Medabots: Rokusho
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(GameBoy Advance - PAL, RPG)
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$113.64
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Developed by:
Natsume
Published by:
Natsume
Released On:
22 Nov 2002
Medabots: Rokusho is the companion title to MedaBots: Metabee . The player assumes the role of Ikki Tenryou, a boy who loves Medabots. When he is talked into buying a Medabot instead of dinner, Ikki discovers it is missing a vital medal. When a mysterious man named Phantom Renegade gives his father a medal, Ikki can finally compete against other Medafighters in Robattles. However, an organization known as the Medamaniacs are stealing medals and Medaparts from kids. Ikki must track down the source of the trouble.
Medabots can be built and customized using Medaparts. If a player wins a battle they get a Medapart, but if they lose, they must give up one of their Medaparts. In battle, turns are taken based on a Medabot's speed and how long it takes to get to the center of the battlefield, and after each turn they run back to the edge. Each Medapart has a defense rating, with damage depending on this. When a Medapart is destroyed, the Medabot can no longer use this Medapart to attack. When a Medabot's head is destroyed, the other Medabot wins.
Storyline and gameplay are identical between Metabee and Rokusho , but there are version-exclusive Medabots and Medaparts.
Gameplay
The gameplay involves strategy and planning, as players must think ahead to outmaneuver their opponents. With a variety of Medaparts available, players can customize their Medabots to suit different fighting styles. The game requires skill and patience, as each battle is unpredictable and can go either way.
UPC-A:
719593020264 (United States)
eBay Product ID:
9879 (United States)
Nintendo Media PN:
AGB-A9BE-USA (United States)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Controls
L Button
Changes screens on your Medawatch.
Control Pad
For walking and highlighting items or game menus.
START
Starts your game.
SELECT
Not used.
R Button
Changes screens on your Medawatch.
B Button
Accesses in-game Medawatch menus.
A Button
Engages people in conversation. Selects highlighted menu items to run while holding button down.
How to Play
Adventure Begins
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Team up with Enika and talk to townsfolk to start solving mysteries.
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Explore far and wide to uncover the sources of local trouble.
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Hunch: Medat 10109 is waiting in Wonderpark.
Build Your Medabot!
A basic Medabolt comes out of the box, but creating your own configuration of Medaparts is the most rewarding aspect of ownership. The essential components that comprise all Medabots are as follows:
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Tinpet: The hardware or metal chassis for a Medabot. Collect multiple Tinpets to add hardware and Medaparts to create a Medabot.
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Medaparts: Available in four types: legs, left arms, right arms, and heads. You can buy Medaparts, but to obtain a used one, you must win them in Robotales or trade for them.
Your Medawatch
Your Medawatch is more than a communication tool; it is a valuable database containing data on Medals, Medaparts, and game progress. Understanding how to program it for Robattles helps you advance quickly in the game. The following tips and information will get you started.
Medabots
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Assigning a Leader: Robattle teams feature leaders and partners. Both roles fight equally hard, but if your leader ceases to function, you lose the Robattle regardless of how many partners remain.
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Refitting Medabots: It is important to assign Medabots according to their roles. If you change a Medabot from a leader to a partner, check that its Medaparts support your team.
Medaparts
Head Medaparts
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Specialty: A one-word description for the head Medepart. Using this specialty grants your STAFF certain specific advantages.
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Rate of Success: The higher the Armour amount, the tougher the head Medepart. High Rate of Success means the part is less likely to fail in combat.
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Specialty Action: When you point damage, a Medepart can strike one target and specify the strike type, such as "Berserk" or "Shoot." This Medepart can automatically use these specialties for your Medeparts.
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Amount of Uses: Some parts have limited charges available during a sortie. This amount recharges automatically after each sortie.
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Arm Compatibility: Equipping a head Medepart increases your Rate of Success (ROS) in a Robotic.
Arm Medaparts
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Armour: Some Medeparts are not strong but cannot take much damage. Try to balance power with a fair amount of armour.
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Rate of Success: A high Rate of Success (ROS) value for "Shoot" and "Strike" Medeparts leads to winning skirmishes.
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Power: Greater power inflicts more damage. Weapon Medeparts work best against light-armoured, fast-moving Medebots.
