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{{underconstruction|comment=Needs information.  Also, have fun with it.  Hahahaha.. hahahah.  haha.  hah..}}
{{combatencounter
{{fight
|indef=!
|pronoun=
|pronoun=It
|name=Beachcomber
|name=Beachcomber
|desc=Of all the Paddlebots, this one comes closest to understanding the Fordicon mindset, enjoying long cruises along the beach at sunset, talking quietly and holding ... uh, wait, never mind that now!
|desc=Of all the Paddlebots, this one comes closest to understanding the Fordicon mindset, enjoying long cruises along the beach at sunset, talking quietly and holding ... uh, wait, never mind that now!
|image=P-boat-bot.jpg
|image=P-boat-bot.jpg
|phys=yes
|hit1=Beachcomber conchs you with an alien mollusc, which seems to be both alive and extremely irate.{{hitnote|{{element|physical|}} +{{element|acid|}}}}
|sdhit=X
|hit2=Beachcomber demonstrates techniques learned from long hours combing the beaches of Vega. Even if the giant comb doesn't surprise you, the puncture wounds might.
|crit=X
|hit3=It combs up something from the beach. Something that should not be named... and certainly shouldn't be thrown onto you.{{hitnote|{{element|acid|}}}}
|fumpro=It
|miss1=Beachcomber tries to conch you with an alien mollusc, but it's too shellfish to go along with it.
|fum=X
|miss2=Beachcomber demonstrates techniques learned from long hours combing the beaches of Vega. But, like on Vega, it doesn't find anything.
|xp=X
|miss3=It combs up something from the beach. Something that should not be named. You both agree never to speak of it again.
|item1=paddlebot logo|image1=paddlebot-logo.gif
|xp=<scaling>
|item2=mona lisa drivetrain|image2=drivetrain.gif
|chips=0
|item1=paddlebot logo|image1=paddlebot-logo.gif|drop1=100
|item2=mona lisa drivetrain|image2=drivetrain.gif|drop2={{statrate|777|87|+}}
|newres={{res|none}}
|loc1=Fighting Robots
|loc1=Fighting Robots
|loc2=Row vs. Wade Battlefield
|loc2=Row vs. Wade Battlefield
|norw=y}}
}}
{{robot|electronic}}
==References==
* Refers to [[Wikipedia:Beachcomber (Transformers)|Beachcomber]] of the [[Wikipedia:Transformers (fiction)|Transformers]].
* The second hit and miss messages refer to some characters combing the sands of Vega in the movie ''{{wikipedia|Spaceballs}}''.
[[Category:Scaling Enemies]]

Latest revision as of 04:53, 20 October 2015

Beachcomber

You are fighting Beachcomber.

Of all the Paddlebots, this one comes closest to understanding the Fordicon mindset, enjoying long cruises along the beach at sunset, talking quietly and holding ... uh, wait, never mind that now!
Your opponent attacks ...

Hit messages:

  • Beachcomber conchs you with an alien mollusc, which seems to be both alive and extremely irate. damage + (acid) damage
  • Beachcomber demonstrates techniques learned from long hours combing the beaches of Vega. Even if the giant comb doesn't surprise you, the puncture wounds might.
  • It combs up something from the beach. Something that should not be named... and certainly shouldn't be thrown onto you. (acid) damage



It hits you for X damage.

Critical hit message:

Your opponent has a critical hit! It hits you for X damage.



Miss messages:

  • Beachcomber tries to conch you with an alien mollusc, but it's too shellfish to go along with it.
  • Beachcomber demonstrates techniques learned from long hours combing the beaches of Vega. But, like on Vega, it doesn't find anything.
  • It combs up something from the beach. Something that should not be named. You both agree never to speak of it again.



Fumble messages:

Your foe fumbles! It takes X damage.


Victory! You beat up your foe and win the combat!


You gain <scaling> experience.

You got an item: paddlebot logo (Guaranteed Drop)
You got an item: mona lisa drivetrain (11.2 ± 2.3%)






Known resistances/weaknesses

Verified to have no resistances or weaknesses.


Locations

This enemy is a robot with an electronic brain.

References