and when you don't.... its one of the toughest bosses in the game...there's much going on in the air and background that its difficult to focus... but you can still get the 150 medal score.
@@Matanumi funny thing is playing this as a kid i never used the switch. i just always beat him at the end and it was freaking hard. still when you finally beat this boss it was satisfying.
@@girlgarde That gives Star Fox the leeway against Venom to assault the Area 6 defense zone directly over Andross' base (a.k.a you just got back on the Hard route.)
Well, the "supply depot" is at the end of the regular track (where you get killed by mechbeth) The other tracks leads to the fuel depot, where the train crashes
The main front of the war is around Katina and Sector Y, and there's no way for Cornerian forces to penetrate deep enough to attack Andross' base on Macbeth. The Star Fox Team's orders were to operate independently, circumvent the bulk of enemy forces and strike Venom and Andross directly. They take a detour from these orders to destroy the enemy logistics center on Macbeth, thus delaying any planned Venomian offensive and possibly forcing them to retreat further away from Corneria. Gen. Pepper didn't anticipate or authorize this strike, but when Fox told him about it he thought it a great idea. Context, it's magical.
Love how the train engineer is the EXACT same guy from the N64 version. TBH i can't really hear any of the Star Fox team in the same voice and yet this guy and the shogun pilot from Sector Y DO sound identical.
yes. the train VA is also shogun warlord ("lets try out our new weapon"), the suberaine boss from zodess. He voice a few guys and came out of retirement just to do this game again. defs one of the best VAs in both games
NO_FUN_ALLOWED Mike West (Fox, James, and Andrew), and Jay Green (Leon and a bunch of nameless bosses) did indeed return, as did Lyssa Brown (Slippy and Katt) and David Frederick White (General Pepper and ROB-64).
@@DeevDaRabbit It's kind of amazing how it did that without saves or redoes and did not get repetitive trying to fight your way back to where you were. Or maybe I had more patience back then.
I feel it's such a bummer that the depot is only worth 50+1 hits...with all that's destroyed, it should be worth WAY more than that. In the other worlds, you only destroy a boss (Bolse is the exception where you destroy the actual satellite); in Macbeth, you destroy the boss AND a depot.
@@Tribozom WEll, technically 51, since it's 50 plus the normal 1. But they're charging by how much scrap metal is left. chances are, the whole base got just about vaporized!
Yeah but those aren't actual casualties down. The +1 is the conductor and the 50 whoever is on board. The rest is just a bonus, and I'm sure General Pepper is being generous with the non confirmed.
> Great idea > Piece of cake It feels like Fox McCloud is the Dynasty Warrior of space dogfights. I mean, General Pepper is a bit too trustful, but seeing that an entire fleet of aircrafts, turrets and a train are no match for him...
I love when he crashes into the supply depoy just hearing him say "no! Hit the brakes! And"i cant stop it!" Just the most satisfying death in starfox 64 oh man this would be in my top ten starfox 64 bosses and this game would be in my top ten best n64 games. Love this game
Crashing a train into a station and have it go up in flames? Yeah, coming from a series where you destroy ships, they don't say it, but to us, they don't sugarcoat the fact that andross' forces have *died.*
Well, he tried to brake the train, but just couldn't do it completely in time, because they stepped on the gas without expecting the rail to change direction. Still very satisfying to see that!
The tougher bosses are the ones you fight in a less familiar control setup. Those being both Landmaster bosses, Aquas, and Star Wolf since you're in all-range mode.
@@xxdudeyydude5106 I 100% agree especially on Expert. While they can be quickly beaten in normal mode, I beat them once on Expert and all of my team was gunned to retreat
I like how being able to easily decimate MecBeth is present here in the 3DS version as well! It feels so SATISFYING to decimate an otherwise difficult boss.
Somehow, the original feels more satisfying than the remake. Don’t get me wrong, the graphics are good, but the explosions and sounds don’t seem right.
the 2D effects are less impactful. in the original, your low health ship really does look like it could blow up any second, but this version just doesnt compare
@@swordsmanoftime3001 Only other thing to complain about is Venom. The bit of Blue sky you can see during all range mode kills the dark atmosphere in the original. Venom was ment to be a place of darkness and despair, and you can see a blue sky with clouds from a distance?
@@kawaiiprincess3607 I don't normally get annoyed at sharp pixel edges in games but in this version the graphics paired with the better texturing just stands out wrong to me. While using 3D mode it isn't as notable because of the 3d effect taking your attention but otherwise it feels wrong while looking nice - ends up taking you out of the immersion a bit. Explosions especially the Bomb item feel really lacking in impact, and it seems like they wanted to minimize the possibility of triggering someones epilepsy but come on, why. It's unfortunate, I love the fact they completely re-built the original in new code almost exactly, kinda wish the n64 mode literally transported the lower quality graphics/slow down/effects and everything right back in. Oh well. The original will still live on! And so will this remake in a newer generation!
