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{{About|the video game, anime and manga franchise|the Game Boy Advance game|Medabots (video game)}}
{{Infobox video game series
|title = Medabots
|image = Medabots logo.png
|caption = 
|genre = [[Role-playing game|RPG]]
|developer = [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]]<br>Delta Arts<br>[[Jupiter Corporation]]<br>digifloyd
|publisher = [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]]<br>Natsume Co., Ltd. <small>(Some GBA/GC titles)</small><br>[[Ubisoft]] <small>(PAL, GBA/GC titles)</small><br>Rocket Company <small>(2010-16)</small>
|platforms = [[Game Boy]], [[Game Boy Color]], [[WonderSwan]], [[PlayStation (console)|PlayStation]], [[Game Boy Advance]], [[GameCube]], [[Nintendo DS]], [[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]], [[iOS]], [[Android (operating system)|Android]], [[Nintendo Switch|Switch]]
|first release version = ''Medarot''
|first release date = November 28, 1997
|latest release version = ''Medarot Classics Plus''
|latest release date = November 12, 2020
|alt = 
}}
'''''Medabots''''', known in Japan as {{Nihongo|'''''Medarot'''''|メダロット|Medarotto}}, is a Japanese [[role-playing video game]] franchise created by Rin Horuma (Horumarin) and currently owned by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]]. 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 [[Game Boy]], [[GameCube]], and the [[Nintendo DS|DS]], and [[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]] [[Handheld game console|handhelds]].

The series was adapted into a Japanese [[anime]] television series spanning two adaptations. The first was animated by [[Bee Train]] while the second, ''Medarot Damashii'', was animated by [[Production I.G]]. The television series originally aired on [[TV Tokyo]] from July 2, 1999, to March 30, 2001. Both series were originally licensed and [[Dubbing (filmmaking)#Localization|localized]] into English by [[Nelvana]] and were broadcast on [[YTV (Canadian TV channel)|YTV]] in Canada and [[Fox Kids]] and [[Freeform (TV channel)|ABC Family]] in the United States from 2001 to 2004.

A [[manga]] series, written by Rin Horuma, was also produced. It was serialized in the [[Kodomo anime and manga|children]]'s magazine ''[[Comic BomBom]]'' in Japan and then published into [[tankōbon|collected volumes]] by [[Kodansha]]. 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 [[Viz Media]], simply under the title ''Medabots''. ''Medarot 2'', 3, and 4, have also been translated into English for distribution in [[Singapore]] by [[Chuang Yi]].

To date, only ''[[Medabots (video game)|Medabots]]'' (a remake of ''Medarot 2'' for [[Game Boy Advance]]), ''[[Medabots AX]]'', and ''[[Medabots Infinity]]'' have been released in North America. There have also been plastic models produced by Kotobukiya.

A compilation game ''Medarot Classics Plus'' was released on November 12, 2020. It features the Kabuto and Kuwagata versions of the first eight mainline games.<ref name="animenewsnetwork.com">{{Cite web|url=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2020-06-18/medabots-franchise-gets-medarot-classics-plus-switch-game-compilation-on-november-12/.160796|title=Medabots Franchise Gets Medarot Classics Plus Switch Game Compilation on November 12|date=5 August 2023}}</ref>

==Plot==
In the future, the Medabots are a type of [[robot]] that are owned by different people and engage in Robattles. The theories and processes of the Medabots led to their creation at the hands of Dr. Eugene Aki, Professor Hushi, and Dr. Armond. In submission battles, the loser of the battle must give up one of their Medabots' parts ranging from their head, one of their arms, or their legs.

===''Medabots''===
The series centers around Medabots, [[artificially intelligent]] robots, whose purpose is to serve humans in a future time. The series begins with a ten-year-old (nine in the Japanese version) 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 that was previously dropped there after the Phantom Renegade thwarted a robbery by members of the Rubberobo Gang. 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. Ikki and Metabee end up in different robattles while also contending with the Rubberobo Gang members Seaslug, Gillgirl, Squidguts, and Shrimplips who are led by Dr. Armond under his alias of Dr. Meta-Evil. In addition, they also encounter the Medabot Rokusho who was originally owned by Professor Hushi who was presumed dead in a fire.

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 anime 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 Henry, the store clerk who sold Metabee to Ikki. It is revealed that he is, quite obviously, Phantom Renegade. A running gag of the series was Henry almost telling everyone he is the Phantom Renegade, with no one ever discovering this fact. Space Medafighter X is introduced, 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 Henry 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. Meta-Evil.

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. After Dr. Meta-Evil was defeated, Professor Hushi was revealed to have been saved from some [[Extraterrestrial life|aliens]] as he invites Dr. Meta-Evil with him on a space trip ultimately resulting in the disbandment of the Rubberobo Gang.

===''Medarot Damashii (Medabots Spirits)''===
''Medarot Damashii'', a sequel to the original series, follows Ikki and Metabee as they face a new challenge some time after the events of the original series. Kam Kamazaki, a 12-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 Desperado 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 Desperado 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 secretly operates 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 (who resembles Rokusho). Eventually, Ginkai re-discovers the true spirit of medafighting, defects from Kam's side, and returns to using Medabots. Eventually, Kam realizes the error of his ways and stops trying to develop stronger and more dangerous Kilobots following the Kilobot Gryphon's defeat, choosing to remain with his Kilobot Blackbettle, who has a personality installed into her X-Medal.

This sequel is often criticized for the dropping 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 Rubberobo 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 characters===
; {{nihongo|Ikki Tenryou|天領イッキ|Tenryō Ikki}}
: {{voiced by|Michiru Yamazaki|Samantha Reynolds (original series), [[Julie Lemieux]] (''Medabot Spirits'')}}
: Ikki Tenryou is a lively and easygoing boy, although a bit timid, he is one of the main protagonists 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.

; {{nihongo|Metabee|メタビー|Metabī}}
: {{voiced by|[[Junko Takeuchi]]|[[Joseph Motiki]]}}
: Metabee is one of the main protagonists of the series, a Medabot belonging to Ikki Tenryou whose name is a [[portmanteau]] of Metal Beetle. Metabee is a [[Hercules beetle]]-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.

; {{nihongo|Erika Amazake|甘酒 アリカ|Amazake Arika}}
: {{voiced by|[[Eri Sendai]]|[[Lisa Yamanaka]] (original series), [[Bryn McAuley]] (''Medabots Spirits'')}}
: Erika Amazake is a member of the school's journalism club who is the best friend of Ikki Tenryou.

; {{nihongo|Sailor-Multi|セーラーマルチ|Sailot-Multi}}
: {{voiced by|Masami Suzuki}}
: Sailor-Multi, also nicknamed Brass, is an SLR-1 model [[School uniforms in Japan#Sailor fuku|sailor]]-type Medabot specializing in shooting who is owned by Erika.

===Supporting characters===
; {{nihongo|Karin Junmai|純米 カリン|Junmai Karin}}
: {{voiced by|[[Maaya Sakamoto]]|Ashley Taylor}}
: Karin Junmai is a gentle girl from a wealthly family and Dr. Aki's grand-niece. She is a love interest for Ikki, which makes Erika jealous, though she and Erika are friendly towards each other.  Karin was later dropped after the original series.

; {{nihongo|Neutranurse|セントナース|Neutranurse}}
: {{voiced by|Noriko Namiki}}
: Neutranurse is a NAS-1 model [[Nursing|nurse]]-type Medabot owned by Karin who specializes in healing.

; {{nihongo|Koji Karakuchi|辛口 コウジ|Karakuchi Kōji}}
: {{voiced by|Reona Naka|Joanna Vannacola}}
: Koji Karakuchi is a wealthly boy and expert fencer who is Ikki's rival for Karin's affection. He was originally into insects at a young age until the cocoons he collected hatched into a swarm of mantis in his closet. During the World Robattle Cup, Koji was ranked #2 and represented Team Japan. Koji was later dropped after the original series.

; {{nihongo|Sumilodon|スミロドナッド|Sumilodon}}
: {{voiced by|Satoshi Tsuruoka}}
: Sumilodon is an STG-0 model [[Smilodon|sabretooth tiger]]-type Medabot owned by Koji who specializes in the Shadow Sword. He is not much of a talker.

; {{nihongo|Samantha|キクヒメ|Kikihimi}}
: {{voiced by|Masami Suzuki|[[Julie Lemieux]]}}
: Samantha is the leader of the Screws school gang who harass the other students. While she is the strongest and toughest of the bunch, Samantha does have an occasional soft side. During the ''Medabots Spirit'' season, Samantha would often help out Ikki or the Rogue Medafights with the latter reason being for obtaining Kilobot parts which she often learns the hard way that they are not compatible with normal Medabots.

; {{nihongo|Peppercat|ペッパーキャット|Peppercat}}
: {{voiced by|Mika Ishibashi}}
: Peppercat is a CAT-1 model [[cat]]-type Medabot owned by Samantha who specializes in performing an electric shock. During the ''Medabots Spirit'' series, Samantha would try to obtain Kilobot parts from Kam in exchange for favors only to learn the hard way different times that Kilobot parts aren't compatible with Peppercat.

; {{nihongo|Spike|イワノイ|Iwanoi}}
: {{voiced by|Shigenori Yamazaki|[[Robert Tinkler]]}}
: Spike is a member of the Screws school gang and the smartest of the bunch while also the tallest and weakest.

; {{nihongo|Cyandog|シアンドッグ|Cyandog}}
: {{voiced by|Kōichi Tateishi|[[Robert Tinkler]]}}
: Cyandog is a DOG-0 model [[dog]]-type Medabot who is Spike's first Medabot. Metabee later discovered that Cyandog has been equipped with a monkey medal that is not compatible with Medabots that don't run on this model, as monkey medals are used for Medabots who are experts at hand-to-hand combat while Cyandog was among the Medabots that specialize in shooting.

; {{nihongo|Crosserdog|ブルースドッグ|Bluesdog}}
: {{voiced by|Kōichi Tateishi|[[Robert Tinkler]]}}
: Crosserdog is a DOG-1 model dog-type Medabot who is Spike's second Medabot and resembles an upgraded version of Cyandog. Like his predecessor, Crosserdog specializes in shooting.

; {{nihongo|Sloan|カガミヤマ|Kagamiyama}}
: {{voiced by|Yoshiko Iseki|Darren Frost}}
: Sloan is a member of the Screws school gang and the strongest of the bunch.

; {{nihongo|Totalizer|キースタートル|Totalizer}}
: {{voiced by|Masaru Hotta}}
: Totalizer is a TOT-1 model [[tortoise]]-type Medabot who is Sloan's Medabot and specializes in a laser beam attack. Unlike the other Medabots owned by the Screws, Totalizer is not much of a talker.

