Securitron 3

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Securitron 3
KB(ケービー)ファイナル KB final

Screenshot from Magical Starsign, design by Kuninori Ueno

Starsign Earth
Species Ancient robot

Securitron 3 is an optional boss in Magical Starsign. It can be fought at the 500-meter point of the Glissini Caves on Nova.

Profile

Securitron 3 is identical in appearance to the original securitron and securitron 2, but with red plating.

Gameplay

Despite having the earth starsign, securitron 3 does not possess any spells, but still gains its aura when Erd enters its field on the astrolog.

Its physical skill zap net deals damage to the entire party. It also possesses level 3 lock-on, a skill that allows it to place three targets on members of the party, which can be stacked on a single member. In the following turn, it will use missile, striking the party members with the amount of targets assigned to them in the previous turn.[1]

Stats

File:MS Securitron 3 Sprite.png
No. Name Starsign Lv. HP MP
225 Securitron 3 ― 70 40000 0
Pow IQ Def Spr Agi P.Rst M.Rst
82 80 65 65 120 100% 100%
Location
Glissini Caves
EXP Bira Drop
30 16000 ― (―%)
Skills
Skill Cost Description

Attacks

Spells Skills
None File:MS Skill Icon.png Zap net
File:MS Skill Icon.png Level 3 lock-on
File:MS Skill Icon.png Missile

Arrangements

Back Row
Front Row

Descriptions

English

These mighty robots were built using the pinnacle of Espresso technology. The war ended before they could be used. They've been mothballed underground since.

Japanese

エスプレッソ文明の 技術のすいを 集めて作られた 最強のメカ。 完成する前に 戦争が終わり 地底深くに かくされていた。

The most powerful mecha ever constructed, made by assembling the Espresso civilization's technology. The war ended before its completion, and it was hidden deep underground.

Nomenclature

Language Name Meaning
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Japanese KB(ケービー)ファイナルKēbī fainaru KB final, from 警備 keibi (security)
Error creating thumbnail: File missing English Securitron 3

See also

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