Imagine how this stage would look like if the planet was remodeled to look like the volcanic catastrophe it was in the old SNES version... Actually, I WANT to see that!
Starfox should lean into this as a franchise. Branching paths are cool, but so are branching boss defeats. I like the idea that depending on how you kill the bosses, you arent just advancing forward in your own goals but actively hindering your event in future levels. Like this is the fuel depot for the entire Venomian fleet? Maybe for the rest of the game after this, the makeup of Andross' army changes to reflect this loss of resources. Faster enemies become rarer, but a greater number of slow, hard-hitting enemies show up. Your actions wouldnt just determine the direction you take in your assault, but also WHAT will be thrown at you later. So like in Sector X, you go up against those Gundam-wannabe mechs. They show up in other levels too, but perhaps defeating the general in a particular way would have him crashing into the command ship, and this removes all mechs from other levels. In the asteroid belt we see secret blue warp gates which can teleport Starfox team to other planets entirely. Maybe by taking/not taking the path -- and subsequently, whether you kill the asteroid boss or not, the Venomian army can catch wise as to the portals existence -- if you don't kill the bosses on a specific path because you're warping, they can go on to send their own enemies through to later levels.
The coolest reason why I love this stage: The boss battle has a way to end the punk in a glorious explosion. Flip all switches in the area and the train tracks changes course, and sends him crashing into the factory with all the ammo and fuel stored there. The idiot was running his mouth while he was far from controlling the train. So he literally is on the collision course straight to H-word. Best thing I've seen in the Star Fox series.
Awesome, that he took out almost every section of the train and most of the other enemies, including the front by changing the track to the fuel bunker. Funny seeing this is between Falco and Katt, where she unexpectedly comes.
I always do that, but I play on the N64 meaning it’s way easier to mash the A button like no tomorrow and after that my arm hurts for a minute. Star Fox 64 everybody
You can blow up those cars for 7 hits apiece. You have to be very quick to get all 3. It's not a bad strategy, but with charge shots, you can get more points from letting them get dumped onto the ground
Until recently seeing the train conductor's profile up close and in better definition, I always thought he was some sort of cyclops, but now I see he just has really tiny eyes xD
I would like to have 14 medals I've have collected in Star Fox 64, and Sector Z is the only mission that I've did not get a medal yet, and it is the hardest then the other missions. In Sector Z, Falco mostly destroy at least one missile and Fox does not get any points to do so. At least I unlock the Landmaster Tank in the Battle Mode by getting a medal in Venom 2, via Area 6 as a high score of 227 (or 228) kill points and have Peppy, Slippy, and Falco survived on that level when I completed the game.
Omg same, a trick is to take the warp from Sector X so Katy does not bully you, also at the point the first missile comes in, DON’T save ur wingmen if they have someone on them, this stops them from being able to steel a missile kill.
It would be nice to have the option to keep these new graphics but have the old sound effects, voices, and soundtrack. Its most likely the nostalgic effect but the original sounds much better. The radio sound effect sounds like an ear-rape and the boss sounds less Bill Cosby (lol). And how did they end up ruining the boss music?
God-dang it. I honestly HATED Macbeth, but I enjoyed chasing down the train. I always seemed to die AT THE BOSS with those stupid switches. That butterfly-like mechanical insect tracked me down and I kept dying each and every time. But I was SOOOOOOOOOO satisfied when I made the train crash into the depot on my second run!
I live how the track switcher is ROCKET PROPELLED. Yes thats what we need, a uselessly bloated version of technology that already works today without being anymore optimized.
Although I love to play SF franchise, I find a disappointment the N64 soundtrack. The SNES Star Fox soundtrack is way better and inspirational. Take for instance the SNES music for Macbeth. It is awesomely cool!! -> th-cam.com/video/l5KGCViaE_4/w-d-xo.html, way better than the forgettable N64 version.
![Star Fox 64 3D: Titania [1080 HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LwIav9s526g/mqdefault.jpg)
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I love that timing. "Step on the gas!" with "No, hit the brake!" directly after.
I CANT STOP IT!
Raxis Taicho
DO YOU KNOW WHY I STOPPED THE CAR?
@@CyberSteamer Well Yea Trains Stop Within a Mile you know making it hard to stop it.
Cybertronian Steam Locomotive Are you Astrotrain?