; {{nihongo|Hikaru Agata|あがた ヒカル|Agata Hikaru}}
: {{voiced by|Ryo Naito|Jamie Watson}}
: Hikaru Agata is a famous Medafighter who is currently operating as a Hop-Mart clerk named Henry and has two masked aliases. As the {{nihongo|Phantom Renegade|快盗レトルト|Kaitou Retoruto}}, he uses this alias to target rare medals for Dr. Aki to prevent a repeat of the Ten Days of Darkness and occasionally helps Ikki out when dealing with the Rubberobo Gang. As {{nihongo|Space Medafighter X|宇宙メダロッターＸ|Uchū Medarottā Ekkusu}}, he is a top Medafighter who was said to have caused the Ten Days of Darkness when his Metabee went berserk and caused all the other Medabots to go berserk as well. Henry was later dropped after the original series.

; {{nihongo|Arcbeetle|アークビートル|Arcbeetle}}
: Arcbeetle is a KBT-4 model [[Hercules beetle]]-type Medabot who is Space Medafighter X's Medabot and specializes in shooting fireballs.

; {{nihongo|Mr. Referee|ミスターうるち|Mr. Uruchi}}
: {{voiced by|Hiroshi Shimizu|[[Denis Akiyama]]}}
: Mr. Referee is a Medabot referee who pops up to referee the Robattles and lays down the rules. On occasion, Mr. Referee will pop up to mention important Robattle information. As seen in "Space Superstars", Mr. Referee is shown to call on the actions of Terakado (which resemble Wire-Ninjas with satellite parts for legs) to fire a sleeping dart on any Medafighters who break the laws. During the World Robattle Cup, Mr. Referee was manipulated by the Rubberobo Gang posing as World Robattle Cup officials to make the losing team give their medals to the winning team. When this ruse was discovered, Mr. Referee ran off. Thanks to a pep talk from the Chick Salesman, Mr. Referee officiated the final battle against Dr. Meta-Evil. Mr. Referee was later dropped after the original series.

; {{nihongo|Rokusho|ロクショウ|Rokushou}}
: {{voiced by|Isao Shinohara|Mark Dailey}}
: Rokusho is KWG-1 model [[stag beetle]]-type Medabot who specializes in sword and speed and allies with Ikki's group. He was originally owned by Professor Hushi who was thought to have perished in to fire caused by the Rubberobo Gang. At one point, Rokusho thought that Dr. Aki called the arson until the truth was revealed. Following the defeat of the giant Babbyblu piloted by Dr. Meta-Evil, Rokusho learns that Professor Hushi was saved by some aliens and is told by Professor Hushi that he'll be away much longer. Rokusho was later dropped after the original series.

; {{nihongo|Dr. Eugene Aki|アキハバラ アトム|Akihabara Atom}}
: {{voiced by|[[Ron Pardo]]}}
: Dr. Eugene Aki is a scientist who was one of the inventors of the Medabots who works at the Medabot Corporation. He is also the great-uncle of Karin and grandfather of Nae.

; {{nihongo|Rintaro Namishima|波島りんたろう|Namishima Rintarō}}
: {{voiced by|Chieko Higuchi|Jacqueline Pillon}}
: Rintaro Namishima is a fast-paced Medafighter who befriends Ikki and is a fan of Hikaru Agata. The character was dropped after the original series.

; {{nihongo|Kantaroth|カンタロス|Kantaros}}
: {{voiced by|Takayuki Kondo}}
: Kantaroth is a KBT-3 model [[Hercules beetle]]-type Medabot owned by Rintaro Namaishima who almost resembles Metabee and specializes in shooting.

; {{nihongo|Nae Aki|アキハバラ ナエ|Akihabara Nae}}
: {{voiced by|Risa Mizuno|Ashley Taylor}}
: Nae Aki is the granddaughter of Dr. Aki who appears in the ''Medabots Spirit'' anime. While having originally worked as a scientist, she has since become a Medabot mechanic.

; {{nihongo|Honey|ハニー|Honey}}
: {{voiced by|Mayumi Shintani}}
: Honey is Nae's [[Personal assistant|assistant]]-type Medabot that specializes in helping.

; {{nihongo|Tak|タテヤマ|Tateyama}}
: {{voiced by|Akira Nakagawa|Krista White}}
: Tak is a young boy in ''Medabots Spirit'' who Ikki mentors as he is known to lose all of his Robattles.

; {{nihongo|Komandog|コーマドッグ|Comadog}}
: Komandog is Tak's COM-0 model [[guard dog]]-type Medabot who specializes in traveling.

; {{nihongo|Ginkai|ギンカイ|Ginkai}}
: {{voiced by|Eiji Takemoto|Phil McCordic}}
: Ginkai is a burly kid. In an earlier life, he used to own the [[Hercules beetle]]-type Medabot Bayonet where Ginkai got annoyed with the same smart alec personality that Metabee has. He buried Bayonet's medal and gave Bayonet to his cousin. When he started making use of Kilobots when allied with Kam Kamizaki, he made use of different Kilobots like [[machine pistol]]-type Kilobot Desperado{{efn|The Medabot Vital Status in the English dub listed Desperado as a [[hammer]]-type Medabot.}}, [[Robin Hood]]-type Kilobot Sherwood, [[submarine]]-type Kilobot Locknex, [[sword]]-type Kilobot Cutter, and [[Lion|king lion]]-type Kilobot Unitrix. After Ginkai defected from Kam's side, he recovered Bayonet's medal and placed it in Arcbeetle Dash while making amends with him. Ginkai has since helped Ikki to fight the Kilobots and even helped out in the final battle against Kam and Gryphon.

; {{nihongo|Arcbeetle Dash|アークビートル・ダッシュ|Arcbeetle Dash}}
: {{voiced by|Naomi Matamura}}
: A [[Hercules beetle]]-type Medabot that resembles Arcbeetle. After Ginkai defected from Kam's side and dug up Bayonet's medal, he placed it in Arcbeetle Dash.

; {{nihongo|Zuru Zora|大空ユウヅル|Oozora Yuuzuru}}
: {{voiced by|Naomi Wakabayash|Jeff Berg}}
: Zuru Zora is a mild-mannered boy in ''Medabots Spirit'' who has a vendetta against Kilobots because his father makes Kilobots for Kam and those that make use of them. To hide it, he assumes the alias of the {{nihongo|Mystery Medafighter|謎のメダロッター|Mystery Medarotter}} while removing his glasses and wearing a cap and a cape. Nae Aki later learned the truth about Zuru's dual life. Near the final episode, Zuru reveals his true identity to his friends and Kam when saving Ginkai and Arcbeetle Dash.

; {{nihongo|Gorem-2|ドンドグー|Dondogū}}
: Gorem-2 is Zuru's DGU-0 model [[Dogū|clay model]]-type Medabot when in his civilian form.

; {{nihongo|Roks|ドークス|Dorcus}}
: {{voiced by|Daisuke Fukagai|Mark Daily}}
: Roks is a KWG-3 model [[stag beetle]]-type Medabot that resembles Rokusho, possesses the same sword and speed ability, and is used by Zuru in his Mystery Medafighter alias.

; {{nihongo|Tyrelbeetle|ティレルビートル|Tyrellbeetle}}
: {{voiced by|Misami Iwasaki|[[Ron Pardo]]}}
: Tyrelbeetle is a KWG-6 model [[stag beetle]]-type Medabot who is the second Medabot owned by Zuru in his Mystery Medafighter alias and specializes in grappling horns. Zuru uses Gorem-2's medal to run it.

===Villains===
====Rubberobo Gang====
The {{nihongo|Rubberobo Gang|ロボロボ団|Roborobo Dan}} are a group of thieves who serve as the primary antagonists of the first series. They often target rare medals and get their name from their rubber suits. In addition to a substantial number of generic Rubberobo Gang grunts, the following are the known members of the Rubberobo Gang.

; {{nihongo|Dr. Armond|ヘベレケ博士|Hebereke Hakase}}
: {{voiced by|Ren Tamura|[[Terry McGurrin]]}}
: Dr. Armond, known by his alias of Dr. Meta-Evil, is a scientist-turned-mad scientist who is the official leader of the Rubberobo Gang. In his early life, he helped Dr. Aki and Professor Hushi in the creation of the Medabots. When Dr. Meta-Evil made himself known to the Rubberobo Gang, they try to steal medals that they think is real only to be told by Dr. Meta-Evil that the medals aren't rare. In later episodes, Dr. Meta-Evil had each of the Rubberobo Gang members act as leader should the one he appoint to that position fail him. After each of the Rubberobo Gang failed to defeat Metabee, Dr. Meta-Evil dispatched the [[weapon]]-type Medabot Mega-Emperor to help capture Metabee. When Ikki and his allies were rescuing Metabee from a Rubberobo Gang, they encountered a cyborg copy of Dr. Meta-Evil who utilized different Medaparts like Robo-Emperor and Stingray's right arms, Spidar and Phoenix's left arms, Megaphant's left shield, and Phoenix's legs. After Michael deactivated the Dr. Meta-Evil clone by ejecting its medal upon its failure, he placed it in a giant-size Giganko. During the World Robattle Cup, Dr. Meta-Evil and the Rubberobo Gang manipulated Mr. Referee into making the losing team give up their medal. When this was revealed, Dr. Meta-Evil and Dr. Aki ended up in heated argument before Dr. Meta-Evil escaped into a giant-size Babbyblu. When the Babbyblu was defeated by Giant Metabee, Dr. Meta-Evil was then approached by Professor Hushi and the aliens that rescued him stating that the Medabots don't want to rule humanity. Dr. Meta-Evil then takes Professor Hushi's offer to travel into outer space with him.

; {{nihongo|Michael|マイケル|Maikeru}}
: Michael is the pet cat of Dr. Meta-Evil in a cybernetic helmet whose medal has the memories tied to the past of the Medalorians. After Michael deactivated the Dr. Meta-Evil clone by ejecting its medal upon its failure, he placed it in a giant-size Giganko. Michael was later seen by Dr. Meta-Evil's side when it is revealed that the Rubberobo Gang manipulated the World Robattle Cup. After the giant Babbyblu was defeated by Giant Metabee, Michael thanked Dr. Meta-Evil for his services, ejected the medal out of his helmet, and resumed his life as a normal cat.

