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|Jap=メディッチャ
|Jap=メディッチャ
|JapR=Mediccha
|JapR=Meditcha
|JapM=From "medic" and possibly「めっちゃ」(''meccha'', a Japanese slang term for "extremely")
|JapM=From "medic" and possibly「めっちゃ」(''metcha'', a Japanese slang term for "extremely")
|Ger=Heila
|GerM=Corruption of ''Heiler'' ("healer")
|Ita=Medicoso
|Ita=Medicoso
|ItaM=From "medico" (doctor) and "-oso" (Italian suffix used for forming adjectives), or Italian colloquialism "coso" (thingy)
|ItaM=From ''medico'' ("doctor") and ''-oso'' (Italian suffix used for forming adjectives), or Italian colloquialism ''coso'' ("thingy")
|Rus=Токомаг
|RusR=Tokomag
|RusM=From ''ток'' (''tok'', "electric current") and ''маг'' (''mag'', "mage")
|Spa=Mágoco
|Spa=Mágoco
|SpaM=
|SpaM=From ''médico'' ("medic") and ''mago'' ("mage")
}}
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Revision as of 14:16, July 27, 2024

Medician
A Medician during battle in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
First appearance Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope (2022)
Variant of Rabbid
Relatives
“Look out for these Medicians Medician icon from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope - they can heal their allies AND put up Team Barriers to protect them. They even have a Shock Super Effect that spreads from its original target to other Heroes nearby!”
Glitter, Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope

Medicians are tall, cloaked Rabbid enemies that appear in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope. They are first encountered in Palette Prime. They wear a white cloak, and have long, white hair that covers their eyes, and float above the ground. Medicians have the ability to heal themselves and other enemies around them by 20% of their max HP, in a way that is similar to Supporters from Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. They also have the ability to provide one shield charge to themselves and their allies, similar to Princess Peach's protection. Their attack consists of an electrified blast at a target from some-what long range, causing the Shock Super Effect. They are weak to Ooze and are resistant to Shock. Their names are a combination of the words "medicine" and "magician".

Profiles

Tacticam analysis

Medician icon from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope MEDICIAN
Keeps their distance from enemies during battle, preferring instead to heal and offer protection to allies as needed.
WEAK RESIST
Ooze weakness icon from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope OOZE Shock resistance icon from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope SHOCK
Location(s)
Palette Prime
Terra Flora
Barrendale Mesa
Cursa's stronghold
  • Attack
    • Electric Bolt
      • A long-range projectile with a flat trajectory and a Shock effect.
  • Technique
    • Heal (20% HP, 2 turn cooldown)
      • Heals all allies within an area of effect.
  • Technique
    • Protect (2 turn cooldown)
      • Creates a protective barrier within range against all damage or Super Effects. Protects against 1 attack.

Memory bio

Image for Medicans Memory in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
MEDICIANS

There is little to suggest that Medicians are anything but elite foot soldiers in Cursa's army. They keep their distance from Heroes, healing and protecting their allies as needed. Forged from lightning, they have optimal resistance to electrical attacks, but are surprisingly vulnerable to Ooze.

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese メディッチャ[?]
Meditcha
From "medic" and possibly「めっちゃ」(metcha, a Japanese slang term for "extremely")
German Heila[?] Corruption of Heiler ("healer")
Italian Medicoso[?] From medico ("doctor") and -oso (Italian suffix used for forming adjectives), or Italian colloquialism coso ("thingy")
Russian Токомаг[?]
Tokomag
From ток (tok, "electric current") and маг (mag, "mage")
Spanish Mágoco[?] From médico ("medic") and mago ("mage")