Core Destruction #22 - Monochrome vs Rainbow 

Couldn't have said it better myself!

Jack spero was the og, MIKAN is the prodigy

I agree, sometimes I get mad when a team doesn’t release but instead gets killed cause they keep multiplying

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​@@7DQuillionI was thinking like Hot VS Cold Colors

Yeah, talk about a "come-from-behind" win!

They didn't even get to use their own superweapon.

I wanted to see how the green repair would be like, and I'm sure it would have been massive. Ngl, I was a little worried when rainbow's defenses and health were almost out. Glad rainbow pulled that clutch move.

@@kalvincarld LOL I know, right?

I would’ve been surprised if rainbow lost, monochrome had a pretty bad super and all of rainbows attacks did obscene damage with only a few doubles. Even without the defensive barrier, did you see how much it took to destroy the first rainbow core from monochrome’s super?

Yep.I dđin’t see any healing in team rainbow😅

They can't

@@remixgameyt1172 Rainbow's second form had access to a healing ability, that's what the green ability was. It used the new channel that only took Green blocks, but it needed a total of 64 units of green to activate, and it just kept sending ones and twos, not building up and doubling long enough to get anywhere. So it went the whole second phase without actually triggering the healing ability.

@@Syrahl696 oh

Rainbow team is so close to die😅

Hey nobody said Healing

MonoChrome: um Rainbow is getting a bit Aggressive Rainbow: What's that I hear? Aggressive?

*depolys tri lateral heavy ion cannons * CAPTAIN FIRE!!!!!! @@KarSakAnto

oh my god

😂

lol

No its creepypasta vs barbie and gay still wins

Pikmin 4

I respect that you have calculated all those things

Wait what does the blue triangle do? I'm not really sure, because it doesn't seem like it's doing any damage to monochrome, nor does it stop mono from regenerating.

@@billcipher_natchosans Just there to soak damage. it's one of the two ways rainbow defend itself, the other being regen with green that just didn't charge up completely before the match is over.

@@billcipher_natchosans Yeah, all the triangles clinging to mono literally made all the attacks coming out toward rainbow completely useless.

Yall cant forget the cyan saws tho

@@That_Goofy_Swede yeah those things completely obliterated the 1st monochrome phase

blame RNG likely repair but idk

I think it would have been repair

I think it is mix

True, I was anxious 😣😣

Yeah, 64 was just too big of a releasing capacity

It all goes back to BFDI

Even harder when you remember these are made in unity and not algodoo like with everyone else on the platform

​@@theoverseer1775and MIKAN makes them very fancy

​@@The_Dr_Fatewith the nice lights

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢AGREED

I mean, Rainbow did have a heal ability, but just wasn't able to use it before they defeated monochrome.

yeah, but rainbow had passive regeneration

@@The_Dr_Fate wdym?

@@billcipher_natchosans the blocks regenerated after not taking damage for a while

Ah yes, my favorite of gambling with my life to do extra damage

You clearly don't know what fair means. There was nothing fair about this

​@@tonypringles2285everyone screaming monochrome being weak while paying 0 attention to rainbows complete lack of shields and low hp (even with those triangles)

I think the green marbles are meant to heal but it never made it to 64

​@@AtlantisStuart Yeah rainbow didn't make it to unlocking the heal function before monochrome died.

I KNOOOOOOW i almost think it might have been planned that way it synced so well.

Bossfight: Monochrome Fractal Phase 2

GREEN COMAND BLOCK!?

Monochrome almost won, though? Lol. It was only that OP laser blast that got Rainbow the win

Monochrome only almost one because of its giant cannon, it's normal attacks did next to nothing

Monochrome also had consistency in its attacks, the RoF was just RNG, but every attack it made was always with the full force of that turret type, compared to Rainbow who often got jammed up with low power shots

But monochrome's attacks stayed once they were spawned. Rainbow has to spawn new cannons every time

@@MaidenOfAir The issue was that those cannons could always spawn, so it was able to queue up a bunch of actions and then execute them, where monochrome could have triggers that did nothing because none of that cannon had been deployed

Absolutely thrilling and i was at the edge of my seat the whole time!!!!

Mikan

right its like mikans masterpiece. a true showcase of there skills and talents... this video goes beyond words for me. I'm just imagining the programming hours for this level of bedazzle im speechless after that!!!!!

fitting you have ramiel as profile pic while i was just thinking rainbow looks like ramiel

Probably to make things more fair, otherwise rainbow would of been to op

​@@nn_Axis1673 agreed

Not only that, but rainbows damage was not dependent on the damage it took while monochrome had to build up its attack capabilities and whenever it took damage it would have to reset and try again.

