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MBV-331 GMZ-Vok

The **MBV-331 GMZ-Vok** (pronounced "gimiz-vock") is a 2nd generation Virtuaroid featured in the *Dengeki Hobby* doujin *Fragmentary Passage*.

## Details

After the emergence of RNA, the demand for a 2nd generation-type VR increased within the 8th Plant "Flesh Refoe" (FR-08) and in DNA. The 3rd Plant "Mooney Valley" (MV-03), which produced the famed HBV of yesteryear, the Dorkas, began development of the new type VR in response to this request.

However, as the contents of the request was changed in the morning, work proved difficult. Based on a prototype skeleton for an MBV that was under development, they first created a compact VR named "Vok". A basic unit, Mooney Valley aimed to develop the Unit Skeleton System (U.S.S.) which can fit armed units to the outer shell, mainly the upper body, in response to various applications requested by the military side.

It was a groundbreaking idea that could present a single answer to the theme of "versatility" required for the 2nd generation VR. The completed prototype had a single style that covered the main body of the Vok like a coat forming a further upper arm. This innovative fuselage, which was adopted formally from V.C.a2, has created a number of derived types which could be comparable to the Apharmd series on the RNA side, utilizing the flexible structure based on the adoption of the U.S.S. technology.

The MBV-331 GMZ-Vok, which appeared in *Fragmentary Passage* in the third chapter *Wild Launcher V.C.a5*, was one of these Vok variations. It was formally adopted in V.C.a4.

By V.C.a4, the MBV-707 Temjin 707 series, used by DNA's forces, was already in practical use and is a success on the battlefields of the Limited Wars, due to its balanced capabilities. However, there is reluctance by DNA to introduce new models, despite operating many Vok series VRs. Of course, the Temjin itself was an excellent VR. The convenience and efficiency to operate a group of weapons, which continued to the grid, greatly influences the ability of the unit more than the superiority or inferiority of the combative ability of a single VR.

For this reason, DNA asked MV-03 to develop the MBV of the Vok series. Despite pressure from FR-08, MV-03 responded to this request with a positive attitude.

The work has already progressed smoothly, because of MV-03's track record with the SAV-326 Grys-Vok, SAV-328 Stein-Vok, etc. The MBV-331, which was formally adopted, is designated the GMZ-Vok.

The newly-developed outer shell "GMZ" was lightweight, more robust, and more reliable than it looks, so its reputation on the front lines was very good.

## See also

* Vok series
* LBV-314 DK/dc

## Gallery

MBV-331 GMZ-Vok - FrontMBV-331 GMZ-Vok - RearGMZ Launcher armClose-up of the GMZ unit
## External Link(s)

* MBV-331 GMZ-Vok on Virtual Century (Wayback Machine)
Gill

**Gill** (Japanese: **ギル**) is a human character featured in the Dramatic Mode of *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*. He is a VR pilot in the S.H.B.V.D., alongside Leddin, first appearing in the mission "*Let The Battle Come*". He pilots an Svt gfk-512-E1 in purple and orange, while Leddin's Svt gfk-512-E2 is black and white.

He and Leddin also make an appearance in *Super Robot Wars K* as enemies, once again piloting their respective VRs.

## Personality

Gill is arrogant, highly confident in his being an S.H.B.V.D. pilot, that which he backs up in his piloting skills. He also has a vindictive side, as he would confront the player at some points during the Dymon Chaos missions along with his partner Leddin out of a disdain for MARZ. He also has an ambitious sense of greed, as evidenced when he, Leddin, and several other S.H.B.V.D. pilots disobeyed orders from their commanding officer and participated in Dymon's plan on the promise of profit. He also disregards Leddin's uncertainty about the plan.

## Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ

### "Let The Battle Come"

He and Leddin are confronted by the player and their partner at the final area of the mission. While Leddin specializes in ranged combat, Gill prefers an "up-close-and-personal" approach, as he proves to be a formidable opponent at close combat ranges, especially with his modified Raiden 512E1 having increased speed compared to the standard variant.

Under certain circumstances, Sgt. Hatter would make a re-appearance, threatening the two about what would happen if their captain knew that they had disobeyed orders and were helping Dymon.

### Dymon Chaos missions

Sometimes, at the final mission in any given area of the solar system, the player would be confronted by Gill and Leddin. Without a partner, battling against these two is even more difficult than in "Let The Battle Come".

## Super Robot Wars K

Gill's role in *Super Robot Wars K* is essentially the same as in *MARZ*, acting as an enemy unit. He would eventually become an allied unit.

### Stats

* **HP**: 30,900
* **EN**: 260

### Moves

* **Flat Launcher ZAP-11**: Gill dashes forward, firing a single blast from the ZAP-11, before stopping and firing another at the enemy.
	+ EN Cost: 5
	+ Damage: 4226
* **G-Bomb G-09**: Gill launches two G-Bombs towards the enemy.
	+ EN Cost: 15
	+ Damage: 5372
* **Binary Lotus**: Gill fires beams at the enemy using the Binary Lotus Laser Unit, before closing in and performing three strikes with the Flat Launcher ZAP-11, with the third an upward strike that sends the enemy upward, before firing at them with a Turbo Attack with the Binary Lotus.
	+ EN Cost: 30
	+ Damage: 5474
* **Binary Lotus (Map)**: Gill performs a Turbo Attack using the Binary Lotus Laser Unit to attack multiple targets at a time. Map-based attack.
	+ EN Cost: 50

## Trivia

* It was mentioned in material for the Japanese version of *MARZ* that Mimmy Salpen is Gill and Leddin's commanding officer.
Wild Crystal

A **Wild Crystal** (Japanese: **アース・クリスタル** *Āsu kurisutaru* **Earth Crystal**) is an item featured in *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*.

