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In Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder, he asks Chibi-Robo for advice on justice, with a new question every day. He admits to only thinking about himself, and that he wants to be kinder. Continuing to talk with him reveals his new desire to improve himself as a person along with improving his sense of justice. | In Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder, he asks Chibi-Robo for advice on justice, with a new question every day. He admits to only thinking about himself, and that he wants to be kinder. Continuing to talk with him reveals his new desire to improve himself as a person along with improving his sense of justice. | ||
== Captain Rainbow == | |||
Drake Redcrest appears as a character in ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Rainbow Captain Rainbow]'', an action-adventure game by the same studio behind Chibi-Robo!''. ''He arrives at the main setting of the game after a meteorite damages his ship, causing him to crash-land. His wish is to finally understand the difference between justice and evil, a common theme that he struggles with in the Chibi-Robo! series. After his introduction, he jumps off the ship and gets stuck in the sand, and the player must retrieve his spaceship's core so it can help save him. Once Drake is finally rescued, he attempts to take off in his ship and ultimately crashes again, leading to him injuring his head. His personality then changes to become more whimsical and playful, possibly due to his head injury. | |||
==Physical Description== | ==Physical Description== | ||
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*Drake is one of the first toys seen in the game. | *Drake is one of the first toys seen in the game. | ||
*He seems to be able to somehow control the TV. | *He seems to be able to somehow control the TV. | ||
*It is implied that Drake is left-handed. His blaster is holstered on the left side of his belt in his original appearance, and he has an album in [[Okaeri! Chibi-Robo! Happy Richie Ōsōji!|Okaeri]]! Chibi-Robo! titled "Left-handed men for ever!" | *It is implied that Drake is left-handed. His blaster is holstered on the left side of his belt in his original appearance, and he has an album in [[Okaeri! Chibi-Robo! Happy Richie Ōsōji!|Okaeri]]! Chibi-Robo! titled 「"Left-handed men for ever!"」 | ||
*Drake is bent on defeating the aliens whenever he sees them, which may mean he is unaware that they were responsible for bringing him and the other toys to life, as well as granting Giga-Robo eternal battery. | *Drake is bent on defeating the aliens whenever he sees them, which may mean he is unaware that they were responsible for bringing him and the other toys to life, as well as granting Giga-Robo eternal battery. | ||
*While Drake is a toy based off the Drake Redcrest TV show, he may ironically be an alien as well. In the original game, Sunshine says there's a rumor that Drake is an alien, which is confirmed in Photo Finder when Drake himself says he came to Earth from across the galaxy. | *While Drake is a toy based off the Drake Redcrest TV show, he may ironically be an alien as well. In the original game, Sunshine says there's a rumor that Drake is an alien, which is confirmed in Photo Finder when Drake himself says he came to Earth from across the galaxy. | ||
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*Shooting Drake with the [[Chibi-Blaster]] will make his helmet blink, revealing his bald head. | *Shooting Drake with the [[Chibi-Blaster]] will make his helmet blink, revealing his bald head. | ||
*In the Japanese version, Drake's helmet has a blue visor, while in the U.S. version, it is yellow. In [[Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder]], it is blue in both versions. | *In the Japanese version, Drake's helmet has a blue visor, while in the U.S. version, it is yellow. In [[Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder]], it is blue in both versions. | ||
*He appears | *He appears in a 2008 Japanese-only game titled ''Captain Rainbow,'' also a'' ''Skip game. Surprisingly, his visor's color in the trailers were yellow like in the U.S. version of Chibi Robo!, but this was eventually changed back to blue in the final version of the game. In this game, he also has a talking spaceship companion, who has a bit of an attitude. | ||
*In Captain Rainbow, Drake mentions he was traumatized by a dog using him as a chew toy when he was younger. It may also be worth noting that his reaction to the Tao suit in the original game is to say "Are you trying to scare Drake Redcrest?" | *In Captain Rainbow, Drake mentions he was traumatized by a dog using him as a chew toy when he was younger. It may also be worth noting that his reaction to the Tao suit in the original game is to say "Are you trying to scare Drake Redcrest?" | ||
* In his Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder appearance, his eyes can be partially seen from under his helmet. | * In his Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder appearance, his eyes can be partially seen from under his helmet. | ||
* Also in Photo Finder, Drake says he is an "exclusive, limited edition, Drake-con action figure" and also a promotional movie tie-in product. It's worth noting this version of Drake is likely different from the original one. | * Also in Photo Finder, Drake says he is an "exclusive, limited edition, Drake-con action figure" and also a promotional movie tie-in product. It's worth noting this version of Drake is likely different from the original one. | ||
* Drake's design is based off of an anime hero called 'Gatchaman'. Drake's Japanese name is 'Giccoman' similar to that of Gatchaman. | * Drake's design is based off of an anime hero called 'Gatchaman'. Drake's Japanese name is 'Giccoman', similar to that of Gatchaman. | ||
* In Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder, Drake is much bigger than Chibi-Robo, as if he was a real life action figure. In the next game, Chibi-Robo! Zip-Lash, he retains his design, but is almost as tall as Chibi-Robo. In Captain Rainbow, he is instead roughly 3 feet tall. | * In Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder, Drake is much bigger than Chibi-Robo, as if he was a real life action figure. In the next game, Chibi-Robo! Zip-Lash, he retains his design, but is almost as tall as Chibi-Robo. In Captain Rainbow, he is instead roughly 3 feet tall. | ||
* Drake is the only toy to be shown talking directly to a human. (in Captain Rainbow) | * Drake is the only toy to be shown talking directly to a human. (in Captain Rainbow) | ||
* In Chibi-Robo! Zip-Lash, Drake says his belt is a utility belt. | * In Chibi-Robo! Zip-Lash, Drake says his belt is a utility belt. | ||
* Drake is seen as a Spirit in Super Smash Brothers Ultimate. | * Drake is seen as a Spirit in Super Smash Brothers Ultimate. | ||
Names in other languages. (Make this into a chart please :] ) | Names in other languages. (Make this into a chart please :] ) | ||