The first time you have a chance at the top is the second one you get a free pass and you can go on your way back and then go to your car to go back to your house

I’m so happy for you guys I love your family so very so very so very so and I hope that you’re having fun 🤩 you are a wonderful friend

I’m so glad 🙂🤩😃😁😆😍💝💖💗💓💞💕❣️🤎🤍🩶🖤💜💙🩵💚💛🧡❤️🩷 I’m so happy for you guys

It wasn't much of a clutch there, rainbow's triangle attack was keeping monochrome so entirely blanketed that pretty much only its super could do anything at all.

@@somdudewillson I like to call the triangles "Doritos of death"

Monochrome also doesn't have to do attacks one at a time, and (absent destruction from rainbow) their build up persists over attack rounds. I actually think the super weapon might have hurt them more than it helped.

@@JindraAG None of that really mattered when rainbow could just keep them so blanketed in triangles that basically only their super could actually do anything.

That's what I was thinking!

Also a sad but interesting fact, there wasn't a single video on MIKAN's channel where monochrome would've actually win in a mono VS rainbow battle, apparently it's always a losing color, ever since it first appeared. Not a single duel won. I just want to see mono boi win at last :

Mhm other cannon’s attack is fair *loads a 512 yellow

@@lenoobxd To my defence, yes....Yellow's attacks seems devastating at the end, but it was at their full potential and Monochrome's core is pretty much damaged. So, that can be resulting to Monochrome's instant death under 512 Yellow cannon. This also can be applied to Cyan's blade attack onto Monochrome's first core. Their full potential can easily break down Monochrome's first core (which is basically much weaker than secondary core) instantly.

ed rt the

Btw people that said "we didn't see what green does", it just repairs the defences. Edit: it takes 64 green to repair.

Sometimes I think that Monochrome wins but Rainbow wins.

I hope monocrhome will win

I was right

@@Plawantheclone yeah also gg for y'all

Why rainbow always win?

​@@와와후 i dunno

godzilla had a stroke reading this and died

Watching the Green ability - presumably a repair ability - constantly spit out small numbers and therefore fail to activate one over the course of the match was something that (metaphorically) hurt. Considering that Monochrome's repair ability was so powerful, I would say that the only reason why Rainbow did as well as it ended up doing was thanks to both times its Cyan ability (the saws) activated at maximum strength. Better?

yes

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@@Mr.Reaper195 😅 que tengas un buen dia

@@UnusualShy usted también 👍

im with that im not even kidding ..

Probably repair for the core.

That's wut IM SAYING

It was more of the opposite as rainbow had much more powerful attacks with no repair compared to monochrome who seemed to rely on weaker more frequent attacks combined with sustain and defence using repair

