Equipment
- Jack Braces (ジャックブレス?)
- The bracelet worm by each member of Metal Jack, which they used to summon the Jack Suits and the Jack Armors. They also function as wireless communicators. The devices featured the Armored Police emblem stored in a compartment inside, which the team used to get a free pass during investigations. The Jack Brace used by Shadow is an older model fulled of scratches and equipped with a volume knob, and unlike the Jack Braces used by the main three heroes, it is not adorned with any emblem.
- Jack Suits (ジャックスーツ?)
- The primary armor of the Metal Jacks, equipped during the initial phases of an investigation or a battle. They are transmitted unto the wearer's body through a Jack Brace through the command "Suit On!". The suits are all equipped with a small compression cylinder which allows for better evasive movement and the inhaling of gas.
- Power Arm (パワーアーム?)
- A rescue tool used by the team when wearing the Jack Suits, its primary function is to save people's lives. In Episode 4, it was used to cut the cable of a shutter in order to rescue a group of people trapped inside a building. It also has the ability to clean up rubble.
- Jack Chaser (ジャックチェイサー?)
- A patrol car with the capability of flight. It is used by both, the Metal Jacks and the regular police.
- Buster Shot (バスターショット?)
- The standard-issue sidearm of the Metal Jacks. It can be transformed into a rifle by setting the long barrel that is folded underneath the standard barrel. This gimmick was carried over to the toy version, which changes the sound effect caused by the toy gun. The toy version was re-released as part of the Brave Police J-Decker toyline.
- Cermet Stick (サーメットスティック?)
- A nightstick-like weapon used by the Metal Jacks. The sticks can be covered with energy that allows them to
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