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Uranade

2022-11-02T16:03:36Z

MedaHunter64: Creating the Uranade Page

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = Uranade
| name-j = ウラナード
| name-r = Uranādo
| gender = N
| resize = yes
| image =
| modelno = RME-05
| type = Serenade.EXE
| headpart = Hagoromo Body
| headpart-j = ハゴロモボディ
| headpart-r = Hagoromobodi
| rightpart = Saint Break
| rightpart-j = セイントブレイク
| rightpart-r = Seintobureiku
| leftpart = Holy Wind
| leftpart-j = ホーリーウィンド
| leftpart-r = Hōrīuindo
| legpart = Sarouel Leg
| legpart-j = サルエルレッグ
| legpart-r = Saruerureggu
| appear-game = Medarot S
| appear-else =
}}

'''Uranade''' (ソードブルース) is a Serenade.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and Uranade's name comes from the term Ura (ウラ), used to refer to the Ura Internet, or Undernet in English localization, and nade from Serenade.

== Description ==

Uranade is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/Serenade.EXE Serenade.EXE]. It closely resembles Serenade, but with a Medarot-style face instead of the original's human-like facial features, with the face's color matching the color of the original Serenade's skin color, and the raiments floating behind Serenade being connected to Uranade's back.

Uranade's part function in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| Hagoromo Body
| Assist
| [[Scrape]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Saint Break
| Shooting
| [[Wide Break]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| Holy Wing
| Shooting
| [[Tornado]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Sarouel Leg
| Hover
| [[Mars]]
|-
|}

Its head part is named after Hagoromo (羽衣), a feathered kimono worn by Heavenly Japanese beings in Japanese Buddhism, referring to Serenade's holy appearance and status in the series. Its right arm, Saint Break, is based on Serenade's move, Saint Light, where they launch an orb that can bypass defenses. Its left arm, Holy Wing, is based on Serenade's other move, Holy Shock, where Serenade attacks the player, with a gust of wind which pushes the player backwards. Its leg parts, Sarouel Leg, is based on Serenade's outfit having sarouel, a type of legwear that are notable for their baggy appearance.

== Image gallery ==

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = Swordblues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = Leadercolonel
| code-6 = RME05
| name-6 = Uranade
| code-7 = RME06
| name-7 = Gutspower
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Neutral Medarots]]
[[Category:Hover Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

LeaderColonel

2022-11-02T15:27:25Z

MedaHunter64: /* Related Medarots */ Adding Uranade and Guts Power to the list

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = LeaderColonel
| name-j = リーダーカーネル
| name-r = Rīdākāneru
| gender = M
| resize = yes
| image = LeaderColonel.png
| modelno = RME-04
| type = Colonel.EXE
| headpart = Aspire
| headpart-j = アスパイアー
| headpart-r = Asupaiā
| rightpart = Neo Divide
| rightpart-j = ネオディバイド
| rightpart-r = Neodibaido
| leftpart = Blind Rain
| leftpart-j = ブラインドレイン
| leftpart-r = Buraindorein
| legpart = Gaiter Leg
| legpart-j = ゲートルレッグ
| legpart-r = Gētorureggu
| appear-game = Medarot S
| appear-else =
}}

'''LeaderColonel''' (リーダーカーネル) is a Colonel.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and LeaderColonel's name comes from Leader and Colonel.

== Description ==

LeaderColonel is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/Colonel.EXE Colonel.EXE]. It closely resembles Colonel, but with a Medarot-style white face instead of the original's human-like facial features, with its right arm in sword mode with the blade inactive outside attacks. It attacks by using the blade on its right arm or electrical attacks via its left arm, and can set up traps against opponents utilizing Symptoms with its head parts.

LeaderColonel's part function in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| Aspire
| Utility
| [[Symptom Trap]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Neo Divide
| Melee
| [[Countdown]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| Blind Rain
| Melee
| [[Hyper Thunder]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Gaiter Leg
| Bipedal
| [[High Fly]]
|-
|}

Its head parts are named after Colonel's technique "Aspire Break", where Colonel traps the opponent and slashes through them for extensive damage. The right arm is based on Colonel's advanced variant of his primary saber attack, "Screen Divide", with "Neo Screen Divide", and its left arm is named after the technique "Blind Rain Shower", where Colonel traps the opponent to slash them 4 times. The legs, Gaiter Legs, are named after a military-grade equipment, the Gaiter.

Leadercolonel is the first Medarot in Medarot S to have the Hyper Thunder ability, it a significantly stronger form of the Thunder ability on other parts, and also given the capability of pierce damage.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:LeaderColonel.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = Swordblues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = Leadercolonel
| code-6 = RME05
| name-6 = Uranade
| code-7 = RME06
| name-7 = Gutspower
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

SwordBlues

2022-11-02T15:26:52Z

MedaHunter64: /* Related Medarots */

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = SwordBlues
| name-j = ソードブルース
| name-r = Sōdoburūsu
| gender = M
| resize = yes
| image = Mugshot_SwordBlues.png
| modelno = RME-03
| type = ProtoMan.EXE
| headpart = Tongari Head
| headpart-j = トンガリヘッド
| headpart-r = Tongariheddo
| rightpart = Fumikomi Saber
| rightpart-j = フミコミセイバー
| rightpart-r = Fumikomiseibā
| leftpart = Surprise Guard
| leftpart-j = サプライズガード
| leftpart-r = Sapuraizugādo
| legpart = Official
| legpart-j = オフィシャル
| legpart-r = Ofisharu
| appear-game = Medarot S
| appear-else =
}}

'''Swordblues''' (ソードブルース) is a ProtoMan.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and Swordblues' name comes from Sword and Blues, the Japanese name of ProtoMan.

== Description ==

Swordblues is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/ProtoMan.EXE ProtoMan.EXE]. It closely resembles ProtoMan, but with a Medarot-style white face instead of the original's human-like facial features, the white piece also being a possible nod to the original's Battle Mask, with its right arm in sword mode with the blade inactive outside attacks, and the left arm always with its Proto Shield active. It attacks by using the blade on its right arm or its head, and can guard against opponents' attacks with its shield arm.

Swordblues' part function in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| Tonkari Head
| Melee
| [[Charge Drain]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Fumikomi Saber
| Melee
| [[Tsujigiri]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| Surprise Guard
| Defense
| [[Charge Guard]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Official
| Bipedal
| [[Auto Charge]]
|-
|}
Its head part is named after the Japanese term Tongari (尖んがり), meaning "sharp", referring to how ProtoMan's Helmet has a sharp-pointed crest at the top, while its right arm is named after the noun form of the Japanese verb Fumikomu (踏み込む), meaning "step in" or "lunge", referring to ProtoMan's more aggressive combat style of rushing in to slash the opponent. The left arm is based on the Proto Shield, a shield ProtoMan uses in Battles that reflects the damage of an attack back at the user. The name of the legs, "Official", is in reference to how ProtoMan and his Operator, Eugene Chaud, are Official Netbattlers in the series.

Swordblues is the first Medarot to have both the Charge Guard and Tsujigiri, Charge Guard focusing attacks on a Medarot and their specific part until it breaks or the gauge runs out, with a damage reduction at maximum [[Medaforce]] charge, and Tsujigiri doing extra damage when attacking an opponent on cooldown.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:Mugshot_SwordBlues.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = Swordblues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = Leadercolonel
| code-6 = RME05
| name-6 = Uranade
| code-7 = RME06
| name-7 = Gutspower
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

HeartRoll

2022-11-02T15:26:04Z

MedaHunter64: /* Related Medarots */ Adding Uranade and Guts Power to the list

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = Heartroll
| name-j = ハートロール
| name-r = Haatorooru
| gender = F
| image = Heartroll.png
| resize = yes
| modelno = RME02
| type = Roll.EXE
| headpart = Heart Whip
| headpart-j = ハートウィップ
| headpart-r = Haatowippu
| rightpart = Heart Hand
| rightpart-j = ハートハンド
| rightpart-r = Haatohando
| leftpart = Heart Arrow
| leftpart-j = ハートアロー
| leftpart-r = Haatoaroo
| legpart = Heart Boots
| legpart-j = ハートブーツ
| legpart-r = Haatobuutsu
| appear-game = Medarot S
}}

'''Heartroll''' (ハートロール) is a Roll.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and Heartroll's name is based on Roll.EXE and Hearts, which is one of her primary design motifs.