@@Unknown-gc7tn Rainbow does have a repair, it just didn't needed it

Probably heal

ok bear with me this is gonna be a bit of a wall of text. the first paragraph of each section describes what the marbles do before they get used in attacks, the second paragraph is a general look at how attacking works, and everything subsequent is descriptions of what each individual marble does. i've marked the first two as OVERVIEW and the rest as INDIVIDUAL MARBLES. hopefully that makes it a bit more readable. monochrome: OVERVIEW: at the top of the screen, monochrome has 4 of what we'll call "source cannons," which are mounted on a large spinning wheel fire marbles of their respective color into the play area whenever they are facing directly leftward. the play area extends above the screen, so it's possible for marbles to bounce above the source. the play area consists of a large hollow circle with ridged walls rotating around its interior. these walls have gaps in them, allowing marbles to hit bare wall, or more interestingly, enter one of the slots around the edge of the play area. while its first core is intact, it can only Deploy and Attack. Deploy places a cannon of the respective color on the closest available one of monochrome's defense squares, and Attack shoots a laser at the core that fires every currently-placed cannon of the respective color. the closer to the core these cannons are, the bigger and stronger they are. once the first core is destroyed, it gains two more slots, giving it the ability to Repair and Mix, the former being a pretty standard healing option that needs 20 marbles to activate, regardless of color, and the latter being a powerful special attack that gains attributes the more of each color is dumped into it. INDIVIDUAL MARBLES: monochrome cannons are standard shot cannons; each one shoots one exploding projectile at rainbow. [when mixed, it increments the Bomb attribute, which determines how big the explosion of the special will be when it runs out of juice.] white cannons are laser cannons; each one shots one laser projectile. i'm not quite sure what the advantages and disadvantages of the laser vs the bomb are. [when mixed, white marbles increment the Gun attribute, which lines the special with fairly short-range guns that go off continuously as long as it's active, before shooting off one final longer-range shot when it explodes.] gray cannons shoot out spinning blades that are exceptional at piercing defenses, but not quite so good at leaving a path for whatever may come afterward. [when mixed, it increments the Edge attribute, which places blades around the edge of the special, allowing it to more easily run through any defenses in its way (although the special isn't quite as good at slipping through defenses as the default gray shots are, since it bounces similarly to how the missiles do, and is much better at outright destroying defense tiles).] black cannons shoot out missiles, which will continuously propel themselves into anything in their way, dealing a little chip damage every time. [when mixed, it increments the Jet attribute, which allows the special to move more quickly; this, in combination with a high Edge attribute, can be absolutely DEVASTATING.] rainbow: OVERVIEW: both cores have 8 source cannons, these ones firing when facing directly upward. the way the core rotates means that each cannon will get 2 shots off each time the core makes one full rotation. the first core has magenta, purple, blue, and cyan cannons, two of each, while the second core replaces the duplicate cannons with red, orange, yellow, and lime green ones. its play area consists of a funnel with two gears that rotate somewhat sporadically, mixing up the order of the marbles that enter, followed by a long tunnel that enters into an area with a moving triangular bumper at the top that bumps marbles to each side, two platforms that move in a V pattern, a bigger one on the left side and a smaller one on the right, and three slots at the bottom with walls between them, one in the middle that destroys any marbles that fall in (but shrinks over time to the point that by the time rainbow's first core is destroyed it barely even exists anymore), one on the left labeled Release, and one on the right labeled x2. x2 multiplies the current stash of a given color by 2 up to a maximum of 512, which is just labeled as MAX, and Release releases the current stash into a queue to be used in an attack as soon as there's nothing in front of it, resetting the stash back to 1 in the process. attacks are released from nodes that appear from rainbow's core for attacks and disappear once the attack is over. only 32 attack nodes will show up on screen at a time; if the current attack is more than 32, then each attack node becomes more powerful; since this works a little differently depending on the marble, it will be described along with the individual marbles. once rainbow's first core is destroyed, the queue will no longer accept stashes of 1. INDIVIDUAL MARBLES: magenta, like monochrome, is a standard bomb shot. if a magenta attack is more than 32, it will shoot out more projectiles per attack node. purple is a missile attack, just like black's. high-value purple attacks shoot out more projectiles per attack node. blue is the first attack that's unique to rainbow! it shoots out triangles that will sit on monochrome's shield and sponge shots from any cannons that try to shoot through them. high-value blue attacks shoot out more projectiles per attack node. cyan shoots out spinning blades, like gray. high-value cyan attacks give more blades to each projectile. we never see what exactly lime does, but it fills up a bar with 64 slots that likely would have acted as a healing option. yellow fires a continuous laser from each attack node. high-value yellow attacks increase the amount of time the lasers fire for. orange fires a continuous flamethrower from each attack node; this is wider range than yellow's laser, but otherwise works mostly the same way. as with yellow, high-value orange attacks increase the amount of time the flamethrowers fire for. red is the most complicated to explain by far. it shoots out a laser grid, with an emitter in each corner that shoots a laser to every other emitter. (this is probably the entire reason why rainbow stops accepting 1-stashes after its first core gets destroyed, since a 1-attack with red wouldn't make any sense.) each emitter moves in a perfectly straight line until it hits something, which causes it to bounce off in a perfectly straight line in some other direction. it can hit monochrome's defenses twice, disappearing on the second hit, or bounce off the edges of the screen harmlessly, and it can pass through everything else. we never see it happen, but i imagine that a high-value red attack would allow each emitter to bounce more times.

Certainly a repair of the defences, like the other has

Well Rainbow certainly has

Considering the shape i thinknit would emit healing pulses that regenerates some of the shield layers on the rainbow core

Well since it’s so expensive and only triggered by green, I would imagine a full heal including all the ‘shields’ back up

@@hanchen267 prob not, considering all it would take to heal was if green manages to multiply enough (just 6 multiplies and it would be enough to fill from 0 to 64). Green just never actually multiplied

@@LucBlocker because panik

heal maybe

Yep!

And rainbow didnt even heal! The green ones didnt roll enough to activate the heal!