Capricorn: Difference between revisions
m (Derp.) |
m (Re-added full template and removed <p> tags) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{Infobox Medarot | {{Infobox Medarot | ||
|name = Capricorn | | name = Capricorn | ||
|image = Navi_Capricorn.png | | name-j = カプリコン | ||
|modelno = CPC-0NF | | name-r = Kapurikon | ||
|type = Capricorn | | image = Navi_Capricorn.png | ||
|headpart = Cheerful | | modelno = CPC-0NF | ||
|rightpart = Poetic | | type = Capricorn | ||
|leftpart = Sentiment | | headpart = Cheerful | ||
|legpart = Sorrow | | headpart-j = チェリフル | ||
|appear-game = Medarot Navi | | headpart-r = Cherifuru | ||
| rightpart = Poetic | |||
| rightpart-j = ポエティック | |||
| rightpart-r = Poetikku | |||
| leftpart = Sentiment | |||
| leftpart-j = センチメント | |||
| leftpart-r = Senchimento | |||
| legpart = Sorrow | |||
| legpart-j = ソロウ | |||
| legpart-r = Sorou | |||
| appear-game = Medarot Navi | |||
| appear-else = Medarot OCG | |||
}} | }} | ||
'''Capricorn''' is a CPC-model Medarot whose sole appearance is in Medarot Navi. It is the signature Medarot of Smog, one of the Space Robo generals. Its name and appearance are based upon Capricorn the goat, tenth sign of the Western Zodiac, though it more closely resembles a Grim Reaper. | |||
== | == Description == | ||
Being based upon two separate images of Death, Capricorn's signature part is its Right Arm; held in its hand is a scythe that can [[Destroy]] multiple Medaparts in a single swipe. Its Left Arm can Shock away assaulting enemies, and its Head can dispense attack-canceling Clear Traps unto itself or its allies. Its legs are Multi-Leg type. | |||
Should its scythe be incapable of bringing a swift end to the battle, Capricorn is capable of [[Medachange|Power Medachange]]: its scythe is stowed as the arms and legs rearrange into a shadowy cloak. Now wearing its goat-shaped crest as a mask, the Medarot is capable of flight. '''(Witnesses needed: what Capricorn's actions are when Medachanged!)''' | |||
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
| Line 23: | Line 34: | ||
=== Medarot Navi === | === Medarot Navi === | ||
Capricorn and her Medarotter, the Space Robo general Smog, are first met inside the strangely unsuiting Candy House. Thanks to Navi's module Security mechanic, Smog and Capricorn will likely be met in Robattle many times outside of their scripted appearances (of which there are three before the final act begins). | |||
[[Category:Zodiac type Medarots]] | [[Category:Zodiac type Medarots]] | ||
Revision as of 10:29, 28 February 2012
| Capricorn カプリコン | |
| Model No. | File:Navi Capricorn.png |
|---|---|
| CPC-0NF | |
| Motif | |
| Capricorn | |
| Parts | |
| Head: | Cheerful チェリフル |
| Right Arm: | Poetic ポエティック |
| Left Arm: | Sentiment センチメント |
| Legs: | Sorrow ソロウ |
| Game appearances | |
| Medarot Navi | |
| Other appearances | |
| Medarot OCG | |
Capricorn is a CPC-model Medarot whose sole appearance is in Medarot Navi. It is the signature Medarot of Smog, one of the Space Robo generals. Its name and appearance are based upon Capricorn the goat, tenth sign of the Western Zodiac, though it more closely resembles a Grim Reaper.
Description
Being based upon two separate images of Death, Capricorn's signature part is its Right Arm; held in its hand is a scythe that can Destroy multiple Medaparts in a single swipe. Its Left Arm can Shock away assaulting enemies, and its Head can dispense attack-canceling Clear Traps unto itself or its allies. Its legs are Multi-Leg type.
Should its scythe be incapable of bringing a swift end to the battle, Capricorn is capable of Power Medachange: its scythe is stowed as the arms and legs rearrange into a shadowy cloak. Now wearing its goat-shaped crest as a mask, the Medarot is capable of flight. (Witnesses needed: what Capricorn's actions are when Medachanged!)
Appearances
Capricorn and her Medarotter, the Space Robo general Smog, are first met inside the strangely unsuiting Candy House. Thanks to Navi's module Security mechanic, Smog and Capricorn will likely be met in Robattle many times outside of their scripted appearances (of which there are three before the final act begins).
