"Super Quantal Mech King Great Magnus" Rating Score by ブルーバード

A robot that can become the strongest by combining three machines and three hearts. Two types of suppression + complete resistance and on the face value even exceed that super thunder dragon.
But honestly Super Quantum isn't that strong. First of all, the search for the Magna Carriers required to bring them out is not stable. Even if he puts out hiikora next time, he may be tortured to death by Kaiju. Lastly, if you use Super Quantum with full power, isn't it stronger to control Super Quantum Xyz side by side normally? to fall into a situation. It proves the eternal problem of robot animation that the number decreases and becomes weaker due to coalescence.
If you use it in Super Quantum, it would be better not to aim for full power, but to combine the exhausted aircraft with the aim of bounce effect.
If you want to put it out, let's put it out with Dreadnoid. In this operation, it will compete with Azeus, but it would be nice to have a dream co-starring with Azeus by making use of his resistance. As an unusual point, you can think of using it to rank up 《Number C9: Chaos Dyson Sphere》with 《Rank-Up-Magic Astral Force》. With the effect of Sphere, you can absorb the opponent's monsters and aim for a perfect form. If you use Astral Force, you can do stupid tricks to rank up from "Superdimensional Robot Galaxy Destroyer", but if you come this far, you're in the realm of a madman.
The combination of robots is no longer a traditional art. However, its history is surprisingly short, and the recently talked about Getter Robo (1974) is the first. (Mazinger Z is a delicate line, but I will put it aside for now.) After that, it will lead to Gundam through Combattler V, which gained popularity with the combination of five bodies. Gundam doesn't merge at all these days, but in the beginning it was selling core fighters merging...
In special effects, the appearance of combined robots is even later, and in Sentai, Denjiman in 1980 is the first. I'm surprised because Goranger didn't even exist a giant humanoid robot. It's a familiar sight that the enemy becomes huge at the end and fights on a giant humanoid robot, but in fact, it was the messenger from Nico Douga, the Toei version of Spider-Man, who established that method. Whoa when!