## Description

Wild Crystals are a type of V-Crystal that is distinguished by an orange coloration, and are found on Earth. According to Sgt. Hatter, the SBRV forbidden zone has a high concentration of these unique V-Crystals.

The Wild Crystals can resonate with and attract each other. These crystals also maintain a defensive seal in the area, which was later revealed to contain Jaguarandi, and that it kept the massive phantom VR from manifesting into the physical realm. After the player gathers nine Wild Crystals, the Wild Gate opens, causing the defensive seal to break and allowing Jaguarandi to appear.
VOX L-43 "Loo"

The **VOX L-43 "Loo"** (**VOX Loo** for short) is a 3rd generation Virtuaroid featured in the *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On* series. It, along with the VOX L-48 "Lee", appears exclusively in *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*.

## Description

While a lightweight and inexpensive combat unit like with the Lee, the L-43 "Loo" features dual SBL-M13 missile launchers mounted on its shoulder hard points for a bit more punch. Of course, it is also equipped with a Milof Gun System 88 (MLF-GS 88) also seen on the more heavily armed models such as the VOX D-101 "Dan". However, compared to such versions in the VOX series, the Loo's offensive power is only half as powerful. But, the Loo does have a good point or two; It's easy to use for even lesser-skilled pilots and has good mobility, along with a lower price tag.

## *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*

Being a lightweight combat unit like the Lee model, VOX Loo appears only in the Normal difficulty of the Dramatic Mode. It is cannon fodder like the Lee, but poses a bit more of a threat with its SBL-M13 missile launchers, especially in later missions where the A.I. controlling them is a bit more competent and more likely to land (a) hit(s) on the player if they're not careful.

### Standard Move(s)

* **Standing/Walking CW**
	+ Input Method: CW (both weapon triggers)
	+ Range: Approx. 1040
	+ Damage: 15.1%
	+ Energy Consumption: CW gauge - 35% (one set of two shots)
	+ Note: If you hold down the weapon triggers when performing this move, you could fire two sets of missiles. Can be cancelled by jumping or dashing.

* **Front Dash CW**
	+ Input Method: Turbo + CW (both weapon triggers)
	+ Range: Approx. 1100
	+ Damage: 15.7%
	+ Energy Consumption: CW gauge - 50% (two shots)
	+ Note: The timing for firing is slower, but the turning angle is larger and aiming is easier. The damage is as small as the front dash attack, but the usage of the gauge is also small, so usability is not bad. Use of the gauge is not independent of each single shot, but two shots are counted as one set, much like the Standing/Walking CW maneuver.

### Special Move(s)

* **MLF-GS 88** (Twin A control scheme only)
	+ Input Method: Crouch + Turbo + CW (both weapon triggers)
	+ Range: Approx. 340
	+ Damage: 4.1%
	+ Energy Consumption: CW guage - 10%
	+ Requirement(s): CW gauge must be over a certain amount
	+ Results: If the move hits, an enemy VR's mobility is temporarily decreased.

### How to unlock

To unlock this Virtuaroid for all gameplay modes in *MARZ*, you must destroy 40 or more enemy VOX Loo units in the game's Dramatic Mode.

## Trivia

* According to the official Japanese *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ* website, the Loo is one of the early models of the VOX line, along with the Lee. [1]
* Loo is one of the few arguably original Virtuaroid designs introduced for *MARZ.*
MBV-08

The **MBV-08** was a first-generation Virtuaroid developed by the 6th Plant "Satchel Mouth" (SM-06). Nothing very much is known about this VR. It was mentioned in the manual of the Kotobukiya model kit of the SAV-07-D Belgdor. Though developed by Satchel Mouth, it is referred to as the "Phantom VR" or "Erased VR", as it had disappeared without seeing the light of day because of a political dispute between the Plants. The MBV-08 is also mentioned in the manual for the Hasegawa model kit of the Type 8 Model 1A Kagekiyo "Kaze", and the diversification of the VR's basic design was revealed.

## External Link(s)

* Info on the MBV-08 on the Japanese Wikipedia page for VRs
Type C4

The **Type C4** was a vehicle featured only in the lore of the *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On* series.

## Details

The Type C4 was to be a new model of air cruiser to be produced by the DN Corp. Mimmy Salpen was part of the development team for the vessel's main weapon, the Ali-02 laser irradiator. Salpen demonstrated her talent and quickly showed design flaws and new proposals for improvements.

Unfortunately, production of the Type C4 was cancelled, due to the revision of DN's fleet reorganization plan no. 27.

### Legacy

The Ali-02 laser irradiator would go on to be used as the primary weapon of the XAV-05, which would become the HBV-05 Raiden.