== Description ==

Heartroll is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/Roll.EXE Roll.EXE]. It closely resembles Roll, but with a Medarot-style mouthless and noseless white face instead of the original's humanlike face, and its left arm permanently in the form of the bow and arrow used for the Roll Arrow attack. It attacks by shooting arrows from the bow arm or energy from the bands on its head, and can also heal allies.

Heartroll's part functions in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| Heart Whip
| Shooting
| [[Evasion Seal]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Heart Hand
| Healing
| [[Field Repair]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| Heart Arrow
| Shooting
| [[Rifle]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Heart Boots
| Bipedal
| [[Emergency]]
|-
|}
Its head part and left arm are named after Roll.EXE's main modes of attack, whipping the opponent with the plug-like attachments on her head (Roll Whip) and changing one arm into a bow and shooting a heart-tipped arrow from it (Roll Arrow) but with references to the "Heart" motif. The other arm and legs are simply named after the heart motif and what part they are.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:Heartroll.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = Swordblues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = Leadercolonel
| code-6 = RME05
| name-6 = Uranade
| code-7 = RME06
| name-7 = Gutspower
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Female Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

Fortate

2022-11-02T15:25:36Z

MedaHunter64: /* Related Medarots */ Adding Uranade and Guts Power to the list

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = Fortate
| name-j = フォルテイト
| name-r = Foruteito
| gender = M
| image = Fortate.png
| resize = yes
| modelno = RME01
| type = Bass.EXE
| headpart = Dark Program
| headpart-j = ダークプログラム
| headpart-r = Daakupuroguramu
| rightpart = Gospel Breath
| rightpart-j = ゴスペルブレス
| rightpart-r = Gosuperuburesu
| leftpart = Air Burs
| leftpart-j = エアバース
| leftpart-r = Eabaasu
| legpart = Black Aura
| legpart-j = ブラックオーラ
| legpart-r = Burakkuoora
| appear-game = Medarot S
}}

'''Fortate''' (フォルテイト) is a Bass.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and Fortate's name is based on Forte, Bass's Japanese name.

== Description ==

Fortate is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/Bass.EXE Bass.EXE]. It closely resembles Bass, but with a mouthless white face instead of the original's humanlike face, its right arm permanently in the form of the head of the Super MultiBug Organism Gospel, and its trademark brown cloak made of sections of brown armor instead of actual cloth. It attacks by shooting from the mouth of the Gospel hand or emitting energy from its hand or chest.

Fortate's part functions in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| Dark Program
| Shooting
| [[Destroy]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Gospel Breath
| Shooting
| [[Longshot]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| Air Burs
| Shooting
| [[Break]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Black Aura
| Hover
| [[Pupa]]
|-
|}
Its head part is named after the Ultimate Program of Darkness that Bass.EXE obtained, while its arms are named after two of his signature attacks, the Gospel Breath that shoots flames from the summoned head of the Super MultiBug Organism Gospel, and Air Burst, a buster attack that shoots randomly all over the enemy's area. The legs, "Black Aura," are named after one of Bass.EXE's special defensive abilities, which can be acquired in some Battle Network games in the form of a Giga Chip.

Fortate is the first medarot to have a part with the Longshot Action, a shooting attack that does more damage the further back the target is toward the Command Line.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:Fortate.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = Swordblues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = Leadercolonel
| code-6 = RME05
| name-6 = Uranade
| code-7 = RME06
| name-7 = Gutspower
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Hover Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

RockTrans

2022-11-02T15:25:12Z

MedaHunter64: /* Related Medarots */

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = Rocktrans
| name-j = ロックトランス
| name-r = Rokkutoransu
| gender = M
| image = Rocktrans.png
| resize = yes
| modelno = RME00
| type = MegaMan.EXE
| headpart = ExaMemory
| headpart-j = エクサメモリー
| headpart-r = Ekusamemorii
| rightpart = Rock Gun
| rightpart-j = ロックガン
| rightpart-r = Rokkugan
| leftpart = StepSword
| leftpart-j = フミコミソード
| leftpart-r = Fumikomisoodo
| legpart = Operation
| legpart-j = オペレーション
| legpart-r = Opereeshon
| appear-game = Medarot S
}}

'''Rocktrans''' (ロックトランス) is a MegaMan.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and Rocktrans's name comes from Rockman (the Japanese name of Megaman) and Transmission, which is a term used in the series for sending NetNavis into computer networks.

== Description ==

Rocktrans is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/MegaMan.EXE Megaman.EXE]. It closely resembles Megaman, but with a medarot-style white face with just eyes instead of the original's humanlike face, and its right arm is always in its buster form. It attacks by shooting from its buster arm or changing the other arm to a sword to attack with.

Rocktrans' part functions in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| ExaMemory
| Assist
| [[Cyber Core]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Rock Gun
| Shooting
| [[Charge Buster]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| StepSword
| Melee
| [[Slash]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Operation
| Bipedal
| [[All-Rounder]]
|-
|}
Its head part is named after the ExaMemory program that allows MegaMan.EXE to contain a huge amount of data, while its arms are named after the Rock Buster gun that he uses for normal attacks and the StepSword Battlechip that allows him to appear in front of an enemy and slash them. The name of the legs, "Operation," is from the term used in series for a NetBattler controlling their NetNavi in battle.

Rocktrans is the first medarot to have a part with the Slash Action, a melee attack that ignores stealth and does more damage the closer the target is to the Active Line.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:Rocktrans.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = Swordblues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = Leadercolonel
| code-6 = RME05
| name-6 = Uranade
| code-7 = RME06
| name-7 = Gutspower
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

RockTrans

2022-10-18T19:26:04Z

MedaHunter64: /* Related Medarots */

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = Rocktrans
| name-j = ロックトランス
| name-r = Rokkutoransu
| gender = M
| image = Rocktrans.png
| resize = yes
| modelno = RME00
| type = MegaMan.EXE
| headpart = ExaMemory
| headpart-j = エクサメモリー
| headpart-r = Ekusamemorii
| rightpart = Rock Gun
| rightpart-j = ロックガン
| rightpart-r = Rokkugan
| leftpart = StepSword
| leftpart-j = フミコミソード
| leftpart-r = Fumikomisoodo
| legpart = Operation
| legpart-j = オペレーション
| legpart-r = Opereeshon
| appear-game = Medarot S
}}

'''Rocktrans''' (ロックトランス) is a MegaMan.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and Rocktrans's name comes from Rockman (the Japanese name of Megaman) and Transmission, which is a term used in the series for sending NetNavis into computer networks.

== Description ==

Rocktrans is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/MegaMan.EXE Megaman.EXE]. It closely resembles Megaman, but with a medarot-style white face with just eyes instead of the original's humanlike face, and its right arm is always in its buster form. It attacks by shooting from its buster arm or changing the other arm to a sword to attack with.

Rocktrans' part functions in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| ExaMemory
| Assist
| [[Cyber Core]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Rock Gun
| Shooting
| [[Charge Buster]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| StepSword
| Melee
| [[Slash]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Operation
| Bipedal
| [[All-Rounder]]
|-
|}
Its head part is named after the ExaMemory program that allows MegaMan.EXE to contain a huge amount of data, while its arms are named after the Rock Buster gun that he uses for normal attacks and the StepSword Battlechip that allows him to appear in front of an enemy and slash them. The name of the legs, "Operation," is from the term used in series for a NetBattler controlling their NetNavi in battle.

Rocktrans is the first medarot to have a part with the Slash Action, a melee attack that ignores stealth and does more damage the closer the target is to the Active Line.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:Rocktrans.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = Swordblues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = Leadercolonel
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

LeaderColonel

2022-10-18T19:25:40Z

MedaHunter64: /* Related Medarots */

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = LeaderColonel
| name-j = リーダーカーネル
| name-r = Rīdākāneru
| gender = M
| resize = yes
| image = LeaderColonel.png
| modelno = RME-04
| type = Colonel.EXE
| headpart = Aspire
| headpart-j = アスパイアー
| headpart-r = Asupaiā
| rightpart = Neo Divide
| rightpart-j = ネオディバイド
| rightpart-r = Neodibaido
| leftpart = Blind Rain
| leftpart-j = ブラインドレイン
| leftpart-r = Buraindorein
| legpart = Gaiter Leg
| legpart-j = ゲートルレッグ
| legpart-r = Gētorureggu
| appear-game = Medarot S
| appear-else =
}}

'''LeaderColonel''' (リーダーカーネル) is a Colonel.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and LeaderColonel's name comes from Leader and Colonel.