; {{nihongo|Seaslug|サケカース|Sakekāsu}}
: {{voiced by|Misami Iwasaki|[[Robert Tinkler]]}}
: Seaslug is the unofficial leader of the Rubberobo Gang in its earlier appearances who sports a dimwitted and immature personality. His true name is Seamour Slugbottoms. While usually the one who handles the different Medabots used in the Rubberobo Gang's plots, Seaslug would lead the Rubberobo Gang in to different plots like passing themselves off as aliens with help from [[Dogū|clay model]]-type Medabot Gorem, causing ghost sightings with help from the [[ghost]]-type Medabot Mistyghost, placed Metabee's displaced medal into the [[Japanese raccoon dog|tanuki]]-type Medabot Agadema{{efn|The Medabot Vital Stats in the English dub listed Agadema as a [[raccoon]]-type Medabot.}}, doing home renovations with help from [[fox]]-type Medabot Foxuno, operating as a rebellious rock and roll band with the [[car]]-type Medabots Landmotors pulling their mode of transportation in their car modes, forming a penguin-only zoo while using the [[Submarine|marine]]-type Medabot Aquamar to help reclaim them, taking control of Ninja Park's [[ninja]] and [[kunoichi]]-themed Medabots Nin-Ninja and Icknite with different medals, raided a property with [[Salamanders in folklore|salamander]]-type Medabot Saldron, and crashing an event at Rosewood Private School with [[mantis]]-type Medabot Mantaprey. When Dr. Meta-Evil revealed himself to the Rubberobo Gang, Seaslug partook in going after Medabots that have rare medals. At one point, Seaslug infiltrated the Medabot Corporation under the alias of Mr. Tunahead assuming its Belzelga had a rare medal and fell for a worker named Miss Caviar. He lost interest after seeing her with another person which led to a misunderstanding. Other rare medal hunts involved using the [[dragonfly]]-type Medabot Drakonfly to keep Ikki and Metabee from rescuing Femjet and using the [[weapon]]-type Medabot Robo-Emperor to attack Rokusho where the Rubberobo Gang were unable to get it out. Dr. Meta-Evil later paired Seaslug with Whitesword. Following Dr. Meta-Evil's defeat and the Rubberobo Gang disbanding, Miss Caviar cleared things up with Seaslug and they started a supervillain consulting agency.

; {{nihongo|Whitesword|シンセイバー|Shinsaber}}
: A [[Shinsengumi]]-type Medabot{{efn|The Medabot Vital Stats in the English dub listed Whitesword as a [[samurai]]-type Medabot.}} that Dr. Meta-Evil gave Seaslug. Whitesword specializes in sword attacks.

; {{nihongo|Gillgirl|スルメ|Surume}}
: {{voiced by|Noriko Namiki}}
: Gillgirl is a member of the Rubberobo Gang. Her true name is {{nihongo|Gilda Girlnikova|タカス ルミ|Takasu Rumi}}. Dr. Meta-Evil later paired her up with Seagaru. Gillgirl showed off her ruthless side in "Dude, Where's My Ma" where she kidnaps Ikki's mother in order to challenge him to a Robattle against Seagaru and Spiritus.

; {{nihongo|Seagaru|シーガル|Seagaru}}
: Seagaru is a [[Chinese dragon]]-type Medabot{{efn|The Medabot Vital Stats in the English dub listed Seagaru as a [[dragon]]-type Medabot.}} that Dr. Meta-Evil gave Gillgirl. Seagaru specializes in laser beams.

; {{nihongo|Spiritus|スプライトゥス|Sprytooth}}
: Spiritus is a [[tiger]]-themed Medabot owned by Gillgirl that assisted Seagaru in its Robattle against Ikki and Metabee. It's specialty is hand combat.

; {{nihongo|Squidguts|シオカラ|Shiokara}}
: {{voiced by|Harii Kineo|[[Terry McGurrin]]}}
: Squidguts is a member of the Rubberobo Gang and the largest of the group who is not very bright. His true name is {{nihongo|Guido Guttaluchi|シオカ ライゾウ|Shioka Raizou}}. Dr. Meta-Evil later paired him up with Gobanko.

; {{nihongo|Gobanko|ゴーベンケー|Gobenkei}}
: {{voiced by|Masayuki Kiyama}}
: Gobanko is a [[Benkei]]-type Medabot{{efn|The Medabot Vital Stats in the English dub listed Gobanko as a [[samurai]]-type Medabot.}} that Dr. Meta-Evil gave Squidguts. He specializes in claw attacks.

; {{nihongo|Shrimplips|サラミ|Sarami}}
: {{voiced by|Kazuhiro Shindō}}
: Shrimplips is a member of the Rubberobo Gang where he is the youngest, smallest, and more level-headed of the group who was already aware of Dr. Meta-Evil being their leader unlike the other three members. When Dr. Meta-Evil revealed himself to the Rubberobo Gang, Shrimplips partook in going after Medabots that have rare medals starting with Neutranuse with help from the [[spider]]-type Medabot Spidar who Metabee managed to defeat because Gillgirl left Spidar's Robattle parts back at their hideout since she didn't expect them to be in a Robattle. His true name is {{nihongo|Shrimpy Lippowitz|サラ ミツオ|Sara Mitsuo}}. Dr. Meta-Evil later paired him up with Gokudo.

; {{nihongo|Gokudo|ゴクード|Gokūdo}}
: Gokudo is a [[Sun Wukong]]-type Medabot{{efn|The Medabot Vital Status in the English dub listed Gokudo as a Gokudo-type Medabot.}} that Dr. Meta-Evil gave Shrimplips. He specializes in stretch punch attacks.

; {{nihongo|Sir Gold|サーゴード|Sāgōdo}}
: Sir Gold is a [[Sha Wujing]]-type Medabot that Shrimplips had assist Gokudo in fighting Ikki.

; {{nihongo|Hakado|ハッカード|Hakkādo}}
: Hakado is a [[Zhu Bajie]]-type Medabot that Shrimplips had assist Gokudo in fighting Ikki.

; {{nihongo|Noctobats|ゴーフバレット|Noctobats}}
: The Noctobats are BAT-1 model [[bat]]-type Medabots that serve as the Medabot foot soldiers of the Rubberobo Gang. They have been used in "Spaceship Superstars" when operating the fake UFO, "For Better or Worse" Pt. II when fighting the Screws, and "Ban All Medabots" when attacking Riverview Junior High.

====Rogue Medafighters====
The Rogue Medafighters are Medafighters in ''Medabots Spirits'' who make use of Kilobots leading them to run afoul of Ikki's group and the Mystery Medafighter. The following are known Kilbot Medafighters:

; {{nihongo|Kam Kamazaki|コクリュウ|Kokuryuu Kamazaki}}
: {{voiced by|Yumi Kakazu|Caroline Lesley}}
: Kam Kamazaki is a young boy who is the primary antagonist of ''Medabots Spirit'' who masks his shy personality with a cold and ruthless one. While having no friends because of his secret shyness and having a father who is too busy running Extreme Tech and Bacchus Concern, he uses the promise of Kilobots made by Extreme Tech to have the Rogue Medafighters to "befriend them" and have them do his bidding. Throughout the series, Kam made use of different Kilobots like [[tank]]-type Kilobot Tankbank, [[military]]-type Kilobot Frontline, [[submarine]]-type Kilobot Locknecks, and [[Smilodon|sabretooth tiger]]-type Kilobot Exor. He later took on Blakbeetle as his partner. Near the end of the series, Kam made use of the [[Archdemon|archdevil]]-type Kilobot Gryphon{{efn|The Medabot Vital Status in the English dub listed Gryphon as a super devil-type Kilobot.}} with Blakbeetle's Neo Ex-Medal. After Gryphon was defeated, Kam was hospitalized with Eddie and a repaired Blakbeetle by his side. Kam was later taken to Ikki's group by Eddie and he became friends with them.

; {{nihongo|Blakbeetle|ブラックビートル|Blackbeetle}}
: {{voiced by|Yū Daiki|Caroline Lesley}}
: Blakbeetle is a [[Hercules beetle]]-type Kilobot owned by Kam Kamizaki who specializes in swift fire attacks. Unlike the other Kilobots, Blakbeetle possesses the Neo Ex-Medal that gives her feelings and is loyal to Kam. Near the end of the series, Kam later used Blakbeetle's medal to power Gryphon. After Gryphon was defeated, Blakbeetle was repaired and stayed by Kam's side at the hospital.

; {{nihongo|Masa|モモカワ|Momokawa}}
: {{voiced by|Takahiro Hirana|[[Terry McGurrin]]}}
: Masa is a Rogue Medafighter who is shown to control 10 [[Skeleton (undead)|skeleton]]-type Kilobot Skelbots

; {{nihongo|Brat Brothers|テドリガワ三兄弟|Tedorigawa Sankyōdai}}
: {{voiced by|Yumiko Kobayashi}}
: The Brat Brothers are Rogue Medafighter triplets who can be told apart of the rear designs of their suspenders. They make use of the [[monkey]]-type Kilobots Hanumonkey.

; {{nihongo|Suzie|ワカバ|Wakaba}}
: {{voiced by|Mayumi Akado|[[Bryn McAuley]]}}
: Suzie is a self-centered and tempermental girl who hides her personality behind her sweet personality. While having originally owned [[catgirl]]-type Medabot Puttycat, she was swayed to Kam's side when he gave her the [[Buprestidae|jewel beetle]]-type Kilobot Ambiguous 2. Suzie would give orders to the other Rogue Medafighters when Kam isn't around. In the final episode, Suzie tried to use Puttycat and Ambiguous 2 against Samantha.

; {{nihongo|Banjo|バンショウ|Banshou}}
: {{voiced by|Hajime Komada|[[Terry McGurrin]]}}
: Banjo is a Rogue Medafighter and video game fanatic who would also use the [[devil]]-type Kilobot Redrun. Unlike the other Rogue Medafighters, Banjo works for Kam for the free challenges.

; {{nihongo|Minitora|ハナビシ|Hanabishi}} and {{nihongo|Kintora|キントラ|Kintora}}
: Minitora {{voiced by|Yoshinobu Kaneko}}
: Kintora {{voiced by|Ayumi Furutami}}
: Minitora and Kintora are a Rogue Medafighter duo with Minitora being a slim kid and Kintora being a brown-skinned chubby kid. They originally owned Nin-Ninja and Banisher before they traded them for the [[Lion|king lion]]-type Kilobot Unitrix and the [[Smilodon|sabretooth tiger]]-type Kilobot Exor. They often assist Kam on his plans and take orders from Suzie.

===Other characters===
; {{nihongo|Chidori Tenryou|天領チドリ|Tenryou Chidori}}
: {{voiced by|Chisami Suzuki}}
: Chidori Tenryu is the mother of Ikki who is a housewife. While depicted as being strict in the earlier video games, Chidori has a nicer personality in the anime where Metabee even sucks up to her. In a later episode, she is abducted by Gillgirl and Ikki had to Robattle her to secure her release.

; {{nihongo|Jouzou Tenryou|天領ジョウゾウ|Tenryou Jouzou}}
: {{voiced by|Masanori Tomita}}
: Jouzou Tenryou is the father of Ikki who works as an office worker. When at home, Jouzou Tenryou is often seen reading the newspaper. Later episodes reveal that he is a member of the Select Corps which Ikki and Chidori are unaware of. As seen in two episodes, Jouzou is shown to fall asleep at the beach.

