to fire and heat.
Because he is made out of organic crystals, Diamondhead is immune to aging.
Diamondhead can regenerate, but to a limited extent. He can also extend his arms, which allows him to propel himself upwards by pushing against the ground.
If under the effects of a cold virus, Diamondhead is able to sneeze out tiny sharp crystals from his mouth. It is unknown if he can do this when he is not sick, however.
He can used his turret to shoot diamond missiles.
Weaknesses[]
Despite his enhanced durability, Diamondhead's body can crack and shatter if he's impacted with enough force.
Diamondhead is especially weak to sonic vibrations.
While Diamondhead can regenerate, there is a limit to how much damage he can recover from.
Despite being fireproof, Diamondhead still feels pain against fire attacks when he is caught off-guard.
Diamondhead's powers are ineffective against extremely tough opponents.
Diamondhead can slip on certain surfaces.
The two shards on his back can also leave him stuck on a wall or on other surfaces that he gets knocked into.
Alternate Forms[]
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| “ | Cyber Henkei! | ” |
–Vehicle mode call | ||
| “ | Vehicle Mode! | ” |
–Vehicle mode transformation announcement | ||
| “ | Combine! | ” |
–Combination announcement | ||
| “ | Combiner Mode! | ” |
–Combiner mode transformation announcement | ||
By switching his Cybertrix dial to its vehicle mode, Diamondhead can transform into his mecha form, DH-03 Cyber Diamondhead Tank. In this form, Diamondhead can combine as the lower right arm of Cyber Omni-Kaiser combination.
Equipments[]
- DH-03 Cybertrix: transformation arsenal
- DH-03 Diamondhead Back Turret: personal weapon
See Also[]
- Doni Permata Hidayat - Indonesian counterpart
- Fred Williams - American counterpart
- Yang Gu-jang - Korean counterpart