Medabots S Starter Choice and Early Team Setup Guide

For the smoothest start in Medabots S, select the KBT-type Metabee as your starter, use the unlimited tutorial gacha to secure a complete three-star Medabot set, and match your equipped parts to your Medal's skill proficiencies. Investing your early upgrade chips into a single carry unit lets you clear main story chapters quickly and unlock essential features.

KBT-Type vs. KWG-Type Starter Selection

Your initial choice between the KBT-type (Metabee) and KWG-type (Rokusho) determines the primary combat style of your first team anchor.

• KBT-Type (Metabee): Best for beginners. Metabee specializes in ranged Shoot and Snipe commands using rifle and missile weaponry. Ranged attacks fire from the action line without requiring your unit to run up to the enemy target. This provides steady chip damage and safe component breaking while avoiding retreat vulnerabilities.
• KWG-Type (Rokusho): Best for aggressive burst playstyles. Rokusho relies on Fight and Grapple commands using sword and hammer parts. These attacks deal heavy burst damage and land frequent critical hits. However, melee attacks force your Medabot to charge across the field and run back to the center command line afterward. During this return cooldown, your Medabot takes increased damage and cannot use defensive guards.

Rerolling the Tutorial Gacha

The built-in tutorial summon features an unlimited retry button. You do not need to clear your application cache or reinstall the game to reroll.

Tap the retry button until the summon screen yields at least one complete three-star Medabot frame. Piecemeal one-star and two-star parts suffer from lower base armor, slower leg mobility, and weaker damage output. A complete three-star set ensures your head skill, arm weapons, and leg terrain affinities work together effectively.

Select a frame that covers the weakness of your chosen starter:

• If you picked KBT Metabee: Target a dedicated melee frame or heavy disruption unit to handle targets that close the distance.
• If you picked KWG Rokusho: Target a long-range sniper or a defensive support frame equipped with healing or shield-guard head parts.

Turn Mechanics and Component Targeting

Robottles are 3v3 turn-based skirmishes governed by timeline movement across the field:

1. The Charge Phase: At the start of a turn, Medabots sprint from the center command line toward the action line on the far right. Sprint speed depends on the Medabot's Leg stats and current terrain compatibility.
2. The Action Phase: Upon reaching the action line, the Medabot executes its selected command.
3. The Cooldown Phase: After attacking, the unit runs backward to the center line. Catching enemy units during this retreat phase deals amplified damage.

Each Medabot has four distinct components:

• Head: Provides powerful skills with limited uses per battle. Destroying an enemy's head eliminates that Medabot instantly.
• Right Arm: Houses fast offensive weapons with low cooldown periods.
• Left Arm: Houses heavy-impact weapons or specialized status effects with longer cooldowns.
• Legs: Dictates movement speed along the timeline, evasion, and terrain affinity.

Destroying opposing arm parts removes the weapons tied to them, disabling enemy offensive options. Standard battles conceal the identity of the opposing team leader, but landing a knockout on the leader's head wins the match immediately.

Medal Compatibility and Interface Navigation

To prevent severe accuracy and damage penalties, equip parts that match your Medal's native specialties:

• Medal Specialties: Medals possess specific branch proficiencies, including Shoot, Snipe, Fight, and Support.
• Synergy Bonuses: Equipping weapons that match these proficiencies grants higher attack success rates, better critical hit chances, and faster charge speeds. Equipping melee parts on a shooting-oriented Medal causes attacks to miss frequently.

Use the primary home screen menus to configure your squad:

• Medarot Menu (Center-Left): Equip parts, assign Medals, and upgrade component levels.
• Robottle Menu (Bottom-Right): Enter the main story campaign, daily resource dungeons, and challenge events.
• Present Box (Top-Right): Collect pre-registration rewards, campaign milestones, and free Rubies before spending resources.

Early Progression Priorities

Focus your early resources to prevent bottlenecks in account development:

1. Clear the Main Story First: Pushing story chapters unlocks core features and supplies steady Rubies. Avoid farming side dungeons until you need specific upgrade thresholds.
2. Build One Carry Unit: Distributing gold and upgrade chips evenly across three Medabots slows your progress. Maximize the Leg part of your primary damage dealer first to win the timeline race, then level its main weapon arm.
3. Use Rank-Up Stamina Refills: Account rank-ups fully refill your stamina bar early on. Use this continuous energy to advance the campaign without spending Rubies on stamina recovery.