## External Link(s)

* Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Masterpiece official site - Inside the Gate - Characters (Japanese)
VOX D-101 "Dan"

**Special Color: Martian Front Northern Polar Cap Theater** (blue/yellow-orange/white)
 **Special Color: Martian Front Eastern Area Theater** (red/black/mint green)
 **Special Color: Martian Front Southern Capital Crown Theater** (white/yellow-orange/black)
 **Special Color: Martian Front Western Area Theater** (black/blue-grey/purple)
 **Rare Color: TSC Special Offer** (light blue/salmon/black)
 **Rare Color: Flesh Refoe Supervision** (teal/dark blue/white)
 **Rare Color: Certification of the International War Company** (dark green/yellow/black)
 **Rare Color: Allied Fighter** (orange/light blue/brown)

### Other Equipment

MLF-GS 88

The **VOX D-101 "Dan"** (**Vox Dan** for short) is a 3rd generation Virtuaroid featured in the *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On* series. It makes an appearance in both *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Force* and *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*.

Although it falls under the umbrella of the VOX series, its overall design is derived from the SAV-326-D Grys-Vok, Mooney-Valley's 2nd generation Virtuaroid before its reconstruction into Adax.

## Description

The Dan is a support fire-type VR. A solid machine with excellent cost-performance, it is being used in large numbers in all battlefields. Teamed with other VOX series VRs, it shows definite fighting capabilities on Mars, thus posing a threat to other new combat units from Earth.

## *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Force*

It appears in the M.S.B.S. Ver. 7.5, 7.6, and 7.7 variations of the game, as a base model in the VOX series. It is available at the start in the Xbox 360 version of the game.

## *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*

Despite nominally being a DNA-brand unit, the VOX Dan unit is frequently deployed by all factions of the Limited Wars, including RNA and MARZ. Some units were contaminated into Shadow VRs.

### How to unlock

To unlock this VR for use in the game's Dramatic Mode, you must defeat 10 enemy VOX series VRs in total.

## Gameplay Strategies

### As Dan

* Although statistically, the Dan has the worst rating in melee capabilities. However, with a bit of skill, practice, and patience, it can do reasonably well in melee, as long as you guard after landing a hit.
* Dan's homing missiles work best in wide open areas.
* Dan's napalm bombs can pass through obstructions and erase certain types of projectiles from enemy machines.

## Trivia

* The Dan is the most commonly seen model in the VOX series.
Bronco

**Bronco** (Japanese: **ブロンコ**) is a human character in the lore of the *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On* series.

## Details

This woman is the self-styled girlfriend of renowned VR pilot Sgt. Issy Hatter. When rumors spread of Hatter having become a cyborg after sustaining serious injuries during Operation Sand Scythe in V.C.a2, she denies this.

She had stated that every Saturday afternoon, she and Hatter spent time with each other, and that he was a gentleman to her. In short, a person who knows exactly what is important to her and what wasn't. She also stated that she and Hatter were doing very well in their relationship.

## External Link(s)

* Person Directory at Virtual Century (Wayback Machine)
Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: One Man Rescue

***Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Episode #2.42: One Man Rescue*** is an official doujin in the *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On* series, which was serialized in *Hobby Japan* magazine from September 1999 to October 2000.

## Synopsis

In V.C.a2, a special Limited War broke out in Terra Australis Incognita (TAI), the remnants of what was once the continent of Australia. DNA was the only official military organization which uses Virtuaroids, only to encounter the mysterious VR battalion known as RNA. A large-scale conflict between VRs occurred.

The Special Heavy Battle Virtuaroid Division (S.H.B.V.D.) is an elite unit which specializes in operating the HBV-05 Raiden. Warrant Officer Mimmy Salpen, its pilot, was forced into a tough battle from the beginning. The difference in ability with RNA that delivers the latest VR is clear, and she literally fight a fierce battle in the gradually expanding war.

## Cast of Characters

### Introduced in Vol. 01

* **Mimmy Salpen** - The main heroine of the doujin. She is 20 years old as of V.C.a2 and is a Warrant Officer in the S.H.B.V.D. She is an excellent VR pilot from the Upper Layer HX-S8, and is particularly good with her aggressive qualities and combat awareness. She has a caring side and many in her corps yearn for her.
	+ Machine: HBV-05-F8S (Raiden No. 207)
* **Dash Pronger** - Holds the rank of Master Sergeant in the S.H.B.V.D., and is a self-proclaimed worker. Though he is a pilot, he is also involved in logistics and in-unit accounting. He is capable, but is not very well liked within the squad.
	+ Machine: HBV-05-E/k2 (Raiden No. 189)

## Virtuaroids

### Vol. 01

* **HBV-05-F8S**
* **HBV-05-E/k2**
* **RVR-30 Apharmd A**
* **RVR-12 Apharmd C**
* **SAV-070-3M Belgdor**

## Staff

* Juro Watari - Director/Producer/Composer/Author
* Hajime Katoki - Character designer
* Yashuhiro Mori, Hiroshi Yoshida, and Taku Sato (Robotic) - Original 3D CG Modeling
* Nobutaga - Designer
* Taku Sasahara - Publicity
* Hidero Hasamoto - Character Creation

## External Links

* Official page for *One Man Rescue*
* MSBS Omega Stories Page (Archive) (NOTE: Chapters 8.1 and 8.2 are unavailable
Molton

The **Molton** (abbreviated as **MLTN**, pronounced as "Milton" in the Japanese version) is a series of combat units created as a part of Dymon's arsenal. They appear as enemies in the later arcs of *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*

## Description

Resembling a smaller version of Z-Gradt, about the size of a Virtuaroid, each Molton variant has a common set of armaments, being ring lasers and homing energy bombs deployed from their undersides, along with weapons that are specific to each version. When deploying an energy bomb, they turn a golden color the way Z-Gradt would when it fires its particle cannon.

