Turbo Stealth Mode is Maxwell McGrath and Steel's eighth Turbo Mode. While visually similar to their Turbo Base Mode, it grants Max the ability of turn himself completely invisible. It first appeared in Scrambled.
History[]
Season 1[]
Scrambled[]
While Max and Steel were having trouble in dealing with Extroyer's new gorilla form, Steel suggests to use Turbo Stealth Mode, much to Max's confusion. Although the latter initially didn't believed him, Max yelled the name of the mode, causing it to activate and turning him completely invisible. They used this advantage against the villain and defeated him.
Season 2[]
Animated Films[]
Team Turbo[]
Abilities[]
- Invisibility: This mode makes Max Steel completely invisible.
- Sole Dampeners: According to the Official Website, Max's soles features dampeners that create a vacuum allowing Max to move in total silence.
Weaknessess[]
- If Max is splashed with any substance, he won't be invisible anymore, allowing villains to attack him.
- Decreased Strength and Agility: While it offers Max the capability of turning invisible, it diminishes his strength and agility.
Appearance[]
The appearance of the mode closely matches Max's Turbo Base Mode. It features a darker color scheme, being mostly black and having dark grey armored plates around his body. He gains light blue accents on his biceps, abdomen, legs and feet.
In Team Turbo, Max's face mask gets slightly transparent. The rest of the mode remains the same.
Gallery[]
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Trivia[]
- It was revelaed in Scrambled that Jim McGrath had access to Turbo Stealth Mode.
- In the 2000 series, Max's classic incarnation also had a Stealth Mode.
- The helmet of this mode can be taken off, as seen in The Great Turbo Star Caper.
- Before its official debut on the show, it first appeared in the bonus clip Tools for the Job.