Editing Break

'''Break''' ({{r|ブレイク|Bureiku}}) is an [[Attacks|attack]] present in every Medarot game. 

Break is a gravity-based attack that expands on contact to force the enemy's parts apart. Mechanics-wise, it works similar to the other gravity-based attack, [[Press]].

Gravity attacks are usually ranged (using the [[Shoot (skill)|Shoot]] and [[Snipe (skill)|Snipe]] skills) and have the special effect of using twice the part's reported [[Success (stat)|success rate]]. This can make gravity attacks more accurate, damaging, and likely to be critical, although the exact mechanics vary between each game. (For example, in [[Medarot 1]] the bonus to success only affects the damage caused, and not the accuracy of the attack.)

In [[Medarot 7]], Break attacks add 1/2 of the % value on the [[charge gauge]] to the success of the attack, increasing the chance of getting a critical hit. The [[CF attack]] version is [[CF Break]]. Here, unlike Press, Break attacks always have a [[pierce]] effect.

Similar to optical or gunpowder-based attacks, gravity attacks can be countered by using parts with [[Negate Gravity]]. In Medarot 1 (and possibly other games), Break attacks will be completely negated, but the damage from [[Press]] attacks can only reduced by 3/4.

In Medarot 1, 2, R, and 2 Core, parts with the [[Gravity (attribute)|Gravity]] attribute are compatible with the [[Bear Medal]].

{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" width=650 style="text-align:center;"
|-
! colspan=11 style="background:#DDDDDD;" | Medarots with Break in Medarot 1
|- style="font-size:11px;"
! #
! Medarot
! Parts
! Attribute
! Skill
! HP
! Success
! Power
! Uses/Charge
! Cooldown
! -
|-
| 25
| [[A-Burage]]
| Head
| Gravity
| Shoot
| 40
| 44
| 10
| 10 use
| -
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| 51
| [[Mad Muscle]]
| Right
| Gravity
| Shoot
| 20
| 66
| 0
| 14
| 10
| {{gen|M}}
|-
|rowspan=3| 56
|rowspan=3| [[Yuchitang]]
| Head
| Gravity
| Shoot
| 40
| 54
| 5
| 3 use
| -
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| Right
| Gravity
| Shoot
| 10
| 54
| 5
| 12
| 7
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| Left
| Gravity
| Snipe
| 10
| 66
| 0
| 14
| 8
| {{gen|M}}
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" width=650 style="text-align:center;"
|-
! colspan=11 style="background:#BBDDFF;" | Medarots with Break in Medarot 2
|- style="font-size:11px;"
! #
! Medarot
! Parts
! Attribute
! Skill
! HP
! Success
! Power
! Uses/Charge
! Cooldown
! -
|-
|rowspan=3| 012
|rowspan=3| [[Charlybear]]
| Head
| Gravity
| Shoot
| 50
| 57
| 4
| 9 use
| -
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| Right
| Gravity
| Shoot
| 20
| 78
| 1
| 6
| 5
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| Left
| Gravity
| Snipe
| 20
| 39
| 2
| 7
| 6
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| 028
| [[God Emperor]]
| Head
| Gravity
| Snipe
| 75
| 71
| 32 @
| 5 use
| -
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| 059
| [[Toy World]]
| Head
| Gravity
| Snipe
| 40
| 45
| 20
| 5 use
| -
| {{gen|M}}
|-
! colspan=11 style="font-size:11px;" | From Medarot 1
|-
| 105
| [[A-Burage]]
| Head
| Gravity
| Shoot
| 40
| 44
| 10
| 10 use
| -
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| 131
| [[Mad Muscle]]
| Right
| Gravity
| Shoot
| 20
| 66
| 0
| 14
| 10
| {{gen|M}}
|-
|rowspan=3| 136
|rowspan=3| [[Yuchitang]]
| Head
| Gravity
| Shoot
| 40
| 54
| 5
| 3 use
| -
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| Right
| Gravity
| Shoot
| 10
| 54
| 5
| 12
| 7
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| Left
| Gravity
| Snipe
| 10
| 66
| 0
| 14
| 8
| {{gen|M}}
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" width=650 style="text-align:center;"
|-
! colspan=11 style="background:#BBEEBB;" | Medarots with Break in Medarot Navi
|- style="font-size:11px;"
! #
! Medarot
! Parts
! Attribute
! Skill
! Range
! HP
! Success
! Power
! Uses/AP
! -
|-
| 032
| [[Cheeper]]
| Head
| Power
| Shoot
| 2-3
| 40
| 63
| 21
| 6 use
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| 035
| [[Imagine Kaiser]]
| Head
| Power
| Snipe
| 2-6
| 40
| 63
| 21 @
| 6 use
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| 049
| [[Duckbill]]
| Head
| Power
| Shoot
| 3-4
| 50
| 60
| 22
| 4 use
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| 053
| [[Ashton]]
| Right
| Speed
| Shoot
| 3-4
| 40
| 30
| 17
| 16 AP
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| 107
| [[Ikaten]]
| Head
| Power
| Snipe
| 2-3
| 55
| 72
| 22
| 6 use
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| 122
| [[God Emperor]]
| Head
| Power
| Shoot
| 2-3
| 70
| 48
| 36 @
| 2 use
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| 137
| [[Brownbison]]
| Left
| Power
| Snipe
| 3-4
| 40
| 35
| 6
| 22 AP
| {{gen|M}}
|-
! colspan=11 style="font-size:11px;" | Medachanges
|-
|rowspan=2| 102
|rowspan=2| [[Dumpster]]
| Drive B
| Defense
| Shoot
| 4-5
| N/A
| 44
| 10
| 9 AP
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| Drive C
| Defense
| Snipe
| 5-6
| N/A
| 39
| 12
| 9 AP
| {{gen|M}}
|-
| 138
| [[Tyrrellbeetle]]
| Drive B
| Speed
| Shoot
| 2-3
| N/A
| 65
| 14
| 14 AP
| {{gen|M}}
|-
|}

