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Robo-Emperor
Model No. px
WEA-0
WEA00
Type
Weapon
Parts
Head: DeathBlast
Right Arm: DeathBomb
Left Arm: DeathBeam
Legs: Spaghetti
Appearances
Medarot 1, Medarot 2, Medarot R, Medarot 4, Medarot 2 Core, Medarot 7, Medarot 8

Medabots (anime), Medarot (manga), Medarot TCG, Medarot OCG, Merchandise

Robo-Emperor, known in Japanese as Beast Master (ビーストマスター), is a WEA-type Medabot that first appeared in the original Medarot game.

Description[]

Robo-Emperor is a powerful Medabot created by the Rubberobo Gang specially to be used as a weapon, resembling a beast with several weapons. His Death Blast head part allows him to shoot a big Press attack, heightening an enemy's gravity to crush it under its own weight. His Death Bomb right arm is a Napalm launcher that shoots many explosives at once, while his Death Beam left arm shoots a powerful Beam (later Hyper Beam).

Robo-Emperor has low mobility due to his leg parts consisting of two small arms and several cords, his slow charge/cooldown times making him rather vulnerable to attacks if he's not supported by other Medabots. In Medarot 2 and Medarot 4, the sprite from his leg parts resemble a snake instead of cords, and appears to lack the small arms. From Medarot 7 onward his legs gained extra parts that resemble cameras.

In the manga and anime, the attack from his head is depicted as a powerful laser beam fired from the mouth, and he was also seen using his jaw to bite with enough strength to decapitate a Medabot, the small arms on his leg parts to punch, and the cords to restrain an opponent. In the manga, the cords from his leg parts were connected to a power supply for the attack from his head, which at its best was powerful enough to reach space and destroy several satellites, but barely cause damage when disconnected.

In the games[]

Robo-Emperor is a multi-legged Medabot that can attack with Press, Napalm, and Beam. He serves as the final boss in the first Medarot game.

The most potent defenses against Robo-Emperor's weapons are via attack-canceling parts, specifically "Void Bomb", "Void Gravity", and "Void Optic". It's best remembered that the player still needs attacking parts to break a potential stalemate. From the second game onward, one can also equip "Void Bomb" and "Void Optic" parts and a protect part on the leader while another Medabot uses Use Drain to steal head uses from all of them. This will render Robo-Emperor unable to damage Medabots by using "Break" attacks.

Medarot[]

Robo-Emperor is the final boss after robattling Typhoon's true identity. He can be purchased at the import store in the World Tournament area for an inordinate amount of money, being possible to obtain the final boss before facing him.

Medarot 2[]

Robo-Emperor is not normally obtained through regular gameplay in Medarot 2 and instead must be transferred over from Medarot 1. He was replaced by the new WEA-type, Mega-Emperor.

Medabots (GBA)[]

Robo-Emperor is used by Dr. Armond in Fort Fiyun. As the number of times Robo-Emperor is encountered is limited, two times normally and one more by doing the path that rewards the Penguin Medal, it is not possible to have a full set without trading.

Medarot R[]

Medal God has two Robo-Emperors and a Mega-Emperor as his leader.

Medarot 4[]

He can only be obtained in the Kabuto Version.


Medarot 7[]

His model number changed to WEA00, and the attack from his left arm was upgraded to Hyper Beam.

Medarot 8[]

His legs gained the effect Trigger Happy.

Medarot 9[]

His head and arm parts are now considered Heavy parts, with his leg parts having a Heavy Limit of 3 to support them.

In the manga[]

In the Medarot manga series, he is the ultimate weapon from the Rubberobo Gang in the first Medarot manga, a powerful and savage Medabot that severely damaged Metabee and harmed Hikaru on his first appearance, leaving them out of action for some time. Despite being mistreated by Typhoon due to being considered only a weapon, he was loyal to his master, and after he was defeated by Hikaru and his friends, he protected Typhoon from the debris of the collapsing Rubberobo Gang headquarters. He disappeared after this, and no one was able to find him as he felt on the ocean. However, his Slough System was still functional and slowly repaired him. Years later, he resurfaced during the second manga.

In the anime[]

Robo-Emperor

In the first episode, Spyke purchased a Bombarder right arm, which is stolen by the Rockers and later obtained by Ikki. This part is also used by Dr. Meta-Evil in Beetle Mania. In the Japanese version, in the first episode it was named Deth Missile in the parts acquired screen, which is the right arm of his successor, Mega-Emperor, but was later called Death Bomb by Ikki in Beetle Mania.

A prototype Robo-Emperor model that was too powerful to be mass produced was used by Seaslug in the episode Use the Medaforce. He caused a lot of riot, and both Rokusho and Metabee battled against him. Ikki lent Rokusho his Fencing part during the battle. When both Medabots were weakened, Metabee used the Medaforce for the first time, defeating Robo-Emperor. The Rubberobo Gang retreated, taking only Robo-Emperor's Medal with them.

The prototype Robo-Emperor appeared again in The Medaforce Within, where Dr. Aki revealed that he retrieved and improved him in his lab. Karin took Robo-Emperor and placed Neutranurse's Mermaid Medal on him. She then disguised herself as a Rubberobo and placed a doll of herself on Robo-Emperor, pretending to have kidnapped herself to challenge Koji as an attempt to cheer him up, but Joe Swihan saw her and thought she was a real Rubberobo, sending Wigwamo to attack Robo-Emperor.

Gallery[]

Related Medabots[]

  • Beast Duster
  • Beast Chimera
Weapon-type Medarots
WEA00 Robo-Emperor
WEA01 Mega-Emperor
WEA02 Imagine Kaiser
WEA03 Death Providence
WEA04 Parallel Deus
WEA-0 Duo Kaiser


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