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File:M1-FLW-0.gif|Sprite in Medarot 1
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File:Flowercharge_Navi_Magazine_Scan.jpg|Navi Magazing Scan
File:M2-FLW-0.gif|Sprite in Medarot 2
 
File:Flowercharge_Medarot_Navi_Artwork.jpg|Medarot Navi Artwork


File:Flowercharge_Medarot_Card.jpeg|Medarot Card
File:Flowercharge_Medarot_Card.jpeg|Medarot Card
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Revision as of 02:30, 18 November 2014

Flowercharge
フラワーチャージ
Model No.
FLW-0
Motif
Flower
Parts
Head: Solar Laser
ソーラーレーザー
Right Arm: Solar Power
ソーラーパワー
Left Arm: Solar Plate
ソーラープレート
Legs: Roots
ネツコ
Game appearances
Medarot 1, Medarot 2, Medarot R, Medarot Navi
Other appearances
Medarot Card Game


Flowercharge (フラワーチャージ) is a Flower-type Medarot that first appeared in the original Medarot game.

Description

Flowercharge's design is based on a flower. Its face has 6 petals (3 in the Medarot R and Medarot Navi version), and it has petal-like arms and shoulders, with vine-like wires connecting its arms to the body. The legs resemble roots, making it a multilegged Medarot. Its ability to take in sunlight and fire it as beams is likely inspired by photosynthesis, the ability of plants to convert sunlight to food energy. Also, its arms are used to increase its own and its allies' speed.

As in Medarot Navi the designer is Kenki Fujioka, a newer design for Flowercharge makes it gain a face.

In the games

In Medarot 1

Some medarotters have Flowercharge.

In Medarot 2

It must be traded from Medarot 1. He was instead replaced by Charged Seeds.

In Medarot Navi

Flowercharge is now a she, and although she is an old medarot, her model number is FLW-0NF. Part names are also changed to Wildflower, Wildglow, Wildherd and Root.

Image gallery

Related Medarots

FLW-type Medarots
FLW-0 Flowercharge
FLW-1 Charged Seeds
Shingata Plainfloy