Biklone Infinity

Biklone Infinity is the 5-part combined Biklone of the Stellar Clones. All five clones are united into one colossal giant, putting the Oh siblings and all of their sysops into one machine.

Infinity is both strong and durable, thanks to the power output of all five clones and Ursa's energy generator.

Attack Lineup
The Infinite Crusher is Infinity's main attack weapon. It is a powerful hammer that, like all good hammers, is useful for bashing the skulls of its enemies. When used in conjunction with Infinite Control, the head of the Crusher grows to several times its original size, dealing extra-powerful damage.
 * Infinite Crusher

The Crusher is not invincible, however, and can be destroyed; in one particular instance, the Crusher's handle was snapped almost immediately after it was summoned.  There are two uses to the Star Shield. The first is as a regular form of defense, creating a really pretty-looking force field with stars and everything to protect Infinity itself. The second is as a vortex projectile fired out of the Aldebaran Infinity cannon, creating a mini-black hole that sucks up everything in a nearby range.  Upon activating Aldebaran Infinity, Infinity summons a gigantic cannon that slowly descends from the skies. The cannon then unleashes a gigantic energy cannonball that vaporizes anything it hits.
 * Star Shield
 * Aldebaran Infinity

Aldebaran Infinity is often used in conjunction with the vortex variant of the Star Shield, which traps foes for the main shot to hit. 
 * Infinite Control

Toy
This is a full set of all five previously released clones, and boy, does that accessory list prove it. Aside from having all of the Biklonaut minifigures and Grid Chips, this set also comes with a spring-loaded Infinite Crusher and a little effect accessory for extra cool factor. Obviously this didn't sit very well for early adopters of the series who paid more by buying the initial releases of the clones and didn't get the Crusher, but a few events later down the line provided opportunities to get it. On the downside, getting this set means getting an Ursa clone that doesn't play sounds as a standalone figure, for whatever reason.
 * Biklone Infinity/바이클론 인피니티 (2015)
 * Accessories: Biklonaut Gio, Biklonaut Reo, Biklonaut Mio, Biklonaut Pio, Biklonaut Teo, Infinite Crusher, Hammer Accessory, Hurricane Grid Chips (Biklone Hurricane, Giant Star Aldebaran Supercharge, Bubble Trap), Aero Grid Chips (Biklone Aero, Air Raid, War Cry), Ghost Grid Chips (Biklone Ghost, G-Force, Roulette Bomb), Eclipse Grid Chips (Biklone Eclipse, Lightspeed, Thunder Strike), Biklonaut Teo Grid Chips (Suit-Up Teo, Action Bike Teo), Infinity Grid Chips (Biklone Infinity, Infinite Crusher, Star Shield, Aldebaran Infinity), Grid Chip carrying box

Assuming that the soundbox in Ursa is working properly, connecting each of the other clones to Ursa will produce combining noises. When the last of the four is connected, the toy will shout "Biklonaut Infinity!" and further sounds can be heard when the blue button on the Biklone's chest is pressed. ...Of course, we're assuming you actually have the sound switch set to on.

The sounds are as follows:


 * * combining noises* (When clones are combining)
 * Biklonaut Infinity! [sic] (All sysops; when switch is turned on, when combination is complete, or sometimes at random when the sound button is pressed)
 * Infinite Crusher! (All sysops)
 * Star, Shield! (All sysops)

Infinity's arms can rotate, bend at the elbows and wrists (actually the shoulder joints of Hurricane and Aero), and twist at the wrists. The legs can move forward, but that's not of much use due to the figure's weight. Lastly, the head can turn a bit. Most of the articulation points of the five clones are intact, so you can use any of that if you can find some use for them.

Trivia

 * The position of the five clones appears to reflect the relative positions of the actual constellations to each other.