Kamen Rider Zero-One: MetalCluster Hopper Form Toys Announced

Bandai Toys announced new toys for Kamen Rider Zero-One‘s MetalCluster Hopper Form featuring the DX MetalCluster Hopper Progrise Key, the DX Progrise Hopper Blade, and the RKF Kamen Rider Zero-One MetalCluster Hopper figure.

First is the DX MetalCluster Hopper Progrise Key. This Progrise Key is used by Kamen Rider Zero-One to transform into his MetalCluster Hopper form. The user transforms by pressing the button on the MetalCluster Hopper Progrise Key, scanning it on the right side of the belt to authenticate, transforming the Progrise Key to the key mode, and finally, setting it in the DX Hiden Zero-One Driver (sold separately) to transform.

To activate the finisher, the user needs to push the Progrise Key while it is set on the Driver. In addition, while this Progrise Key is set, the user can scan the DX Progrise Hopper Blade (sold separately) to perform a unique finisher.

Just like all previously released DX Progrise Keys, the DX MetalCluster Hopper Progrise Key is compatible with other Kamen Rider Zero-One transformation devices such as the DX A.I.M.S. ShotRiser and DX MetsubouJinrai ForceRiser (both sold separately).

The DX MetalCluster Hopper Progrise Key will go for ¥2,800 and is set for retail release on February 15th.

Next, Bandai toys is releasing the DX Progrise Hopper Blade. The Progrise Hopper Blade is Kamen Rider Zero-One MetalCluster Hopper’s primary weapon. By pressing the trigger, the attack sound will activate. The weapon also has four different special moves.

The first move is turned on by pressing the trigger five times continuously and activating the standby sound. Pulling the trigger again will activate the “Programming Strash” move.

The second move is turned on by scanning the DX MetalCluster Hopper Progrise Key (sold separately) that is inserted in the DX Hiden Zero-One Driver (sold separately) and pulling the trigger to activate the “Final Strash” move. The third move is turned on by combining it with the DX Attache Calibur (sold separately) and pulling the trigger to activate the “Gigant Strash” move.

The final move is turned on by scanning the combined DX Progrise Hopper Blade and DX Attache Calibur to the DX MetalCluster Hopper Progrise Key that is inserted in the DX Hiden Zero-One Driver and pulling the trigger to activate the “Ultimate Strash” move.

The DX Progrise Hopper Blade will go for ¥3,500 and is set for retail release in late February.

Lastly, there’s the RKF Kamen Rider Zero-One MetalCluster Hopper figure. The figure is part of the RIDER KICK’S FIGURES (RKF) toyline. It has 18 points of articulation, allowing the figure to perform a variety of poses and an impressive Rider Kick. This figure also comes with the Progrise Hopper Blade, Attache Calibur, and interchangeable hands.

The RKF Kamen Rider Zero-One MetalCluster Hopper figure will go for cost ¥2,800 yen and is set for retail release on February 15th.

Source: Bandai Toys Japan