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'''Remocoroid''',{{foreignTitle}} called '''Remote Robot''' in internal data, is an object which can be found and interacted with in ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''. It consists of a small pink robot made to resemble [[Kirby]] with an antenna sticking out of its head. It is used via a [[Game Boy]]-looking '''Remote Controller'''{{DataTitle|*}} which Kirby or [[Meta Knight]] can use to operate the robot. | '''Remocoroid''',{{foreignTitle}} called '''Remote Robot''' in internal data, is an object which can be found and interacted with in ''[[Kirby: Planet Robobot]]''. It consists of a small pink robot made to resemble [[Kirby]] with an antenna sticking out of its head. It is used via a [[Game Boy]]-looking '''Remote Controller'''{{DataTitle|*}} which Kirby or [[Meta Knight]] can use to operate the robot. | ||
While holding the Remote Controller, the Remocoroid will mirror its operator's movements. Given that the operator only has a few movement options while holding the Remote Controller, the Remocoroid's only method of self defense is [[Slide]]. The Remocoroid | While holding the Remote Controller, the Remocoroid will mirror its operator's movements. Given that the operator only has a few movement options while holding the Remote Controller, the Remocoroid's only method of self defense is [[Slide]]. The Remocoroid takes damage the same way Kirby does, being able to take a few hits from most demonstrated hazards and instantly being destroyed in bottomless pits. | ||
When controlling the Remocoroid, the aim is usually to guide it to a [[Switch]] or other object in its plane of movement (never on the same plane as its operator) in order to activate something on the operator's end. If the Remocoroid is destroyed, the Remote Controller will break shortly afterward. | When controlling the Remocoroid, the aim is usually to guide it to a [[Switch]] or other object in its plane of movement (never on the same plane as its operator) in order to activate something on the operator's end. If the Remocoroid is destroyed, the Remote Controller will break shortly afterward. While most instances of the Remocoroid end in a destructive trap, it is often possible to save it by moving it back to safety. Less commonly, Kirby can backtrack after moving between planes to meet it directly. Sadly, nothing of interest happens, as the downed robot cannot be interacted with in any way seen through normal gameplay. | ||
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*The [[Torerobo|Robot]] that is used in the Training Mode in ''[[Kirby Battle Royale]]'' strongly resembles the Remocoroid. | *The [[Torerobo|Robot]] that is used in the Training Mode in ''[[Kirby Battle Royale]]'' strongly resembles the Remocoroid. | ||
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Remocoroid,[Japanese title] called Remote Robot in internal data, is an object which can be found and interacted with in Kirby: Planet Robobot. It consists of a small pink robot made to resemble Kirby with an antenna sticking out of its head. It is used via a Game Boy-looking Remote Controller[from internal data] which Kirby or Meta Knight can use to operate the robot.
While holding the Remote Controller, the Remocoroid will mirror its operator's movements. Given that the operator only has a few movement options while holding the Remote Controller, the Remocoroid's only method of self defense is Slide. The Remocoroid takes damage the same way Kirby does, being able to take a few hits from most demonstrated hazards and instantly being destroyed in bottomless pits.
When controlling the Remocoroid, the aim is usually to guide it to a Switch or other object in its plane of movement (never on the same plane as its operator) in order to activate something on the operator's end. If the Remocoroid is destroyed, the Remote Controller will break shortly afterward. While most instances of the Remocoroid end in a destructive trap, it is often possible to save it by moving it back to safety. Less commonly, Kirby can backtrack after moving between planes to meet it directly. Sadly, nothing of interest happens, as the downed robot cannot be interacted with in any way seen through normal gameplay.
Trivia
- The Robot that is used in the Training Mode in Kirby Battle Royale strongly resembles the Remocoroid.
Gallery
Model of a Remocoroid
Model of the Remote Controller
A Remocoroid in use
A Remocoroid not in use
The Remote Controller
Credits picture of Kirby controlling a Remocoroid
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | リモコロイド[1] Rimokoroido |
Remocoroid From「リモコン」(rimokon, short for remote controller) and「アンドロイド」(andoroido, android) |
References
- ↑ Name taken from Sparkling Pupupu Stars book.
