Homage Weapons
In episode 24 of the series Dendoh is forced to fight without the aid of data weapons, forcing it to use an arsenal of weapons that are homages to various early mecha anime. This incarnation has been dubbed as Full Armor Dendoh.
- 3-Tube Cannon and 9-Tube Missile Launcher: On the left and right shoulders, respectively; these weapons are a homage to Xabungle, specifically it's full armor mode.
- Beam Rifle: On the right hand; this weapon is a homage to the original Gundam's beam rifle.
- Bow and Energy Encased Arrows: On the left wrist; this weapon is a homage to Raideen.
- 3-Barrel Missile Launcher: On the right ankle; this weapon is a homage to the Zaku 2 from the original Mobile Suit Gundam.
- Super Dendoh Yo-Yos: Stored on the hips; these weapons are a homage to Combattler V.
- Double Tomahawk: Stored on back; these weapons are a homage to Getter Robo G's form of Getter Dragon.
- Dendoh Sword: Stored on the back of the waist; this weapon is a homage to Voltes V.
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