Name: Teddy Byte
Damage: ????
MB: 77
Codes: R, E, O
Element: Neutral
Classification: Mega Chip

Description: There are five different types of attack. When used, time will be
stopped and a giant brown teddy bear twice the size of Megaman will drop onto
the stage in front of the user.

1: If the user's HP is at 2, the teddy bear will jump in front of the opponent. Its head
will expand up to the size of a sonic boom before it slams it down on the enemy,
causing the same amount of damage done to the user. It then disappears and the
battle is continued. If there are more opponents, the bear's head shrinks back to
normal, and it goes on to the next one. It skull bashes that opponent as well and
proceeds to the next one. If there is a hole in front of the enemy, the teddy bear just
disappears or moves on to the next enemy. (Reason: The number 2 looks like the
'?' on the Muramasa)

2: If the opponent's HP's last two numbers are 2 and 5, the teddy bear's right arm
will transform into a buster with a pokeball on it and shoot two Sparkler-sized
Pikachus in each horizontal row, from top row to bottom, two Pikachus at a time.
The Pikachu will run until the end and disappear if there are no opponents. If it
meets an obstacle (eg. Anubis) it will run through the obstacle and do 151 damage
to it. When it reaches the panel in front of an opponent, the Pikachu will shoot
bear-shaped electricity at the opponent as it runs, doing 151 damage, then run
through to the end and disappear. At the end, the battle resumes. If there is a
special panel (eg. Holy, Lava etc) the Pikachu will break the panel and disappear, while
the user takes 20 damage for each panel broken. (Reason: Pikachu's
number in the first games is 25; there were originally 151 Pokemon)

3. If the opponent has a chip attached, the teddy bear will jump behind the opponent
(a bit of it will be seen if the enemy is in the last row). It will lift its left hand slightly
and swipe at the opponent from top to bottom, doing half the damage of the chip the
opponent is holding. (If there is no damage stated on the chip or is ????, the swipe
does nothing) The chip is then taken over to the user of Teddy Byte, and the teddy
bear disappears. If there is more than one enemy, the teddy will attack one
nearest to the top left enemy panel. After that, the battle continues. (Reason: None.
Just thought of it.)

4. If there are two or more of the situations stated happening at the same time, a
hole appears in front of the enemy and below the teddy bear. The bear drops into
the hole, which closes up, and emerges from the hole in front of the enemy. The time
is 'unstopped'. The bear then raises a black hammer with a wooden handle and
repeatedly whacks the opponent with it 4 times, following the opponent around.
Each whack does 30 damage and does not flinch. After the hammer attacks, the bear
disappears. If the opponent is standing behind an obstacle when the chip is used, the
teddy bear disappears. If the opponent puts an obstacle down after the bear
appears or he moves behind an obstacle, the bear will flinch and disappear,
dealing the exact amount of damage done to the opponent to the user of Teddy
Byte. The bear will only attack the opponent with the highest HP. If there is an equal
amount of HP, the one nearest to the user will be attacked. (Reason: Holes taken
from Pop-up, and hammer taken from Gaia. 4 times because the virus chips in
MMBN3 have four stages)

5. If none of the situations appear, the teddy bear will bend down on all fours, taking
up two panels. The user will climb onto the bear, which then charges towards the
opponent, dropping bombs in each panel passed, each shaped like a lettuce with
three leaves. When it reaches the opponent, it will lift up one front paw and squash
the opponent with it. The user shoots a green blast once at the opponent. The paw
does 10 times the number of bombs dropped. The green blast does half of the
damage the teddy does. The bear then disappears, and the user is back in his
original position. Each bomb does 80 damage, and explodes once something lands
on it or someone steps on it. The bomb affects the user of Teddy Byte as well.
(Reason: Not much. Green and vegetables? Horses are herbivores? X_X)

(The 'byte' is used because of 'megabytes' [MB]. The chip codes were chosen
because of 'RockmanExeOnline'. ^-^; I'm not sure if you actually want this
information, as well as all the 'reasons' provided above, but well, since you said
detailed, I'll add it anyway. If it is not needed, then please ignore it! -^-^-)



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