Actually peppy said good going fox between step on the gas and no hit the brakes.
Out of all the bosses, Macbeth, when you shoot the switch, seems to have the most satisfying death in the game.
and when you don't.... its one of the toughest bosses in the game...there's much going on in the air and background that its difficult to focus... but you can still get the 150 medal score.
He's also the best boss when it comes to taunting you, especially given the whole idea of chasing after him.
Same here. It's because when you shoot the switch, you destroy him AND the supply depot which severely hurts Venom's ability to wage war on Corneria.
@@Matanumi funny thing is playing this as a kid i never used the switch. i just always beat him at the end and it was freaking hard. still when you finally beat this boss it was satisfying.
@@girlgarde That gives Star Fox the leeway against Venom to assault the Area 6 defense zone directly over Andross' base (a.k.a you just got back on the Hard route.)
Peppy: "Don't let them get to the supply depot!"
Fox: "No, we're going to let them have it."
Well, the "supply depot" is at the end of the regular track (where you get killed by mechbeth)
The other tracks leads to the fuel depot, where the train crashes
'So you're going to attack the enemy base? GREAT IDEA, FOX! Why didn't I think of that!?'
The main front of the war is around Katina and Sector Y, and there's no way for Cornerian forces to penetrate deep enough to attack Andross' base on Macbeth.
The Star Fox Team's orders were to operate independently, circumvent the bulk of enemy forces and strike Venom and Andross directly. They take a detour from these orders to destroy the enemy logistics center on Macbeth, thus delaying any planned Venomian offensive and possibly forcing them to retreat further away from Corneria.
Gen. Pepper didn't anticipate or authorize this strike, but when Fox told him about it he thought it a great idea.
Context, it's magical.
@@howlingdin9332 honestly never knew that and that’s pretty cool to think about.
@@howlingdin9332 nice logic
@@howlingdin9332 Lylat Wars Lore 🤓 🖖
Was that sarcasm or the characters being idiots?
Forever Train engineer: “Woot woot! Step on the gas!”
Also Forever Train Engineer: “No, wait! Hit the brakes!”
Also Forever Train Engineer: I CAN'T STOP IIIIIIIII-*boom*
Love how the train engineer is the EXACT same guy from the N64 version. TBH i can't really hear any of the Star Fox team in the same voice and yet this guy and the shogun pilot from Sector Y DO sound identical.
IHeliosI Starfox 64 3D is basically a remastered edition of the original Starfox 64 game, so everything should be the same except better or something.
yes. the train VA is also shogun warlord ("lets try out our new weapon"), the suberaine boss from zodess.
He voice a few guys and came out of retirement just to do this game again. defs one of the best VAs in both games
How many of the voice actors from the original N64 version returned for this release?
Just that guy and Fox's VA IIRC
NO_FUN_ALLOWED Mike West (Fox, James, and Andrew), and Jay Green (Leon and a bunch of nameless bosses) did indeed return, as did Lyssa Brown (Slippy and Katt) and David Frederick White (General Pepper and ROB-64).
Man, this was a short game, it could be beaten in an hour and a half or so, but what an INTENSE hour it was.
Well the game was designed to be played more than once.
@@DeevDaRabbit It's kind of amazing how it did that without saves or redoes and did not get repetitive trying to fight your way back to where you were. Or maybe I had more patience back then.
I feel it's such a bummer that the depot is only worth 50+1 hits...with all that's destroyed, it should be worth WAY more than that. In the other worlds, you only destroy a boss (Bolse is the exception where you destroy the actual satellite); in Macbeth, you destroy the boss AND a depot.
Try to think of 50 racks explosive ammunition.
@@Tribozom WEll, technically 51, since it's 50 plus the normal 1. But they're charging by how much scrap metal is left. chances are, the whole base got just about vaporized!
Yeah but those aren't actual casualties down. The +1 is the conductor and the 50 whoever is on board. The rest is just a bonus, and I'm sure General Pepper is being generous with the non confirmed.
It's not a depot, it's a fuel bunker
> Great idea
> Piece of cake
It feels like Fox McCloud is the Dynasty Warrior of space dogfights. I mean, General Pepper is a bit too trustful, but seeing that an entire fleet of aircrafts, turrets and a train are no match for him...
I love when he crashes into the supply depoy just hearing him say "no! Hit the brakes! And"i cant stop it!" Just the most satisfying death in starfox 64 oh man this would be in my top ten starfox 64 bosses and this game would be in my top ten best n64 games. Love this game
"Here come the little hyenas now!"
"Step on the gas!"
"No! Hit the brakes!"
"I can't stop it!"
