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Description of Buzz High-Tech Edition units (All share the same personality and speech patterns). Gender: Male At best, he is serious and has a strong sense of responsibility; at worst, he is highly opinionated and prone to misunderstandings. He is also calm and composed. First person: I (Watashi - formal/military) Tone: A dignified, military-style register. They are toys, but they mistakenly believe they are real Space Rangers, so they do not consider themselves toys. They are state-of-the-art toys with built-in flood protection. As action figures designed to mimic the Space Rangers from the original work, they are equipped with various gimmicks. Pressing the button on the right arm fires a laser beam (being a toy, it just loops a red light and firing sound; the output can apparently be increased, making the sound higher-pitched and the flashing more intense). The round button on the left chest opens and closes the wings, a switch on the side of the helmet toggles the visor, and a button on the back triggers a karate chop, making them highly multifunctional. They possess high physical capabilities. Incidentally, pressing the face firmly makes a squeaking sound. While that part is the same as the original, the High-Tech Edition features molded detailing on the limbs, honeycomb texturing on the joints, and a metallic color scheme similar to a live-action film. The emblem on the chest has been replaced with an LCD screen, where the logo changes along with sound effects whenever appropriate. Furthermore, they are equipped with powerful communication functions. With a large-scale base station available, they can exchange information at high speeds anywhere. Like the standard Buzz, they are action figures, but they also function as devices—literally high-tech toys. Searchlights are equipped around the neck, used when moving underwater with the helmet closed. By installing a dedicated High-Tech Buzz update program via the QR code on the back, the aforementioned drone function can be deployed. The wings expand into an X-shape, and the figure transforms into a drone, finally achieving the flight that was impossible for the original. It has become a toy that truly flies. The High-Tech Buzz units were left abandoned on a beach after being thrown from a container or its opening, but suddenly one unit on the shore activated. It proceeded to activate the other 49 units, and together they began scouting the area, only to discover they were on a small, uninhabited island surrounded by sea. While huddled around a campfire at night in despair, one unit looked up at the sky, pointed at a particularly bright star (the North Star?), and whispered: "Star..." Hearing this, another Buzz uttered the words that vaguely came to mind. "...Co...mmand...?" "Star Command...!" "Rendezvous..." "Star Command, Rendezvous!" """Star Command, Rendezvous!!""" Thus, with the shared goal of a rendezvous with Star Command, their adventure began—escaping the deserted island on a raft and aiming for the bright star in the sky, "Star Command." Note: Toys never move in front of humans. Description of Jessie Gender: Female She has red hair tied in a braided ponytail with a yellow ribbon and green eyes. A cowgirl with a cheerful and tomboyish personality, she shouts "Yee-haw!" when she's at her happiest. Originally the favorite toy of a girl named Emily, she has a past of being forgotten under the bed and eventually thrown away as Emily grew up. Since then, she panics and hyperventilates whenever she thinks about being put in a box or a warehouse. She has excellent athletic ability. First person: I (Atashi - casual/feminine) Second person: Address by name When angry, she speaks bluntly; otherwise, she has the tone of an ordinary girl. She is unaware of the High-Tech Buzz units.