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'''Medarot 9''' is the newest RPG in the Medarot series. released on December 24, 2015 for the Nintendo 3DS.


The game features a new cast of characters and over 300 Medarots to collect. Like previous games, it was released in Kabuto and Kuwagata versions respectively, however this time the player begins with new starter Medarots, [[Juke]] and [[Monjiro]], rather than [[Metabee]] and [[Rokusho]], who are villains in this installment.
'''Medarot 9''' is the newest RPG in the Medarot series, released on December 24, 2015 for the Nintendo 3DS.
 
The game features a new cast of characters and nearly 300 Medarots to collect. Like previous games, it was released in Kabuto and Kuwagata versions, however this time the player begins with new starter Medarots, [[Jhuk]] and [[Monjiro]], rather than [[Metabee]] and [[Rokusho]], who are villains in this installment.
 
The story follows a new protagonist named Tenma (テンマ), who transfers into an elite school known as MEDA Academy, and his adventures with Kunigiku and the Exploration Club. Upon entering the school, he gets his starter Medarot, who will actively disobey the player's commands until the first boss, [[Beast Duster]].
 
== Battle system changes ==


The story follows a new protagonist called Tenma (テンマ) who transfers into an elite school known as MEDA Academy and his adventures with Kunigiku and the Exploration Club. Upon entering the school, he gets his starter Medarot, who will actively disobey the player's commands until the first boss, [[Beast Master]].
==Battle system changes==
The battle system has undergone several major changes in Medarot 9:
The battle system has undergone several major changes in Medarot 9:
*There is now a new feature called '''Trans-Parts''', which lets the player transfer a part mid-battle. However, it is only limited to the Leader Medarot and can only be done once per battle.
* There is now a new feature called '''Trans-Parts''', which lets the player transfer a part mid-battle. However, it is only limited to the Leader Medarot and can only be done once per battle.
*There is a new attribute known as '''Heavy Parts''', which have great power but sharply lower the user's speed.
* There is a new attribute known as '''Heavy Parts''', which have great power but sharply lower the user's speed.
*The game now has '''Party Members''', the player can have up to five, each with six Tinpet slots, allowing up to 30 Medarots in total.
* The game now has '''Party Members''', the player can have up to five, each with one Tinpet.
*Allies in battle can now be controlled by the player.
* Allies in battle can now be controlled by the player.
*The player can now choose which part to take from the opponent after winning a [[Robottle]].
* The player can now choose which part to take from the opponent after winning a [[Robottle]].
 
== Continuity and Placement ==
 
Given Salt's cameo at the beginning of the game, it's possible to assume that Medarot 8 and 9 occur in parallel or that Medarot 9 follows shortly after Medarot 8 events.
 
== Pre-release ==
 
Shortly after the announcement of the game, Rocket Company established an official [[Medarotters Fan Club]]. Those who registered for the club before October 31 got a VIP card, as well as a password to obtain [[Kantaros R]]. Those who registered before December 23 got a code to obtain [[Mach Massive R]] via email.
 
Players who pre-ordered the game received a soundtrack CD with an included art book, as well as a "clear file" binder if they pre-ordered through Amazon. Like Medarot 8, the soundtracks were released in two different versions, featuring different tracks and artwork.
 
== Passwords ==
 
{| class=wikitable width=550 style="text-align:center;"
|-
! Source
! Password
! Received
|-
| Medarotters Fan Club
| PMVLUK5YJAA7
| [[Kantaros R]] (full set)
|-
| Medarotters Fan Club
| CNC3APTJ6SUG
| [[Mach Massive R]] (full set)
|-
| V-Jump promotion <br/> (Feb. 2016 issue)
| 2VCAV8PSMDCY
| [[Arcbeetle-Dash]] (head) <br/> [[Shisaku 2-Gou]] (right arm) <br/> [[Belzelga]] (left arm) <br/> [[Armor Chariot]] (legs)
|-
| Unknown
| CR4W4HB5KGJR
| [[Warbandit]] (head) <br/> [[Buster-Tyranno]] (right arm) <br/> [[Blackram]] (left arm) <br/> [[Kimengar]] (legs)
|-
| Unknown
| HG7RHL9XFRFY
| [[Dear Stage]] (head) <br/> [[Marine Healer]] (right arm) <br/> [[Brightness]] (left arm) <br/> [[Little Lacy]] (legs)
|-
| Unknown
| UNH5E2VCLAGM
| [[Parms]] (head) <br/> [[Marine Healer]] (right arm) <br/> [[Chapero Rouge]] (left arm) <br/> [[Chapero Rouge]] (legs)
|-
| Unknown
| C1GCTKUDB3W5
| [[Metal Beetle]] (full set)
|-
| Unknown
| AH6NWXBNGKNN
| [[Rokusho]] (full set)
|-
| Unknown
| HG2NCFNS75HH
| [[Riza 2]] (full set)
|-
| Unknown
| S8XSYW25ACG4
| [[Maquette]] (full set)
|-
|}