== Description ==

LeaderColonel is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/Colonel.EXE Colonel.EXE]. It closely resembles Colonel, but with a Medarot-style white face instead of the original's human-like facial features, with its right arm in sword mode with the blade inactive outside attacks. It attacks by using the blade on its right arm or electrical attacks via its left arm, and can set up traps against opponents utilizing Symptoms with its head parts.

LeaderColonel's part function in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| Aspire
| Utility
| [[Symptom Trap]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Neo Divide
| Melee
| [[Countdown]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| Blind Rain
| Melee
| [[Hyper Thunder]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Gaiter Leg
| Bipedal
| [[High Fly]]
|-
|}

Its head parts are named after Colonel's technique "Aspire Break", where Colonel traps the opponent and slashes through them for extensive damage. The right arm is based on Colonel's advanced variant of his primary saber attack, "Screen Divide", with "Neo Screen Divide", and its left arm is named after the technique "Blind Rain Shower", where Colonel traps the opponent to slash them 4 times. The legs, Gaiter Legs, are named after a military-grade equipment, the Gaiter.

Leadercolonel is the first Medarot in Medarot S to have the Hyper Thunder ability, it a significantly stronger form of the Thunder ability on other parts, and also given the capability of pierce damage.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:LeaderColonel.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = Swordblues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = Leadercolonel
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

Swordblues

2022-10-18T19:25:12Z

MedaHunter64: Fixing the link as it went to the wrong page

#REDIRECT [[SwordBlues]]

SwordBlues

2022-10-18T19:24:35Z

MedaHunter64: /* Related Medarots */

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = SwordBlues
| name-j = ソードブルース
| name-r = Sōdoburūsu
| gender = M
| resize = yes
| image = Mugshot_SwordBlues.png
| modelno = RME-03
| type = ProtoMan.EXE
| headpart = Tongari Head
| headpart-j = トンガリヘッド
| headpart-r = Tongariheddo
| rightpart = Fumikomi Saber
| rightpart-j = フミコミセイバー
| rightpart-r = Fumikomiseibā
| leftpart = Surprise Guard
| leftpart-j = サプライズガード
| leftpart-r = Sapuraizugādo
| legpart = Official
| legpart-j = オフィシャル
| legpart-r = Ofisharu
| appear-game = Medarot S
| appear-else =
}}

'''Swordblues''' (ソードブルース) is a ProtoMan.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and Swordblues' name comes from Sword and Blues, the Japanese name of ProtoMan.

== Description ==

Swordblues is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/ProtoMan.EXE ProtoMan.EXE]. It closely resembles ProtoMan, but with a Medarot-style white face instead of the original's human-like facial features, the white piece also being a possible nod to the original's Battle Mask, with its right arm in sword mode with the blade inactive outside attacks, and the left arm always with its Proto Shield active. It attacks by using the blade on its right arm or its head, and can guard against opponents' attacks with its shield arm.

Swordblues' part function in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| Tonkari Head
| Melee
| [[Charge Drain]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Fumikomi Saber
| Melee
| [[Tsujigiri]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| Surprise Guard
| Defense
| [[Charge Guard]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Official
| Bipedal
| [[Auto Charge]]
|-
|}
Its head part is named after the Japanese term Tongari (尖んがり), meaning "sharp", referring to how ProtoMan's Helmet has a sharp-pointed crest at the top, while its right arm is named after the noun form of the Japanese verb Fumikomu (踏み込む), meaning "step in" or "lunge", referring to ProtoMan's more aggressive combat style of rushing in to slash the opponent. The left arm is based on the Proto Shield, a shield ProtoMan uses in Battles that reflects the damage of an attack back at the user. The name of the legs, "Official", is in reference to how ProtoMan and his Operator, Eugene Chaud, are Official Netbattlers in the series.

Swordblues is the first Medarot to have both the Charge Guard and Tsujigiri, Charge Guard focusing attacks on a Medarot and their specific part until it breaks or the gauge runs out, with a damage reduction at maximum [[Medaforce]] charge, and Tsujigiri doing extra damage when attacking an opponent on cooldown.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:Mugshot_SwordBlues.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = Swordblues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = Leadercolonel
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

LeaderColonel

2022-10-18T19:24:07Z

MedaHunter64: /* Description */

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = LeaderColonel
| name-j = リーダーカーネル
| name-r = Rīdākāneru
| gender = M
| resize = yes
| image = LeaderColonel.png
| modelno = RME-04
| type = Colonel.EXE
| headpart = Aspire
| headpart-j = アスパイアー
| headpart-r = Asupaiā
| rightpart = Neo Divide
| rightpart-j = ネオディバイド
| rightpart-r = Neodibaido
| leftpart = Blind Rain
| leftpart-j = ブラインドレイン
| leftpart-r = Buraindorein
| legpart = Gaiter Leg
| legpart-j = ゲートルレッグ
| legpart-r = Gētorureggu
| appear-game = Medarot S
| appear-else =
}}

'''LeaderColonel''' (リーダーカーネル) is a Colonel.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and LeaderColonel's name comes from Leader and Colonel.

== Description ==

LeaderColonel is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/Colonel.EXE Colonel.EXE]. It closely resembles Colonel, but with a Medarot-style white face instead of the original's human-like facial features, with its right arm in sword mode with the blade inactive outside attacks. It attacks by using the blade on its right arm or electrical attacks via its left arm, and can set up traps against opponents utilizing Symptoms with its head parts.

LeaderColonel's part function in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| Aspire
| Utility
| [[Symptom Trap]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Neo Divide
| Melee
| [[Countdown]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| Blind Rain
| Melee
| [[Hyper Thunder]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Gaiter Leg
| Bipedal
| [[High Fly]]
|-
|}

Its head parts are named after Colonel's technique "Aspire Break", where Colonel traps the opponent and slashes through them for extensive damage. The right arm is based on Colonel's advanced variant of his primary saber attack, "Screen Divide", with "Neo Screen Divide", and its left arm is named after the technique "Blind Rain Shower", where Colonel traps the opponent to slash them 4 times. The legs, Gaiter Legs, are named after a military-grade equipment, the Gaiter.

Leadercolonel is the first Medarot in Medarot S to have the Hyper Thunder ability, it a significantly stronger form of the Thunder ability on other parts, and also given the capability of pierce damage.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:LeaderColonel.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = SwordBlues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = LeaderColonel
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

Leadercolonel

2022-10-18T19:22:48Z

MedaHunter64: Making this a redirect link to the LeaderColonel page

#REDIRECT [[LeaderColonel]]

LeaderColonel

2022-10-18T19:21:32Z

MedaHunter64: Creating the LeaderColonel page

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = LeaderColonel
| name-j = リーダーカーネル
| name-r = Rīdākāneru
| gender = M
| resize = yes
| image = LeaderColonel.png
| modelno = RME-04
| type = Colonel.EXE
| headpart = Aspire
| headpart-j = アスパイアー
| headpart-r = Asupaiā
| rightpart = Neo Divide
| rightpart-j = ネオディバイド
| rightpart-r = Neodibaido
| leftpart = Blind Rain
| leftpart-j = ブラインドレイン
| leftpart-r = Buraindorein
| legpart = Gaiter Leg
| legpart-j = ゲートルレッグ
| legpart-r = Gētorureggu
| appear-game = Medarot S
| appear-else =
}}

'''LeaderColonel''' (リーダーカーネル) is a Colonel.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and LeaderColonel's name comes from Leader and Colonel.

== Description ==

LeaderColonel is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/Colonel.EXE Colonel.EXE]. It closely resembles Colonel, but with a Medarot-style white face instead of the original's human-like facial features, with its right arm in sword mode with the blade inactive outside attacks. It attacks by using the blade on its right arm or electrical attacks via its left arm, and can set up traps against opponents utilizing Symptoms with its head parts.

