Drake Redcrest
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Space Hunter Drake Redcrest (usually shortened to Drake Redcrest) is one of the toys in Chibi Robo. He is an action figure that is supposed to be a Space Hunter and has his own TV show, which Mr. Sanderson loves to watch. He's the one who gives Chibi Robo the Drake Redcrest Suit and teaches Chibi how to pose. After the first utilibot is made, he will begin to start a new move. When Sunshine destroys Princess Pitts' castle, Drake tries to stop Sunshine, only to make Sunshine more angry. Sunshine begins to attack Drake, who tries using a forceshield. It isn't strong enough to protect Drake,and eventually Sunshine punches Drake to the ground.
He's one of the first toys Chibi encounters in the game and can be often seen "patrolling" the living room.
Personality
Drake tends to be loyal to sticking to Justice and tries to stop anything that he thinks is evil. Drake appears to not be smarter than he looks at times he becomes forgetful and at times gets distracted from his duties.
Description
Drake's costume seems to resemble a rooster. His head is barely seen at times through the shield of his helmet, though it seems that he has white hair.
Gallery
The US version of Drake Redcrest in Chibi-Robo!.
Drake Redcrest in Captain Rainbow.
Trivia
- Drake is one of the first toys seen in the game.
- Drake is the first character to give Chibi-Robo a costume.
- Drake is possibly unaware that the aliens helped Giga-Robo bring the toys to life and helping Giga-Robo get internal battery due to wanting to defeat them.
- Drake is a toy, yet he has super powers.
- Drake is one of the few characters to suffer a serious injury, He got beaten by Sunshine after trying to stop him from wrecking Princess Pitt's castle.
- Drake has two Force Shields.
- Shooting Drake with the Chibi-Blaster will make his helmet blink.
- In the Japanese version, Drake's helmet has a blue visor, while in the U.S. version, it is yellow. In the upcoming game, Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder, it appears that Drake's visor will remain blue in both versions.
- He appears as a third-party character in a 2008 Japanese-only game called Captain Rainbow. Despite being a Japanese game, his visor's color appears to be US yellow.