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[[image:Rokusho1.jpg|thumb|250px|Official artwork of Rokusho.]] | [[image:Rokusho1.jpg|thumb|250px|Official artwork of Rokusho.]] | ||
'''Rokusho''' ({{r|ロクショウ|Rokushou}}), sometimes referred to by its model name '''Head Scissors''' ({{r|ヘッドシザース|Heddoshizaasu}}), is the original KWG-type [[Medarot]], based on a stag beetle (or "Kuwagata"). It first appeared as [[Hikaru Agata|Hikaru]]'s partner Medarot in the Kuwagata version of [[Medarot 1]]. | '''Rokusho''' ({{r|ロクショウ|Rokushou}}), sometimes referred to by its model name '''Head Scissors''' ({{r|ヘッドシザース|Heddoshizaasu}}), is the original KWG-type [[Medarot]], based on a stag beetle (or "[[Kuwagata]]"). It first appeared as [[Hikaru Agata|Hikaru]]'s partner Medarot in the Kuwagata version of [[Medarot 1]]. | ||
Along with [[Metabee]], Rokusho is one of the most iconic Medarots in the series, appearing as a rival or the protagonist's main Medarot in a large number of games and media. There are currently | Along with [[Metabee]], Rokusho is one of the most iconic Medarots in the series, appearing as a rival or the protagonist's main Medarot in a large number of games and media. There are currently 3 distinct versions of Rokusho (with different abilities, model numbers, and coloring) found across the series. Detailed information can be found on their individual pages: | ||
* [[Rokusho (KWG-0)]] - [[Hikaru Agata]]'s Rokusho from Medarot 1. | * [[Rokusho (KWG-0)]] - [[Hikaru Agata]]'s Rokusho from Medarot 1. | ||
* [[Rokusho (KWG-1)]] - [[Ikki Tenryou]]'s Rokusho, found in Medarot 2, 3, 4, R, and several spinoff games. | * [[Rokusho (KWG-1)]] - [[Ikki Tenryou]]'s Rokusho, found in Medarot 2, 3, 4, R, and several spinoff games. | ||
* [[Rokusho (KWG00-M)]] - [[Azuma Amakura | * [[Rokusho (KWG00-M)]] - [[Azuma Amakura]]'s Rokusho from Medarot DS and 7, and also the model used in Medarot 8 and Dual. | ||
See also: | See also: | ||
* [[Rokusho (character)]] - For information on Rokusho as a character in the anime and manga series. | * [[Rokusho (character)]] - For information on Rokusho as a character in the anime and manga series. | ||
* [[ | * [[Rokusho (cards)]] - For details on the different Rokusho cards in the [[Medarot Card Game]], [[Medarot OCG]], and other trading sets. | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
The first of its series, Rokusho's design is based on a [ | The first of its series, Rokusho's design is based on a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stag_beetle stag beetle], with large movable antennae on its head representing the beetle's pincers. Its color is mainly white or silver with blue and yellow accents. | ||
Rokusho is a well-balanced Medarot that focuses on close-range physical attacks, designed to be compatible with the [[Kuwagata Medal]]. It has a yellow sword on its right arm capable of splitting and retracting, a club-like weapon on its left arm with extendable bolts to | Rokusho is a well-balanced Medarot that focuses on close-range physical attacks, designed to be compatible with the [[Kuwagata Medal]]. It has a yellow sword on its right arm capable of splitting and retracting, a club-like weapon on its left arm with extendable bolts to make it more damaging, and scanning sensors in its antennae to provide better awareness of its surroundings in battle. | ||
Although its model name is technically "Head Scissors", it is referred to by the name "Rokusho" more often than not. The name comes from "rokushou" (緑青), a Japanese word meaning green/copper rust. The name first appeared in the [[Medarot 1 (manga)|Medarot 1 manga]], where it may have been chosen to match other metal-themed Medarot names such as [[Sailormate|Alumi]] and [[ | Although its model name is technically "Head Scissors", it is referred to by the name "Rokusho" more often than not. The name comes from "rokushou" (緑青), a Japanese word meaning green/copper rust. The name first appeared in the [[Medarot 1 (manga)|Medarot 1 manga]], where it may have been chosen to match other metal-themed Medarot names such as [[Sailormate|Alumi]] and [[Sailor-Multi|Brass]]. | ||
== In the games == | == In the games == | ||
In the video games, Rokusho is exclusive to the Kuwagata versions. It | In the video games, Rokusho is exclusive to the Kuwagata versions. It's a bipedal Medarot with two distinct physical attacks: a quick [[Sword]] attack on its right arm, and a heavy [[Hammer]] attack on its left that causes massive damage but leaves it open to counterattacks. Its head part can be used to [[Scan]], thereby increasing the team's overall accuracy. | ||
When compared to [[Metabee]], Rokusho can be considered to be the more support-oriented Medarot. Unlike Metabee which has a [[Missile]] attack on its head, Rokusho has a support action, and must rely on its teammates or [[Medaforce]] attacks to do damage when its arms are destroyed. | When compared to [[Metabee]], Rokusho can be considered to be the more support-oriented Medarot. Unlike Metabee which has a [[Missile]] attack on its head, Rokusho has a support action, and must rely on its teammates or [[Medaforce]] attacks to do damage when its arms are destroyed. | ||
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== Related Medarots == | == Related Medarots == | ||
* [[Metabee]], the original | * [[Metabee]], the original [[Kabuto]] Medarot found in Medarot 1. | ||
{{Navbox-KWG}} | {{Navbox-KWG}} | ||
