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* The "RGB" in Squidroid RGB's name comes from the RGB colour model, where red, green, and blue light are added together in multiple ways to reproduce colours. | * The "RGB" in Squidroid RGB's name comes from the RGB colour model, where red, green, and blue light are added together in multiple ways to reproduce colours. | ||
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Squidroid RGB is an enemy from Make a Good Mega Man Level 2, appearing in the Tier X stage Star Road. It is a grey mechanical squid that lobs multicoloured shots out of its head.
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Behavior
Squidroid RGB will normally pace back and forth slowly across a small area, but once Mega Man is within its range, it will open its head up and quickly fire up to seven projectiles into the air, each one a different colour of a rainbow. These shots will fall in an arc towards Mega Man's position at the time each shot was fired.
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Gallery
Concept art showing some unused designs of Squidroid RGB
Notes
- The "RGB" in Squidroid RGB's name comes from the RGB colour model, where red, green, and blue light are added together in multiple ways to reproduce colours.
