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Revision as of 12:24, 18 October 2022
| SwordBlues ソードブルース 
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| Model No. | 
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|---|---|
| RME-03 | |
| Motif | |
| ProtoMan.EXE | |
| Parts | |
| Head: | Tongari Head トンガリヘッド |
| Right Arm: | Fumikomi Saber フミコミセイバー |
| Left Arm: | Surprise Guard サプライズガード |
| Legs: | Official オフィシャル |
| Game appearances | |
| Medarot S | |
| Other appearances | |
| Designer | |
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 Mega Man Battle Network franchise. the RME model number is from "RockMan.EXE," 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 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:
| Part | Name | Type | 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
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Official art
Related Medarots
| Mega Man Battle Network-type Medarots | |
| RME00 | Rocktrans |
| RME01 | Fortate |
| RME02 | Heartroll |
| RME03 | Swordblues |
| RME04 | Leadercolonel |
