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Mach Massive resembles a more angular and mechanical version of [[Head Scissors]], much as Kantaros has both similarities and differences with [[Metal Beetle]]. Like Head Scissors, it has a [[Sword]] on its right arm and a [[Hammer]] on its left. | Mach Massive resembles a more angular and mechanical version of [[Head Scissors]], much as Kantaros has both similarities and differences with [[Metal Beetle]]. Like Head Scissors, it has a [[Sword]] on its right arm and a [[Hammer]] on its left. | ||
== | == In the manga == | ||
[[Image:Manga Mach Massive 2.jpg|thumb|left]] | |||
Mach Massive appeared in [[Medarotter Rintarou]] and the sequel [[Medarot R (manga)|Medarot R]] as the Medarot used by the famous "Hyper Medarotter" [[Ryou Kaiba]]. Its model number is KWG-2015, making it slightly older than [[Rintarou Namishima|Rintarou]]'s Kantaros (model KBT-2020). | Mach Massive appeared in [[Medarotter Rintarou]] and the sequel [[Medarot R (manga)|Medarot R]] as the Medarot used by the famous "Hyper Medarotter" [[Ryou Kaiba]]. Its model number is KWG-2015, making it slightly older than [[Rintarou Namishima|Rintarou]]'s Kantaros (model KBT-2020). It uses the same part names as [[Head Scissors]]. | ||
Considering how the manga uses a different system for model numbers than the games, it's possible that Mach Massive was simply intended to be what the KWG model Head Scissors would look like in the year 2015, five years after [[Medarot 1]]. In any case, given how everyone in Rintarou manga series names their Medarots, Mach Massive was probably a nickname given to the Medarot by Ryou Kaiba. | Considering how the manga uses a different system for model numbers than the games, it's possible that Mach Massive was simply intended to be what the KWG model Head Scissors would look like in the year 2015, five years after [[Medarot 1]]. In any case, given how everyone in Rintarou manga series names their Medarots, Mach Massive was probably a nickname given to the Medarot by Ryou Kaiba. | ||
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Ryou's Mach Massive is known for its amazing speed, and has a finishing move called "Thousands Clinger" ({{r|サウンザンズ クリンガー|Sauzanzu Kuringaa}}) where it attacks with its sword and carves the word "Mach" ({{r|マッハ|Mahha}}) into the opponent's armor. | Ryou's Mach Massive is known for its amazing speed, and has a finishing move called "Thousands Clinger" ({{r|サウンザンズ クリンガー|Sauzanzu Kuringaa}}) where it attacks with its sword and carves the word "Mach" ({{r|マッハ|Mahha}}) into the opponent's armor. | ||
== | == In the games == | ||
Its first appearance in a video game, Mach Massive is exclusive to the Kuwagata version of Navi, where it's used by Rintarou in place of Kantaros. (His "true" Medarotter, Ryou Kaiba, has never appeared in a video game.) Compared to the [[Head Scissors]] available in Navi, Mach Massive's parts have the exact same functions, but are slightly weaker in power, success, and armor (although they also take slightly less AP). | Its first appearance in a video game, Mach Massive is exclusive to the Kuwagata version of Navi, where it's used by Rintarou in place of Kantaros. (His "true" Medarotter, Ryou Kaiba, has never appeared in a video game.) Compared to the [[Head Scissors]] available in Navi, Mach Massive's parts have the exact same functions, but are slightly weaker in power, success, and armor (although they also take slightly less AP). | ||
Here, its model number is KWG-3BF to match Kantaros, with the suffix BF to signify it was created "before Navi" and designed by [[Fujioka Kenki]] - a trait only shared with [[Kantaros]], [[Arcbeetle]], and [[Blossomail]]. The spelling of its name was also changed slightly (to {{r|マッハマッシ'''ブ'''|Mahhamasshibu}}), and it was given new part names to further differentiate it from Head Scissors. | |||
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Revision as of 09:58, 2 March 2012
| Mach Massive マッハマッシヴ | |
| Model No. | File:Navi MachMassive.png |
|---|---|
| KWG-3BF | |
| Motif | |
| Stag beetle | |
| Parts | |
| Head: | Mach Antenna マッハアンテナ |
| Right Arm: | Mach Sword マッハソード |
| Left Arm: | Mach Hammer マッハハンマー |
| Legs: | Mach Tatacker マッハタタッカー |
| Game appearances | |
| Medarot Navi | |
| Other appearances | |
| Medarotter Rintarou (manga), Medarot R (manga) | |
| Designer | |
Mach Massive (マッハマッシヴ) is a somewhat obscure KWG-type Medarot that first appeared in the Medarotter Rintarou manga, and later in Medarot Navi. It was designed by the manga artist of the Rintarou series, Fujioka Kenki, and is considered to be the KWG-series equivalent to Kantaros.
