MagiMechTech MicroMechaMech

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• Regular messages:
  • <name> stomps on the ground, shaking your opponent up for X damage.
  • <name> fires a powerful laser at your opponent, dealing X damage.
  • <name> steps back a few paces and fires a giant missile at your opponent. The missile explodes on impact, dealing X damage.

• With lucky Tam O'Shanter equipped:

<name> leaps into the air on jump jets, and slams into the ground near your opponent, shaking more Meat out of him.

• With miniature gravy-covered maypole equipped:

<name> does The Robot around the maypole.

• With wax lips equipped:

<name> smiles goofily with his wax lips. OMG Kawaiiiii!

[edit] Arena Messages

• When entered in a Scavenger Hunt:

<name> keeps accidentally blowing up the items it's trying to find.

[edit] Notes

• Attacks each round for at least 1 damage.
• Rather than giving +5 pounds, the targeting chip increases the chances of better attacks.
• The targeting chip increases the average damage per round by 2.25, as does a lead necklace. A +5 pound item would increase it by 3.75.
• Stomping damage ranges from floor(X/2)-5 to (X-5) where X is the weight of the familiar.
  • Without a targeting chip, it occurs 70% of the time.
  • With a targeting chip, it occurs 55% of the time.
• Laser damage ranges from floor(X/2) to X where X is the weight of the familiar.
  • Without a targeting chip, it occurs 15% of the time.
  • With a targeting chip, it occurs 15% of the time.
  • Damage done is hot damage
• Missile damage ranges from floor(X/2)+10 to X+10 where X is the weight of the familiar.
  • Without a targeting chip, it occurs 15% of the time.
  • With a targeting chip, it occurs 30% of the time.
• There is a stuffed version of this familiar.
• There is a nano version of this familiar.

[edit] References

• The description haiku starts out by mentioning the 1999 animated movie The Iron Giant. "Iron Giant" is also a monster type found in later Final Fantasy games.
• The name is a reference to Final Fantasy 6's Magitek Armors.
• "Kawaii" is Japanese for cute, and is a commonly used phrase among Western fans of Japanese culture.
• Mechs, or BattleMechs are War Machines in the popular board, or computer game MechWarrior
• The image is similar to the Daishi/Dire Wolf (Inner Sphere and Clan name, respectively) from MechWarrior, a 100 ton mech. It also bears a resemblance to the WarMech from the original Final Fantasy game.
• The Lucky Tam O' Shanter message could be a reference to the MechWarrior game, in which Jump Jets are Mech equipment that lets Mechs jump.