LeaderColonel's part function in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| Aspire
| Utility
| [[Symptom Trap]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Neo Divide
| Melee
| [[Countdown]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| Blind Rain
| Melee
| [[Hyper Thunder]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Gaiter Leg
| Bipedal
| [[High Fly]]
|-
|}

Its head parts are named after Colonel's technique "Aspire Break", where Colonel traps the opponent and slashes through them for extensive damage. The right arm is based on Colonel's advanced variant of his primary attack, Screen Divide, with Neo Screen Divide, and its left arm is named after the technique "Blind Rain Shower", where Colonel traps the opponent to slash them 4 times. The legs, Gaiter Legs, are named after a military-grade equipment, the Gaiter

Leadercolonel is the first Medarot in Medarot S to have the Hyper Thunder ability, it a significantly stronger form of the Thunder ability on other parts, and also given the capability of pierce damage.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:LeaderColonel.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = SwordBlues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = LeaderColonel
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

Swordblues

2022-10-17T19:19:55Z

MedaHunter64: Making this a redirect link to the LeaderColonel page

#REDIRECT [[LeaderColonel]]

File:LeaderColonel.png

2022-10-17T19:18:11Z

MedaHunter64: Mugshot of LeaderColonel, courtesy of Project Rising Beetle.

Mugshot of LeaderColonel, courtesy of Project Rising Beetle.

SwordBlues

2022-10-17T03:11:40Z

MedaHunter64: Creating the SwordBlues Page

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = SwordBlues
| name-j = ソードブルース
| name-r = Sōdoburūsu
| gender = M
| resize = yes
| image = Mugshot_SwordBlues.png
| modelno = RME-03
| type = ProtoMan.EXE
| headpart = Tongari Head
| headpart-j = トンガリヘッド
| headpart-r = Tongariheddo
| rightpart = Fumikomi Saber
| rightpart-j = フミコミセイバー
| rightpart-r = Fumikomiseibā
| leftpart = Surprise Guard
| leftpart-j = サプライズガード
| leftpart-r = Sapuraizugādo
| legpart = Official
| legpart-j = オフィシャル
| legpart-r = Ofisharu
| appear-game = Medarot S
| appear-else =
}}

'''Swordblues''' (ソードブルース) is a ProtoMan.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and Swordblues' name comes from Sword and Blues, the Japanese name of ProtoMan.

== Description ==

Swordblues is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/ProtoMan.EXE ProtoMan.EXE]. It closely resembles ProtoMan, but with a Medarot-style white face instead of the original's human-like facial features, the white piece also being a possible nod to the original's Battle Mask, with its right arm in sword mode with the blade inactive outside attacks, and the left arm always with its Proto Shield active. It attacks by using the blade on its right arm or its head, and can guard against opponents' attacks with its shield arm.

Swordblues' part function in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| Tonkari Head
| Melee
| [[Charge Drain]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Fumikomi Saber
| Melee
| [[Tsujigiri]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| Surprise Guard
| Defense
| [[Charge Guard]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Official
| Bipedal
| [[Auto Charge]]
|-
|}
Its head part is named after the Japanese term Tongari (尖んがり), meaning "sharp", referring to how ProtoMan's Helmet has a sharp-pointed crest at the top, while its right arm is named after the noun form of the Japanese verb Fumikomu (踏み込む), meaning "step in" or "lunge", referring to ProtoMan's more aggressive combat style of rushing in to slash the opponent. The left arm is based on the Proto Shield, a shield ProtoMan uses in Battles that reflects the damage of an attack back at the user. The name of the legs, "Official", is in reference to how ProtoMan and his Operator, Eugene Chaud, are Official Netbattlers in the series.

Swordblues is the first Medarot to have both the Charge Guard and Tsujigiri, Charge Guard focusing attacks on a Medarot and their specific part until it breaks or the gauge runs out, with a damage reduction at maximum [[Medaforce]] charge, and Tsujigiri doing extra damage when attacking an opponent on cooldown.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:Mugshot_SwordBlues.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = SwordBlues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = LeaderColonel
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

File:Mugshot SwordBlues.png

2022-10-17T03:01:56Z

MedaHunter64: SwordBlues' Mugshot from Medarot S, courtesy of Project Rising Beetle

SwordBlues' Mugshot from Medarot S, courtesy of Project Rising Beetle

RockTrans

2022-10-16T19:00:08Z

MedaHunter64: /* Related Medarots */

{{Infobox Medarot
| name = Rocktrans
| name-j = ロックトランス
| name-r = Rokkutoransu
| gender = M
| image = Rocktrans.png
| resize = yes
| modelno = RME00
| type = MegaMan.EXE
| headpart = ExaMemory
| headpart-j = エクサメモリー
| headpart-r = Ekusamemorii
| rightpart = Rock Gun
| rightpart-j = ロックガン
| rightpart-r = Rokkugan
| leftpart = StepSword
| leftpart-j = フミコミソード
| leftpart-r = Fumikomisoodo
| legpart = Operation
| legpart-j = オペレーション
| legpart-r = Opereeshon
| appear-game = Medarot S
}}

'''Rocktrans''' (ロックトランス) is a MegaMan.EXE-type [[Medarot]] that was that was added to [[Medarot S]] as part of a collaboration with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Battle_Network Mega Man Battle Network] franchise. the RME model number is from "'''R'''ock'''M'''an.'''E'''XE," the Japanese name of the franchise, and Rocktrans's name comes from Rockman (the Japanese name of Megaman) and Transmission, which is a term used in the series for sending NetNavis into computer networks.

== Description ==

Rocktrans is inspired by the NetNavi [https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/MegaMan.EXE Megaman.EXE]. It closely resembles Megaman, but with a medarot-style white face with just eyes instead of the original's humanlike face, and its right arm is always in its buster form. It attacks by shooting from its buster arm or changing the other arm to a sword to attack with.

Rocktrans' part functions in Medarot S are:
{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width=70 |Part
! width=90 | Name
! width=90 | Type
! width=90 | Action
|-
| ''Head:''
| ExaMemory
| Assist
| [[Cyber Core]]
|-
| ''Right arm:''
| Rock Gun
| Shooting
| [[Charge Buster]]
|-
| ''Left arm:''
| StepSword
| Melee
| [[Slash]]
|-
| ''Legs:''
| Operation
| Bipedal
| [[All-Rounder]]
|-
|}
Its head part is named after the ExaMemory program that allows MegaMan.EXE to contain a huge amount of data, while its arms are named after the Rock Buster gun that he uses for normal attacks and the StepSword Battlechip that allows him to appear in front of an enemy and slash them. The name of the legs, "Operation," is from the term used in series for a NetBattler controlling their NetNavi in battle.

Rocktrans is the first medarot to have a part with the Slash Action, a melee attack that ignores stealth and does more damage the closer the target is to the Active Line.

== Image gallery ==

<gallery widths=144>
File:Rocktrans.png|Official art
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==
{{Navbox-Type
| type = Mega Man Battle Network
| code-1 = RME00
| name-1 = Rocktrans
| code-2 = RME01
| name-2 = Fortate
| code-3 = RME02
| name-3 = Heartroll
| code-4 = RME03
| name-4 = SwordBlues
| code-5 = RME04
| name-5 = LeaderColonel
}}
{{Navbox-Collab}}
[[Category:Male Medarots]]
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]]
[[Category:Collaboration Medarots]]
[[Category:Medarot S Medarots]]

Smilodonad

2022-10-05T16:53:14Z

MedaHunter64: /* In the anime */ Linked Space Medafighter X to Hikaru page

{{Improve|Check for Medarot 3 parts stats}}
{{Infobox Medarot
| name = Smilodonad
| name-j = スミロドナッド
| name-r = Sumirodonaddo
| gender = M
| resize = yes
| image = Smilodonad Medarot 2 Design.jpg
| modelno = STG-0
| type = Sabertooth tiger
| headpart = Hunter
| headpart-j = ハンター
| headpart-r = Hantaa
| rightpart = Flexor Sword
| rightpart-j = フレクサーソード
| rightpart-r = Furekusaasoodo
| leftpart = Straw Hammer
| leftpart-j = ストローハンマー
| leftpart-r = Sutoroohanmaa
| legpart = Sharp Edge
| legpart-j = シャープエッジ
| legpart-r = Shaapuejji
| appear-game = Medarot 2, Medarot R, Medarot 3, Medarot 4, Medarot G, Medabots AX, Medarot 2 Core, Medarot 8 (DLC), Medarot 9, Medarot S
| appear-else = Medarot (anime), Medarot Damashii, Medarot OCG, Medabots TCG, Merchandise
}}

'''Smilodonad''' (スミロドナッド), known in English as '''Sumilidon''', is a sabertooth tiger-type [[Medarot]] that first appeared in [[Medarot 2]]. Who, alongside [[Warbandit]], are the first series made in resemblance to the opposition of the KBT and KWG series.