Also encountered in the Antimatter Fortress stages is a smaller version, referred to as **Moton** (**MTN**).

## Variations

* Molton FF
* Molton FP
* Molton TF
* Molton CF

## See also

* Dymon
* Z-Gradt
Target Balls

The **Target Balls** are a collective pair of bosses in *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Force*. They are encountered at the 10th tutorial stage.

## Appearance

Sometimes referred to as the Baby Tangrams, they are essentially miniature copies of Tangram. One is white with a blue eye, and the other is dark grey with a red eye. The white one acts as the enemy leader. They are also expressive, making a pained squinting expression or a dizzy "swirly-eyed" expression with their eye when they take damage.

## *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Force*

As mentioned above, they are encountered in the 10th stage of the game's tutorial mode. It is a 1 set match with a 90 second time limit. Therein, you are partnered with Sgt. Hatter and his Apharmd J (with his partnership rating at 100%) against them in the Control Saucer stage. They roll and bounce around when they take damage, but after a certain period of time, they would enter an invincibility phase, look left and right, and rise from the ground to fire a destructive energy beam that would take out half of yours and/or your partner's life energy, look out! Avoid the beam, especially since the Target Balls would track you while firing it. They can be defeated by either depleting their life energy or through a time over.
Plant (terminology)

A **Plant**, in the lore of the *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On* games, refers to any of the Hyper Contents Provider-run production facilities where Virtuaroids are developed and manufactured.

## List of Plants

* 0 Plant (defunct)
* 1st Plant "Dancing Under" (DU-01)
* 2nd Plant "Transvaal" (TV-02)
* 3rd Plant "Mooney Valley" (MV-03) (Re-named Adax since V.C.a6)
* 4th Plant "TSC Drammen" (TSC)
* 5th Plant "Deadly Dudley" (DD-05) (Abandoned since V.C.a3)
* 6th Plant "Satchel Mouth" (SM-06)
* 7th Plant "Reference Point" (RP-07)
* 8th Plant "Flesh Refoe" (FR-08)
* 9th Plant "Tangram"

## Trivia

* It is unknown why Deadly Dudley was abandoned, although it may have been attributed to the high cost and low-production ability of its flagship model, the Raiden series, which incorporated high-powered laser irradiators mounted in the shoulders.
* Adax was the only Plant to have had a name-change, as well as the only known Plant to have absorbed the Virtuaroid product line of another Plant after resuming production of the Raiden series.
Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Kids

***Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Kids*** (Japanese: **電脳戦機バーチャロンキッズ** *Dennō Senki Bācharon Kizzu*) is a two-part manga based on the *Virtual-On* series that was featured in the January 1997 special issue of *Comic BomBom*.

It was authored by Kazumi Sakamoto.

## Synopsis

*Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Kids* tells the story of a young boy who loved playing the *Virtual-On* arcade game at Game Shop Watari, which is run by Mr. Watari. He faces off in the game against a lonely rebel who is obsessed with winning and strength.

## VRs Featured

* MBV-04 Temjin with M.S.B.S. ver.3.9
* MBV-09 Apharmd

## External Link(s)

* Virtual-On Manga One-Shot Survey Report (Japanese)
LBV-314 DK/dc

The **LBV-314 DK/dc** (pronounced "dick-dick") is a Virtuaroid featured in the *Dengeki Hobby* magazine doujin, *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Fragmentary Passage*. It appeared in part 3 of the third chapter, *Wild Launcher V.C.a5*, used by the Bloody Hound Corps. for patrol and search operations.

## General Overview

The DK/dc is a Light Battle Virtuaroid, developed at the 3rd Plant "Mooney Valley", as a lightweight and inexpensive combat unit that is easy to use with good mobility. It is based on the Vok U.S.S. framework, with minimal modifications to serve the aforementioned low price and ease-of-use benefits. However, because it is a lightweight VR, it would not last long against more heavily-armed machines. Along with that, the DK/dc doesn't come equipped with an extra attack unit like with the Grys-Vok, Stein-Vok and GMZ-Vok models. It is only armed with a machine gun weapon. Because of its mobility, the DK/dc proved suitable for roles that are not so combat-intensive, such as armed reconnaissance, patrol duty and search operations.

## See also

* Vok series
* VOX L-48 "Lee" - 3rd generation equivalent.
* MBV-331 GMZ-Vok - Also used by the Bloody Hound Corps.

## Gallery

### Model Kit

DK/dc model kit - Front 3/4 viewDK/dc model kit - Rear 3/4 viewDK/dc model kit - On the right, compared with the Vok base unit
Angelan

**Angelan** (codename **SGV-417-I)** is a controllable Virtuaroid in VOOT. While she has very weak armor, she has extremely high V. Armor. She attacks primarily by summoning floating ice pillars (which cut through most obstacles) and summoning "ice dragons" which move to attack the enemy autonomously. These traits make her very effective at long- to very long-range.

## Story

Back in the days of Virtual On: Operation Moongate, a wealthy and talented child genius created the Fei-Yen Virtuaroid, as a contract from D.N. Corporation to subdue and contain the rogue first-generation Virtuaroid element known as Jaguarandi. While that operation went up in flames before it even started, the Fei-Yen model caught enough interest to be replicated as a frontline unit.