; The {{nihongo|Rockers|ロッカーズ|Rockers}}
: Kikuchiyo {{voiced by|Norihisa Mori}}
: TESHHI {{voiced by|Yasuhiro Miyata}}
: Ōmen {{voiced by|Hidenori Konda}}
: The Rockers are rock band trio that consists of Kikuchiyo, TESHHI, and Ōmen{{efn|The names of the Rockers were revealed in the Japanese end credits.}} that specialize in 3 vs. 1 Robattles. Kikuchiyo owns [[Phoenix (mythology)|phoenix]]-type Medabot Phoenix while TESHH and Ōmen own [[Baphomet|devil]]-type Medabots Blackram. Samantha wanted to join them after they stole a Bombarder from Spike that was equipped to one of the Blackrams. They were defeated by Metabee. In their next appearance, the Rockers rebranded themselves as a heavy metal band and a runaway Cyandog joined up with them. They were defeated when Metabee used the Medaforce on the Rockers' Medabots.

; {{nihongo|Principal|校長|Kouchou}}
: {{voiced by|Eiji Takemoto}}
: The unnamed elderly principal of Riverview Junior High.

; {{nihongo|Samurai|サムライ|Samurai}}
: Samurai is a SAM-0 model [[samurai]]-type Medabot resembling an armored samurai who is owned by the Principal and specializes in sword attacks. In "Ban All Medabots", Samurai helped Metabee fight the Rubberobo Gang's Landmotors.

; {{nihongo|Coach Mountain|オトコヤマ|Otokoyama}}
: {{voiced by|Misami Iwasaki|[[Terry McGurrin]]}}
: As a strict [[gym teacher]] of Riverview Junior High, Coach Mountain hates Medabots and often punishes students by having them do laps. While he hates Medabots, he ended up getting one when it came to building a park for some children. Though those plans reached a snag when it came to some gangsters. Ikki and Metabee were able to defeat the lead gangster enabling Coach Mountain to build a park in his neighborhood. Coach Mountain's next robattle involved fighting Squidguts and Gobanko after they defeated the Student Council President and Dr. Bokchoy only for him to be defeated.

; {{nihongo|Digmole|ディグモール|Digmole}}
: Digmole is an MOG-0 [[Mole (animal)|mole]]-type Medabot owned by Coach Mountain who specializes in digging.

; {{nihongo|Student Council|生徒会|Student Council}}
: Student Council President {{voiced by|Mariko Nagahama}}
: Student Council Vice-President {{voiced by|Mika Ishibashi}}
: Student Council Secretary {{voiced by|Mizue Nishimori}}
: The Student Council is Riverview Junior High's administrative organization consisting of an unnamed president, vice-president, and secretary. They were first seen in the first episode where Samantha defeats the Student Council President. The Student Council President enlisted Ikki to defeat Samantha and regain their meeting room. The Student Council later encountered Squidguts and Gobanko at the bridge and wouldn't let them pass causing the Student Council President to try to beat them in a robattle to no avail.

; {{nihongo|Dr. Bokchoy|ドクタースタディ|Dr. Bokchoy}}
: Dr. Bokchoy is a BOK-0 model [[book]]-type Medabot{{efn|While the anime listed Dr. Bokchoy as a book-type Medabot, the ''Medabot Card Game'' and ''Medabot R'' listed Dr. Bokchoy as a [[library]]-type while ''Medabot DS'' and the ''Medabot Ultimate Character Book'' listed Dr. Bokchoy as a [[Scholarly method|scholar]]-type}} owned by the Student Council President that specializes in the Textbook Punch.

; {{nihongo|Miss Caviar|カラスミ|Karasumi}}
: {{voiced by|Azusa Nakao}}
: Miss Caviar is an employee at the Medabot Corporation. At the time when he posed as Mr. Tunahead, Seaslug developed a crush on her. Due to seeing Miss Caviar with another man, Seaslug resumed his mission and stole Belzelga hoping that it had a rare medal. After escaping, Miss Caviar still had feelings for him. During the World Robattle Cup, Miss Caviar found out that Dr. Aki and Phantom Renegade were collaborated and convinced them to let her be the latest person to operate as Space Medafighter X. When Dr. Meta-Evil was defeated and left with Professor Hushi and the aliens, Miss Caviar cleared up the misunderstanding during the Rubberobo Gang's disbandment as she and Seaslug opened a supervillain consulting agency under the alias of Ms. Starfish.

; {{nihongo|Belzelga|ベルゼルガ|Beruzeruga}}
: Belzelga is a DVL-1 model [[Beelzebub|devil]]-type Medabot that specializes in punching abilities. While developed by the Medabot Corporation, Miss Caviar was listed as the Medafighter in the English dub. She would later use Belzelga in the match against Team Kenya when she posed as Space Medafighter X.

; {{nihongo|Select Corps|セレクト隊|Select Corps}}
: The Select Corps are a defense force that deal with the threat to Medabots. They own a lot of [[Pteranodon]]-type Medabot Air-Ptera, [[Tyrannosaurus]]-type Medabot Attack-Tyrano, and [[Brachiosaurus]]-type Medabot Landbrachio. As mentioned above, Jouzou Tenryou is a known member. The Select Corps were first seen attempting to stop Giganko and attempting to arrest Space Medafighter X after Team Japan's victory over Team USA at the time when it was alleged that Space Medafighter X caused the Ten Days of Darkness.

; {{nihongo|Henry McKenna|ヘンリー・マッケンナ|Henry McKenna}}
: {{voiced by|Kazuhiko Nishimatsu}}
: The [[Chief executive officer|CEO]] of Extreme Tech that built the Kilobots. Henry did not see the danger that Kilobots would have until Ikki's allies had their showdown with Kam and Gryphon. Afterwards, Henry noted that Kilobots were not safe for kids.

; {{nihongo|Shin Kamazaki|シンスイ|Shinsui Kamazaki}}
: {{voiced by|Hozumi Gōda}}
: Shin Kamazaki is the father of Kam who is the [[Chairman]] of Extreme Tech and [[President (corporate title)|President]] of Bacchus Concern. As he was too busy for Kam, Shin had his family employees like Eddie watch over him. After some convincing from Nae Aki, Shin regretted not spending time with Kam and learned of his use of Gryphon. Sometime afterwards, Eddie mentioned to Kam that his father cancelled his meeting to spend time with him.

; {{nihongo|Eddie|ウラガスミ|Urugasami}}
: Eddie is the steward of the Kamazaki family. He watches over Kam while Shin is away and is loyal to him. A later chat with Nae Aki had him mentioned that he has cared for Kam's wellbeing. After Kam and Gryphon were defeated, Eddie stayed by Kam's side at the hospital and later took him to see Ikki's group.

; {{nihongo|Maizu Zora|大空マイヅル|Oozora Maizuru}}
: {{voiced by|KONTA}}
: Maizu Zora is the father of Zuru Zora. He is a scientist who built Kilobots for Kam at Extreme Tech and anyone who wanted to make use of them. It's because of Maizu's activities that Zuru became the Mystery Medafighter to destroy the Kilobots and the associated X-Medals ever since becoming disillusioned by Dr. Aki's limits with Medabots. Maizu later regretted his actions when he later learned of his son's activities and tried to stop the development of Gryphon to no avail.

====World Robattle Cup competitors====
; {{nihongo|Team Kenya|ケニア代表|Kenia Daihyō}}
: Victor {{voiced by|Takahiro Hirano (Ep.10), Masayuki Kiyama (Eps. 40-52)}}
: Warbandit {{voiced by|Eiji Takemoto}}
: Team Kenya is represented by Medafighters from [[Kenya]] that consists of {{nihongo|Victor|ヴィクトル|Vikutoru}} and his [[Lion|king lion]]-type Medabot Warbandit who specializes in shooting, {{nihongo|Isbestja|イスベスヤ|Izubesucha}} and his [[rhinoceros]]-type Medabot Rhinorush who specializes in shooting, and {{nihongo|Prauda|プラウダ|Purauda}} and his [[gorilla]]-type Medabot Goriongo who specializes in diversions. Victor is the World Champion Medafighter who witnessed the Ten Days of Darkness when he was kid. Though he takes advantage of the rule involving taking the loser's medals, Warbandit had mentioned to Brass that he doesn't like it and is only coerced by some officials (one of them being a disguised Gillgirl). Chidori once had Victor over her house where Victor recalled what happened when the Ten Days of Darkness happened. When Team Japan fought Team Kenya, the competition is fierce until only Metabee and Warbandit are left. When both their Medaforces collide, it brought back memories of the Medalorian civilization. Though Victor's Warbandit was destroyed with its medal recovered amidst the final battle against Dr. Meta-Evil, Henry was able to give Victor another Warbandit.

; {{nihongo|Team Caribbean|カリブ代表|Karibu Daihyō}}
: Captain Gene {{voiced by|Tetsuo Komura}}
: Coconut {{voiced by|Mika Sakenobe}}
: Captain Gene's Mates {{voiced by|Naomi Matamura, Hiroshi Shimozaki}}
: Team Caribbean is represented by a group of [[Piracy|pirate]]-themed Medafighters from the [[Caribbean]] that consist of {{nihongo|Captain Gene|キャプテン・ジン|Kyaputen Jin}}, his daughter {{nihongo|Coconut|カルア|Karua}} and two unnamed {{nihongo|underlings|手下|teshita}}. While Captain Gene owns the pirate captain-type Medabot Piraskull, Coconut and one of his underlings own the pirate-type Pirastar where both Medabots have a specialty where they can team up with each other. Despite Captain Gene using Coconut to trick them by having her claim that she stole from him and having their Medabots take a dive when charging towards Coconut, Team Japan managed to defeat Team Caribbean as Coconut apologized for her team's actions.

; {{nihongo|Team France|フランス代表|Furansu Daihyō}}
: Jean-Luc Beret {{voiced by|Shigeru Honma}}
: Team France is represented by the {{nihongo|Beret Brothers|ルパン三兄弟|Rupan Sankyōdai; Three [[Arsène Lupin|Lupin]] Brothers}} from [[France]] consisting of {{nihongo|Jean-Luc Beret|アレスール・ルパン|Aresūru Rupan}} and his [[Theft|thief]]-type Medabot Monoklar who specializes in shooting, Jean-Paul Beret and his [[Ishikawa Goemon|Goemon]]-type Medabot Kamafive who specializes in fire attacks, and Jean-Guy Beret and his [[revolver]]-type Medabot Wildfire who specializes in cannon attacks. They are masters of disguise and cheaters who have been stealing the medals of their opponents forcing them to forfeit. Thanks to the Phantom Renegade, Team Japan exposed the Beret Brothers' actions as Metabee defeated them with the Medaforce while claiming that they are lousy Medafighters. After consulting with the other referees, Mr. Referee announced that the Beret Brothers have committed a foul enabling Team Japan to win by default. In addition, Mr. Referee states that the Beret Brothers are banned for life from all official matches in the World Medabot Federation.

