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'''Oceana''' (ピュアマーメイド ''pyuaamaameido'', Puremermaid) is a MAR-type [[Medabot]] that first appears in [[Medabot|Medarot]]. | '''Oceana''' (ピュアマーメイド ''pyuaamaameido'', Puremermaid) is a MAR-type [[Medabot]] that first appears in [[Medabot|Medarot]]. | ||
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=== In Medarot | === In Medarot=== | ||
Puremermaid is a generic enemy Medabot in the original games, never much of a threat on her own. Her main ability is to heal herself and her allies, although she is at severe disadvantages when built as a whole. | |||
=== In Medarot 2 === | |||
Puremermaid cannot be found other than by trade with the original games. She was replaced with her upgraded form, Meitin. | |||
=== In Medarot 2 CORE === | |||
Puremermaid returns as a generic enemy Medabot, still not a threat and retaining the same abilities as before. | |||
Due to the severe overespecialization aspect of the games, where a Medabot is only intended to do one type of action, she can do absolutely nothing ''but'' heal. Additionally, her Leg Medapart, the Purple Fins, are Sea-type, meaning that she is far from being the most mobile Medabot in the games, and generally not useable as a complete | === Strategies === | ||
Due to the severe overespecialization aspect of the games, where a Medabot is only intended to do one type of action, she can do absolutely nothing ''but'' heal. Additionally, her Leg Medapart, the Purple Fins, are Sea-type, meaning that she is far from being the most mobile Medabot in the games, and generally not useable as a complete set, unlike certain other female Medabots. | |||
Being Healing parts, Oceana's Medaparts are most compatible with the Mermaid (N) Medal, as should be obvious. | Being Healing parts, Oceana's Medaparts are most compatible with the Mermaid (N) Medal, as should be obvious. A good setup is to use either her Head or her Right Arm as a healing part on a Medabot with fast legs and decent armor. | ||
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== Related Medabots == | |||
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Oceana (ピュアマーメイド pyuaamaameido, Puremermaid) is a MAR-type Medabot that first appears in Medarot.
In the games
In Medarot
Puremermaid is a generic enemy Medabot in the original games, never much of a threat on her own. Her main ability is to heal herself and her allies, although she is at severe disadvantages when built as a whole.
In Medarot 2
Puremermaid cannot be found other than by trade with the original games. She was replaced with her upgraded form, Meitin.
In Medarot 2 CORE
Puremermaid returns as a generic enemy Medabot, still not a threat and retaining the same abilities as before.
Strategies
Due to the severe overespecialization aspect of the games, where a Medabot is only intended to do one type of action, she can do absolutely nothing but heal. Additionally, her Leg Medapart, the Purple Fins, are Sea-type, meaning that she is far from being the most mobile Medabot in the games, and generally not useable as a complete set, unlike certain other female Medabots.
Being Healing parts, Oceana's Medaparts are most compatible with the Mermaid (N) Medal, as should be obvious. A good setup is to use either her Head or her Right Arm as a healing part on a Medabot with fast legs and decent armor.
