Oceana

Oceana
Model No.
MAR00 MAR-0
Type
Mermaid
Parts
Head:	Allrepair
Right Arm:	Cure Hand
Left Arm:	Repair Arm
Legs:	Purple Fins (GBA) Purple Fin (Medabots AX) Taily (translated)
Appearances
Medarot 1, Medarot 2, Medarot R, Medabots AX, Medarot 2 Core, Medarot Brave, Medarot DS, Medarot 7, Medarot Dual, Medarot 8, Medarot 9 Medabots (anime), Medarot Card Game, Medarot DS promo cards, Merchandise

Oceana, known in Japanese as Pure Mermaid (ピュアマーメイド), is an MAR-type Medabot that first appeared in the original Medarot game.

Description

Oceana is a Medabot based on a mermaid, with long blonde hair, pink fins, and a fishlike tail allowing her to move freely in the water. She specializes in repairing damage to her allies' parts, making her very useful as a support-type Medabot.

Oceana is usually depicted with a pair of small sea angels hovering above the palms of her hands, but these are missing in some of her game appearances.

In the games

Oceana is an aquatic-type Medabot that uses Repair (Recovery) actions to restore her allies' unbroken parts, while her head can "Restore" broken parts a few times. In Medarot 1, 2, R, and 2 Core, all her parts have the Heal attribute, making her an obvious choice for use with the Mermaid Medal.

Medarot

Oceana is a generic enemy Medabot in the original games, never much of a threat on her own. Her main ability is to heal herself and her allies, although she is at severe disadvantages when built as a whole.

Oceana's arms are the fastest "Repair" parts available in Medarot 1, and her head is the only part in the game capable of repairing multiple parts at once. Unfortunately, only her leg parts can be obtained through normal gameplay, as a reward for winning a battle with the gym teacher in the post-game. The rest of her parts can only be obtained by trading them from the Medarot Parts Collection games.

Medarot 2

Oceana's parts are not normally obtainable in Medarot 2, and must be transferred over from the previous game or the Medarot Parts Collection games. She was replaced by the new MAR-type, Maitin.

Parts in Medarot 2

Head	MAR-01 : Allrepair / オールリペア
Recovery Armor Uses Success Power Heal 40 8 17 20 Recovery
Right Arm	MAR-02 : Cure Hand / キュアハンド
Recovery Armor Charge Cooldown Success Power Heal 20 6 6 12 20 Recovery
Left Arm	MAR-03 : Repair Arm / リペアアーム
Heal Armor Charge Cooldown Success Power Recovery 20 8 8 22 40 Recovery
Legs	MAR-04 : ' / シュッポー
Recovery Armor Propulsion Evasion Grapple Shooting Scout Conceal 40 40 60 12 0 15 40

Medabots (GBA)

Oceana returns as a generic enemy Medabot, still not a threat and retaining the same abilities as before. She appears in the same context Maitin did in Medarot 2.

Parts in Medarot 2 CORE / Medabots (GBA)

Head	MAR-01 : Allrepair /
Heal Armor Success Power Uses Heal 30 18 45 5 Recovery Recovers parts that have been damaged.
Right Arm	MAR-02 : Cure Hand /
Heal Armor Success Power Charge Radiation Heal 35 18 23 10 17 Recovery Recovers parts that have been damaged.
Left Arm	MAR-03 : Repair Arm /
Heal Armor Success Power Charge Radiation Heal 35 9 34 13 21 Recovery Recovers parts that have been damaged.
Legs	MAR-04 : Purple Fins /
Heal Best when battling in "Shore" & "Underwater" fields. Armor Propulsion Evasion Defense Proximity Remoteness 65 14 76 66 29 11

Medabots AX

Oceana's parts are used by many Medafighters, examples including Julie having an almost complete Oceana as her leader Medabot, but with Sailor-Multi's Pateri Vulcan instead of Cure Hand, and one of the Select Corps members having a complete Oceana as the partner Medabot. The player also starts with Oceana's head parts.

Parts in Medabots AX

Head	Allrepair
Life Armor Power Defense Uses Speed 30 17 9 6 E Recovery Recover the armor of parts
Right Arm	Cure Hand
Life Armor Power Defense Speed 30 7 8 E Recovery Recover the armor of parts
Left Arm	Repair Arm
Life Armor Power Defense Speed 30 10 11 E Recovery Recover the armor of parts
Legs	Purple Fin
Diving Good at underwater battles Armor Defense Speed Shoot Effect Grapple Defense 45 8 C E A D E

Medarot DS

Oceana's model changed to MAR00 in the new format, and her head part now uses All Repair, which heals all parts simultaneously.

Medarot 7

Her arms were both upgraded to Serious Repair.

Medarot 8

Her legs gained the effect Heal Plus.

Medarot 9

Her arms returned having the basic Repair.

Medarot S: Unlimited Nova

Her parts were included in the game on June 2023 as one of the rewards from the event "Hisaki Becomes a Magical Girl!" (魔法少女ヒサキ行きます！).

In the anime

In the episode No Body Home, Metabee found a stray Mermaid Medal on the ground and tries to find the Medabot that it belongs to. They try teleporting the body with Ikki's Medawatch, but it doesn't work. Instead, they decide to place said Medal in Brass's body until they can find it. They find out her name is Oceana and her body is being held captive.

Throughout the episode, Metabee falls head over heels for Oceana. She is sweet, shy, and an almost too-good-to-be-true damsel in distress but his heart is broken when she leaves after being reunited with her Medafighter, Hannah.

Later on, in Metabee's Last Stand, Oceana appears again to cheer on Metabee in the final battle against Babbyblu.

In the dub, Oceana is the name of both the Medabot model (type MAR-13118) and the character (the Mermaid Medal), and she and Hannah are like sisters. In the original Japanese, this Pure Mermaid model is named Hijiki (ヒジキ) and she acted like her Medafighter's mother since her mother's passing. The Japanese credits list that she has three voice actors: Chie Hirano, Keidai Nemoto and Arata Sato.

Gallery

Medabot Vital Stats

Related Medabots

Mermaid-type Medarots
MAR-0	Oceana
MAR-1	Maitin