== Description ==

Smilodonad is a Medarot that resembles a saber tiger. As such it has its ''Flexor Sword'' part, which deals a large amount of damage. The ''Straw Hammer'' is great for speed attacks, but it is somehow weaker than its other arm. The ''Hunter'' Part allows Smilodonad to protect itself from any shooting attacks.

== In the games ==

''Note:'' In Medarot 3 and 4 stats, including Medachange, a stat listed as ''a / b'' (for example 1 / 2) means that the stat ''a'' belongs to Medarot 3, while the stat ''b'' belongs to Medarot 4.

=== In Medarot 2 ===

It appears as Koji's first Medarot. Later, he backups his Smilodonad with Medarots like [[Sakura-chan]].

{{Parts-M2
| head-code = STG-01
| head-name = Hunter
| head-name-j = ハンター
| head-attribute = Set-up
| head-skill = Defense
| head-action = Shoot Trap
| head-descript = Damages "Shoot attacks".
| head-armor = 50
| head-success = 17
| head-power = 39
| head-uses = 4

| right-code = STG-02
| right-name = Flexor Sword
| right-name-j = フレクサーソード
| right-attribute = Grappling
| right-skill = Berserk
| right-action = Sword
| right-descript = Normal grappling attack.
| right-armor = 40
| right-success = 53
| right-power = 47
| right-charge = 1
| right-radiation = 4

| left-code = STG-03
| left-name = Straw Hammer
| left-name-j = ストローハンマー
| left-attribute = Grappling
| left-skill = Strike
| left-action = Hammer
| left-descript = Normal grappling attack.
| left-armor = 40
| left-success = 21
| left-power = 25
| left-charge = 1
| left-radiation = 3

| leg-code = STG-04
| leg-name = Sharp Edge
| leg-name-j = シャープエッジ
| leg-attribute = Grappling
| leg-descript = Two-legged. Good for battling in "Plains" and "Forest" areas.
| leg-armor = 55
| leg-propulsion = 50
| leg-evasion = 48
| leg-grappling = 24
| leg-shooting = 18
| leg-scanning = 18
| leg-conceal = 28
}}

=== In Medarot 2 Parts Collection ===

It, together with [[Warbandit]], is one of the two first Medarots the player can have.

=== In Medarot R ===

Is obtainable from the Part Collection by fighting コウジ that is ranked opponent number 3.

=== In Medarot 3 ===
(Placeholder Template but right stats for M3)
{{Stats-M4
| head-code = DDO-01
| head-name = Hunter
| head-name-j = ハンター
| head-attribute = Speed
| head-skill = Set-up
| head-action = Shot Trap
| head-descript = Damages foes using "Shooting" and "Aim shot" parts.
| head-armor = 30
| head-success = 30
| head-power = 29
| head-uses = 5

| right-code = DDO-02
| right-name = Flexor Sword
| right-name-j = フレクサーソード
| right-attribute = Speed
| right-skill = Berserk
| right-action = Sword
| right-descript = Fast grappling attack.
| right-armor = 30
| right-success = 30
| right-power = 25
|right-pierce = yes
| right-charge = 8
| right-cooldown = 10

| left-code = DDO-03
| left-name = Straw Hammer
| left-name-j = ストローハンマー
| left-attribute = Speed
| left-skill = Strike
| left-action = Hammer
| left-descript = Fast grappling attack.
| left-armor = 30
| left-success = 14
| left-power = 17
| left-charge = 4
| left-cooldown = 6

| leg-code = DDO-04
| leg-name = Sharp Edge
| leg-name-j = シャープエッジ
| leg-attribute = Speed
| leg-type = Bipedal
| leg-descript = Good for battling in "Plains" and "Jungle".
| leg-armor = 45
| leg-speed = 34
| leg-mobility = 46
| leg-defense = 47
| leg-physical = 23
| leg-ranged = 15
}}

=== In Medarot 4 ===

The only way to acquire it is through an auction in Medaropolis, where they are also auctioning a [[King Medal]]. Kouji is also seen with his Smilodonad stored in his room, as he is now using [[Excize]]. It is a Kabuto version exclusive.

'''Library description:''' ''Saber Tiger type Medarot. The Beetle-type Medarots rival.''

{{Stats-M4
| head-code = STG-01
| head-name = Hunter
| head-name-j = ハンター
| head-attribute = Speed
| head-skill = Set-up
| head-action = Shot Trap
| head-descript = Damages foes using "Shooting" and "Aim shot" parts.
| head-armor = 30
| head-success = 30
| head-power = 29
| head-uses = 5

| right-code = STG-02
| right-name = Flexor Sword
| right-name-j = フレクサーソード
| right-attribute = Speed
| right-skill = Berserk
| right-action = Sword
| right-descript = Fast grappling attack.
| right-armor = 30
| right-success = 30
| right-power = 25
|right-pierce = yes
| right-charge = 8
| right-cooldown = 10

| left-code = STG-03
| left-name = Straw Hammer
| left-name-j = ストローハンマー
| left-attribute = Speed
| left-skill = Strike
| left-action = Hammer
| left-descript = Fast grappling attack.
| left-armor = 30
| left-success = 14
| left-power = 17
| left-charge = 4
| left-cooldown = 6

| leg-code = STG-04
| leg-name = Sharp Edge
| leg-name-j = シャープエッジ
| leg-attribute = Speed
| leg-type = Bipedal
| leg-descript = Good for battling in "Plains" and "Jungle".
| leg-armor = 45
| leg-speed = 34
| leg-mobility = 46
| leg-defense = 47
| leg-physical = 23
| leg-ranged = 15
}}

=== In Medarot 8 ===

Smilodonad makes a reappearance in [[Medarot 8]] as a DLC-exclusive [[Medarot]]. It appears along with [[Warbonnet]], [[Cyandog]], and [[Nio-Heiko]] in the third DLC mission, which can be downloaded for 300 yen ($2.40).

Its model number is now STG00.

== In the anime ==

Smilodonad is [[Kouji Karakuchi]]'s Medarot. He is not much of a talker, usually only speaking when spoken to or when it is extremely important. He is a strong contender. He received training from the [[Hikaru Agata|Space Medafighter X]] to learn a special ability with its ''Flexor Sword'' part, named the '''Shadow Sword'''. During the Robottle with the U.S.A. Team, Smilodonad gained the ability to use the [[Medaforce]]. This led to believe his [[Medal]] was a rare one, however after the studies [[Dr. Akihabara]] ran, his conclusions were his Medal was a clone one. It is never truly explained how Smilodonad could use the Medaforce, though. Dr. Akihabara had a theory that Smilodonad might have had some ancestral connections to the rare medals giving him the Medaforce but this is just a theory. However, this might have something to do with the fact any [[Medal]] can use different Medaforces in the games.

== Image gallery ==

'''Official Artwork:'''
<gallery widths=144px>
File:Smilodonad_Concept_Art.png|Concept art
File:Smilodonad_UCB_Artwork.jpg|Profile from the Medarot Classics Ultimate Character Book
File:Smilodonad Medarot 2 Design.jpg|Official art from Medarot 2
File:Smilodonad_Medarot_8_Artwork.jpeg|Official art from Medarot 8
File:M9 Smilodonad portrait.png|Dialogue portrait in Medarot 9
</gallery>

'''Sprites:'''
<gallery widths=144px>
File:M2-STG-0.gif|Sprite in Medarot 2
File:M4-STG-0.gif|Sprite in Medarot 4
File:G-Smilodonad-Front.gif|Sprite in Medarot G
File:G-Smilodonad-Side.gif|Sprite in Medarot G (in-battle)
File:AX-Smilodonad-Front.gif|Sprite in Medabots AX
File:AX-Smilodonad-Side.gif|Sprite in Medabots AX (in-battle)
File:M2C-STG-0.gif|Sprite in Medarot 2 Core
</gallery>

'''3D Models:'''
<gallery widths=144px>
File:MR-STG-0-M-Front-Right.png|Model in Medarot R (front)
File:MR-STG-0-M-Back-Left.png|Model in Medarot R (back)
File:M8-STG00.jpg|Model in Medarot 8
File:M8-STG00 Back.jpg|Model in Medarot 8 (back)
</gallery>

