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| appear-game = Medarot DS, Medarot 7, Medarot Dual, <br/> Medarot 8 | | appear-game = Medarot DS, Medarot 7, Medarot Dual, <br/> Medarot 8, Medarot 9 | ||
| appear-else = Medarot DS (manga), Medarot DS promo cards | | appear-else = Medarot DS (manga), Medarot DS promo cards | ||
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== Image gallery == | == Image gallery == | ||
'''Official artwork:''' | |||
<gallery widths=144px> | <gallery widths=144px> | ||
File:Maasai Moran Early Concept Art.png|Early concept art | |||
File:Maasai_Moran_Medarot_DS_Design.png|Design in Medarot DS | File:Maasai_Moran_Medarot_DS_Design.png|Design in Medarot DS | ||
File:M9 Maasai Moran portrait.png|Dialogue portrait in Medarot 9 | |||
</gallery> | |||
'''3D models:''' | |||
<gallery widths=144px> | |||
File:MDS-KLN02-M.png|Model in Medarot DS | File:MDS-KLN02-M.png|Model in Medarot DS | ||
File:MDS-KLN02-M-Front-Right.png|Model in Medarot DS (front | File:MDS-KLN02-M-Front-Right.png|Model in Medarot DS (front angle) | ||
File:MDS-KLN02-M-Back-Left.png|Model in Medarot DS (back | File:MDS-KLN02-M-Back-Left.png|Model in Medarot DS (back angle) | ||
File:M7-KLN02.png|Model in Medarot 7 | File:M7-KLN02.png|Model in Medarot 7 | ||
File:Dual-KLN02.png|Model in Medarot Dual | File:Dual-KLN02.png|Model in Medarot Dual | ||
File:Dual-KLN02-Back.png|Model in Medarot Dual (back) | File:Dual-KLN02-Back.png|Model in Medarot Dual (back) | ||
</gallery> | |||
'''Cards:''' | |||
<gallery widths=144px> | |||
File:Maasai_Moran_Medarot_DS_Card.jpg|Medarot DS promo card | File:Maasai_Moran_Medarot_DS_Card.jpg|Medarot DS promo card | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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[[Category:Male Medarots]] | [[Category:Male Medarots]] | ||
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]] | [[Category:Bipedal Medarots]] | ||
[[Category:Medarot DS Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot 7 Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot Dual Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot 8 Medarots]] | [[Category:Medarot DS Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot 7 Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot Dual Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot 8 Medarots]] [[Category:Medarot 9 Medarots]] | ||
Revision as of 22:02, 28 February 2016
| Maasai Moran マーサイモラン | |
| Model No. | 
|
|---|---|
| KLN02-M | |
| Motif | |
| Lion | |
| Parts | |
| Head: | Vitchua ヴィチュア |
| Right Arm: | Ngorongoro ンゴロンゴロ |
| Left Arm: | Nakuru ナクル |
| Legs: | Serengeti セレンゲティ |
| Game appearances | |
| Medarot DS, Medarot 7, Medarot Dual, Medarot 8, Medarot 9 | |
| Other appearances | |
| Medarot DS (manga), Medarot DS promo cards | |
| Designer | |
Maasai Moran (マーサイモラン) is a lion-type Medarot that first appeared in the Medarot DS manga and as part of Medarot DS.
Description
Maasai Moran is based on lions. However he is also based on the Maasai, an african ethnic group. The maasai have warriors named moran, hence his name.
A Vitchua is a fierce lion who appears in the mythology of the maasai of Kenya [1], while Ngorongoro, Nakuru and Serengeti are well known places in Kenya.
Maasai Moran's attacks are almost the same of any KLN-type, except for his head, which works as a trap, much like STG-types, instead of an Auxiliary Charge.
In the games
In Medarot DS
He is owned by Kohaku Himuro in the Kuwagata version.
In the manga
In Medarot DS
He is owned by Ikki Tenryou, who nicknames him Menoji (めのじ). He behaves like another Medarot seen before.
Image gallery
Official artwork:
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Early concept art
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Design in Medarot DS
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Dialogue portrait in Medarot 9
3D models:
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Model in Medarot DS
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Model in Medarot DS (front angle)
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Model in Medarot DS (back angle)
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Model in Medarot 7
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Model in Medarot Dual
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Model in Medarot Dual (back)
Cards:
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Medarot DS promo card
Related Medarots
- STG02-M Machairodus, its counterpart in the Kabuto version.
| Lion-type Medarots | |
| KLN-0 | Warbonnet |
| KLN-1 | Unitris |
| KLN02-M | Maasai Moran |
| KLN03-M | Maasai Laibon |