With the internal strife ripping D.N. Corps apart, R.N.A. subsequently claiming the Fei-Yen series of Virtuaroids as a member of their line-up and the sudden apperance of Ajim, D.N.A. once again contacted the child genius, L'Ln Plajiner, to create a vessel Virtuaroid in order to capture Ajim and study it, in order to gain an edge against R.N.A. While that operation was a failure as well, the Angelan has also garnered interest as a combat-use unit. Exceling in ranged combat, it is by no means slow and clunky, whether it be bombarding from afar or dancing the whirlwind that is melee combat. Pilots who scoff at videos of the Angelan's post-match "polite-lady" act would do well to rewatch the contents before it, all the better to familarize themselves with the result of the Angelan's incredible rate and power of projectile output and graceful dodging of enemy attacks. Like the Fei-Yen, it might not be able to take hits, but it can most certainly give it back thrice over.
RVR-15 Apharmd CC

As the GBH

The **RVR-15 Apharmd the Chief Commander** (**Apharmd CC** for short) is a non-playable 2nd generation Virtuaroid.

## Details

### Ultra Enhanced Commanding Fuselage

Initially, RNA's VR made its remarkable fuselage performance, and boasted overwhelming strength in a series of limited wars. However, as DNA rebounds its fighting strength by leverage of the Eighth Plant "Flesh Refoe" (FR-08) with abundant resources, it will gradually be forced to struggle. In doing so, the difference between the men's balance of fighting strength was obvious, so the best way to deal with RNA was to try and improve the combative capacity of limited machines.

The RVR-15 is an upper-compatible fuselage of the RVR-12 Apharmd C. The most distinctive feature on the armaments of this machine is the Terminus Machete, which the RVR-12 has mounted on a single arm, equipped on both of its arms. In addition, as a successor to the commander machine RVR-12, further strengthening of its information processing capability, etc., is being planned. As a result, various formation attacks by combat squadrons that have been commercialized since V.C.a3 have come to function more efficiently. It is after V.C.a5 that the RVR-15 would become frequently witnessed on the battlefield.

The GBH that appeared in "*White Fleet V.C.a3*", the first episode of *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Fragmentary Passage*, which took place in V.C.a3, would have probably been based on the prototype before the model was formally adopted.

## Trivia

* Presumably, an RVR-15 that isn't corrupted by the Shadow (as in the GBH), would have the same kind of color schemes as the other models in the Apharmd series.

## External Link(s)

* RVR-15 Apharmd CC on Virtual Century (Wayback Machine)
RVR-68 Dordray

The **RVR-68 Dordray** is a playable 2nd generation VR featured in *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram*.

It is the successor to the original HBV-10-B Dorkas from the original game.

## Details

### RVR-68 Super Heavy Armored Assault Fuselage "Dordray"

After the appearance of the HBV-502 Raiden formally adopted by DNA, the RNA side became worried about the improvement of the fighting ability of DNA's VRs, and made a request to the 2nd Plant "Transvaal" (TV-02) to develop a heavy combat VR.

Despite the rapid pace of the VR's development, the degree of completion is high. Noteworthy is its heavy armor, coupled with the effect of V-Armor, which is formed by a powerful V-Converter, achieves tremendous ballistic resilience. By taking advantage of its characteristics, it was useful for base pressure in every theater of combat.

This machine has been decorated as a VR of the RNA side in the final round of "Operation Cyclic Harpoon", a Limited War which broke out in V.C.a3 over the operational rights of the 5th Plant "Deadly Dudley" (DD-05).

At this time, the unique armament, which can be called an anomaly in a certain way, demonstrates a great effect in local battle within the plant with plenty of intricate terrain, tried and broke DNA's fighting lines at various areas, and demonstrated the height of its capabilities. In addition, the heavy armor not only endured the attack of the SAV-326-A Grys-Vok, which was a new DNA side model at the time, but also withstand a direct hit from the lasers of the HBV-502 Raiden. This pushed the DNA soldiers down into the depths of terror.

## *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram*

### Strategy

#### As Dordray

* Dordray may be one of the slowest VRs in the game and with average armor, but it has a lower center of gravity, making it harder to knock down. Along with that, it also has the thickest V-Armor out of any of the playable VRs in the game.
* Dordray's long range attacks are potent, some of which can even bypass obstacles.
* When playing Single Player with this VR against Angelan, use the V Hurricane to weaken her V-Armor and follow up with the Drill.
* Dordray, despite its low mobility, has a very quick turning radius, so be mindful!

*More to be added*

#### Against Dordray

* Because of his weight, one critical weakness of Dordray is CC attacks from lighter and faster VRs. If you can quickly get in close enough to him, use a CC attack to drag him down.
* His thick V-Armor makes it impossible to damage him with weaker shots, but using attacks that can strip away at his V-Armor can and will help.

## Trivia

* The VOX B-240 "Bob" and B-242 "Bob 2" of the third generation of VRs are considered to be the spiritual successors to Dordray.
Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Wikia

This wikia pertains to Sega's 3D action fighting game franchise, *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On*. If you have any information relating to the franchise, be it the games, the merchandise, the Virtuaroids, the lore, or even the human characters, then gear up and edit!

If you're feeling creative, you can use the blog post functionality to create your own VR pilot OCs, made-up Virtuaroids, or even fanfiction. You can also discuss aspects of the series, whether it's the games, merchandise, the the doujins, drama CDs, gameplay strategies, or even playing experiences on the Discuss section. Heck, you might even get to RP there...