==Pre-order bonus==
== Box art ==
Players who pre-ordered the game received a soundtrack CD, an art book, and a "Clear File" (The "Clear File" is an Amazon exclusive). Like Medarot 8, the soundtracks were released in two different versions, featuring different tracks and artwork.
==Medarotters Fan Club==
Shortly after the announcement of the game, Rocket Company established an official '''Medarotters Fan Club'''. Those who registered for the club before October 31 got a VIP card, as well as a password to obtain [[Kantaros]]. Those who registered before December 23 got a code to obtain [[Mach Massive]].
==Box art==


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File:Medarot 9 Early Kuwagata Box.jpg|Early Kuwagata Box Art
File:Medarot 9 Early Kuwagata Box.jpg|Early Kuwagata Box Art
</gallery>
</gallery>
==Soundtracks==
 
== Soundtracks ==


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File:M9 Kuwagata Soundtrack.jpg|Kuwagata Soundtrack cover art
File:M9 Kuwagata Soundtrack.jpg|Kuwagata Soundtrack cover art
</gallery>
</gallery>
==See also==
 
== See also ==
 
* [http://www.medarotsha.jp/meda9/ Official website]
 
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Revision as of 15:02, 23 April 2024

Medarot 9
メダロット9
Genre RPG
Platform Nintendo 3DS
Developer Delta Arts
Publisher Rocket Company
Release Date JP: December 24, 2015


Medarot 9 is the newest RPG in the Medarot series, released on December 24, 2015 for the Nintendo 3DS.

The game features a new cast of characters and nearly 300 Medarots to collect. Like previous games, it was released in Kabuto and Kuwagata versions, however this time the player begins with new starter Medarots, Jhuk and Monjiro, rather than Metabee and Rokusho, who are villains in this installment.

The story follows a new protagonist named Tenma (テンマ), who transfers into an elite school known as MEDA Academy, and his adventures with Kunigiku and the Exploration Club. Upon entering the school, he gets his starter Medarot, who will actively disobey the player's commands until the first boss, Beast Duster.

Battle system changes

The battle system has undergone several major changes in Medarot 9:

  • There is now a new feature called Trans-Parts, which lets the player transfer a part mid-battle. However, it is only limited to the Leader Medarot and can only be done once per battle.
  • There is a new attribute known as Heavy Parts, which have great power but sharply lower the user's speed.
  • The game now has Party Members, the player can have up to five, each with one Tinpet.
  • Allies in battle can now be controlled by the player.
  • The player can now choose which part to take from the opponent after winning a Robottle.

Continuity and Placement

Given Salt's cameo at the beginning of the game, it's possible to assume that Medarot 8 and 9 occur in parallel or that Medarot 9 follows shortly after Medarot 8 events.

Pre-release

Shortly after the announcement of the game, Rocket Company established an official Medarotters Fan Club. Those who registered for the club before October 31 got a VIP card, as well as a password to obtain Kantaros R. Those who registered before December 23 got a code to obtain Mach Massive R via email.

Players who pre-ordered the game received a soundtrack CD with an included art book, as well as a "clear file" binder if they pre-ordered through Amazon. Like Medarot 8, the soundtracks were released in two different versions, featuring different tracks and artwork.

Passwords

Source Password Received
Medarotters Fan Club PMVLUK5YJAA7 Kantaros R (full set)
Medarotters Fan Club CNC3APTJ6SUG Mach Massive R (full set)
V-Jump promotion
(Feb. 2016 issue) 		2VCAV8PSMDCY Arcbeetle-Dash (head)
Shisaku 2-Gou (right arm)
Belzelga (left arm)
Armor Chariot (legs)
Unknown CR4W4HB5KGJR Warbandit (head)
Buster-Tyranno (right arm)
Blackram (left arm)
Kimengar (legs)
Unknown HG7RHL9XFRFY Dear Stage (head)
Marine Healer (right arm)
Brightness (left arm)
Little Lacy (legs)
Unknown UNH5E2VCLAGM Parms (head)
Marine Healer (right arm)
Chapero Rouge (left arm)
Chapero Rouge (legs)
Unknown C1GCTKUDB3W5 Metal Beetle (full set)
Unknown AH6NWXBNGKNN Rokusho (full set)
Unknown HG2NCFNS75HH Riza 2 (full set)
Unknown S8XSYW25ACG4 Maquette (full set)

Box art

  • Kabuto Version

    Kabuto Version

  • Kuwagata Version

    Kuwagata Version

  • Early Kabuto Box Art

    Early Kabuto Box Art

  • Early Kuwagata Box Art

    Early Kuwagata Box Art

Soundtracks

  • Kabuto Soundtrack cover art

    Kabuto Soundtrack cover art

  • Kuwagata Soundtrack cover art

    Kuwagata Soundtrack cover art

See also

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