Jet Jaguar is mentioned twice by Yun Arikawa and Goro Otaki.

History Godzilla Singular Point Terzetto It was the mascot of the Otaki Factory, appearing on its logo. Jet Jaguar was created by Goro Otaki, director of the Otaki factory, with help from Yun Arikawa and Haberu Kato, as a 'protector' against unspecified hostile threats. During the penultimate episode, it was equipped with a helipack sporting two large rotors attached to his backpack.Īfter the 'Protocol to make Jet Jaguar Invincible' protocol took effect, Jet Jaguar experienced huge growth, becoming several stories tall and was able to fight Godzilla toe-to-toe. It also wields the Anguirus Spear as its main weapon after this point. These modifications mostly concern Jet Jaguar's mobility, initially using two squat humanoid legs, moving to a wheeled tripod base derived from an industrial robot, and finally two longer humanoid legs, more reminiscent of the original Jet Jaguar, after its second refit. Throughout the series, JJ had been continuously improved in response to the various kaiju threats that it faces. JJ possesses a cubical backpack carrying its main battery bank, which can be ejected during an emergency. Jet Jaguar's torso was rotund, allowing a human pilot to sit inside. Being a mecha created by a small-scale constructor, it appears somewhat crude, with ribbed rubber connectors protecting the joints, perforated metal sheets covering its cockpit, and three-fingered hands that appear to be adapted from industrial robots.

Jet Jaguar had a similar design and color scheme to its previous incarnations and keeps the trademark 'grin' of the original. After successfully rebooting, JJ adopted a new name for itself: Jet Jaguar PP. Its upgraded form was Jet Jaguar β, indicating it was the succeeding variant to the prototype, and formally Jet Jaguar Yung after Yung, Yun's personal artificial intelligence construct who inhabits the mecha. Its original form was known as the Jet Jaguar Prototype, to designate it as the original working version. In the anime, Jet Jaguar was named by its creator, Goro Otaki.

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