In the world of “Kamen Rider Zeztz,” there is an item that is more than just a weapon—that is the “DX Breakam Buster.” The greatest appeal of this item is its versatility, transforming into two forms, the sword-type “Caliber Mode” and the gun-type “Launcher Mode,” by replacing the blade part, despite being a single weapon. Not only does the shape change, but the sound gimmick also switches according to each mode, providing an exceptional sense of realism when you actually hold it. Furthermore, the Launcher Mode includes a visually impressive mechanism where the barrel deploys, allowing you to enjoy changes linked to the action.

The Breakam Buster has an operating part called the “trigger,” which, when pulled, activates an attack sound. Moreover, it features a two-step sequence where a Special Move sound rings out by setting the included item called the “Void Capsem” and rotating it. The existence of this Capsem is an element that further expands the depth of play, and the physical action, which goes beyond simple button operations, allows both children and adults to experience the in-show special effects. Furthermore, since the sound changes with each mode, a fresh surprise every time you switch forms is also a key feature.

In the show, the Breakam Buster appears as a special weapon owned by Kamen Rider Nox. Its existence is first confirmed in Case.9, where it demonstrates enough power to destroy the blade of Zeztz’s armament, the “Breakam Zeztzer.” However, subsequent depictions reveal the setting that the handle part of the Breakam Buster is actually broken, preventing it from exhibiting its full potential. This positioning as a “powerful but incomplete weapon” creates tension and depth within the story, deepening the attachment to the merchandise for fans and non-fans alike.

The set contents are simple, yet they are packed with endless ways to play: the Breakam Buster main unit and one Void Capsem. With just this, the set is configured to allow you to experience sword attacks, gun attacks, and even Special Move sequences, making it truly a dream set that lets you recreate battle scenes from the show at home. Incidentally, this Void Capsem also has a small gimmick where setting it in the separately sold DX Zeztz Driver produces an “error sound,” a subtle detail linked to the show’s storyline that is sure to make you smile.