In the manual for MEDABOTS INFINITY, it mentions that you can use the GBA Link to hook up your GBA copy of Medabots Metabee or Medabots Rokusho to the Gamecube and it will unlock something within the game. Download Medabots Infinity (v1.01) to PC, ANDROID OR iPhone. To play this GAMECUBE ROM, you must first download an Emulator.

IMO, the best one is the Medabots RPG game on GBA. Two flavours, Metabee and Rokusho.

Just changes your starter, I think I can't remember if there are different medabots in each game.Don't get Medabots AX, it was like a poor man's medabots smash bros. It sounds awesome but it was terrible.There's also Medabots Infinity on GCN, but that was not very good either.Alternatively, if you're just looking for games that have customizable toy robots, Little Battlers eXperience on 3DS is in a similar vein, and Custom Robo on the GCN is fun too. For me it was one of the few games I had growing up, so I enjoyed it even without understanding the game at all. Mostly because of it just being Medabots and being able to customize your own medabots.Later though I started understanding the mechanics and that coupled with nostalgia made me enjoy the game greatly, almost moreso because of its obvious flaws. The cruelty of the game makes succes that much more satisfying.All that does influence my opinion of the game immensely, probably a little unjustified.

So if you've got better games laying around I'd prioritize those ones as well if I were you. Still, like I said, I can feel some people really put their heart in creating this game and they just messed up with the polishing, there's definitely some potential in the game.

Original runJuly 7, 2000 – March 30, 2001Episodes39 MangaMedarot 4Written byHorumarinPublished byKodanshaDemographicChildrenMagazineComic BomBomOriginal run2001 – 2001Volumes2MangaMedarot 5Written byHorumarinPublished byKodanshaDemographicChildrenMagazineComic BomBomOriginal run2001 – 2002Volumes2MangaMedarot GWritten byHorumarinPublished byKodanshaDemographicChildrenMagazineComic BomBomOriginal run2003 – 2003Volumes2Medabots, known in as Medarot ( メダロット, Medarotto), is a franchise developed by and published by in Japan in 1997. The main series of RPGs focus on collecting and battling with the titular robots.

The bulk of the games releases have been on Nintendo platforms, including the, and the and.The series was adapted into a Japanese television series spanning two adaptations. The first was animated by while the second, Medarot Damashii, was animated. The television series originally aired on from July 2, 1999 to March 30, 2001. Both series were originally licensed and into English by and were broadcast on in Canada and and in the United States from 2001 to 2004.A series, written by Rin Horuma (credited as just Horumarin), was also produced. It was serialized in the 's magazine in Japan and then published into. The manga based on the first game, Medarot, was never translated into English, but the manga based on the sequel, Medarot 2, was licensed for an English language release in North America by, simply under the title Medabots.

Medarot 2, 3, and 4, have also been translated into English for distribution in by.To date, only (a remake of Medarot 2 for ), and have been released in. There have also been produced by Kotobukiya.

Contents.Plot Medabots The series centers around Medabots, robots, whose purpose is to serve humans in a future time. The series begins with a ten-year-old boy named Ikki Tenryō, who wants to become a champion of the World Robattle Tournament. However, Ikki is unable to afford a Medabot, and his parents refuse to buy him one. However, he manages to get enough money to buy an outdated model, and, with a bit of luck, he finds a medal in a river.

Ikki quickly inserts it into the Medabot he purchased named Metabee. The only problem is that the medal he found gives Metabee a severe attitude problem (a problem rarely seen in a Medabot), which leads Ikki to think he is defective. However, this theory is proven wrong later in the series, as it is revealed that Metabee actually has a 'rare' medal.The rare medals were kept secret by the Medabot Corporation, as very little was known about them. However, a Medabot with a rare medal would be able to call upon an attack called the 'Medaforce'. In the manga, the Medaforce is a form of medal mind control, as explained by Dr. Aki in the third graphic novel of Medabots.

In the cartoon however, it is shown as a way of increasing the power of the Medabot's special skill into a focused beam attack.Another important aspect is the story of, the store clerk who sold Ikki Metabee. We find out that he is, quite obviously, Phantom Renegade. A running gag of the series was Henry almost telling everyone he is The Phantom, with no one ever discovering this fact.

We are then introduced to Space Medafighter X, who is another one of Henry's secret identities, the number one medafighter in Japan. Later, during the World Finals, he rarely shows up to the fights, instead sending substitutes and working behind the scenes. This being because he supposedly started The Ten Days of Darkness, which occurred eight years before the events in the series during the World Robattle Cup when Henry fought as Hikaru Agata with the original Metabee ( however, the medal was different).

