[FairyKing]

It's not as majestic as God KingOhger or other "every single mecha combines" final robos, that's for sure, but I actually kinda like it. The tire faces work as a way to emphasize that it's the whole team coming together without cluttering it up with everyone's cars.

One thing about all the Boonboomger Robo variations that bugged me at first but has grown on me a lot during the series is the use of negative space. The skinny limbs create space between the bigger shapes of the torso, lower legs and arm attachments, and the big power-ups (119 and Champion) both have armor that doesn't hug too close to the body and leaves empty space around it. And at first I thought that looked flimsy and awkward, but I've come to appreciate how it lets the robos be big without being bulky, whereas more "solid" designs would've seemed too heavy and slow for the Boonboomgers' racing theme.