; {{nihongo|Team Mexico|メキシコ代表|Mekishiko Daihyō}}
: {{voiced by|Jin Nishimura, Takeshi Maeda}}
: Team Mexico is represented by the {{nihongo|Amigo Brothers|テキーラ三兄弟|Tekīra Sankyōdai}} from [[Mexico]] who each own the [[cactus]]-type Medabot Sabotina who specializes in shooting. They bested Team Polynesia and even managed to defeat some gangsters and their Megaphants on the street. The Amigo Brothers were defeated by Team Japan.

; {{nihongo|Team Spain|スペイン代表|Supein Daihyō}}
: Rolando {{voiced by|Kin Fujii}}
: Team Spain is represented by [[matador]]-themed Medafighters from [[Spain]] led by {{nihongo|Rolando|シャモジール|Shamojīru}}. He once fought Victor in the last World Robattle Cup with his [[Cattle|bull]]-type Medabot Redmatador who specializes in saber attacks and has a centaur-like build. During the next World Robattle Cup where his teammates have also used Redmatadors, they were wooed by Team Sweden and lost to them.

; {{nihongo|Team Sweden|スウェーデン代表|Suwēden Daihyō}}
: Anika {{voiced by|Yuki Nakao}}
: Siri {{voiced by|Yumiko Suzuki}}
: Margarita {{voiced by|Kaori Tagami}}
: Team Sweden is represented by the {{nihongo|Stockholm Fire|チャーミング娘|Chāmingu Musume; Charming Girls}}, an idol group consisting of three beautiful women from [[Sweden]]. They consist of {{nihongo|Anika|アマレット|Amaretto}} and her [[Playboy Bunny|bunny girl]]-type Medabot Hopstar who specializes in hand combat, {{nihongo|Siri|シェリー|Sherry}} and her [[School uniforms in Japan#Sailor fuku|sailor]]-type Medabot Sailormate who specializes in shooting, and {{nihongo|Margareta|マルガリータ|Margarita}} and her [[magical girl]]-type Medabot Fossilkat who specializes in wand attacks. The Stockholm Fire used their talents to woo their opponents like they did when they bested Team Spain. Team Japan had a hard time with Stockholm Fire even when Erika found out that they were part of the Rubberobo Gang. Thanks to the Phantom Renegade who exposed them as males, Metabee was able to use his seeker missiles to defeat them.

; {{nihongo|Team Siberia|シベリア代表|Shiberia Daihyō}}
: Team Siberia is represented by three Medafighters from [[Siberia]] that each own the [[Mammutidae|mammut]]-type Medabot Mammotusk and make use of a Blizzard Formation. They fought Team Kenya and are defeated by Warbandit.

; {{nihongo|Team Egypt|エジプト代表|Ejiputo Daihyō}}
: Patra Tawarama {{voiced by|Akira Nakagawa}}
: Team Egypt is represented by Ancient Egypt-dressed Medafighters from [[Egypt]]. They consist of {{nihongo|Patra Tawarama|パトラ・タワラーマ}}, Al, and Hassan. Patra owns the [[Cleopatra]]-type Medabot Cleobattler while Al and Hassan own the [[Mummy (undead)|mummy]]-type Medabots T-Mummy where both Medabots have a specialty where they can team up with each other. 8 years ago, Patra participated in the Forgotten World Cup with Hikaru Agata and Joe Swihan when she used to own the Egyptian-type Medabot Kingpharaoh until an event called the Ten Days of Darkness occurred. In the present, Team Egypt faced off against Team Japan where Patra considered Koji the weakest link and not Space Medafighter X (who Spike was masquerading as at the time). After Team Egypt was defeated, Patra lingered around to see Joe Swihan and the rest of Team USA face off against Team Japan. Patra later assisted in the final battle against Dr. Meta-Evil and the Rubberobo Gang.

; {{nihongo|Team Czech|チェコ代表|Cheko Daihyō}}
: Čapek {{voiced by|Nobuyuki Saitō}}
: Team Czech are a team of Medafighters that represent the [[Czech Republic]]. They consist of {{nihongo|Čapek|チャペック|Chapekku}} and his tin toy-themed Medabot Mokusei Dai-Oh and two unnamed members that each own the [[Retrofuturism|retro]]-type Medabot R-Robby. Team Czech faced off against Team USA and lost. Though Joe Swihan returned Čapek's medal, it was stolen shortly by the Rubberobo Gang.

; {{nihongo|Team USA|アメリカ代表|Amerika Daihyō}}
: Joe Swihan {{voiced by|Masahiro Shibahara}}
: Team USA are a team of Medafighters representing the [[United States]]. They consist of {{nihongo|Joe Swihan|ジョー・スイハン|Joe Suihan}}, J-Girl, and Glen. They all own the [[Native Americans in the United States|native]]-type Medabot Wigwamo which specializes in high speed. Eight years ago, Joe participated in the Forgotten World Cup with Hikaru Agata and Patra Tawarama until an event called the Ten Days of Darkness occurred. In the present, Joe was a spectator to Team Egypt's match against Team Japan where he dropped a hint about Space Medafighter X allegedly being the cause of the Ten Days of Darkness. Afterwards, Team USA defeated Team Czech. Though Joe gave Čapek his medal back, it was stolen shortly by the Rubberobo Gang. Joe went after them. When Karin's Guppy alias was trying duel Koji with a Robo-Emperor, Joe mistook her as one of the culprits until Space Medafighter X came to her defense. During Team USA's fight with Team Japan, Sumilodon channeled the Medaforce despite not having a rare medal and helped to defeat Team USA. Joe later assisted in the final battle against Dr. Meta-Evil and the Rubberobo Gang.

; {{nihongo|Team Iceland|アイスランド代表|Aisurando Daihyō}}
: Belmont {{voiced by|Ryōhei Kimura}}
: Orkamar {{voiced by|Yūjin Aoki}}
: Heckla {{voiced by|Jun'ichi Miura}}
: Batona {{voiced by|Takayuki Kondo}}
: Team Iceland is a team of Medafighters from Iceland. They consist of {{nihongo|Belmont|ベルモット|Berumotto}}, {{nihongo|Heckla|ヘックラ|Hekkura}}, and {{nihongo|Batona|バトナ|Batona}}. While Belmont owned the [[Orca|killer whale]]-type Medabot Orkamar who specializes in shock waves, Heckla and Batona each owned the [[giant squid]]-type Medabot Aviking who specialize in tail attacks. Ikki, Metabee, Erika, and Brass befriended them when they dug out a hot spring while asking about their upcoming match with Team Kenya. After Belmont got sick from falling into the cold river twice, Erika tried to get Victor to have the duel postponed until Belmont was better only for him to decline. During the match which had a water stage set up for Team Iceland, the Avikings took down Rhinorush and Goriongo. Because of Belmont's illness, Orkamar was defeated by Warbandit. While in the hospital, Belmont watched as Team Japan faced off against Team Kenya in the finals.

==Media==
===Video games===
Most games in the series come in two versions: '''Kabuto''' (lit. ''Rhinoceros Beetle''), in which the player's starting Medabot's design is based on a [[Japanese rhinoceros beetle]] (a "KBT type" Medabot), and '''Kuwagata''', in which it is based on a [[stag beetle]] ("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.

