Editing P-Rokusho

From Medapedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
Warning: You are not logged in. Your IP address will be publicly visible if you make any edits. If you log in or create an account, your edits will be attributed to your username, along with other benefits.

The edit can be undone. Please check the comparison below to verify that this is what you want to do, and then publish the changes below to finish undoing the edit.

Latest revision Your text
Line 1: Line 1:
{{Infobox Medarot
{{Infobox Medarot
| name        = P-Rokusho
| name        = Rokusho P
| name-j      = Pロクショウ
| name-j      = ロクショウP
| name-r      = P Rokushou
| name-r      = Rokushou P
| gender      = M
| gender      = M
| image      = P-Rokusho (Medarot S).png
| image      = P-Rokusho (Medarot S).png
Line 20: Line 20:
| legpart-j  = タタッカー  
| legpart-j  = タタッカー  
| legpart-r  = Tatakkaa
| legpart-r  = Tatakkaa
| appear-game = Medarot 7, Medarot Dual, Medarot 8, <br/> Medarot Girls Mission, Medarot S
| appear-game = Medarot 7, Medarot Dual, Medarot 8
| appear-else = None
| appear-else = None
}}
}}


'''P-Rokusho''' (Pロクショウ) is an alternate version of [[Rokusho (KWG00-M)|Rokusho]] that first appeared in [[Medarot 7]].
'''Rokusho P''' (ロクショウP) is an alternate version of [[Rokusho (KWG00-M)|Rokusho]] that first appeared in [[Medarot 7]].


== Description ==
== Description ==


P-Rokusho is a metallic silver-colored variant of [[Rokusho (KWG00-M)|KWG00-M Rokusho]] that is typically awarded to the player for winning challenging post-game tournaments. Its KBT-type counterpart is [[G-Metabee]].
Rokusho P is a metallic silver-colored variant of [[Rokusho (KWG00-M)|KWG00-M Rokusho]] that is awarded to the player for winning challenging post-game tournaments. Its KBT-type counterpart is [[Metabee G]].


It was referred to as "'''Rokusho P'''" (ロクショウP) in its [[Medarot 7]] and [[Medarot Dual|Dual]] appearances. The P in its name stands for "Platinum".
It was referred to as "'''P-Rokusho'''" (Pロクショウ) in its [[Medarot 8]] appearance. The P in its name stands for "Platinum".


== In the games ==
== In the games ==


Aside from its metallic coloration, P-Rokusho's part names, actions, and stats are identical to [[Rokusho (KWG00-M)|Rokusho]]'s. It is exclusive to the Kuwagata versions, and cannot be traded or won through online matches in Medarot 7 and 8, making it unobtainable for Kabuto version players. It was not present in [[Medarot 9]].
Aside from its metallic coloration, Rokusho P's part names, actions, and stats are identical to [[Rokusho (KWG00-M)|Rokusho]]'s. It is exclusive to the Kuwagata versions, and cannot be traded or won through online matches in Medarot 7 and 8, making it unobtainable for Kabuto version players.


=== In Medarot 7 ===
=== In Medarot 7 ===


The player is awarded one of P-Rokusho (Rokusho P)'s parts for winning the Grand Championship tournament, which becomes accessible at the Sandra City Casino after collecting 1000 Medalink points. It appears at the end of the Medarot Album in the Kuwagata version of the game and cannot be transferred to the Kabuto version.
The player is awarded one of Rokusho P's parts for winning the Grand Championship tournament, which becomes accessible at the Sandra City Casino after collecting 1000 Medalink points. It appears at the end of the Medarot Album in the Kuwagata version of the game and cannot be transferred to the Kabuto version.


In the 1.0 version of the game, the evasion stat on P-Rokusho's leg parts was actually lower than [[Rokusho (KWG00-M)|Rokusho]]'s (22 instead of 34), however this was corrected in the version 1.1 patch.
In the 1.0 version of the game, the evasion stat on Rokusho P's leg parts was actually lower than [[Rokusho (KWG00-M)|Rokusho]]'s (22 instead of 34), however this was corrected in the version 1.1 patch.


=== In Medarot Dual ===
=== In Medarot Dual ===


P-Rokusho (Rokusho P) is obtained as a full set after completing Mission #49 (winning the World Tournament) in the Kuwagata version of the game. Unlike in Medarot 7, its parts are usable and winnable in online Robottles.
Rokusho P is obtained as a full set after completing Mission #49 (winning the World Tournament) in the Kuwagata version of the game. Unlike in Medarot 7, its parts are usable and winnable in online Robottles.


=== In Medarot 8 ===
=== In Medarot 8 ===


In this game, the model is referred to as P-Rokusho, but nothing else about it has changed. Much like in Medarot 7, the player can win one of its parts in the Kuwagata version by placing first in the Robottle Grand Prix tournament, which becomes available after completing all other tournaments at the Colosseum in the post-game. It can be used in online Robottles, but its parts become regular Rokusho parts when taken by the other player, so it cannot be obtained in the Kabuto version.
In this game, the model is referred to as P-Rokusho, but nothing else about it has changed. Much like in Medarot 7, the player can win one of its parts in the Kuwagata version by placing first in the Robottle Grand Prix tournament, which becomes available after completing all other tournaments at the Colosseum in the post-game. It can be used in online Robottles, but its parts become regular Rokusho parts when taken by the other player, so it cannot be obtained in the Kabuto version.
=== In Medarot Girls Mission ===
P-Rokusho's parts are awarded for beating Kaido Megumi (the main character of the Kuwagata version)'s story mode on Expert difficulty. Its parts can't be won through online matches, making it unobtainable in the Kabuto version (unlike in Dual). Although its name isn't shown in-game, in the game files it's still referred to as Rokusho P.
=== In Medarot S ===
P-Rokusho, along with G-Metabee, were awarded as free event Medarots for early adopters of the game. Its parts are 1 star rarity, unlike the regular Rokusho model which is 3 star. The coloration on P-Rokusho has also been changed to have a gold tint instead of metallic silver.


== Image gallery ==
== Image gallery ==
Line 69: Line 61:
== Related Medarots ==
== Related Medarots ==


* KBT50-M [[G-Metabee]], its Kabuto version counterpart.
* KBT50-M [[Metabee G]], its Kabuto version counterpart.
* KWG03R-M [[Mach Massive R]], a variant of Mach Massive that was intoduced in Medarot 9.
* KWG03R-M [[Mach Massive R]], a variant of Mach Massive that was intoduced in Medarot 9.


Line 76: Line 68:
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot 7 Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot Dual Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot 8 Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot Girls Mission Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot 7 Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot Dual Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot 8 Medarots]]
Please note that all contributions to Medapedia are considered to be released under the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike (see Medapedia:Copyrights for details). If you do not want your writing to be edited mercilessly and redistributed at will, then do not submit it here.
You are also promising us that you wrote this yourself, or copied it from a public domain or similar free resource. Do not submit copyrighted work without permission!

To edit this page, please answer the question that appears below (more info):

Cancel Editing help (opens in new window)

Templates used on this page: