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'''Anti-Air''' (<span style="cursor: help;" title="Taikuu">たいくう</span> or <span style="cursor: help;" title="Anchieaa">アンチエアー</span>, "Anti-air") is a type of [[attack]] present in almost all Medarot games.  
'''Anti-Air''' (たいくう ''taikuu'' in [[Medarot 1]] and [[Medarot 2]]; アンチエアー ''anchieaa'' in [[Medarot 3]] onwards) is an attack introduced in [[Medarot 1]] as a property of an attack and as an attack in [[Medarot 2]] onwards.


Anti-Air attacks do extra damage to [[Medarot]]s with [[Flying (leg type)|Flying]]-type leg parts. It's often depicted as a type of missile attack, and works similarly to [[Anti-Sea]].
== Description ==


== In Medarot 1, 2, and R ==
In [[Medarot 1]], some attacks would be specially made to be Anti-Air attacks, which means Anti-Air is a property among these parts. For example, [[Ladyjet]]'s [[Sword]] attack is listed as an Anti-Air attack, meaning it will do twice the damage to a flying Medarot. Anti-Air means the attack will do twice the damage to flying Medarots.


In the first few games, Anti-Air is an [[equip effect]] given to any parts with the Anti-Air attribute, regardless of the attack they can perform. Equiping one Anti-Air part gives all of that Medarot's attacks the Anti-Air property until the part is destroyed (meaning it can be used with both [[Ranged attack|ranged]] and [[physical attack]]s). Medarots with Anti-Air parts have improved accuracy and power against flying Medarots.  
However, in [[Medarot 2]] it is an attack by itself. A [[Shoot|shooting]] or [[Snipe|sniping]] attack where the user will launch a missile and will deal a huge ammount of damage if the objective is a flying Medarot. Usually the parts using Anti-Air are weak if they're used against other Medarots.


Since it depends on the attack you use, it technically works with any attacking skill ([[Shoot]], [[Snipe]], [[Strike]], or [[Berserk]]). The [[Bat Medal]] is compatible with the Anti-Air attribute.
Parts using Anti-Air are given the "Anti-Air" attribute from [[Medarot 1]] to [[Medarot R]].


== In Medarot 3 onwards ==
== Medarots that use it ==


In the GBC and GBA games, Anti-Air is considered an attack by itself. The attack has high accuracy and power when used against flying Medarots, but behaves normally otherwise. Usually the parts with Anti-Air have very low power and armor, making them very situational.
*'''Note:''' The Medarot 1 list contains the Medarots whose parts are Anti-Air, as this was a property and not an attack by itself.


In Medarot 3, 4, 5 and Navi, Anti-Air attacks use the [[Protect]] skill instead, most likely to balance for the [[Medals]] that can't use attacking skills. In [[Medarot 2 Core]], [[Shingata Medarot]] and [[Medarot DS]], they reverted back to using Shoot and Snipe. (In 2 Core and Shingata, they also set off [[Shoot Trap]]s.)
== See also ==
 
*[[Anti-Sea]]
{{Navbox Attack}}
*[[Bat Medal]]
[[Category:Attacks]]
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