Description
Mach Massive resembles a more angular and mechanical version of Head Scissors, much as Kantaros has both similarities and differences with Metal Beetle. Like Head Scissors, it has a Sword on its right arm and a Hammer on its left.
In the manga
Mach Massive appeared in Medarotter Rintarou and the sequel Medarot R as the Medarot used by the famous "Hyper Medarotter" Ryou Kaiba. Its model number is KWG-2015, making it slightly older than Rintarou's Kantaros (model KBT-2020). It uses the same part names as Head Scissors.
Considering how the manga uses a different system for model numbers than the games, it's possible that Mach Massive was simply intended to be what the KWG model Head Scissors would look like in the year 2015, five years after Medarot 1. In any case, given how everyone in Rintarou manga series names their Medarots, Mach Massive was probably a nickname given to the Medarot by Ryou Kaiba.
Ryou's Mach Massive is known for its amazing speed, and has a finishing move called "Thousands Clinger" (サウンザンズ クリンガー) where it attacks with its sword and carves the word "Mach" (マッハ) into the opponent's armor.
In the games
Its first appearance in a video game, Mach Massive is exclusive to the Kuwagata version of Navi, where it's used by Rintarou in place of Kantaros. (His "true" Medarotter, Ryou Kaiba, has never appeared in a video game.) Compared to the Head Scissors available in Navi, Mach Massive's parts have the exact same functions, but are slightly weaker in power, success, and armor (although they also take slightly less AP).
Here, its model number is KWG-3BF to match Kantaros, with the suffix BF to signify it was created "before Navi" and designed by Fujioka Kenki - a trait only shared with Kantaros, Arcbeetle, and Blossomail. The spelling of its name was also changed slightly (to マッハマッシブ), and it was given new part names to further differentiate it from Head Scissors.
Related Medarots
KBT-3 Kantaros, its Kabuto-series equivalent.
| KWG-type Medarots | |||||||||||||||||||
| KWG-0 | Head Scissors | KWG-2 | Solin | KWG-5 | Dorcus | KWG09 (KWG-1NF) |
Luminous Stag | KWG0E (KWG-0) |
Cervo | KWG15 | Omega Stag | ||||||||
| KWG00-M | Rokusho | KWG03 (KWG-3BF) |
Mach Massive | KWG-55 | Blackstag | KWG0A (KWG-9BX) |
Cameo Stag | KWG10-M | Sanjuro | KWG50-M | P-Rokusho | ||||||||
| KWG-1 | Rokusho | KWG03R-M | Mach Massive R | KWG-6 | Tyrrellbeetle | KWG-0NF | Pupa Stag | KWG11-M | Hirschkäfer | ||||||||||
| KWG01-M | Rokusho | KWGXX | Maquette | KWG-7 | Kuwagata Baizan | KWG0C (KWG-0CH) |
Shinzan | KWG12-M | Monjiro | ||||||||||
| KWG01 | Rokusho A | KWG04-M | Titanbeetle | KWG08 (KWG-0NF) |
Sonic Stag | KWG0D (KWG-1CH) |
Adolphin | KWG14 | Kairen | ||||||||||
