Zero-Suicide
| Zero-Suicide | |
| Model No. | File:Navi Zero-suicide.png |
|---|---|
| KOL-0NF | |
| Motif | |
| ? | |
| Parts | |
| Head: | Meant Life |
| Right Arm: | Life Force |
| Left Arm: | Life Blood |
| Legs: | Lifeless |
| Game appearances | |
| Medarot Navi | |
| Other appearances | |
| Designer | |
Description
One close look at Zero-Suicide betrays part of its origin: each of its Medaparts is a miniaturized version of a fellow Fossil Medarot. Its Head is an expanded Monocruziana, capable of draining Medal Levels. Its Right Arm is a Di-Tyranno lance with its potent Sword attack. Its Left Arm is a Tri-Ptera shield, giving it Counterattack capability. Finally, its Legs are the four-legged Quar-Brachio.
Zero-Suicide has no need for Medachange.
Appearances
Zero-Suicide is the last of five Fossil Medarots faced in the final chapter of the game. It is first fought by the Space Robo general, Rayun, who is beaten and buried in sand before Kasumi and his party Robattle it. This battle is the second-to-last in the main game, leading up to the final confrontation with Mistral.
The "Zero" in its name is part of a theme with its fellow Fossil Medarots: Monocruziana, Dityranno, Tri-Ptera and Quarbrachio. Not surprising, seeing as Zerosuicide is literally made of the other four.
