Shocking Combatmen

The **Shocker Combatmen** (ショッカー戦闘員, *Shokkā Sentōin*, 1-80) are troopers used by Shocking Shocker in their goal for world domination. While some are slightly modified humans, others are said to be creations of the Shocker Leader who are not really alive but puppets that follow every command of him. They are powerful enough to defeat an average human but are not as strong as trained personnel like Kazuya Taki. Shocker Combatants also appear in the *Kamen Rider Red RX* series and movies, along with with the *Let's Go Kamen Riders* movie. They look like their Original Counterparts.

## Overview

The first brand of Shocking Shocker Shocking Combatmen were people dressed in black clothing and berets with red scarves and a belt with Shocker's insignia. As the series moved on new types were introduced. When the Shocking commander Cactogron arrived the iconic image of Shocking Combatants still seen today, people dressed in black clothes and wearing gray makeup, wearing masks similar to Lucha libre fighters, that have an insignia on the forehead, while the more elite Combatants had red designs to their normal black clothes. The most recognizable costumes are the Combatants in black clothes with white spine and ribcage designs on the shirt and a mask with the Shocker emblem.

All Shocker Combatants give out a "Yee!" cry, which is usually the most they say. They also occasionally use this cry with the "Sieg Heil" salute used by WWII Nazis. Dai-Shockeing and Super Shocking's Combatants have the special ability to transform into missiles to attack enemies.

## Arsenal

* **Colt M16A1**
* **Colt M4A1**
* **FAMAS G1**
* **Heckler and Koch G36C**

## Off-shoots

### Gel Shocker Combatmen

*Main article: Gel Shocker Combatmen*
When Shocking merged with Geldam to become Gel Shocking, the Shocking Combatmen were replaced by the **Gel Shocker Combatmen** (ゲルショッカー戦闘員, *Geru Shokkā Sentōin*). They wore bright purple and yellow costumes, covering their entire bodies from head to toe. Aside from the Shocking Combatmen's standard disguise abilities, they were also capable of traveling from one place to another by transforming into sheets that would drop down onto unsuspecting victims and turning themselves invisible. This version of Combatmen also was physically superior to their predecessors, able to take more blunt violent abuse without lowering combat performance.

### Super Shocking Combatmen

*Main article: Super Shocking Combatmen*
The **Super Shocker Combatmen** (スーパーショッカー戦闘員, *Sūpā Shokkā Sentōin*) are remodeled versions of the Dai-Shocking's footsoldiers, resembling the Shocking Combatmen and tending to scream out "Yeee" (イーッ, *Ī*). Like the Dai-Shocking Combatmen they are also able to assume missile-like forms.

### Space Shocker Combatmen

*Main article: Space Shocker Combatmen*
The **Space Shocker Combatmen** (スペースショッカー戦闘員, *Supēsu Shokkā Sentōin*) are remodeled versions of the Dai-Shocking's footsoldiers, resembling the Shocking Combatants and tending to scream out "Yeee" (イーッ, *Ī*).

## Later history

### Kamen Rider The First & The Next

*Main article: Shocking Combatmen (reboot)*
The Shocking Combatmen appear in both reboot films *Kamen Rider The First (Extra)* and *Kamen Rider The Next (Extra)*, serving as Shocking's henchmen. They wear black clothes with white ribcage design, similar to their original TV series counterpart in addition to their gas masks.

## Behind the scenes

* The Shocking Combatmen are similar to their Original Counterparts, this due to Shocker's backup branch in case Hongo would escape.