{{Video game titles|
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot
|date={{vgrelease|JP|November 28, 1997}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles">{{cite book|language=ja|title=携帯型ゲーム機コンプリートガイド|trans-title=The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles|publisher=Shufu no Tomo Infos|date=2013|isbn=978-4072879290}}</ref><ref name="AnimeEncyc">{{cite book|title=The Anime Encyclopedia: A Guide to Japanese Animation Since 1917|last=Clements|first=Jonathan|date=2001-09-01|publisher=Stone Bridge Press|isbn=1-880656-64-7|edition=1st|location=Berkeley, California|pages=248–249|oclc=47255331|author-link=Jonathan Clements|author2=Helen McCarthy|author2-link=Helen McCarthy}}</ref><ref name="Medabot 1 JP release date">{{cite web|url=http://www.gamespot.com/gameboy/rpg/medabot/index.html|title=Medabot: Kuwagata Version for GB|publisher=[[GameSpot]]|access-date=2008-04-04}}</ref>
|release=1997—[[Game Boy]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/><ref name="AnimeEncyc"/><ref name="Medabot 1 JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot Kabuto Version'' and ''Medabot Kuwagata Version''.
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot Perfect Edition
|date={{vgrelease|JP|May 4, 1999}}
|refs=<ref name="Medabot Perfect Edition JP release date">{{cite web|url=http://www.gamespot.com/wonderswan/rpg/medabotperfecteditionkv/index.html|title=Medabot: Perfect Edition for WS|publisher=[[GameSpot]]|access-date=2008-04-04}}</ref>
|release=1999—[[WonderSwan]]<ref name="Medabot Perfect Edition JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot Perfect Edition Kabuto Version'' and ''Medabot Kuwagata Version''.
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* Enhanced port of the first game.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot 2
|date={{vgrelease|JP|July 23, 1999}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/><ref name="Medabot 2 JP release date">{{cite web|url=https://www.gamespot.com/medabot-2/|title=Medabot 2|publisher=[[GameSpot]]|access-date=2018-01-15}}</ref>
|release=1999—[[Game Boy Color]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/><ref name="Medabot 2 JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot 2 Kabuto Version'' and ''Medabot Kuwagata Version''.
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* Compatible with the original [[Game Boy]].
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot 3
|date={{vgrelease|JP|July 23, 2000}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/><ref name="Medabot 3 JP release date">{{cite web|url=https://www.famitsu.com/game/special/2001/02/08/2000_n_hyo02.html|title=2000年のソフト販売本数ランキング|publisher=[[Famitsu]]|access-date=2018-01-15|language=ja|trans-title=Sales Ranking for Games Released in 2000}}</ref>
|release=2000—[[Game Boy Color]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/><ref name="Medabot 3 JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot 3 Kabuto Version'' and ''Medabot 3 Kuwagata Version''.
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot 4
|date={{vgrelease|JP|March 23, 2001}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/><ref name="Medabot 4 JP release date 1">{{cite web|url=https://www.famitsu.com/game/coming/2001/01/15/cs04.html|title=COMING SOON! メダロット4 カブトバージョン/クワガタバージョン|publisher=[[Famitsu]]|access-date=2018-01-15|language=ja|trans-title=COMING SOON! Medabot 4 Kabuto Version/Kuwagata Version}}</ref><ref name="Medabot 4 JP release date 2">{{cite web|url=https://www.gamespot.com/medabot-4-kabuto-version/|title=Medabot 4|publisher=[[GameSpot]]|access-date=2018-01-15}}</ref>
|release=2001—[[Game Boy Color]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/><ref name="Medabot 4 JP release date 1"/><ref name="Medabot 4 JP release date 2"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot 4 Kabuto Version'' and ''Medabot 4 Kuwagata Version''.
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot 5: Susutake-mura no Tenkōsei
|date={{vgrelease|JP|December 14, 2001}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|release=2001—[[Game Boy Color]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|notes=
* The Japanese title translates to "Medabot 5: The Transfer Student of Susutake Village".
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot 5: Susutake-mura no Tenkōsei Kabuto Version'' and ''Medabot 5: Susutake-mura no Tenkōsei Kuwagata Version''.
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|article=Medabots (video game)
|title=Medabots
|date={{vgrelease|EU|November 22, 2002}}{{vgrelease|JP|December 25, 2002}} ([[Comic BomBom]] edition){{vgrelease|NA|March 31, 2003}}{{vgrelease|JP|April 18, 2003}}
|release=2002—[[Game Boy Advance]]<br>2015—[[Wii U Virtual Console]]<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Games/Game-Boy-Advance/Medabots-Metabee-1053959.html|title=Medabots™: Metabee|access-date=2018-01-14}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/medabots-metabee-wii-u|title=Medabots: Metabee|publisher=[[Nintendo]]|access-date=2018-01-14}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.nintendo.co.jp/titles/20010000017467|title=メダロット弐CORE カブトVer.|newspaper=任天堂ホームページ|publisher=[[Nintendo]]|access-date=2018-01-14}}</ref>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabots: Metabee Version'' and ''Medabots: Rokusho Version''.
* Known in Japan as ''Medabot 2 CORE Kabuto Version'' and ''Medabot 2 CORE Kuwagata Version''.
* Developed and published by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Remake of ''Medabot 2''.
* The only main-series game released in English.
* Prior to its Japanese retail release, a special edition of the game was sold through the Japanese magazine [[Comic BomBom]].
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot DS
|date={{vgrelease|JP|May 27, 2010}}
|refs=<ref name="Medabot DS JP release date">{{cite web|url=http://www.medabotsha.jp/ds/|title=メダロットDS|publisher=Medabotsha.jp|access-date=2015-09-30|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20151021012236/http://www.medabotsha.jp/ds/|archive-date=2015-10-21}}</ref>
|release=2010—[[Nintendo DS]]<ref name="Medabot DS JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot DS Kabuto Ver.'' and ''Medabot DS Kuwagata Ver.''
* Developed by Delta Arts.
* Published by Rocket Company.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot 7
|date={{vgrelease|JP|September 13, 2012}}
|refs=<ref name="Medabot 7 JP release date">{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2012-05-30/medabots-7/kabuto-ver./kuwagata-ver-announced-for-3ds |title=Medabots 7: Kabuto Ver./Kuwagata Ver. Announced for 3DS - Interest |publisher=Anime News Network |date=2012-05-30 |access-date=2015-09-30}}</ref>
|release=2012—[[Nintendo 3DS]]<ref name="Medabot 7 JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot 7 Kabuto Ver.'' and ''Medabot 7 Kuwagata Ver.''
* Developed by Delta Arts.
* Published by Rocket Company.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot 8
|date={{vgrelease|JP|August 28, 2014}}
|refs=<ref name="Medabot 8 JP release date">{{cite web|url=https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B00KF5KY10/ |title=Amazon.co.jp： メダロット8 カブトVer.: ゲーム|publisher=Amazon.co.jp|access-date=2015-09-30}}</ref>
|release=2014—[[Nintendo 3DS]]<ref name="Medabot 8 JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot 8 Kabuto Ver.'' and ''Medabot 8 Kuwagata Ver.''
* Developed by Delta Arts.
* Published by Rocket Company.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot 9
|date={{vgrelease|JP|December 24, 2015}}
|refs=<ref name="Medabot 9 JP release date">{{cite web|url=https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B016CWX7HC|title=メダロット9 カブトVer. - 3DS|publisher=Amazon.co.jp|access-date=2018-01-14}}</ref>
|release=2015—[[Nintendo 3DS]]<ref name="Medabot 9 JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot 9 Kabuto Ver.'' and ''Medabot 9 Kuwagata Ver.''
* Developed by Delta Arts.
* Published by Rocket Company.
* The last Medabots game developed by Delta Arts before they shut down.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.siliconera.com/2016/05/03/medabots-maker-delta-arts-shut-studio/|title=Medabots Maker Delta Arts Has Shut Down Its Studio|date=3 May 2016 |publisher=Siliconera|access-date=2018-01-14}}</ref>
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot Classics
|date={{vgrelease|JP|December 21, 2017}}
|refs=<ref name="Medabot Classics JP release date">{{cite web|url=https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B075CM4GWM|title=メダロット クラシックス カブトVer. - 3DS|publisher=Amazon.co.jp|access-date=2018-01-14}}</ref>
|release=2017—[[Nintendo 3DS]]<ref name="Medabot Classics JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot Classics Kabuto Version'' and ''Medabot Classics Kuwagata Version''.
* Developed by digifloyd.<ref>{{cite video game |title=メダロット クラシックス|developer=digifloyd |publisher=[[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]] |date=December 21, 2017 |scene=credits |language=ja}}</ref>
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* [[Emulator|Emulated]] collections of Medabot 1 to 5, enhanced with various overarching features.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medabot Classics Plus
|date={{vgrelease|JP|November 12, 2020}}
|refs=<ref name="animenewsnetwork.com" />
|release=2020—[[Nintendo Switch]]<ref name="animenewsnetwork.com" />
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabot Classics Kabuto Version'' and ''Medabot Classics Kuwagata Version''.
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* [[Emulator|Emulated]] collections of Medabot 1 to 5, Medabot Navi, Medabot G, and Medabot 2 CORE, 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.

