Medabots: Metabee

Medals have specific attributes. This medal performs best when combined with "Shoot" Medaparts.

Indicates which type of Medaparts that will be targeted first.

This is your rate of success. To improve it, pair Medaparts with the same Medal attributes. Compatible Medaparts will receive a bonus.

Depending on the Medaparts used in robattles, each Medal will gain strength in eight key skills. If you want a Medal to gain more points in a certain skill, try using different Medaparts.

Program your Medabot's attack plan at the Rotation screen. The Rotation feature is a quick autopilot method for defeating weak opponents.

Modify the steps in your rotation program from eight moves to one by using the Control Pad on the highlighted Repetition icon.

As your Medal evolves, you'll acquire powerful Medaforce skills that are mightier than any Medapart.

Press START to identify a Medal's Medaforce. Some specialize in harming foes while others specialize in healing friends.

Skill is the purpose or classification of a Medaforce.

This indicates how much Medaforce power you need to accumulate to use a certain Medaforce.

Leg Medaparts often contain more armor than any other component. If you have to take a hit, here's the place to take it.

The propulsion used in leg Medaparts can improve the amount of charge time used by arm Medaparts to recover.

A high evasion rating can increase chances for dodging attacks.

A high defense rating can help reduce the damage inflicted to the armor on this Medapart.

If this number is high, range won't be a factor for "Strike," "Berserk," "Defend" or "Heal" commands.

This value helps increase your chances of success for "Shoot," "Aim Shoot," "Support" and "Interrupt" operations.

Leg Medaparts are designed for specific terrain. The faster a Medabot moves, the more chances it will have to attack in a Robattle.

By pairing a leg Medapart with a Medal that has the same specialty, your Rate of Success (ROS) will increase in a Robattle.

Review the levels and strengths of your individual Medals on your Medawatch menu. There are over twenty Medals in the game. Your Medawatch displays the attributes for all of the Medals collected so far.

The Medaparts Menu reviews all of the Medaparts that you've collected and classifies them according to over twenty specialties. If you have all the Medaparts for a Medabot, you can build it to match the Medal!

It's important to build up experience points and levels, but keep a goal in mind when developing specific Medal skill attributes. Top teams have specific roles assigned to each Medabot. Rubberobo Medals might buy your way out of a Robattle, but they actually slow your progress for building up Medal experience levels. It's always ideal to match specific Medals to their Medaparts. The faster your Medabots move the more chances they'll have to hit their enemies.

Head and Arm Medaparts are collectible items that provide various stat bonuses and special abilities to your Medabot.

This description represents the head part's specialty. Each time you use this specialty, your Medal's skill level will increase.

By pairing a head Medapart with a medal that has the same specialty, your Rate of Success (ROS) will increase in a Robattle.

Any Medapart with a high Rate of Success is less likely to fail in a robattle.

Power is the amount of point damage a Medapart can inflict on a target, with some weapons having a penetrating value for additional damage.

Some parts have a limited number of charges available during a robattle that recharges automatically after each match.

Some arm Medaparts dish it out but can't take it, so it is best to balance power with a fair amount of armor.

A high Rate of Success (ROS) value for 'Shoot' and 'Strike' Medaparts is vital for winning a robattle.

The greater the power, the more damage you inflict, though weaker power weapons work best on light-armed, fast-moving Medabots.

Arm Medaparts require time to charge before you can use them.

Arm Medaparts require a cooling down period before they can be used again.

Items are useful or not-so-useful objects found in addition to Medals and Medaparts, useful for winning battles, exploring, or solving puzzles.

This medal is great for escaping from tough battles.

A less practical item that works as a disguise.

You will receive this fairly early in the game to see where you've traveled and places that you'll still need to explore.

Specialized Medabots programmed to quickly take you places by air, land, or water.

These Medabots are specially designed for human transport and were not really designed to engage in Robattles, serving to reach remote regions.

Examples include the Mini S. Wheel, Silver Locket, Wings of Wind, and the Periscope.