To get the most out of KBT01-Metabee in Medabots S, equip him with the Kabuto Medal, rotate his arm weapons to maintain command-line momentum, and hold his limited-ammo head Missile to finish off damaged opponents with pierce damage.
Metabee operates as a pure shooting damage dealer. He offers immediate single-target burst without setup turns, but he carries no innate shields, healing, or status disruption.
Medal Selection and Nature Priorities
Pair Metabee with the Kabuto Medal. Its attribute progression directly raises Shoot values, which improves both your attack accuracy (Success rate) and damage across all three of his offensive parts.
- Speed Nature: Recommended to lower your active charge time. Firing sooner allows you to damage or break opposing parts before enemies can disrupt your command line.
- Power Nature: Select this if your goal is raw burst damage, amplifying the impact of critical hits and high-damage head strikes.
- Medaforce Usage: Damaging enemies builds your Medaforce gauge. Use the Kabuto Medal's offensive Medaforce skills during extended Robottles once your head ammunition is depleted or when you need an unblockable strike.
Part Arsenal and Combat Rotation
Metabee’s default loadout balances rapid turn cycling with high single-target burst.
| Part Slot | Part Name | Action Type | Combat Role | Trade-Off |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Head | Missile | Heavy Shooting (Pierce) | Heavy burst that sends excess damage into adjacent parts or the torso. | Limited uses per battle; leaves the head idle once empty. |
| Right Arm | Rifle | Standard Shooting | Low cooldown and charge times; cycles turns quickly for steady chip damage. | Moderate base power; slow to break high-armor parts. |
| Left Arm | Gatling | Heavy Multi-hit / Crit | Delivers heavy critical damage against vulnerable targets. | High cooldown penalty; lowers evasion while returning to the line. |
How to Sequence Metabee’s Attacks
- Lead with the Rifle: Use the right arm early in the match. Its quick charge and cooldown let you reach the active line rapidly, testing enemy defenses while keeping your recovery window short.
- Punish with the Gatling: Deploy the left arm when you have an opening, such as against targets burdened by heavy part weight or low terrain compatibility. Avoid using the Gatling if high-speed enemy snipers are targeting Metabee, as the post-attack cooldown leaves him vulnerable.
- Execute with the Missile: Do not waste head ammunition on full-health parts during turn one. Reserve the Missile for targets whose part armor is already softened. Because the Missile has the Pierce property, excess damage carries over to destroy adjacent components or damage the enemy leader's core.
Leg Mobility and Terrain Compatibility
Metabee uses the Ochitsuki bipedal leg base. Bipedal legs offer balanced base speed, evasion, and cooldown recovery without specialized extremes.
- Favorable Terrains: Ochitsuki performs reliably in Arena, Cyber, and City environments, filling charge meters quickly to maintain offensive pressure.
- Unfavorable Terrains: Movement drops substantially on Sand, Swamp, and rough surfaces. Sluggish movement delays your attacks and makes executing heavy Gatling shots dangerous.
- Leg Defense: If an enemy breaks the Ochitsuki legs, Metabee loses his evasion base. Protect the legs from targeted physical strikes to maintain your turn cycling speed.
Team Compositions and Frame Adjustments
Because stock Metabee lacks defense, deploy him alongside units that compensate for his straightforward kit:
- Field a Defense Unit: Pair Metabee with a dedicated shield-bearing ally to absorb incoming heavy fire while he recovers from Gatling cooldowns.
- Add Speed Support: Allies with speed-boosting buffs shorten Metabee's return recovery, offsetting the recovery lag of his heavier actions.
- Swap Legs for Harsh Terrains: Replace the Ochitsuki base with Hover or Multi-leg parts when fighting on desert or swamp stages so his arm weapons do not lose cycle speed.
- Slot Disruption Against Barriers: If facing teams reliant on physical shields or damage barriers, swap one arm part for an EMP or status rifle to disable defenses before launching the head Missile.
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