Makino Jet Mode is Makino's first transformation. This form gives him the power of flight and an unlimited amount of powerful missiles at his disposal. It debuted in Makino Strikes Part One.
History[]
Season 2[]
Makino Strikes Part One[]
Makino uses his powers to tear apart Jefferson Smith's N-Tek Jump Jet and incorporates its pieces onto himself to create a new battle mode. He later goes face-to-face against Max Steel and easily subdues him. After using various modes in sequence against the villain, Max manages to temporarily knock him down. While the hero is mocking Makino, the warlord wakes up and removes Steel from Max's chest. Ven-Ghan, using his ship, arrives just in time to save McGrath, and tackles Makino inside of a portal that he had created. The villains shrugs it off, stating that they could get "reacquainted" and flies off into the Makino Destroyer orbiting Earth.
Makino Strikes Part Two[]
Makino activates his Jet Mode while waiting for the Alphalink to pass through the wormhole. He launches various missiles at Ven-Ghan, who was attempting to capture Steel, but he dodges all of them. While Max and Steel recover, the hunter creates various portals around Makino and attacks him continuously. Max activates Turbo Speed Mode and joins the fight, but he is temporarily knocked down after being hit by a missile. Makino manages to weaken Ven-Ghan as well, and throws him to the vacuum of space.
While Steel saves Ven-Ghan, Max distracts Makino, but is hit by a missile. The villain uses his powers to incapacitate him and tear apart his Steel Suit and comments that he was about to put him offline "permanently". However, Steel links with Max and they turn the tide after unlocking Turbo Rocket Mode, giving them the upper arm in the battle. He subdues Makino and uses his cannons to temporarily incapacitate him while he shuts down the Makino Destroyer. After doing so, Makino attempts to fly back to Earth, but ultimately fails and goes inside of the portal.
The Final Countdown Part Two[]
Abilities[]
- Superhuman Conditions
- Superhuman Strength: Makino, being the creator and ruler of the Ultralinks, is much stronger than an average individual.
- Near-Invulnerability: Makino is shown to be incredibly durable, being capable of withstanding the attack of various of Max's Turbo Modes and returning harmless to battle.
- Superhuman Speed: Makino could easily dodge a blow from Max's Turbo Strength Mode with ease.
- Flight: Makino obtains wings on his back, allowing him to fly in high speed.
- Missiles: Thanks to the parts of the jet that Makino assimilated, he gains a missile launcher attached to his back. He has an unlimited supply of missiles at his disposal, being able to launch them continuously at his foes.
- Technokinesis: Makino retains his ability of controlling, levitating and tearing apart technology.
- Yellow Lasers: Makino has the ability of shooting yellow energy projectiles from his hands.
Appearance[]
Makino's appearance mostly the same compared to his main and standard form, however he obtains green technological parts inherited from the Jump Jet that he assimilated and large blue-colored wings attached to his back. He has missile launchers attached to his wings, which he can reposition to act like cannons connected to his shoulders.
Other Media[]
Games[]
- Makino's Jet Mode is featured in Turbo Tactics. He appears on the last stage of the first level.
Toys[]
- Makino's Jet Mode was featured on the Max Steel vs Makino battle pack released in 2014.
- An action figure named as Wing Force Makino was released worldwide in 2014. It is one of the two releases of the Mega-Sized Villain subline alongside Ultimate Elementor.
- An action figure named as Jet Threat Makino was released on the second half of 2014. It is a special release complementing the 6" toy line.
Gallery[]
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Trivia[]
- Similar to his classic counterpart, Makino's Jet Mode was the first to be obtained by the character.