I love every line this boss says lol
That and his sarcastic “here ya’ go!” and while I’m laughing at that, he’s like “They’re not taking me seriously!”
How did he know
"Try this!"
Same!!!🚂
Im so glad they brought the original actor back to deliver those lines. Hes iconic in his own way 😆
4:33
Who says the Star Fox team has a one track mind? LOL!!!
I simultaneously love and hate that joke
4 friends, 1 team, 1 mind!
LOL WTH
The most brutal thing Fox ever did in his series
Crashing a train into a station and have it go up in flames? Yeah, coming from a series where you destroy ships, they don't say it, but to us, they don't sugarcoat the fact that andross' forces have *died.*
Well, he tried to brake the train, but just couldn't do it completely in time, because they stepped on the gas without expecting the rail to change direction. Still very satisfying to see that!
Outside Venom he is actually the hardest boss if you dont hit the switches.
wb the Area 6 boss?
Star Wolf on Venom is the hardest.
The tougher bosses are the ones you fight in a less familiar control setup. Those being both Landmaster bosses, Aquas, and Star Wolf since you're in all-range mode.
If you’re playing on Expert I’d Area 6 and Venom Hard(Star Wolf). Their AI is noticeably more aggressive IMO.
@@xxdudeyydude5106 I 100% agree especially on Expert. While they can be quickly beaten in normal mode, I beat them once on Expert and all of my team was gunned to retreat
I like how being able to easily decimate MecBeth is present here in the 3DS version as well! It feels so SATISFYING to decimate an otherwise difficult boss.
I have so much fun with this mission, especially when the train crashes into the base.
His last words are
“I CANT STOP IIIIIITTTTT-
4:49 I CAN'T STOP IT what the funny line the boss says 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 😐 sorry
"Step on the gas! ''
Big mistake, pal.
You just stepped your last gas
i tried
"Game Over, pal!"
Driver's Ed Teacher when the driver ed student thought the gas paddle was the brake 4:43
Driver's Ed Student trying to stop the car: 4:49
i love the skybox in this stage, such a visual upgrade over the already awesome stage
Still like how the Forever Train conductor/engineer sounds practically the same in 3D despite it releasing over a decade since 64. 😆
Whoa! I had no idea Katt would appear on Macbeth.
Only after Zoness just like Bill in Solar after Katina.
I believe this is if you fly into the spotlights in Zoness. The purpose was to go through there undetected.
Somehow, the original feels more satisfying than the remake. Don’t get me wrong, the graphics are good, but the explosions and sounds don’t seem right.
the 2D effects are less impactful.
in the original, your low health ship really does look like it could blow up any second, but this version just doesnt compare
@@marioisawesome8218 Not to mention the supply depot explodes like crazy showing how massive the damage was.
I wish there was a mod where we could have the original voices, ost and sounds.
@@swordsmanoftime3001 Only other thing to complain about is Venom. The bit of Blue sky you can see during all range mode kills the dark atmosphere in the original. Venom was ment to be a place of darkness and despair, and you can see a blue sky with clouds from a distance?
@@kawaiiprincess3607 I don't normally get annoyed at sharp pixel edges in games but in this version the graphics paired with the better texturing just stands out wrong to me.
While using 3D mode it isn't as notable because of the 3d effect taking your attention but otherwise it feels wrong while looking nice - ends up taking you out of the immersion a bit. Explosions especially the Bomb item feel really lacking in impact, and it seems like they wanted to minimize the possibility of triggering someones epilepsy but come on, why.
It's unfortunate, I love the fact they completely re-built the original in new code almost exactly, kinda wish the n64 mode literally transported the lower quality graphics/slow down/effects and everything right back in. Oh well. The original will still live on! And so will this remake in a newer generation!
I always thought of Kat as an on and off girlfriend to Falco. A super complicated love-hate relationship.
Imagine how this stage would look like if the planet was remodeled to look like the volcanic catastrophe it was in the old SNES version...
Actually, I WANT to see that!
Titania has that more...
Has what, exactly?
Titania has more of an aesthetic as if it were the result of a volcanic catastrophe (I think that's what they meant because it's true).
@@GeoGuy388
Titania looks more like Mars than anything actively volcanic.
Venom fits the volcanic catastrophe bill better.
Facts:the Forever Train's Engineer is called Benjamin
Wow
Starfox should lean into this as a franchise.
Branching paths are cool, but so are branching boss defeats.
I like the idea that depending on how you kill the bosses, you arent just advancing forward in your own goals but actively hindering your event in future levels.
Like this is the fuel depot for the entire Venomian fleet? Maybe for the rest of the game after this, the makeup of Andross' army changes to reflect this loss of resources. Faster enemies become rarer, but a greater number of slow, hard-hitting enemies show up.