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 '''Break''' ({{r|ブレイク|Bureiku}}) is an [[Attacks|attack]] present in every Medarot game.
-Break is a gravity-based attack that expands on contact to force the enemy's parts apart. In terms of mechanics, it works similarly to the other gravity-based attacks, [[Press]] and [[Break Hammer]].
+Break is a gravity-based attack that expands on contact to force the enemy's parts apart. Mechanics-wise, it works similar to the other gravity-based attack, [[Press]].
-== General effects ==
-Break attacks are usually ranged (using the [[Shoot (skill)|Shoot]] and [[Snipe (skill)|Snipe]] skills) and have the special effect of using twice the part's reported [[Success (stat)|success rate]]. This can make the attacks more accurate, damaging, or likely to be critical, although the exact mechanics vary between each game.
-Similar to optical or explosive-based attacks, gravity attacks can be countered by using parts with [[Negate Gravity]] or [[Gravity Guard]]. It has no relation to the [[Gravity Control]] equip effect.
-In Medarot 1, 2, R, and 2 Core, Break parts have the [[Gravity (attribute)|Gravity]] attribute are compatible with the [[Bear Medal]].
-== In Medarot 1 ==
-Here, the bonus to success only affects the damage caused, and not the accuracy of the attack. When countered using Negate Gravity, Break attacks can be completely negated, while the damage from Press attacks can only be reduced by 3/4.
-== In Medarot 7 ==
+Gravity attacks are usually ranged (using the [[Shoot (skill)|Shoot]] and [[Snipe (skill)|Snipe]] skills) and have the special effect of using twice the part's reported [[Success (stat)|success rate]]. This can make gravity attacks more accurate, damaging, and likely to be critical, although the exact mechanics vary between each game. (For example, in [[Medarot 1]] the bonus to success only affects the damage caused, and not the accuracy of the attack.)
-Break attacks add 1/2 of the % value on the [[Charge gauge]] to the success of the attack, increasing the chance of getting a critical hit. Here, unlike Press, Break attacks always have a [[pierce]] effect. The [[CF attack]] version is [[CF Break]].
+In [[Medarot 7]], Break attacks add 1/2 of the % value on the [[charge gauge]] to the success of the attack, increasing the chance of getting a critical hit. The [[CF attack]] version is [[CF Break]]. Here, unlike Press, Break attacks always have a [[pierce]] effect.
-Medarot 7 also introduced a physical version of the attack called [[Break Hammer]].
+Similar to optical or gunpowder-based attacks, gravity attacks can be countered by using parts with [[Negate Gravity]]. In Medarot 1 (and possibly other games), Break attacks will be completely negated, but the damage from [[Press]] attacks can only reduced by 3/4.
-== Available parts ==
+In Medarot 1, 2, R, and 2 Core, parts with the [[Gravity (attribute)|Gravity]] attribute are compatible with the [[Bear Medal]].
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