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| − | {{sideicon|Type0}} |
+ | {{sideicon|prime=Type0}} |
| + | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Martinet (''Type-0'')}} |
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{{infobox enemy |
{{infobox enemy |
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| + | |name=Martinet |
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| release = Type0 |
| release = Type0 |
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| japanese = マーティネート |
| japanese = マーティネート |
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| romaji = Mātinēto |
| romaji = Mātinēto |
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| lit = Martinet |
| lit = Martinet |
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+ | | image = Martinet-type0-psp.png |
|location = [[Missions (Type-0)|Mission]] 3-1; Mission 3-2 |
|location = [[Missions (Type-0)|Mission]] 3-1; Mission 3-2 |
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| − | '''Martinet''' is an enemy in ''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]''. It is a security drone used by the [[Militesi Empire]] appearing in the [[Missions (Type-0)|missions]] from third chapter onwards. |
+ | '''Martinet''' is an enemy in ''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]''. It is a security drone used by the [[Militesi Empire]] appearing in the [[Missions (Type-0)|missions]] from third chapter onwards. Martinet will attack the party with machine guns, but is easy to deal with, as it havs no resistance to [[Killsight]] and very low defense and HP. |
==Stats== |
==Stats== |
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''Loosely modeled after the imposing imperial dreadnoughts, this compact battle droid was designed to emulate the offensive capabilities of a human soldier at a fourth of the cost of outfitting a single trooper. However, although the Martinet's firepower proved more than sufficient, its mobility and AI left much to be desired--perhaps in part because it was built from secondhand parts. Thus, the Type-37 Automated Battle Droid was relegated to a supporting role in the imperial fleet, deployed ''en masse'' to potential hotspots in order to preemptively wear down enemies before they engaged the main forces.'' |
''Loosely modeled after the imposing imperial dreadnoughts, this compact battle droid was designed to emulate the offensive capabilities of a human soldier at a fourth of the cost of outfitting a single trooper. However, although the Martinet's firepower proved more than sufficient, its mobility and AI left much to be desired--perhaps in part because it was built from secondhand parts. Thus, the Type-37 Automated Battle Droid was relegated to a supporting role in the imperial fleet, deployed ''en masse'' to potential hotspots in order to preemptively wear down enemies before they engaged the main forces.'' |
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+ | ==Gallery== |
| + | <gallery> |
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| − | Martinet enemies will attack the party with machine guns. |
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| + | MartinetConcept-fftype0.png|Artwork from ''[[Final Fantasy Type-0 Kōshiki Settei Shiryōshū Aku no Hishi]]''. |
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| − | ===Strategy=== |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| − | Martinet are easy to deal with, as they have no resistance to [[Killsight]] and very low defense and HP. |
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==Related Enemies== |
==Related Enemies== |
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*[[Panjandrum]] |
*[[Panjandrum]] |
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*[[Nomad]] |
*[[Nomad]] |
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| − | [[Category:Final Fantasy Type-0 |
+ | [[Category:Enemies in Final Fantasy Type-0]] |
Revision as of 18:59, 30 October 2019
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Martinet is an enemy in Final Fantasy Type-0. It is a security drone used by the Militesi Empire appearing in the missions from third chapter onwards. Martinet will attack the party with machine guns, but is easy to deal with, as it havs no resistance to Killsight and very low defense and HP.
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Template:See Also Loosely modeled after the imposing imperial dreadnoughts, this compact battle droid was designed to emulate the offensive capabilities of a human soldier at a fourth of the cost of outfitting a single trooper. However, although the Martinet's firepower proved more than sufficient, its mobility and AI left much to be desired--perhaps in part because it was built from secondhand parts. Thus, the Type-37 Automated Battle Droid was relegated to a supporting role in the imperial fleet, deployed en masse to potential hotspots in order to preemptively wear down enemies before they engaged the main forces.