'''Cards & Merchandise:'''
<gallery widths=144px>
File:Smilodonad_Medarot_OCG_Card.jpeg|Medarot OCG card
File:Smilodonad_Medabots_TCG_Card.jpg|Medabots TCG card
File:Smilodonad_card_and_toy.jpg|Medarot Collection figure
File:Smilodonad_and_Kouji_toy_figures.jpg|Gashapon figures of Smilodonad & Kouji
File:Smilodonad_dual_model_kit_tin_and_parts.jpg|Dual Model Kit (Tinpet & parts)
File:Smilodonad_dual_model_kit_front.jpg|Dual Model Kit (front)
File:Smilodonad_dual_model_kit_back.jpg|Dual Model Kit (back)
File:Smilodonad_toy_figure_front.jpg‎|Toy figure
File:Smilodonad_toy_figure_back.jpg‎|Toy figure (back)
</gallery>

'''Anime & Manga:'''
<gallery widths=144px>
File:Smilodonad_vital_stats_in_the_anime_english_version.png|Smilodonda's vital stats in the anime
File:Smilodonad_vital_stats_at_the_world_robattle_cup_in_the_anime.png|Smilodonda's vital stats at the World Robattle Cup in the anime
File:Smilodonad_in_the_Anime.png|As seen in the anime
</gallery>

== Related Medarots ==

* KLN-0 [[Warbandit]], his counterpart in the Kuwagata versions.

{{Navbox-Type
| type = Sabertooth tiger
| code-1 = STG-0
| name-1 = Smilodonad
| code-2 = STG-1
| name-2 = Excize
| code-3 = Shingata
| name-3 = Rigingura
| code-4 = STG02-M
| name-4 = Machairodus
| code-5 = STG03
| name-5 = Scimitar Tooth
}}

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Kouji Karakuchi

2022-09-26T16:52:30Z

MedaHunter64:

{{Infobox Character
| name = Kouji Karakuchi

| image =
| resize = yes
| name-j = カラクチコウジ 
| name-r = Karakuchi Kōji
| name-e = Koji Karakuchi
| gender = Male
| occupation = Student
| medarots = '''[[Smilodonad]]''' '''[[Warbonnet]]''' '''[[Excise]]''' '''[[Unitris]]'''

| family =
| country = Japanese
| voicedby = Reona Yokomaru (Japanese), Joanne Vannicola (English)
| appear-game = Medarot 2, Medarot R, Medarot 3, Medarot 4, Medarot 2 Core, Medarot S
| appear-else = '''Anime''': Medarot 
}}

'''Kouji Karakuchi''' (カラクチコウジ Karakuchi Kōji) is character that debuted in [[Medarot 2]], serving primarily as a rival character to [[Ikki Tenryou]].

== In the games ==

=== In [[Medarot 2]] and [[Medarot 2 Core|2 Core]] ===

Kouji in the game debuts in the second story event as a rival to Ikki in both Robottling and gaining the affection of [[Karin Junmai]].

He initially comes to Ikki's school in search of the culprit who went around touching female students, which included Karin among the victims, him Robottling the students such as the members of the Screws Gang, defeating them with ease. Kouji would eventually face Ikki in a Robottle in the school, but would end up losing the first encounter. Kouji afterwards would be calmed down by Karin, and he would look elsewhere.

Kouji would be met once more in the woods, both him and Karin searching for the Ghost in the woods who was stealing parts from other Medarots. He would search an area of the woods with Karin, redirecting Ikki and [[Arika Amazake|Arika]] away from where he is searching. Eventually Kouji and Karin are separated after some time due to Karin becoming fatigued from searching, with Kouji eventually finding Ikki and a suspicious Medarot in a cave. He would try to fight the Medarot, but Ikki would defend the Medarot, and after losing to Ikki once again, Kouji would have the situation explained, and the true culprits, the [[Roborobo Gang]] would show themselves, Kouji taking on one of them while Ikki fought the other.

Kouji would face Ikki once more in an official Robottle Tournament, him being the final opponent in the tournament after defeating the A Block. He would face Ikki in one more Robottle, but ultimately would lose in that battle.

Kouji's starting Medarot in the game is dependent on the version of the game he is fought in, using a Medarot that is meant to counter the player's starting Medarot, [[Smilodonad]] being his partner in the Kabuto/Metabee Version, and [[Warbonnet]] being his partner in the Kuwagata/Rokusho Version.

=== In [[Medarot 3]] ===

Kouji's starting Medarot in Medarot 3 is dependent on the version of the game once more, with [[Excise]] replacing Smilodonad in the Kabuto Version and [[Unitris]] replacing Warbonnet in the Kuwagata Version.

=== In [[Medarot 4]] ===

== In the Anime ==

Kouji in the anime plays a similar role to his game counterpart. When Ikki, [[Metabee]] and Arika go to try and find the Legendary Medarotter, Ikki and Metabee initially mistake him for such, and the two would Robottle, the battle being cut short due to Karin being temporarily kidnapped in that episode. He would continue to appear throughout the anime, acting as a rival to Ikki in Robottling and trying to gain Karin's affections. Kouji in the anime would have a notable fear of insects, him being paralyzed or going berserk when seeing insects and Medarots with designs similar to insects, though Metabee and Rokusho would be the exceptions to this ruling.

He would initially defeat Ikki and Metabee in their first official tournament battle, though he refused to count it as a victory, but ultimately would lose in their subsequent rematches. In the World Robottle Tournament Rankings, he would place Number 2 through Japan. He would be the only Medarotter in the initial anime that would manage to unlock the power of the Medaforce without his Medarot having a [[Medal|Rare Medal]].

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Kouji Karakuchi

2022-09-26T16:51:13Z

MedaHunter64:

{{Infobox Character
| name = Kouji Karakuchi

| image =
| resize = yes
| name-j = カラクチコウジ 
| name-r = Karakuchi Kōji
| name-e = Koji Karakuchi
| gender = Male
| occupation = Student
| medarots = '''[[Smilodonad]]''' '''[[Warbonnet]]''' '''[[Excise]]''' '''[[Unitris]]'''

| family =
| country = Japanese
| voicedby = Reona Yokomaru (Japanese), Joanne Vannicola (English)
| appear-game = Medarot 2, Medarot R, Medarot 3, Medarot 4, Medarot 2 Core
| appear-else = '''Anime''': Medarot 
}}

'''Kouji Karakuchi''' (カラクチコウジ Karakuchi Kōji) is character that debuted in [[Medarot 2]], serving primarily as a rival character to [[Ikki Tenryou]].

== In the games ==

=== In [[Medarot 2]] and [[Medarot 2 Core|2 Core]] ===

Kouji in the game debuts in the second story event as a rival to Ikki in both Robottling and gaining the affection of [[Karin Junmai]].

He initially comes to Ikki's school in search of the culprit who went around touching female students, which included Karin among the victims, him Robottling the students such as the members of the Screws Gang, defeating them with ease. Kouji would eventually face Ikki in a Robottle in the school, but would end up losing the first encounter. Kouji afterwards would be calmed down by Karin, and he would look elsewhere.

Kouji would be met once more in the woods, both him and Karin searching for the Ghost in the woods who was stealing parts from other Medarots. He would search an area of the woods with Karin, redirecting Ikki and [[Arika Amazake|Arika]] away from where he is searching. Eventually Kouji and Karin are separated after some time due to Karin becoming fatigued from searching, with Kouji eventually finding Ikki and a suspicious Medarot in a cave. He would try to fight the Medarot, but Ikki would defend the Medarot, and after losing to Ikki once again, Kouji would have the situation explained, and the true culprits, the [[Roborobo Gang]] would show themselves, Kouji taking on one of them while Ikki fought the other.

Kouji would face Ikki once more in an official Robottle Tournament, him being the final opponent in the tournament after defeating the A Block. He would face Ikki in one more Robottle, but ultimately would lose in that battle.

Kouji's starting Medarot in the game is dependent on the version of the game he is fought in, using a Medarot that is meant to counter the player's starting Medarot, [[Smilodonad]] being his partner in the Kabuto/Metabee Version, and [[Warbonnet]] being his partner in the Kuwagata/Rokusho Version.

=== In [[Medarot 3]] ===

Kouji's starting Medarot in Medarot 3 is dependent on the version of the game once more, with [[Excise]] replacing Smilodonad in the Kabuto Version and [[Unitris]] replacing Warbonnet in the Kuwagata Version.

