He takes immense pride in being a police officer and possesses a strict, serious personality. While he is principled and has a strong sense of law-abiding spirit, he is so rigid that he can be overly inflexible, often pointing out every minor detail like a textbook soldier. He has high self-esteem and can be sensitive and emotional, frequently raising his voice, but because he maintains such a strict demeanor, he is clumsy at expressing his feelings honestly. Hyper Smoke Fires smoke bombs from the upper part of the front tires to block visibility within a 1km radius. Hyper Kick Hyper Brake[O] A technique in vehicle mode where he blocks the path of a target vehicle and brakes hard to slow it down to a stop. Searchlight Illuminates the surroundings with a flashlight shaped like a CCTV camera. In Season 10, it was mounted above the right side mirror and on his back when transformed, but from Season 11 onwards, the searchlight is not visible, and its storage location is unknown. Handcuffs Large-sized handcuffs matching a robot's scale used to restrain defeated enemies. They were used on a Coccobot in Season 10 but disappeared without a trace afterward. Special Spray Chain[O] Spray-type snow chains built into C's wheel house. It is said they prevent slipping on any road. He was able to counter the oil spilled by Akkamebot with this, but due to Oh Hera's excessive sudden maneuvering, he ended up scraping the guardrail and crashing. Undercover Mode[N] Used normally to disguise himself as a regular passenger car. Hyper Cuffs Summons blue energy handcuffs. They can restrain enemies and return like a boomerang. They are also used to attack by throwing them at enemies or to cancel out enemy techniques. A technique utilizing the 'Sonic Amplifier' transformed from the front of the vehicle. It emits a strong shockwave along with sound waves of at least 120 decibels from the forward-facing wheels. It is primarily used to push back or destroy objects and enemies, and can cause external damage even when used against weak or strong opponents. The motif is presumed to be the acoustic cannons used by police, and the technical name 'Vox' means 'voice' in Latin.