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Tengai Kisou is an odd-looking Medarot based on ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welwitschia Welwitschia mirabilis]'', a bizarre desert plant considered to be a living fossil. The plant grows to be very large and only ever forms two leaves, which are represented on the Medarot as two oversized arms. Its head part is a solid block with no visible face, and its leg parts feature squirming root-like tentacles that allow it to move effectively over sandy or uneven terrain. Its parts are neutral-gendered and can be used with either kind of [[Tinpet]]. | Tengai Kisou is an odd-looking [[Medarot]] based on ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welwitschia Welwitschia mirabilis]'', a bizarre desert plant considered to be a living fossil. The plant grows to be very large and only ever forms two leaves, which are represented on the [[Medarot]] as two oversized arms. Its head part is a solid block with no visible face, and its leg parts feature squirming root-like tentacles that allow it to move effectively over sandy or uneven terrain. Its parts are neutral-gendered and can be used with either kind of [[Tinpet]]. | ||
Tengai Kisou's name comes from an alternate Japanese name for the plant, "kisou tengai" (奇想天外), which translates to fantastic, bizarre, or unexpected. The two words in the name are reversed, mimicking [[Kasou Touchu]]'s naming scheme. Likewise, the name for its leg parts (Namib-Rohdea) comes from another alternate Japanese name, "sabaku-omoto (サバクオモト) or "Desert [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rohdea Rohdea]". | Tengai Kisou's name comes from an alternate Japanese name for the plant, "kisou tengai" (奇想天外), which translates to fantastic, bizarre, or unexpected. The two words in the name are reversed, mimicking [[Kasou Touchu]]'s naming scheme. Likewise, the name for its leg parts (Namib-Rohdea) comes from another alternate Japanese name, "sabaku-omoto (サバクオモト) or "Desert [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rohdea Rohdea]". | ||
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File:M8-WLW00.png|Model in Medarot 8 ( | File:M8-WLW00.png|Model in Medarot 8 (front) | ||
File:M8-WLW00-B.png|Model in Medarot 8 ( | File:M8-WLW00-B.png|Model in Medarot 8 (back) | ||
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Revision as of 12:26, 1 August 2015
| Tengai Kisou テンガイキソー 
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| Model No. | 
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| WLW00-N | |
| Motif | |
| Welwitschia | |
| Parts | |
| Head: | Mirabilis ミラビリス |
| Right Arm: | Leaf One リーフワン |
| Left Arm: | Leaf Two リーフツー |
| Legs: | Namib-Rohdea ナミブロデア |
| Game appearances | |
| Medarot 8 | |
| Other appearances | |
| None | |
Tengai Kisou (テンガイキソー) is a Welwitschia-type Medarot that appears in Medarot 8.
Description
Tengai Kisou is an odd-looking Medarot based on Welwitschia mirabilis, a bizarre desert plant considered to be a living fossil. The plant grows to be very large and only ever forms two leaves, which are represented on the Medarot as two oversized arms. Its head part is a solid block with no visible face, and its leg parts feature squirming root-like tentacles that allow it to move effectively over sandy or uneven terrain. Its parts are neutral-gendered and can be used with either kind of Tinpet.
Tengai Kisou's name comes from an alternate Japanese name for the plant, "kisou tengai" (奇想天外), which translates to fantastic, bizarre, or unexpected. The two words in the name are reversed, mimicking Kasou Touchu's naming scheme. Likewise, the name for its leg parts (Namib-Rohdea) comes from another alternate Japanese name, "sabaku-omoto (サバクオモト) or "Desert Rohdea".
Image gallery
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Model in Medarot 8 (front)
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Model in Medarot 8 (back)
Related Medarots
| Welwitschia-type Medarots | |
| WLW00-N | Tengai Kisou |
