B-Fighter Kabuto Input Card Gun ビーファイターカブト インプットカードガン

Welcome to my review of the Input Card Gun from B-Fighter Kabuto!
This gun is the follow-up to the Input Magnum from Jukou B-Fighter. The concept is the same, but the method is a little bit different here. Instead of entering codes on to a keypad, there is a series of Input Cards. The Input Cards unlock new sounds in this and all corresponding toys such as the Command Voicer and Insect Commander.
Like the Input Magnum, this weapon also has add-ons. Where the Input Magnum combined with the Pulsaber only, the Input Card Gun can combine with the Beet Arms [ビートアームズ] weapons of the New B-Fighters. More on that later...
This set includes five Input Cards. All have a unique sound when they are inserted and when they are used. The slide at the top ejects the card.
This is a pretty neat toy. I do favor the Input Magnum over this since it has much more in the way of sounds, but the connectivity with the Beet Arms Set [review on that coming soon] is just awesome. I don't like how easily the paint is worn on this guy. In all honesty, I got this toy for free. I felt it was worth sharing on UA-cam even if the paint quality is lacking. I wanted to put this review out before I got to the Beet Arms Set. So stay tuned for that!
There is a Beetleborgs Metallix version of this toy by Bandai America. Instead of the cool grey and black color scheme, the American version has a white and blue scheme. Avoid it...it looks stupid.
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[@anti4kids2000]

B-Fighter Kabuto had the most kick ass opening, and I've never even seen that show. I just remember its adaptation, Big Bad Beetleborgs Metallic. I love the ending theme as well.

[@David315842]

Awsome review. i'll be looking forward to your Beet Arms review. :)

[@matthewshiba3997]

1. Card Number 01! Input! Attack Beam! : Standard Energy Blast
2. Card Number 02! Input! Fire Beam! : Blast fo Fire
3. Card Number 03! Input! Jamming Beam! : Disrupting Sound Waves
4. Card Number 04! Input! Needle Laser! : Small Needle-like darts
5. Card Number 05! Input! Cement Beam! : A balst of Hardened Cement
6. Card Number 06! Input! Cold Laser! : A Freezing Blast
7. Card Number 07! Input! Tornado Shower! : A Highspeed Air

[@dmfighter]

Rather cool going through B-Fighter toys, though I'm more curious on the Beet Arms Set. Glad to know the paint wear is normal, mine's worse.

[@RangerReviewer]

Although I had BBM version, this was still an awesome toy, sucks that I lost it. Well it's going on my lost of what to get now.

[@6thhokagephil]

I always liked the B-fighter weapons. Better than sentai weapons IMO.

[@David315842]

@CCLemon99 Sounds like you got a lot of other stuff that needs reviewing for the rest of 2011. :D

[@hilarioph]

I like big bad beetleborgs when they use Toku metal heroes footage of B-fighter

[@23RedTechno]

Masaaki Endoh yeah!

[@EVAUnit4A]

Man I want that toy; the blue-repainted Bettleborgs Metallix version just wasn't good enough.
This is a VERY cool card-reading toy system in this series, IMO.
Stupid question: Are the Bettleborg -equivalent cards exactly the same/compatible with the Japanese toys? What about the sound effects?

[@FatalCorleone07]

Smh, I swear you have everything I ever wanted lol, like BJ sponsors you...jesus.