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'''Death Medarots''' (known as '''Kilobots''' in the English dub) are a type of [[Medarot]] that | [[File:Death medarot lineup.png|thumb|A promotional lineup, featuring [[Tankdunk]], [[Excise]], [[Blossomail]], [[Unitris]] and [[Gun Desperado]]]] | ||
'''Death Medarots''' (known as '''Kilobots''' in the English dub) are a type of [[Medarot]] that appear in [[Medarot Damashii]]. They are a rival product to Medarots manufactured by the [[Death Medarot Company]] and are characterized by their lack of personality and complete obedience. Death Medarots designs lean toward the monstrous and militaristic, though this is not a hard and fast rule. | |||
A [[Medarotter]] using a Death Medarot is a referred to as a '''Death Medarotter''' (or '''Rogue Medafighter''' in the English dub). | |||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Death Medarots are | Death Medarots work on the same principles as regular Medarots, having the same modular part structure and needing to bepowered by [[Medal]]s. As they are marketed toward those who want the strongest Medarots, they come with functions not found in regular Medarot models: they can reload ammunition mid-fight and are able to replace damaged parts during battle. They are powered by generic '''Death Medals''' ('''EX Medals''' in the English dub) which, according to [[Kokuryuu]] makes the Death Medarots powerful by redirecting the energy that would normally be reserved for emotions into more firepower. As such, Death Medarots have no individual personalities and are completely obedient, being able to perform actions that a regular Medarot might object to, like attacking another Medarot before any agreement to a [[Robattle]] has been made, or shooting at human targets. Despite their apparent mindlessness, individual Death Medarots have expressed some emotive mannerisms, such as [[Frame Cast]]'s speech or [[Excise]] stepping back after seemingly being intimidated by [[Arcbeetle-Dash]]. | ||
As a byproduct of their emotionless nature, Death Medarots are largely protected agains the effects of the [[Medaforce]], which [[Nae]] explains is because the Medaforce taps into the emotional component that Death Medarots lack. This attribute, however, comes with some drawbacks: Death Medarots cannot converse or form bonds with their owners and are so specialized as to be useless for non-combat tasks: one example is [[Ginkai]] being unable to stop a moving truck because his [[Medarotch]] did not recognize "stop the truck" as a command. | |||
While a scene shows [[Grain]] being built around a male [[Tinpet]] identical to that of a regular Medarot, Death Medarot parts are seemingly incompatible with regular Medarots, with [[Peppercat]] having her circuits fried by a battery and unable to control Death Medarot parts given to her. | |||
== List of Death Medarots == | == List of Death Medarots == | ||
Revision as of 15:35, 9 January 2024
Death Medarots (known as Kilobots in the English dub) are a type of Medarot that appear in Medarot Damashii. They are a rival product to Medarots manufactured by the Death Medarot Company and are characterized by their lack of personality and complete obedience. Death Medarots designs lean toward the monstrous and militaristic, though this is not a hard and fast rule.
A Medarotter using a Death Medarot is a referred to as a Death Medarotter (or Rogue Medafighter in the English dub).
Overview
Death Medarots work on the same principles as regular Medarots, having the same modular part structure and needing to bepowered by Medals. As they are marketed toward those who want the strongest Medarots, they come with functions not found in regular Medarot models: they can reload ammunition mid-fight and are able to replace damaged parts during battle. They are powered by generic Death Medals (EX Medals in the English dub) which, according to Kokuryuu makes the Death Medarots powerful by redirecting the energy that would normally be reserved for emotions into more firepower. As such, Death Medarots have no individual personalities and are completely obedient, being able to perform actions that a regular Medarot might object to, like attacking another Medarot before any agreement to a Robattle has been made, or shooting at human targets. Despite their apparent mindlessness, individual Death Medarots have expressed some emotive mannerisms, such as Frame Cast's speech or Excise stepping back after seemingly being intimidated by Arcbeetle-Dash.
As a byproduct of their emotionless nature, Death Medarots are largely protected agains the effects of the Medaforce, which Nae explains is because the Medaforce taps into the emotional component that Death Medarots lack. This attribute, however, comes with some drawbacks: Death Medarots cannot converse or form bonds with their owners and are so specialized as to be useless for non-combat tasks: one example is Ginkai being unable to stop a moving truck because his Medarotch did not recognize "stop the truck" as a command.
While a scene shows Grain being built around a male Tinpet identical to that of a regular Medarot, Death Medarot parts are seemingly incompatible with regular Medarots, with Peppercat having her circuits fried by a battery and unable to control Death Medarot parts given to her.
List of Death Medarots
These Medarot models are referred to as Death Medarots in Medarot Damashii.
Most of the Death Medarots originally appeared in Medarot R, but others made their first appearances in Medarot 3 and Medarot 4. The video games treat them as regular Medarots.