{{Video game titles|
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot Parts Collection
|date={{vgrelease|JP|March 20, 1998}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|release=1998—[[Game Boy]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|notes=
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* Supplementary ''Parts Collection'' game for ''Medarot''.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot Parts Collection 2
|date={{vgrelease|JP|May 29, 1998}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|release=1999—[[Game Boy]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|notes=
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* Supplementary ''Parts Collection'' game for ''Medarot''.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot 2 Parts Collection
|date={{vgrelease|JP|October 29, 1999}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|release=1999—[[Game Boy Color]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|notes=
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* Supplementary ''Parts Collection'' game for ''Medarot 2''.
* Compatible with the original [[Game Boy]].
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot R
|date={{vgrelease|JP|November 25, 1999}}
|refs=<ref name="Medarot R JP release date">{{cite web|url=http://www.jp.playstation.com/software/title/slps02414.html|language=ja|title=メダロットR|trans-title=Medarot R|publisher=[[Sony Interactive Entertainment]]|access-date=2018-01-17}}</ref>
|release=1999—[[PlayStation (console)|PlayStation]]<ref name="Medarot R JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* Role-playing game with mechanics that match ''Medarot 2'', but with battle scene graphics in 3D.
* The game's setting is similar to that of ''Medarot 2''.
* Along with its supplementary Parts Collection game, the only Medabots game released for PlayStation hardware.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot R Parts Collection
|date={{vgrelease|JP|March 16, 2000}}
|refs=<ref name="Medarot R Parts Collection JP release date">{{cite web|url=http://www.medarot.co.jp/meda_r_pc.html|language=ja|title=メダロットＲ・パーツコレクション|trans-title=Medarot R Parts Collection|publisher=[[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]], [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]]|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20000623080715/http://www.medarot.co.jp/meda_r_pc.html|archive-date=June 23, 2000|url-status=dead|access-date=2018-01-16}}</ref>
|release=2000—[[PlayStation (console)|PlayStation]]<ref name="Medarot R Parts Collection JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* 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 [[PocketStation]] [[minigame]] called ''Pocket Robottle''.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot Card Robottle
|date={{vgrelease|JP|March 10, 2000}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|release=2000—[[Game Boy Color]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medarot Card Robottle Kabuto Version'' and ''Medarot Card Robottle Kuwagata Version''.
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* A video game adaptation of one of the Medabots [[trading card game]]s.
* Takes place in the world of ''Medarot 2'', but in a reality where battles are carried out through a card game instead of robots fighting.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot 3 Parts Collection Z kara no Chōsenjō
|date={{vgrelease|JP|November 24, 2000}}
|refs=<ref name="Medarot 3 Parts Collection JP release date">{{cite web|url=http://www.medarot.co.jp/game/3parts/index.html|language=ja|title=メダロット３・パーツコレクション|trans-title=Medarot 3 Parts Collection|publisher=[[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]], [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]]|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20040810164505/http://www.medarot.co.jp/game/3parts/index.html|archive-date=August 10, 2004|url-status=dead|access-date=2018-01-16}}</ref>
|release=2000—[[Game Boy Color]]<ref name="Medarot 3 Parts Collection JP release date"/>
|notes=
* The title translates to "Medarot 3 Parts Collection: Z's Ultimate Battlefield", and is wordplay on "chōsenjō" usually meaning "written challenge".
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* Supplementary ''Parts Collection'' game for ''Medarot 3''.
* The last ''Parts Collection'' game produced.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot Navi
|date={{vgrelease|JP|September 7, 2001}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|release=2001—[[Game Boy Advance]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/><br>2016—[[Wii U Virtual Console]]<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.nintendo.co.jp/titles/20010000018109|language=ja|title=メダロット・ナビ カブト|trans-title=Medarot Navi Kabuto|publisher=[[Nintendo]]|access-date=2018-01-15}}</ref>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medarot Navi Kabuto'' and ''Medarot Navi Kuwagata''.
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]] on Game Boy Advance, and by Rocket Company and Imagineer on Wii U Virtual Console.
* A [[Role-playing video game|role-playing game]] similar to the main series, but with a different battle system.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|article=Medabots AX
|title=Medabots AX
|date={{vgrelease|NA|June 25, 2002}}{{vgrelease|EU|August 2, 2002}}
|refs=<ref name="Medabots AX NA release date">{{cite web|url=https://www.gamespot.com/medabots-ax-rokusho-ver/|title=Medabots AX|publisher=[[GameSpot]]|access-date=2017-01-17}}</ref><ref name="Medabots AX EU release date">{{cite web|url=https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Games/Game-Boy-Advance/Medabots-AX-Metabee-Vers--314117.html|title=Medabots AX Metabee Vers.|publisher=[[Nintendo]]|access-date=2018-01-15}}</ref>
|release=2002—[[Game Boy Advance]]<ref name="Medabots AX NA release date"/><br>2016—[[Wii U Virtual Console]]<ref name="Medabots AX EU release date"/><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/medabots-ax-metabee-wii-u|title=Medabots AX: Metabee|publisher=[[Nintendo]]|access-date=2018-01-15}}</ref>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medabots AX: Metabee Version'' and ''Medabots AX: Rokusho Version''
* Developed and published by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* A [[fighting game]] with gameplay identical to the Japan-exclusive ''Medarot G'', but with story and content modified to be more similar to the anime.
* The only Medabots game not to be released in Japan.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot G
|date={{vgrelease|JP|July 19, 2002}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|release=2002—[[Game Boy Advance]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/><br>2015—[[Wii U Virtual Console]]<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.nintendo.co.jp/titles/20010000017468|language=ja|title=メダロットG カブトバージョン|trans-title=Medarot G Kabuto Version|website=[[Nintendo]] |access-date=2018-01-15}}</ref>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medarot G Kabuto Version'' and ''Medarot G Kuwagata Version''.
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by Natsume Co., Ltd. on Game Boy Advance, and by Rocket Company on Wii U Virtual Console.
* A [[fighting game]] with gameplay identical to ''Medarot AX''.
* Builds on the story of ''Medarot 5: Susutake-mura no Tenkōsei''.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|article=Medabots Infinity
|title=Medabots Infinity
|date={{vgrelease|JP|November 28, 2003}}{{vgrelease|NA|December 14, 2003}}{{vgrelease|EU|September 24, 2004}}
|refs=<ref name="Medabots Infinity JP release date">{{cite web |url=http://www.gamespot.com/gamecube/rpg/medabotsinfinity/index.html |title=Medabots Infinity |date=22 January 2004 |publisher=[[GameSpot]] |access-date=2008-04-04 }}</ref> 
|release=2003—[[GameCube]]<ref name="Medabots Infinity JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Known in Japan as ''Medarot BRAVE''.
* Developed by [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by Natsume Co., Ltd. in Japan and North America, and by [[Ubisoft]] in Europe.
* A third-persion [[action role-playing game]].
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Shingata Medarot
|date={{vgrelease|JP|December 16, 2004}}
|refs=<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|release=2004—[[Game Boy Advance]]<ref name="The Complete Guide to Handheld Consoles"/>
|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 [[Natsume Co., Ltd.]].
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
* Reuses the engine and game mechanics from ''Medabots'' (''Medarot 2 CORE'').
* Unlike earlier games in the series, which feature a distinctly [[anime]]-like art style, ''Shingata'' has a more cartoony look.
* The game's story closely mirrors that of the first ''Medarot'', albeit with new characters.
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot DUAL
|date={{vgrelease|JP|November 14, 2013}}
|refs=<ref name="Medarot DUAL JP release date">{{cite web|url=https://www.famitsu.com/news/201310/17041743.html|language=ja|title=『メダロットDUAL（デュアル） カブトVer./クワガタVer.』歴代シリーズ作品の人気キャラクターが登場|date=17 October 2013 |trans-title="Medarot DUAL Kabuto Ver./Kuwagata Ver." – Popular Characters from a New Work in a Long-Running Series Make Their Appearance|publisher=[[Famitsu]]|access-date=2018-01-15}}</ref>
|release=2013—[[Nintendo 3DS]]<ref name="Medarot DUAL JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medarot DUAL Kabuto Ver.'' and ''Medarot DUAL Kuwagata Ver.''
* Developed by [[Jupiter Corporation]].
* Published by Rocket Company.
* A third-person action game.
* Has similar gameplay to [[Virtual On]].
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot Girls Mission
|date={{vgrelease|JP|March 10, 2016}}
|refs=<ref name="Medarot Girls Mission JP release date">{{cite web|url=https://www.famitsu.com/news/201601/07096721.html|language=ja|title=『メダロット ガールズミッション カブトVer. / クワガタVer.』新たな"メダロット"の爽快アクシ ョンゲームが爆誕！|date=7 January 2016 |trans-title="Medarot Girls Mission Kabuto Ver. / Kuwagata Ver." – An Exhilarating New Medarot Action Game Bursting onto the Scene!|publisher=[[Famitsu]]|access-date=2018-01-15}}</ref>
|release=2016—[[Nintendo 3DS]]<ref name="Medarot Girls Mission JP release date"/>
|notes=
* Released in two versions, ''Medarot Girls Mission Kabuto Version'' and ''Medarot Girls Mission Kuwagata Version''.
* Developed by Engines and KUROGANE, with assistance from [[Jupiter Corporation]].
* 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 [[overworld]] is replaced by [[visual novel]]-like segments.
* The only Medabots game to receive a [[Computer Entertainment Rating Organization|CERO]] 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 [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://dengekionline.com/elem/000/001/273/1273043/|language=ja|title=イマジニアがロケットカンパニーを吸収合併。『メダロット』の版権はイマジニアが保有|trans-title=Rocket Company merging with Imagineer. The "Medabots" Copyright Will be Owned by Imagineer|publisher=Dengeki Online|access-date=2018-01-15}}</ref>
}}
{{Video game titles/item
|title=Medarot S: Unlimited Nova
|date={{vgrelease|JP|January 23, 2020}}
|refs=
|release=2020—[[iOS]], [[Android (operating system)|Android]]
|notes=
* Developed by SoWhat.
* Published by [[Imagineer (Japanese company)|Imagineer]].
}}
}}

===Manga===
{{Infobox animanga/Header
| name            = Medarot
| image           = 
| caption         = 
| ja_kanji        = メダロット
| ja_romaji       = Medarotto
| genre           = <!-- Genres should be based on what reliable sources list them as and not on personal interpretations. Limit of the three most relevant genres in accordance with [[MOS:A&M]]. -->
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type            = manga
| author          = Horumarin
| publisher       = [[Kodansha]]
| demographic     = [[Children's anime and manga|Children]]
| magazine        = [[Comic BomBom]]
| first           = 1997
| last            = 1999
| volumes         = 3
| volume_list     = 
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type            = manga
| title           = Medarot 2
| author          = Horumarin
| publisher       = Kodansha
| publisher_en    = {{English manga publisher | NA = [[Viz Media]] {{small|(as ''Medabots'')}}}}
| demographic     = Children
| magazine        = Comic BomBom
| first           = 1999
| last            = 2000
| volumes         = 4
| volume_list     = 
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type            = manga
| title           = Medarot 3
| author          = Horumarin
| publisher       = Kodansha
| demographic     = Children
| magazine        = Comic BomBom
| first           = 2000
| last            = 2001
| volumes         = 2
| volume_list     = 
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type            = manga
| title           = Medarot 4
| author          = Horumarin
| publisher       = Kodansha
| demographic     = Children
| magazine        = Comic BomBom
| first           = 2001
| last            = 2001
| volumes         = 2
| volume_list     = 
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type            = manga
| title           = Medarot 5
| author          = Horumarin
| publisher       = Kodansha
| demographic     = Children
| magazine        = Comic BomBom
| first           = 2001
| last            = 2002
| volumes         = 2
| volume_list     = 
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type            = manga
| title           = Medarot G
| author          = Horumarin
| publisher       = Kodansha
| demographic     = Children
| magazine        = Comic BomBom
| first           = 2003
| last            = 2003
| volumes         = 2
| volume_list     = 
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type            = manga
| title           = Medarot Re-Reloaded
| author          = Hakubayashi
| publisher       = Mangahot
| demographic     = ''[[Shōnen manga|Shōnen]]''
| magazine        = 
| first           = December 27, 2017
| last            = 
| volumes         = 6
| volume_list     = 
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Footer|portal=yes}}

