Medabots AX - Rokusho Ver (USA)

Whether you’re a first-time Medabots trainer or a returning veteran revisiting this GBA classic, these tips will help you dominate the Robattle Tournament and collect every rare exclusive part in Rokusho Version. First, lean into Rokusho’s natural strengths: as the base model for this version, Rokusho comes with above-average HP and melee damage, so build around this core identity instead of forcing a long-range playstyle that wastes its natural bonuses. Early in the game, prioritize completing beginner tournament matches to unlock basic blade and shield parts — these will carry you through the first half of the story without requiring excessive grinding for rare drops. When customizing your Medabot, always pay close attention to part cooldown and energy cost: equipping too many high-power, high-cost parts will leave you completely vulnerable while your abilities recharge. A solid, reliable early-game build for Rokusho combines the default Rokusho head (which grants 15% extra HP) with the Iron Blade right arm and Titanium Shield left arm, paired with lightweight leg parts that boost movement speed. This setup lets you block incoming projectiles, close gaps quickly, and deal consistent damage to any opponent type. To grind rare exclusive Rokusho parts, unlock the secret wild Robattle areas after beating the third regional leader — these areas have a 3x higher spawn rate for rare trainers that drop exclusive parts you can’t find in story matches. If you have access to a second copy of the game (either Rokusho or Metabee Version), use the link feature here on PLAYERETRO to trade for cross-version exclusive parts to fill your collection and unlock the game’s hidden true final boss. For tough story fights, never stay still: standing still leaves you open to long-range projectile spam, so constantly strafe around the arena to dodge attacks while waiting for your cooldowns to reset. Finally, hoard your rare healing items for the tournament finals — most early opponents can