The Medabots went on a rampage during the Ten Days of Darkness, which stopped when Hikaru Agata was forced to kill his Medabot by destroying his medal.At the end of the second season, it is revealed that Victor (a medafighter for Team Kenya and Warbandit's owner) was helping Dr. Meta-evil to get medals during the tournament. During the finals, Metabee and Warbandit continue to fight, even with their partners lost and their bodies damaged. It is during this event that Dr.

Meta-evil starts his plan using Metabee and Warbandit's medals; trapping them both in a dream. However, Ikki manages to get Metabee to wake up from the dream, while the other medabots, free now, help Metabee to fight against Dr. Ikki must also stop the plans of the nefarious 'RubberRobo Gang'.Later in the series, Medabots are found to be actually thousands of years old; remnants of an ancient civilization who called themselves Medalorians. The Medalorians were obsessed with war, and to become more effective warriors they fastened metal armor to themselves. However, their wars decimated the civilization, and the survivors coded their memories onto hexagonal pieces of metal. These, 'Medals', cloned and mass-produced by the Medabot Corporation (a corporation founded by Dr. Aki), are the Medabot equivalent of a brain and soul.

The original medals, referred to as 'rare' medals, are kept in storage because of the extreme power they have.Medarot Damashii (Medabots Spirits) Medarot Damashii, a sequel to the original series, follows Ikki and Metabee, as they face a new challenge following the events of the original series. Kam Kamazaki, a twelve-year-old boy, has designed one of the most dangerous medabots in the entire story, called Kilobots (or Death Medarot, in the Japanese version), who use the X-Medal. These Kilobots have no feelings, since the emotion part of the Medabot medal has been removed, and more strength parts have been replaced instead, and can break the rules in order to win a fight. Because they have no personality, the Medaforce is useless against them. In the first episode, Ikki loses a Robattle to Ginkai and his Kilobot when it cheats and reloads.

But he soon meets Nae, a Medabot mechanic and Dr. Aki's granddaughter, who gives Ikki new medaparts in order to defeat the kilobot through using a new feature called Action Mode (later Demolition Mode is introduced as well). Throughout the season, Ikki, Erika and their new friend Zuru (who also masks as the Mystery Medafighter) battle several of Kam's friends and their Kilobots. The Mystery Medfighter's ambition is to rid the world of Kilobots, with the help of his medabot Roks. Eventually, Ginkai re-discovers the true spirit of medafighting and ceases being a rogue medafighter and returns to using Medabots. Eventually Kam realizes the error of his ways and stops trying to develop stronger and more dangerous Kilobots, choosing to remain with his Kilobot Blackbettle, who has a personality installed into her medal.The series is often criticized for the removal of several supporting characters such as Henry/Hikaru Agata/Phantom Renegade/Space Medafighter X and Arcbeetle, Rokusho, Koji and Sumilidon, Rintaro and Kantaroth, Karin and Neutranurse, Victor and Warbandit, Mr. Referee, the Rubberrobo Gang and the Chick Salesman, as well as for the fact that many of the new Kilobots and Medabots are simply slightly modified versions of the original series without relation to the original characters: Roks (Rokusho), Exor (Sumilidon), Arcdash (Arcbeetle), Unitrix (Warbandit).Characters.

Main article:. Ikki Tenryou (天領イッキ Tenryō Ikki), is a lively and easygoing boy, although a bit timid, he is the main of the series. At first Ikki is unable to afford a Medabot. But after finding a medal in a river, he manages to buy a model, which is named Metabee. However, the medal he found appears to be defective, as Metabee is short-tempered and disobedient. In spite of this, a strong bond grows between them after several robattles. Though Ikki is not a full-fledged Medafighter, he gradually matures through the Robattles he engages in.

He is voiced by Michiru Yamazaki in the Japanese version, Samantha Reynolds in the English translation of the first series, and in the Spirits anime. Metabee ( メタビー, Metabī, whose name is a of Metal Beetle) is the main of the series, a Medabot belonging to Ikki Tenryou.

Metabee is a type Medabot, specializing in revolver tactics. He possesses a rare medal that allows him to access the Medaforce. Metabee is known to be a rebellious and arrogant Medabot who often causes problems due to his headstrong personality.

He is often sarcastic to his owner Ikki, but he shares a close bond with him, and so Ikki trusts him deeply. In the English version he is voiced by.Media Video games Most games in the series come in two versions: Kabuto (lit. Rhinoceros Beetle), in which your starting Medabot's design is based on a (a 'KBT type' Medabot), and Kuwagata, in which it is based on a ('KWG type'). Differences beyond the starting Medabot also exist, such as which Medabot parts the player is able to collect, and minor story differences. Medarot R, Medabots Infinity, and the Parts Collection games were only titles to not have been released in two versions.Main series The main series entries, except Medabots DS, are all numbered.TitleDetails.: December 21, 2017Release years by system:2017—Notes:. Released in two versions, Medarot Classics Kabuto Version and Medarot Classics Kuwagata Version. Developed by digifloyd.