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Written by Horumarin, the ''Medabots'' manga series was originally serialized in the [[Kodansha]]'s [[Kodomo anime and manga|children]]'s magazine ''[[Comic BomBom]]'' from 1997 to 2003.<ref>{{cite web |last1=Sherman |first1=Jennifer |title=Medabots Franchise Gets Smartphone Game |url=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2018-11-28/medabots-franchise-gets-smartphone-game/.140069 |website=[[Anime News Network]] |access-date=March 25, 2019 |date=November 28, 2018}}</ref> Six series were published. The first series ''Medarot'' was published between 1997 and 1999 and compiled in three ''[[tankōbon]]'' volumes.<ref>{{cite web |title=メダロット（１） |url=http://kc.kodansha.co.jp/product?item=0000115590 |publisher=[[Kodansha]] |access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=メダロット（３） |url=http://kc.kodansha.co.jp/product?item=0000115592 |publisher=[[Kodansha]] |access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref> The second series entitled ''Medarot 2'' was published between 1999 and 2000 and compiled in 4 volumes.<ref>{{cite web |title=メダロット２（１） |url=http://kc.kodansha.co.jp/product?item=0000115593 |publisher=[[Kodansha]] |access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=メダロット２（４）＜完＞ |url=http://kc.kodansha.co.jp/product?item=0000115596 |publisher=[[Kodansha]] |access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref> This series was licensed for an English language release in North America by [[Viz Media]] under the title ''Medabots''.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/1037.html |title=Viz Launches Medabots Manga |publisher=ICv2 |date=2002-01-18 |access-date=2008-04-07 }}</ref> the third series ''Medarot 3'' was released between 2000 and 2001 and compiled in two volumes.<ref>{{cite web |title=メダロット３（１） |url=http://kc.kodansha.co.jp/product?item=0000115597 |publisher=[[Kodansha]] |access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=メダロット３（２） |url=http://kc.kodansha.co.jp/product?item=0000115598 |publisher=[[Kodansha]] |access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref> The fourth series ''Medarot 4'' was published in 2001 and compiled in two volumes.<ref>{{cite web |title=メダロット４（１） |url=http://kc.kodansha.co.jp/product?item=0000115599 |publisher=[[Kodansha]] |access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=メダロット４（２） |url=http://kc.kodansha.co.jp/product?item=0000115600 |publisher=[[Kodansha]] |access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref> The fifth series ''Medarot 5'' was published between 2001 and 2002 and compiled in two volumes.<ref>{{cite web |title=メダロット５（１） |url=http://kc.kodansha.co.jp/product?item=0000115601 |publisher=[[Kodansha]] |access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=メダロット５（２） |url=http://kc.kodansha.co.jp/product?item=0000115602 |publisher=[[Kodansha]] |access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref> The sixth series ''Medarot G'' was released in 2003 and compiled in two volumes.<ref>{{cite web |title=メダロットＧ １|url=https://www.e-hon.ne.jp/bec/SA/Detail?refShinCode=0100000000000007110868&Action_id=121&Sza_id=F3 |publisher=e-hon|access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=メダロットＧ ２|url=https://www.e-hon.ne.jp/bec/SA/Detail?refShinCode=0100000000000007110868&Action_id=121&Sza_id=F3 |publisher=e-hon|access-date=March 25, 2019 |language=ja}}</ref>
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===Anime===
{{see also|List of Medabots episodes}}
{{Infobox animanga/Header
| name = Medabots
| image = Medabots.jpg
| caption = Promotional image showing main characters as seen in the anime
| ja_kanji = メダロット
| ja_romaji = Medarotto
| genre = <!-- Genres should be based on what reliable sources list them as and not on personal interpretations. Limit of the three most relevant genres in accordance with [[MOS:A&M]]. -->
}}
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| type            = tv series
| director        = [[Tensai Okamura]]
| producer        = Tomoko Gushima<br>Yōko Matsushita
| writer          = [[Ryōta Yamaguchi]]
| music           = Osamu Tezuka
| studio          = [[Bee Train]]
| licensee        = {{English anime licensee | NA = [[Nelvana]] (formerly)<br>[[Discotek Media]] (current)}}
| network         = [[TX Network|TXN]] ([[TV Tokyo]])
| network_en      = {{English anime network
 | AU = [[Network Ten]]
 | AUS = [[Cartoon Network (Australian and New Zealand TV channel)|Cartoon Network]]
 | BI = [[Cartoon Network (British and Irish TV channel)|Cartoon Network]], [[Toonami (British and Irish TV channel)|Toonami]]
 | CA = [[YTV (Canadian TV channel)|YTV]]
 | IE = [[RTÉ2]]
 | NZ = [[Three (TV channel)|TV3]]
 | UK = [[CBBC]], [[CITV]], [[Pop Max]] [[S4C]]
 | US = [[Fox Broadcasting Company]] ([[Fox Kids]]), [[Freeform (TV channel)|ABC Family]]
 | ZA = [[SABC 2]]
}}
| first           = July 2, 1999
| last            = June 30, 2000
| episodes        = 52
| episode_list    = List of Medabots episodes
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Video
| type            = tv series
| title           = Medabots Spirits
| director        = Masatsugu Arakawa
| producer        = Tomoko Gushima<br>Yōko Matsushita
| writer          = Yōsuke Nakagawa
| music           = Osamu Tezuka
| studio          = Trans Arts (animation)<br>[[Production I.G]] (production)
| licensee  = {{English anime licensee | NA = [[Nelvana]] (formerly)<br> [[Discotek Media]] (current)}}
| network         = TXN (TV Tokyo)
| network_en      = {{English anime network 
 |CA = YTV
 |US = [[Freeform (TV channel)|ABC Family]] ([[Jetix]])
}}
| first           = July 7, 2000
| last            = March 30, 2001
| episodes        = 39
| episode_list    = List of Medabots episodes
}}
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The ''Medabots'' anime series was adapted from ''Medarot 2'', with its robotic combat elements inspired by ''[[Plawres Sanshiro]]''.<ref name="AnimeEncyc" /> Produced by [[Nihon Ad Systems|NAS]] and [[TV Tokyo]] and animated by [[Bee Train]], 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 Trans Arts, {{nihongo|''Medabots Spirits''|メダロット魂|Medarotto Damashii}} 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,<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B002VOX8U2/ |title=Medabot DVD BOX 1 (5-Volume Set) |publisher=[[Amazon.com|Amazon Japan]] |access-date=2010-01-24 }}</ref> with a second boxset on February 19 finishing with the last twenty-two episodes.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B002VOX8UC/ |title=Medabot DVD BOX 2 (4-Volume Set) |publisher=[[Amazon.com|Amazon Japan]] |access-date=2010-01-24 }}</ref> Two boxsets for ''Damashii'' were released on December 30, 2010.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B003SNQ52I/ |title=Medabot Souls DVD BOX 1 |date=30 July 2010 |publisher=[[Amazon.com|Amazon Japan]] |access-date=2010-10-28 }}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B003SNQ52S/ |title=Medabot Souls DVD BOX 2 |date=27 August 2010 |publisher=[[Amazon.com|Amazon Japan]]|access-date=2010-10-28 }}</ref> This was the Production I.G series' very first DVD release.

Both series were licensed and [[Dubbing (filmmaking)#Localization|localized]] into English by Canadian entertainment company [[Nelvana]]; the first series was divided into two seasons in [[North America]].<ref>{{cite book |last1=Erickson |first1=Hal |title=Television Cartoon Shows: An Illustrated Encyclopedia, 1949 Through 2003 |date=2005 |edition=2nd |publisher=McFarland & Co |isbn=978-1476665993 |page=537}}</ref> The first U.S. season originally aired on the [[Fox Broadcasting Company]]'s [[Fox Kids]] block from September 1, 2001 to April 27, 2002. ''Medabots'' was Fox Kids highest-rated new series at the time.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/01-10-2002/0001645447&EDATE=|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070929133412/http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=%2Fwww%2Fstory%2F01-10-2002%2F0001645447&EDATE=|title=Nelvana Spins a Deal to Bring Beyblade Phenomenon to North America|archive-date=September 29, 2007|date=January 10, 2002|access-date=July 2, 2019|website=[[PR Newswire]]|publisher=[[Cision]]|url-status=live}}</ref> As a result of the sale of [[Fox Family Worldwide]] (the joint venture with [[Saban Entertainment]] that previously operated the Fox Kids program block) to [[The Walt Disney Company]],<ref name="medialife-disneybuy">{{cite news|title=Disney buying Fox Family Channel |url=http://www.medialifemagazine.com/news2001/july01/july23/1_mon/news1monday.html |author=Jeff Bercovici |website=Media Life Magazine |date=July 23, 2001 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070930184230/http://www.medialifemagazine.com/news2001/july01/july23/1_mon/news1monday.html |archive-date=September 30, 2007 }}</ref> ''Medabots'' would begin airing on [[Freeform (TV channel)|ABC Family]] on March 4, 2002.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.abcfamilynet.com/schedules/docs/march_sch.pdf|title=ABC Family March 2002 Schedule|publisher=ABC Family|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20050917033116/http://www.abcfamilynet.com/schedules/docs/march_sch.pdf|accessdate=2021-11-10|archive-date=2005-09-17}}</ref> The second U.S. season first aired on ABC Family from July 1 to November 2, 2002, while ''Damashii'' first aired on the network from September 13, 2003 to May 8, 2004 with later episodes aired as part of the [[Jetix]] program block. In Canada, the television series aired on [[YTV (Canadian TV channel)|YTV]] which, along with Nelvana, were owned by [[Corus Entertainment]].

Under the license of Nelvana, the series was released on 12-volume VHS and DVD by [[A.D. Vision#ADV Films|ADV Films]] from 2002 to 2003 that ran throughout the first 52 episodes, along with the first three volumes re-released under [[A.D. Vision#ADV Films|ADV Kidz]] in their Essential Anime DVD lineup in 2005.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/011205/daw041_1.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20020124201118/http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/011205/daw041_1.html|title=ADV Films to Release Medabots on Home Video|website=[[PR Newswire]]|publisher=[[Cision]]|via=[[Yahoo! Finance|Yahoo.com]]|archive-date=January 24, 2002|date=December 5, 2001|access-date=June 23, 2019}}</ref> Distribution was transferred to [[Shout! Factory]], where they've released the first 26 episodes on a 4-DVD box set, that was released in early 2008.<ref>{{cite press release|url=http://www.videobusiness.com/article/CA6460182.html|title=Shout! Factory expands family program|date=2007-07-16|access-date=2008-04-07|publisher=Video Business}}</ref> Announced at [[Otakon]] 2019, [[Discotek Media]] released the anime on [[SD Blu-ray]], starting with the first 26 episodes of the English dub with optional closed captions on December 24, 2019. The company also announced plans to release the Japanese version in the future.<ref>{{cite web |last1=Hodgkins |first1=Crystalyn |title=Discotek Licenses Symphogear, Dokuro-chan, Medabots, Cleopatra, Battery, Great Passage, More Anime |url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2019-07-28/discotek-licenses-symphogear-dokuro-chan-medabots-cleopatra-battery-great-passage-more-anime/.149456 |website=[[Anime News Network]] |access-date=September 15, 2019 |date=July 28, 2019}}</ref> On June 11, 2020, Justin Sevakis said [[Discotek Media]] were unable to find the masters for the English version of ''Medabots Spirits'' which has prevented the anime from being released on home video in North America.<ref>{{cite web|last1=Morrissy |first1=Kim |title=Discotek Turns to Community for Help Locating Mon Kolle Knights, Medabots English Dub Masters |url=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2020-06-11/discotek-turns-to-community-for-help-locating-mon-kolle-knights-medabots-english-dub-masters/.160491 |website=[[Anime News Network]]|access-date=March 18, 2021|date=June 11, 2020}}</ref> Discotek Media asked fans to help find the masters. On September 15, 2020, it was announced “acceptable” masters have been recovered and would have a physical release.<ref>{{cite web|last1=Sherman |first1=Jennifer |title=Discotek Schedules Gin Rei OVA in Late 2020-Early 2021 |url=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2020-09-15/discotek-schedules-gin-rei-ova-in-late-2020-early-2021/.164022 |website=[[Anime News Network]]|access-date=March 18, 2021|date=September 15, 2020}}</ref> It was released on May 25, 2021.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.rightstufanime.com/Medabots-Season-3-Blu-ray |title = Medabots Season 3 Blu-ray}}</ref>
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==See also==
* [[List of Japanese role-playing game franchises]]

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{Reflist|2}}

==External links==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20151001191821/http://medabots.com/ Official Medabots Website]
* [http://www.medarotsha.jp/ Medarotters/Medarot official fan club] Imagineer Co., Ltd./Rocket company Medarot site
* [http://twitter.com/medarotsha Medarotsha] Official Twitter site

===Derivative media===
* [http://medabots.anime-paradijs.com/ Medabots in anime-paradijs] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100322232436/http://medabots.anime-paradijs.com/ |date=2010-03-22 }} [[Dutch language|Dutch]]
* {{anime News Network|manga|1623}}
* {{IMDb title|0293731}}
* [http://projectrisingbeetle.wordpress.com/localization-campaign-2/ Project Rising Beetle localization campaign]
* TV Tokyo page: [https://web.archive.org/web/20010802034223/http://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/anime/medarot.html Medarot 2]
* ADV Films page: [https://web.archive.org/web/20061206100922/http://www.advfilms.com/CatalogFilms_Volumes.asp?ID=1792 Medabots (season 1-2)]
* Nelvana page [https://web.archive.org/web/20040411122958/http://www.nelvana.com/shows/shows_template.asp?sid=28 Medabots (season 1-2)]
* Discotek page: [http://www.discotekmedia.com/Medabots-Season1-Blu-ray.htm Medabots Season 1 Blu-ray], [http://www.discotekmedia.com/Medabots-Season-2-Blu-ray.htm Medabots Season 2 Blu-ray], [http://www.discotekmedia.com/Medabots-Season-3-Blu-ray.htm Medabots Season 3 Blu-ray]

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