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## What is it about, you may ask?

This wikia details about Sega's 3D mecha fighting game series *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On*. It features large humanoid combat machines known as Virtuaroids (VRs), which the player controls in battle against opposing VRs, and its twin-stick control, in which two joysticks, complemented by an array of controls, are used by players.

## Where do we get our info you may ask?

* Virtual Century (Archive)
* Sin tama
* VR list on Playtown Denei
* VR list on Wikipedia Japan

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Fei-Yen the Mutu

**Fei-Yen the Mutu** is a 2nd generation VR and a variation of the RVR-14 Fei-Yen Kn. It does not appear in any playable form.

## Details

This variation of Fei-Yen Kn appears to be oriented towards ranged combat, due to the lack of the Gusho-no-Jiai, instead wielding a pair of Kenja-no-Mouai. The heart hoops and twintails on her are of a distinctive, stylized variety different than the ones on the standard Fei-Yen Kn, having a kind of transparent look to them. A finish unique to CG. Her overall design is reminiscent of an Indian woman.

She was first featured in 1998 by Sega AM3 (which was the series developer) for a summer greeting card. An image of her is also featured in the art book *SELECT -issue 01-*.

## Gallery

Fei-Yen the MutuFei-Yen the Mutu doing a two-handed mudra
## References

1. ↑ http://vo.kotobukiya.co.jp/archives/2499
Apharmd J series

**Apharmd J (Jaguar)** is a series of Virtuaroids developed at and produced by the 2nd Plant "Transvaal" (TV-02). It is featured in *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Force* and *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*.

## Overview

It is a 3rd generation VR developed by Transvaal, commissioned by the International War Company through RNA to counter the VOX series VRs that were sweeping over the Martian front. Since the troops on the tactical side wanted a medium-sized model that was easy to operate, it was settled in a relatively compact size among the 3rd generation VRs. However, its capabilities are not to be underestimated.

## VR listings

* RVR-24-C Apharmd J typeC
* RVR-20-A Apharmd J typeA
* RVR-28-G Apharmd J typeG
* RVR-27-M Apharmd J typeM
* RVR-81-X Apharmd J typeX
* XVR-28-H Apharmd J the Hatter typeJ
* RVR-24-C/c Apharmd J typeC/c
* RVR-20-A/c Apharmd J typeA/c
* RVR-28-G/c Apharmd J typeG/c
* RVR-24-C Apharmd J typeC Alpha Commando

## Trivia

* In a stark contrast to the Apharmd T VRs, the Apharmd J models focus more on speed and CC capabilities.
RVR-27-M Apharmd J typeM

The **RVR-27-M Apharmd J typeM** is a 3rd generation Virtuaroid featured in *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Force*.

## Description

Although it was developed as a pure fighting-oriented decisive battle machine, it was kept in storage because of its strong habit and limited operational methods. However, the general of RNA, who has an influence on industry sources, fell in love with it and was forced to pilot it to the battlefield. When it was formally adopted, its firepower was strengthened to some extent, but it is undeniable that it feels like a burning blade compared to other fuselages.

## *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Force*

It appears as a rare unlockable VR under M.S.B.S. ver. 7.7.

In the version of the game as included in *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Masterpiece*, the typeM, like every other VR is available at the start.

## Trivia

* It is one of the only models in the Apharmd J series to not have a "/c" commander-type variant.
Alpha Commandos

The **Alpha Commandos** are an elite unit of Virtuaroid pilots affiliated with RNA seen in the Dramatic Mode of *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*.

They are one of the factions in the Martian front that allied with Dymon on the promise of profit.

## Details

The Alpha Commandos are stationed at a fortress in the Mars Polar Cap Battle Zone, and they specialize in the use of Apharmd J and Apharmd T series VRs modified with improved mobility and unique color schemes.

### *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*

Their VRs are first encountered in Mission 5-3 "*A New Road...*", where they maintained a fortress in the Mars Polar Cap Zone. They use their modified Apharmds to try and stop the player and their partner from destroying the Dymon Stoopa cannons positioned in their fortress.

## VRs used

* RVR-24-C Apharmd J typeC Alpha Commando
* RVR-36-F Apharmd T typeF Alpha Commando
VOX L-48 "Lee"

The **VOX L-48 "Lee"** (**VOX Lee** for short) is a 3rd generation Virtuaroid featured in the *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On* series. It, along with the VOX L-43 "Loo", appear exclusively in *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*.

## Description

The Lee is a model developed in the VOX series at the 3rd Plant "Adax" (re-named from Moony Valley since V.C.a6). Produced as an inexpensive and lightweight combat unit, the Lee has good mobility and is easy to use, making it ideal for roles such as armed reconnaissance, patrol and search operations. However, against more heavily-armed VRs, even from the VOX series, the Lee wouldn't stand much of a chance. Plus, it is only armed with a missile-firing Milof Gun System 106 (MLF-GS 106) weapon.

## *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ*

The VOX Lee is only encountered in the game's Dramatic Mode on the Normal difficulty level. It is pretty much cannon fodder, so you can put them out of commission at any range through any means, and its attacks can be avoided without much hassle. But, you still have to consider that it is often accompanied by stronger enemy VR units. Some VOX Lee units in the later missions can fight back.