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Specialty: Each time you use this specialty, your STAFF has certain specific advantages. "Berserk" and "Shoot" are executed with specific specialties that this Medepart can automatically use.
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Charge: Arm Medeparts require time to charge before you can use them.
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Arm Compatibility: Attaching arm Medeparts to Medebots with the same specialty increases your Rate of Success (ROS) and maximises damage on tough opponents.
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Radiation: Arm Medeparts require a cooling-down period before they can be used again.
Saving Your Game
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Save your progress after every Robattle or major event to save hours of work.
SAVE
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Do you want to save your game?
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YES
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NO
Medabots Robattle!
You won't get far in the game without winning Robattles. Pay close attention to the tips on page 22 to learn the key elements needed to emerge victorious.
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Character Selected: Use a move from your list during a miss. If you use that Medial move and Medabot, the rating appears in the lower left corner of the screen.
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Charge Medaforce: Medabots, along with their Medaboys (M), gain Medaforce whenever they receive damage. You can collect large amounts of Medaforce by reducing your Medabot to a charge MF.
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Move Selected: Medabots always have automatic Medapoints when they reach the centre of the screen. If they lose the Medapoint, the track is automatically recorded as a "miss."
What's Next?
The wily Rubberbo Gang will stop at nothing to turn kids out of sidebots. Remain vigilant as you hunt down this elusive band. Rely on your Meduscine powers to defeat the toughest enemies. If that doesn't work, change Medaparts or retreat from wherever you last saved to build skill levels. Good luck is often as precious as the rarest Medal.
Items & Weapons
Medals
Medals possess specific attributes such as Specialty, which performs best with compatible Medagards, and Aim, which determines target priority. They also feature Compatibility attributes that grant bonuses when paired with matching Medagards.
Skills
Medals gain strength in eight key skills depending on the Medagards used in their subtitles. Players can adjust these skills by swapping different Medagards to gain bonus points in specific areas.
Rotation
The Rotation feature allows players to place desired Medagards to quickly defeat weak opponents. It includes a Repetition function that lets users modify rotation steps from eight moves down to two using the Control Pad.
MediForce
Evolved Medals acquire powerful MediForce skills that allow control over Rigs and enemies. These skills have classifications, require specific power accumulation to use, and can be identified by pressing the START button.
Items
Items are non-solo-selecting collectibles that assist in winning over friends, exploring new areas, and solving puzzles. Examples like the Runbombo Medal help access new locations or serve as disguises.
Vehicles
Specialized Medabots programmed to transport players by air, land, or water allow for quick travel to various locations. Early vehicles are used for general travel, while later specialized Medabots reach remote regions inaccessible to most players.
Moto
A very new vehicle received fairly early in the game that allows players to travel to places already visited and unexplored areas. It functions as a primary means of transportation for accessing different locations.
Transportation Medabots
Specific Medabots such as the Hot Shot, Wind, and Periscope are designed for human transport rather than engaging in Robattles. They are essential for reaching remote regions that most Medahgetters will never see.
Tips & Maps
Medaports
Choose the Medaports icon to select the Medaport you want to use in the next round. Press the Control Pad in the direction of the desired Medaport or press Down to charge MF.
Medaforce
Use a Medaforce to deliver a knockout blow. Medaforces are more powerful than any Medarot, but it requires preparation, and the gauge must be completely full to use abilities.
Status
Select the Status option to check the armour and MF ratings of your Medarot. This is a great option if you're unsure which weapons are damaged or fully ready for the next round.
Aim
Use the Aim icon to find out which specific foe a Medarot may target if given a choice, as some Medals are incompatible with certain opponents.
Rotation
If you didn't have a chance to program your Medarot's plan of attack prior to a Robattle, you can do it during a match by selecting the Rotation icon. Program from one to eight steps.
Auto
If you already programmed your rotation sequence, you can run the program by selecting the Auto icon. Some Medafighters control the team leader and let the partner Medaports run on auto.
Stores
Visit local stores to check for Medaparts, as the limited inventory may offer the last part needed to complete your ultimate Medabot collection.
Trading
Link up with another Medabots version using a Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable to trade specific Medaparts that are not found in the other game. You may hand over a Medapart if you lose the trading battle.
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