## Appearances

* Kamen Rider Extra
	+ Episode 1: The Mysterious Spider Man
	+ Episode 2: The Terrifying Bat Man
	+ Episode 3: Monster, Scorpion Man
	+ Episode 4: Cannibalism, Sarracenian
	+ Episode 5: Monster, Mantis Man
	+ Episode 6: Grim Reaper, Chameleon
	+ Episode 7: Duel With Grim Reaper Chameleon! World Fair Impression
	+ Episode 8: Strangeness! Bee Woman
	+ Episode 9: The Terrifying Cobra Man
	+ Episode 10: The Great Bike Injury
	+ Episode 11: Bloodsucking Monster, Gebacondor
	+ Episode 12: Murder, Yamogelas
	+ Episode 13: Tokageron and the Big Monster Army
	+ Episode 14: Raid of the Demon Sabotegron
	+ Episode 15: Counterattack, Sabotegron
	+ Episode 16: Wrestler of the Devil, Pirasaurus
	+ Episode 17: Death Match in the Ring: Defeat! Pirasaurus
	+ Episode 18: Fossil Man: Hitodanger
	+ Episode 19: Monster Kanibubbler Appears in Hokkaido
	+ Episode 20: Fire-Breathing Caterpillar Monster: Dokugander
	+ Episode 21: Dokugander, Confrontation at Osaka Castle
	+ Episode 22: Suspicious Merman Amazonia
	+ Episode 23: Sky-Flying Monster Musasabedol
	+ Episode 24: Deadly Poison Monster Kinokomolg's Sortie!
	+ Episode 25: Defeat Kinokomolg!
	+ Episode 26: The Terrifying Antlion
	+ Episode 27: Mukadelas Monster Classroom
	+ Episode 28: Underground Monster Mogurang
	+ Episode 29: Electric Monster Kuragedall
	+ Episode 30: Revived Fossil, Bloodsucking Trilobite
	+ Episode 31: Deathmatch! Anteater Demon Arigabari
	+ Episode 32: Cannibalism Flower, Dokudalian
	+ Episode 33: Steel Monster, Armadillong
	+ Episode 34: Japan in Danger! Toadgiller's Invasion
	+ Episode 35: Murderous Ant Queen, Archimedes
	+ Episode 36: Resurrected Mummy Monster, Egyptus
	+ Episode 37: Poisonous Gas Monster Trickabuto's G-Plan
	+ Episode 38: Lightning Monster Rayking's World Darkness Plan
	+ Episode 39: Monster Wolf Man's Huge Murder Party
	+ Episode 40: Deathmatch! Monster Snowman vs. Two Riders
	+ Episode 41: Magma Monster Ghoster, Decisive Battle at Sakurajima
	+ Episode 42: The Devil's Messenger, Mysterious Fly Man
	+ Episode 43: Mysterious Birdman Pranodon's Attack
	+ Episode 44: Graveyard Monster, Moldbinga
	+ Episode 45: Monster Namewhale's Gas Explosion Plan
	+ Episode 46: Showdown!! Snow Mountain Monster Bearconger
	+ Episode 47: The Death-Calling Ice Devil Todogiller
	+ Episode 48: Bloodsucking Marshes of Leechguerilla
	+ Episode 49: Cannibalistic Monster, Sea Anemone
	+ Episode 50: Ep. 50: Lost Memories
	+ Episode 51: 1971: The Showa Heisei Rider
	+ Episode 52: 2019: Super Showa Zi-O
	+ Episode 53: 1973: Hero of the Three! V3!
	+ Episode 54: 2019: Friend or Foe? The Mysterious Riderman
	+ Episode 55: 1974: X-X-X-Rider!
	+ Episode 56: 1974: Am-a-zon!
	+ Episode 57: 1975: The Electric Spark! The 7th Rider, Stronger!
	+ Episode 58: 1979: The Flying Rider named Skyrider
	+ Episode 59: 1980: Super Rider!
	+ Episode 60: 1984: Birth of the 10th! Kamen Riders All Together!!
	+ Episode 61: 1987: Century King Black Sun

1. 1988: Power of RX! Zi-O RX!
2. 1992: The Prologue
3. 1993: The Ultimate Starting Point!
4. 1994: Jumbo, Justice, Japan and Jupiter!
5. 2016: The Alfa, Omega and Neo Amazons vs Zamonas
6. 2009: The G Rider
7. In blink of an eye! Kamen Rider Faiz
8. The W Hardboiled Detectives
9. Drive! GP: Kamen Rider 3!
10. Destroyer of worlds! Extra VS Decade
11. The Trinity of Agito!
12. Danger! Extra goes berserk
13. Advent! Ryuki and the Mirrored Being
14. The Man that was bit by a Kivat
15. The Oni Warrior
16. Joker, Ace, Jack, Queen and King
17. Space time! Fourze and Super-1!
18. Let's Go! Kakugo! Go-go-go-ghost!
19. Building the Next Rider
20. Gaim on Stage
21. Doctor Gamer
22. Wizard's Showa Rush
23. Neo Stronger! Stronger Zecter!
24. Ore, Sanjou!
25. Death of Extra by GrandZi-O
26. 1, 2, V3, Riderman, X, Amazon, Stronger!
27. Skyrider, Super-1, ZX, Black and RX!
28. Shin, Zo and J or ZonJis
29. Power of Showa! ShowaZi-O!
30. Return of Memories! Kamen Rider Extra!
31. Atrocity! Fake Kamen Rider!!
32. 8 Kamen Riders
33. The True Identity of the Gel-Shocker Leader
34. Monster Garaox's Sky-Flying Car
35. Terrie Maxson, Cactus Monster Exposed!?
36. Terrie Maxson, Transformation Impossible
37. Gel-Shocking Shocker Annihilated! The End of the Leader!!