When using the VOX Lee, it is recommended to use the Auto control scheme for ease of use, especially since it doesn't have an RW or LW, with its MLF-GS 106 being its only armament, as well as its CW. Playing this VR with any other control scheme would be tedious, since the player would have to press both weapon triggers to fire the MLF-GS 106.

### Special Move(s)

* **Milof Gun System 106 (88)** (Twin A control scheme only)
	+ Input Method: Crouch + Turbo + CW (both weapon triggers)
	+ Requirement(s): CW gauge must be over a certain amount
	+ Results: *No information yet*

### How to unlock

To unlock this VR for use in all gameplay modes in *MARZ*, you must defeat 40 or more enemy VOX Lees in Dramatic Mode.

## See also

* LBV-314 DK/dc - 2nd generation equivalent.

## Trivia

* According to the official Japanese *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ* website, the Lee is described as being the first VR made for the VOX series.[1] Design-wise, the Lee is the core base VR of the VOX series, upon which additional equipment is mounted onto to reconfigure it into different models.
* Lee is one of the few arguably original Virtuaroid designs introduced for *MARZ.*
SAV-328-B Stein-Vok

Stein-Vok (SBV-328-B) is a controllable Virtuaroid in VOOT as of Version 5.66. He could be considered "Grys-Vok
 with lasers." Like Grys-Vok, he excels at mid- to long-range combat,
although he is more capable than his brother in Close Combat due to his
increased attack range.

## Gameplay

At its core, the Stein-Vok, reflective of its name, is a frankenstein
 combination of other Virtuaroid weapons, most notably the Cypher and
Bal-series Virtuaroids. Although the weapons are equally powerful as the
 Virtuaroids they were copied from, they lack the knockback ability of
the Grys-Vok's missiles, forcing the Stein-Vok to rely more on speed and
 trapping than its brother.
Limited War (terminology)

A **Limited War** is an element in the lore of the *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On* series. It is a form of commercialized conflict that is prevalent in the Virtual Century, and is refereed by the International War Company.

Soldiers who participate in Limited Wars are mercenaries, and while they are are usually looked down upon as hired dogs, veterans gain access to higher benefits and a generous cash pension.

## Details

Although conventional warfare was abandoned, humanity's desire for conflict is deep-rooted. From there, the concept of the "Limited War", a conflict of co-existance, was proposed. This was applied into a system and incorporated it into society. In that way, conflict could be established without political, economical, and cultural breakdown. Before long, a variety of functions were applied to the Limited War concept, such as economic revitalization, political propaganda performance, cultural stimulus, and the decision of one's fate. It was all left to chance.

A Limited War is still considered as a derivative of war, and it also has its own function. The combat situation was reported in detail and in real time through all forms of media, and the parties involved actively aggressively used it as publicity material to gain dominance. Excessive information rendering resulted in the need in "showing the battle situation" itself, gradually becoming established as a business.

In general, a very high level of balance was demanded of any weapon that is required under the Limited Wars. And the elements that constitute this balance were extremely diverse. Especially since at the time, the Limited Wars had already formed a certain share as a visual entertainment business, in addition to factors such as high combat efficiency as a weapon, cost, maintainability, etc. The visual effect of the combat needed to be combined with the maximization of performance ability. However, the Limited Wars' aspect as a show business has brought numerous, mysterious regulatory items. Meanwhile, fierce combative content is required, and combat by human beings is recommended. However, excessive brutality with outright bloodshed was denied as a violation of the general code of ethics of the image information.

In the case of conflict with this rating, age restrictions based on the provisions concerning disclosure were established. For this reason, the market share has been limited.

*More information to be added*
Half-cancel

A **half-cancel** is a basic gameplay technique that was first introduced in *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram*. It is done when the player presses both weapon triggers, but immediately lets go of either the left or right trigger before the Center Weapon is fully fired.

For instance, when a player performs a half-cancel using Raiden's lasers, they could make it so that only one of the lasers fire off a beam rather than both of them firing at the same time.

This technique is used for certain attacks on certain Virtuaroids. It is tricky to pull off using a gamepad, but easier when using a twin stick-based controller.
Vital Bros.

The **Vital Bros.** is a faction in the lore of the *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On* series.

## Details

The Vital Bros. are an independent brigade of RNA that operate within the Martian Polar Cap Zone. Their motto is "*Blood is tears, We are contracts*".

In the fourth NKD defense limited war, which is known for the fierce, continuous battle over a period of three months, they took part in 55 battles, and lost 12 of their own VRs. However, they had defeated a total of 183 enemy VRs, 329 armored fighting vehicles, and 32 aircraft over the duration of the massive limited war.

It was confirmed that the Vital Bros. used VRs of the Apharmd J and Apharmd T product lines, along with commander-type machines also having been confirmed.

## VRs used

* RVR-20-A Apharmd J typeA
* RVR-24-C Apharmd J typeC
* RVR-28-G Apharmd J typeG
* RVR-36-F Apharmd T typeF
* RVR-77-B Apharmd T typeB

## Trivia

* The Vital Bros.' name would also be used for the name of a BGM in *A Certain Magical Virtual-On*.

## References

* Person directory on Virtual Century (Archive)
VR-707 Temjin Type a3

* Front
* Rear

The **VR-707 Temjin Type a3** is a non-playable 2nd generation Virtuaroid featured in the lore of the *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On* series. It is first seen in *Knight of the White Rainbow*, the fourth chapter of *White Fleet V.C.a3* in *Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Fragmentary Passage*.