Published by. collections of Medarot 1 to 5, enhanced with various overarching features.Spinoffs and side games Several spinoffs have been produced, some sticking closer to the RPG formula of the main series while others branch out into other genres.For Medarot 1, 2, R, and 3, supplementary games entitled Parts Collection were made. These are shorter games with less complicated stories, focusing mostly on battles.

Their main draw is that the player is able to collect robot parts and other items within the Parts Collection games and transfer them to their respective main series titles.TitleDetails.: March 16, 2000Release years by system:2000—Notes:. Developed by.

Published by. Supplementary Parts Collection game for Medarot R. Unlike the handheld Parts Collection games, this game loads the save file from the main game in order to let the player use the same Medabots. It also writes the parts obtained directly to the save file rather than requiring a transfer step. It is also completely menu-based, as opposed to having an overworld to traverse.

Includes a called Pocket Robottle.: December 16, 2004Release years by system:2004—Notes:. The title translates to True Style Medarot, and is wordplay on 'shingata' usually meaning 'new style'. Released in two versions, Shingata Medarot Kabuto Version and Shingata Medarot Kuwagata Version. Developed by. Published by. Reuses the engine and game mechanics from Medabots ( Medarot 2 CORE). Unlike earlier games in the series, which feature a distinctly -like art style, Shingata has a more cartoony look.

The game's story closely mirrors the one of the very first Medarot, albeit with new characters.: March 10, 2016Release years by system:2016—Notes:. Released in two versions, Medarot Girls Mission Kabuto Version and Medarot Girls Mission Kuwagata Version. Developed by Engines and KUROGANE, with assistance from. Published by Rocket Company. An action game with largely the same engine as Medarot Dual.

Unlike Dual, it features an all-female cast, and the is replaced by -like segments. The only Medabots game to receive a C (recommended for ages 15 and above) rating. This is due to its mild sexual content: upon triumphing in battle, the player can strip opponents of their clothes by executing certain inputs. The last Medabots game to be published by Rocket Company before they were absorbed by.Manga. This section needs expansion. You can help. ( June 2008)Written by Horumarin, the Medabots manga series was originally serialized in the 's 's magazine from 1997 to 2003.

Six series were published. The first series Medarot was published between 1997 and 1999 and compiled in three volumes. The second series entitled Medarot 2 was published between 1999 and 2000 and compiled in 4 volumes. This series was licensed for an English language release in North America by under the title Medabots. The third series Medarot 3 was released between 2000 and 2001 and compiled in two volumes. The fourth series Medarot 4 was published in 2001 and compiled in two volumes.

The fifth series Medarot 5 was published between 2001 and 2002 and compiled in two volumes. The sixth series Medarot G was released in 2003 and compiled in two volumes. See also:The Medabots anime series was adapted from Medarot 2, with its robotic combat elements inspired.

Produced by and and animated by, the fifty-two episode series originally aired on TV Tokyo from July 2, 1999 until June 30, 2000. A thirty-nine episode sequel to the anime series that was animated by, Medarot Damashii (Unofficially known in English as Medabots Spirits) aired from July 7, 2000 to March 30, 2001.The Japanese version has received a VHS and DVD release of the first series, while the second series has only received a VHS release. On January 29, 2010, a Region 2 boxset release known as Medabot DVD BOX 1 was released containing the first thirty episodes, with a second boxset on February 19 finishing with the last twenty-two episodes. Two boxsets for Damashii were released on December 30, 2010.

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This was the Production I.G series' very first DVD release.Both series were licensed and into English by Canadian entertainment company. The English version of the first series aired on the 's block from September 1, 2001 through November 2, 2002, divided into two American seasons.

Medabots was Fox Kids highest-rated new series at the time. After the sale of (the joint venture with that previously operated the Fox Kids program block) to, Medabots would move to. Damashii, which was adapted as the third American season, aired from September 13, 2003 until May 8, 2004 with later episodes aired as part of the program block. In Canada, the television series aired on which, along with Nelvana, were owned by.Under the license of Nelvana, the series was released on 12-volume VHS and DVD by from 2002 to 2003 that ran throughout the first 52 episodes, along with the first three volumes re-released under in their Essential Anime DVD lineup in 2005. Distribution was transferred to, where they've released the first 26 episodes on a 4-DVD box set, that was released in early 2008.

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