=== In [[Medarot 4]] ===

== In the Anime ==

Kouji in the anime plays a similar role to his game counterpart. When Ikki, [[Metabee]] and Arika go to try and find the Legendary Medarotter, Ikki and Metabee initially mistake him for such, and the two would Robottle, the battle being cut short due to Karin being temporarily kidnapped in that episode. He would continue to appear throughout the anime, acting as a rival to Ikki in Robottling and trying to gain Karin's affections. Kouji in the anime would have a notable fear of insects, him being paralyzed or going berserk when seeing insects and Medarots with designs similar to insects, though Metabee and Rokusho would be the exceptions to this ruling.

He would initially defeat Ikki and Metabee in their first official tournament battle, though he refused to count it as a victory, but ultimately would lose in their subsequent rematches. In the World Robottle Tournament Rankings, he would place Number 2 through Japan. He would be the only Medarotter in the initial anime that would manage to unlock the power of the Medaforce without his Medarot having a [[Medal|Rare Medal]].

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Kouji Karakuchi

2022-09-26T16:50:13Z

MedaHunter64: /* In the Anime */

{{Infobox Character
| name = Ikki Tenryou

| image =
| resize = yes
| name-j = カラクチコウジ 
| name-r = Karakuchi Kōji
| name-e = Koji Karakuchi
| gender = Male
| occupation = Student
| medarots = '''[[Smilodonad]]''' '''[[Warbonnet]]''' '''[[Excise]]''' '''[[Unitris]]'''

| family =
| country = Japanese
| voicedby = Reona Yokomaru (Japanese), Joanne Vannicola (English)
| appear-game = Medarot 2, Medarot R, Medarot 3, Medarot 4, Medarot 2 Core
| appear-else = '''Anime''': Medarot 
}}

'''Kouji Karakuchi''' (カラクチコウジ Karakuchi Kōji) is character that debuted in [[Medarot 2]], serving primarily as a rival character to [[Ikki Tenryou]].

== In the games ==

=== In [[Medarot 2]] and [[Medarot 2 Core|2 Core]] ===

Kouji in the game debuts in the second story event as a rival to Ikki in both Robottling and gaining the affection of [[Karin Junmai]].

He initially comes to Ikki's school in search of the culprit who went around touching female students, which included Karin among the victims, him Robottling the students such as the members of the Screws Gang, defeating them with ease. Kouji would eventually face Ikki in a Robottle in the school, but would end up losing the first encounter. Kouji afterwards would be calmed down by Karin, and he would look elsewhere.

Kouji would be met once more in the woods, both him and Karin searching for the Ghost in the woods who was stealing parts from other Medarots. He would search an area of the woods with Karin, redirecting Ikki and [[Arika Amazake|Arika]] away from where he is searching. Eventually Kouji and Karin are separated after some time due to Karin becoming fatigued from searching, with Kouji eventually finding Ikki and a suspicious Medarot in a cave. He would try to fight the Medarot, but Ikki would defend the Medarot, and after losing to Ikki once again, Kouji would have the situation explained, and the true culprits, the [[Roborobo Gang]] would show themselves, Kouji taking on one of them while Ikki fought the other.

Kouji would face Ikki once more in an official Robottle Tournament, him being the final opponent in the tournament after defeating the A Block. He would face Ikki in one more Robottle, but ultimately would lose in that battle.

Kouji's starting Medarot in the game is dependent on the version of the game he is fought in, using a Medarot that is meant to counter the player's starting Medarot, [[Smilodonad]] being his partner in the Kabuto/Metabee Version, and [[Warbonnet]] being his partner in the Kuwagata/Rokusho Version.

=== In [[Medarot 3]] ===

Kouji's starting Medarot in Medarot 3 is dependent on the version of the game once more, with [[Excise]] replacing Smilodonad in the Kabuto Version and [[Unitris]] replacing Warbonnet in the Kuwagata Version.

=== In [[Medarot 4]] ===

== In the Anime ==

Kouji in the anime plays a similar role to his game counterpart. When Ikki, [[Metabee]] and Arika go to try and find the Legendary Medarotter, Ikki and Metabee initially mistake him for such, and the two would Robottle, the battle being cut short due to Karin being temporarily kidnapped in that episode. He would continue to appear throughout the anime, acting as a rival to Ikki in Robottling and trying to gain Karin's affections. Kouji in the anime would have a notable fear of insects, him being paralyzed or going berserk when seeing insects and Medarots with designs similar to insects, though Metabee and Rokusho would be the exceptions to this ruling.

He would initially defeat Ikki and Metabee in their first official tournament battle, though he refused to count it as a victory, but ultimately would lose in their subsequent rematches. In the World Robottle Tournament Rankings, he would place Number 2 through Japan. He would be the only Medarotter in the initial anime that would manage to unlock the power of the Medaforce without his Medarot having a [[Medal|Rare Medal]].

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Kouji Karakuchi

2022-09-26T16:49:19Z

MedaHunter64: /* In the games */ Adding the links to the Medarot 3 and 4 as I forgot to add them when making the initial page

{{Infobox Character
| name = Ikki Tenryou

| image =
| resize = yes
| name-j = カラクチコウジ 
| name-r = Karakuchi Kōji
| name-e = Koji Karakuchi
| gender = Male
| occupation = Student
| medarots = '''[[Smilodonad]]''' '''[[Warbonnet]]''' '''[[Excise]]''' '''[[Unitris]]'''

| family =
| country = Japanese
| voicedby = Reona Yokomaru (Japanese), Joanne Vannicola (English)
| appear-game = Medarot 2, Medarot R, Medarot 3, Medarot 4, Medarot 2 Core
| appear-else = '''Anime''': Medarot 
}}

'''Kouji Karakuchi''' (カラクチコウジ Karakuchi Kōji) is character that debuted in [[Medarot 2]], serving primarily as a rival character to [[Ikki Tenryou]].

== In the games ==

=== In [[Medarot 2]] and [[Medarot 2 Core|2 Core]] ===

Kouji in the game debuts in the second story event as a rival to Ikki in both Robottling and gaining the affection of [[Karin Junmai]].

He initially comes to Ikki's school in search of the culprit who went around touching female students, which included Karin among the victims, him Robottling the students such as the members of the Screws Gang, defeating them with ease. Kouji would eventually face Ikki in a Robottle in the school, but would end up losing the first encounter. Kouji afterwards would be calmed down by Karin, and he would look elsewhere.

Kouji would be met once more in the woods, both him and Karin searching for the Ghost in the woods who was stealing parts from other Medarots. He would search an area of the woods with Karin, redirecting Ikki and [[Arika Amazake|Arika]] away from where he is searching. Eventually Kouji and Karin are separated after some time due to Karin becoming fatigued from searching, with Kouji eventually finding Ikki and a suspicious Medarot in a cave. He would try to fight the Medarot, but Ikki would defend the Medarot, and after losing to Ikki once again, Kouji would have the situation explained, and the true culprits, the [[Roborobo Gang]] would show themselves, Kouji taking on one of them while Ikki fought the other.

Kouji would face Ikki once more in an official Robottle Tournament, him being the final opponent in the tournament after defeating the A Block. He would face Ikki in one more Robottle, but ultimately would lose in that battle.

Kouji's starting Medarot in the game is dependent on the version of the game he is fought in, using a Medarot that is meant to counter the player's starting Medarot, [[Smilodonad]] being his partner in the Kabuto/Metabee Version, and [[Warbonnet]] being his partner in the Kuwagata/Rokusho Version.

=== In [[Medarot 3]] ===

Kouji's starting Medarot in Medarot 3 is dependent on the version of the game once more, with [[Excise]] replacing Smilodonad in the Kabuto Version and [[Unitris]] replacing Warbonnet in the Kuwagata Version.

=== In [[Medarot 4]] ===

== In the Anime ==

Kouji in the anime plays a similar role to his game counterpart. When Ikki, [[Metabee]] and Arika go to try and find the Legendary Medarotter, Ikki and Metabee initially mistake him for such, and the two would Robottle, the battle being cut short due to Karin being temporarily kidnapped in that episode. He would continue to appear throughout the anime, acting as a rival to Ikki in Robottling and trying to gain Karin's affections. Kouji in the anime would have a notable fear of insects, him being paralyzed or going berserk when seeing insects and Medarots with designs similar to insects, though Metabee and Rokusho would be the exceptions to this ruling.