It was piloted by Captain Intal Vasquez after he was recruited into the White Fleet's elite White Rainbow Knights Unit by L'ln Plajiner following an adverse encounter with the GBH.

## Details

It is the strongest Virtuaroid on Earth. With Captain Vasquez joining the White Rainbow Knights Unit, the first Knights specification VR-707 was developed and manufactured in a hurry as his exclusive fuselage. The V-Converter of the second prototype, which was mentally eroded by Shadow, was discarded and is the latest model that was reverse-converted by an ultra-high efficiency type which complied with the standards of the first V-Project. Unsurprisingly, it has an order of immense combat power when compared to the VR-707, which was formally adopted by the White Fleet.

The fuselage used by the White Rainbow Knights is equipped with a buffer on its head to strengthen its defense against mental erosion, taking advantage of the lessons learned from Captain Vasquez's shadow encounter. As a result, it has become possible to reliably demonstrate high combative power in battles against shadow.

In addition, since it was found that careless operation of the Mind Booster causes the catalytic effect of summoning Shadow, various protective measures have been taken. The additional components mounted on the booster for this purpose is referred to as the "Glimpe Stabilizer", named after its creator, Edgar Glimpe.

By V.C.a3, the "Sleipnir", which would later become the main weapon, had not yet been completed, and the VR was equipped with the flexible launcher "Liquid Dictita", which works in conjunction with the "Radio Sprite".

## Gallery

The Type a3 (left) seen in the throne room of the White Rainbow Knights Unit
## See Also

* XVR/RP-07/07 Temjin
* VR-707 Temjin Type a5 - Vasquez's VR as depicted during the events of *Real Wild Child V.C.a5*.

## External Link(s)

* VR-007 Temjin Type a3 @ Virtual Century (Archive)
Krooks

**Krooks**, or **ogres**, are a sentient bipedal species.

## Appearance

Krooks earned their nickname from their human neighbors for their ferocity and appearance. They are very tall and are heavily muscled with thick coarse skin and incredibly thick body hair, and can be described as gorilla-like. A pair of horns sit atop each Krook's head, which vary from ram like horns to bull like and are used in dominance displays.

## Relationship with other Species

Peaceful until angered, Krooks show tremendous skill in battle. They wield primitive weapons but use their great speed and strength to compensate. They prefer to maintain peace and this has led to them forming a close symbiotic relationship with the humans on their planet. They inhabit the dangerous forests and work as loggers and miners of resources while humans inhabit the more peaceful plains and work on technological advancement as well as agriculture. This leads to mutually beneficial resource trading and humans and Krooks walk side by side, though racial tensions occur occasionally in some cases.
Solar Calendar

The **Solar Calendar** is the official calendar of the Human Empire. It was the calendar used by the inhabitants of the planet Sol, which became the capital of the Human Empire. On Sol there were 100 days in a year, which were divided into 10 months.

When the System Federation was formed, many people in the Human Empire unofficially switched to the Galactic Calendar, which used the same periods of time as the Solar Calendar but started at Year 0 in 2893. The Solar Calendar is now almost exclusively used by the government of the now vassalised Human Empire for official matters.
The Collective

**The Collective** are a sentient species who came to the galaxy when they were forced to leave their own after a major war. They are a highly secretive race who have not told the rest of the galaxy much of their history. They are unique in the galaxy for their ability to inhabit almost any planet, though they do attempt to terraform planets in order to be comfortable on them. They currently control roughly 20% of the galaxy.

## History

Little is known about the history of the Collective due to their secrecy. It is alleged that they come from a galaxy where they had more enemies than friends, and after losing a war to various rebels and other enemies they were forced to leave the galaxy. It is unknown how they traveled the distance between the galaxies, or why they chose to come to this one.

## Appearance

Not much can be said of the appearance of the Collective. They are surrounded by a tangible shadow which emanates from them, nicknamed a *shroud*, making it difficult to determine their appearance. Their dark visage often causes other species be suspicious of them, and it can easily intimidate, especially when there is little light.

When deceased, they quite rapidly decompose, making autopsies very difficult for those who wish to conduct research on them.

They have three glowing eyes, two smaller and one larger one, which is usually around the middle of their shroud.They also have two rows of glowing 'teeth', though these as well as the eyes, are the first to decompose - usually within ten to thirty seconds.

## Behaviour

The Collective have the ability to communicate with one another telepathically. They are sometimes said to have a hive mind, though others disagree and say that they have individual minds which are able to communicate very efficiently with one another, giving the appearance of having a hive mind when they agree with each other about something, which is most of the time, except in heated debates they call *Vedka*.

A *Vedka* is a strange sight to behold for anyone uninformed. Two disagreeing Collective will stand facing each other for possibly hours until one agrees with the other, all the while forming tendrils of shroud towards other Collective and even buildings composed of Umbrim, or Shadowglass. It is theorised that this draws more telepathic power to the debating Collective, allowing them to gain input from a number of others. Why buildings are included remains a mystery, though it is possible that these buildings are a conduit of telepathic power also.

## Relationship with Other Species

The Collective are generally trustworthy in spite of their history, but they are still rather disliked. When they have a mutual trust with another group, they are very quick to offer help.

One reason that other species tend to dislike The Collective is their attitude to colonization. They will occupy any planet that isn't clearly controlled by someone else, including planets which are under dispute. They then terraform these planets, which means that it's extremely difficult for other species to live on the planet.