He would initially defeat Ikki and Metabee in their first official tournament battle, though he refused to count it as a victory, but ultimately would lose in their subsequent rematches. In the World Robottle Tournament Rankings, he would place Number 2 through Japan. He would be the only Medarotter in the anime that would manage to unlock the power of the Medaforce without his Medarot having a [[Medal|Rare Medal]].

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Kouji Karakuchi

2022-09-26T16:48:06Z

MedaHunter64: /* In the Anime */ Adding more to the Anime page for Kouji based on events from the anime

{{Infobox Character
| name = Ikki Tenryou

| image =
| resize = yes
| name-j = カラクチコウジ 
| name-r = Karakuchi Kōji
| name-e = Koji Karakuchi
| gender = Male
| occupation = Student
| medarots = '''[[Smilodonad]]''' '''[[Warbonnet]]''' '''[[Excise]]''' '''[[Unitris]]'''

| family =
| country = Japanese
| voicedby = Reona Yokomaru (Japanese), Joanne Vannicola (English)
| appear-game = Medarot 2, Medarot R, Medarot 3, Medarot 4, Medarot 2 Core
| appear-else = '''Anime''': Medarot 
}}

'''Kouji Karakuchi''' (カラクチコウジ Karakuchi Kōji) is character that debuted in [[Medarot 2]], serving primarily as a rival character to [[Ikki Tenryou]].

== In the games ==

=== In [[Medarot 2]] and [[Medarot 2 Core|2 Core]] ===

Kouji in the game debuts in the second story event as a rival to Ikki in both Robottling and gaining the affection of [[Karin Junmai]].

He initially comes to Ikki's school in search of the culprit who went around touching female students, which included Karin among the victims, him Robottling the students such as the members of the Screws Gang, defeating them with ease. Kouji would eventually face Ikki in a Robottle in the school, but would end up losing the first encounter. Kouji afterwards would be calmed down by Karin, and he would look elsewhere.

Kouji would be met once more in the woods, both him and Karin searching for the Ghost in the woods who was stealing parts from other Medarots. He would search an area of the woods with Karin, redirecting Ikki and [[Arika Amazake|Arika]] away from where he is searching. Eventually Kouji and Karin are separated after some time due to Karin becoming fatigued from searching, with Kouji eventually finding Ikki and a suspicious Medarot in a cave. He would try to fight the Medarot, but Ikki would defend the Medarot, and after losing to Ikki once again, Kouji would have the situation explained, and the true culprits, the [[Roborobo Gang]] would show themselves, Kouji taking on one of them while Ikki fought the other.

Kouji would face Ikki once more in an official Robottle Tournament, him being the final opponent in the tournament after defeating the A Block. He would face Ikki in one more Robottle, but ultimately would lose in that battle.

Kouji's starting Medarot in the game is dependent on the version of the game he is fought in, using a Medarot that is meant to counter the player's starting Medarot, [[Smilodonad]] being his partner in the Kabuto/Metabee Version, and [[Warbonnet]] being his partner in the Kuwagata/Rokusho Version.

=== In Medarot 3 ===

Kouji's starting Medarot in Medarot 3 is dependent on the version of the game once more, with [[Excise]] replacing Smilodonad in the Kabuto Version and [[Unitris]] replacing Warbonnet in the Kuwagata Version.

=== In Medarot 4 ===

== In the Anime ==

Kouji in the anime plays a similar role to his game counterpart. When Ikki, [[Metabee]] and Arika go to try and find the Legendary Medarotter, Ikki and Metabee initially mistake him for such, and the two would Robottle, the battle being cut short due to Karin being temporarily kidnapped in that episode. He would continue to appear throughout the anime, acting as a rival to Ikki in Robottling and trying to gain Karin's affections. Kouji in the anime would have a notable fear of insects, him being paralyzed or going berserk when seeing insects and Medarots with designs similar to insects, though Metabee and Rokusho would be the exceptions to this ruling.

He would initially defeat Ikki and Metabee in their first official tournament battle, though he refused to count it as a victory, but ultimately would lose in their subsequent rematches. In the World Robottle Tournament Rankings, he would place Number 2 through Japan. He would be the only Medarotter in the anime that would manage to unlock the power of the Medaforce without his Medarot having a [[Medal|Rare Medal]].

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Kouji Karakuchi

2022-09-26T16:46:48Z

MedaHunter64: Making the Kouji Page

{{Infobox Character
| name = Ikki Tenryou

| image =
| resize = yes
| name-j = カラクチコウジ 
| name-r = Karakuchi Kōji
| name-e = Koji Karakuchi
| gender = Male
| occupation = Student
| medarots = '''[[Smilodonad]]''' '''[[Warbonnet]]''' '''[[Excise]]''' '''[[Unitris]]'''

| family =
| country = Japanese
| voicedby = Reona Yokomaru (Japanese), Joanne Vannicola (English)
| appear-game = Medarot 2, Medarot R, Medarot 3, Medarot 4, Medarot 2 Core
| appear-else = '''Anime''': Medarot 
}}

'''Kouji Karakuchi''' (カラクチコウジ Karakuchi Kōji) is character that debuted in [[Medarot 2]], serving primarily as a rival character to [[Ikki Tenryou]].

== In the games ==

=== In [[Medarot 2]] and [[Medarot 2 Core|2 Core]] ===

Kouji in the game debuts in the second story event as a rival to Ikki in both Robottling and gaining the affection of [[Karin Junmai]].

He initially comes to Ikki's school in search of the culprit who went around touching female students, which included Karin among the victims, him Robottling the students such as the members of the Screws Gang, defeating them with ease. Kouji would eventually face Ikki in a Robottle in the school, but would end up losing the first encounter. Kouji afterwards would be calmed down by Karin, and he would look elsewhere.

Kouji would be met once more in the woods, both him and Karin searching for the Ghost in the woods who was stealing parts from other Medarots. He would search an area of the woods with Karin, redirecting Ikki and [[Arika Amazake|Arika]] away from where he is searching. Eventually Kouji and Karin are separated after some time due to Karin becoming fatigued from searching, with Kouji eventually finding Ikki and a suspicious Medarot in a cave. He would try to fight the Medarot, but Ikki would defend the Medarot, and after losing to Ikki once again, Kouji would have the situation explained, and the true culprits, the [[Roborobo Gang]] would show themselves, Kouji taking on one of them while Ikki fought the other.

Kouji would face Ikki once more in an official Robottle Tournament, him being the final opponent in the tournament after defeating the A Block. He would face Ikki in one more Robottle, but ultimately would lose in that battle.

Kouji's starting Medarot in the game is dependent on the version of the game he is fought in, using a Medarot that is meant to counter the player's starting Medarot, [[Smilodonad]] being his partner in the Kabuto/Metabee Version, and [[Warbonnet]] being his partner in the Kuwagata/Rokusho Version.

=== In Medarot 3 ===

Kouji's starting Medarot in Medarot 3 is dependent on the version of the game once more, with [[Excise]] replacing Smilodonad in the Kabuto Version and [[Unitris]] replacing Warbonnet in the Kuwagata Version.

=== In Medarot 4 ===

== In the Anime ==

Kouji in the anime plays a similar role to his game counterpart. When Ikki, [[Metabee]] and Arika go to try and find the Legendary Medarotter, Ikki and Metabee initially mistake him for such, and the two would Robottle, the battle being cut short due to Karin being temporarily kidnapped in that episode. He would continue to appear throughout the anime, acting as a rival to Ikki in Robottling and trying to gain Karin's affections. Kouji in the anime would have a notable fear of insects, him being paralyzed when seeing insects and Medarots with designs similar to insects, though Metabee and Rokusho would be the exceptions to this ruling.

He would initially defeat Ikki and Metabee in their first official tournament battle, though he refused to count it as a victory, but ultimately would lose in their subsequent rematches. In the World Robottle Tournament Rankings, he would place Number 2 through Japan. He would be the only Medarotter in the anime that would manage to unlock the power of the Medaforce without his Medarot having a [[Medal|Rare Medal]].

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Koji Karakuchi

2022-09-26T16:44:40Z

MedaHunter64: Making this page a redirect to the new Kouji Character Page

#REDIRECT [[Kouji Karakuchi]]