Your actions wouldnt just determine the direction you take in your assault, but also WHAT will be thrown at you later.
So like in Sector X, you go up against those Gundam-wannabe mechs. They show up in other levels too, but perhaps defeating the general in a particular way would have him crashing into the command ship, and this removes all mechs from other levels.
In the asteroid belt we see secret blue warp gates which can teleport Starfox team to other planets entirely.
Maybe by taking/not taking the path -- and subsequently, whether you kill the asteroid boss or not, the Venomian army can catch wise as to the portals existence -- if you don't kill the bosses on a specific path because you're warping, they can go on to send their own enemies through to later levels.
The coolest reason why I love this stage: The boss battle has a way to end the punk in a glorious explosion. Flip all switches in the area and the train tracks changes course, and sends him crashing into the factory with all the ammo and fuel stored there. The idiot was running his mouth while he was far from controlling the train. So he literally is on the collision course straight to H-word. Best thing I've seen in the Star Fox series.
If the Engineer was a Star Fox Pilot and was about to fly into something:
Peppy: Use the brake!
Engineer: I can’t STOP IT!
Funny enough at some point wolf was voiced by the same guy who did engineer.
Awesome, that he took out almost every section of the train and most of the other enemies, including the front by changing the track to the fuel bunker. Funny seeing this is between Falco and Katt, where she unexpectedly comes.
The explosions are pretty tame on this remaster but otherwise I do rather like it!
😱No hit the brakes! I can't STOP IIIIIIIIIIITTTTTT!
At the start of the mission, has anyone tried to blow up the boulder cars BEFORE they block your way?
I always do that, but I play on the N64 meaning it’s way easier to mash the A button like no tomorrow and after that my arm hurts for a minute. Star Fox 64 everybody
You can blow up those cars for 7 hits apiece. You have to be very quick to get all 3. It's not a bad strategy, but with charge shots, you can get more points from letting them get dumped onto the ground
Until recently seeing the train conductor's profile up close and in better definition, I always thought he was some sort of cyclops, but now I see he just has really tiny eyes xD
Who else thought that audio at the beginning says "report" not "good luck"?
Yes!
the explosion from the facility isnt big enough :(
No! Hit the breaks! I CAN'T STOP IIIIIIT!
Favorite voice actor in this game, lol.
4:42 NO! Hit the brakes!
4:48 I can't STOP IIIIIIIIIT! *Dies*
4:49 what you all came here for
What a cheat by General Pepper, the Supply Depot doesn't count towards your paycheck.
the voice of this character is amazing "step on the gas"
So many videos at one time? Wow!
These graphics with the original audio would be perfect
so is no one gonna talk about the landmaster design
It looks almost like the design from Assault! Very different from the N64 version!
NO hit the Brakes.
Mission 5 - Machbeth
Difficulty Level - Medium
Boss - Mechbeth
Hits - 150
I would like to have 14 medals I've have collected in Star Fox 64, and Sector Z is the only mission that I've did not get a medal yet, and it is the hardest then the other missions. In Sector Z, Falco mostly destroy at least one missile and Fox does not get any points to do so. At least I unlock the Landmaster Tank in the Battle Mode by getting a medal in Venom 2, via Area 6 as a high score of 227 (or 228) kill points and have Peppy, Slippy, and Falco survived on that level when I completed the game.
Omg same, a trick is to take the warp from Sector X so Katy does not bully you, also at the point the first missile comes in, DON’T save ur wingmen if they have someone on them, this stops them from being able to steel a missile kill.
Aahhh macbeth. My favourite and go to planet in starfox 64, and still do
I like the bosses voice better in the original, had more of an echo
Macbeth is the 7th planet of the lylat system
Can you name them all in order from first to last?
is it me or does it seem to be at a slower pace like they are all half asleep the 64 ver seemed fast paced
It's the same speed
The explosions aren’t as visible in this game
Why does Peppy fly upside down @ 1:23 ?
PaintGuru just showing off his amazing skills;)
Cause he's old.
The music Is so epic!!!
I HATE how I can only hear the gun shoots on the left. Is that an audio glitch
Katt rizzing Falco!
Where the HELL is that eighth switch!? I've been retrying this mission over and over again, and I only see it go up to 7!
If Falco isn't there, it's behind a few metal walls in the right, Smart Bomb them to have a clean shot.
Has anyone tried to destroy the boulder cars before they get tipped out?
You can do that but it's worth less on your score.
I think Mechbeth is the best boss in the star fox series
NO! Hit the brakes!!!
That explosion is nowhere near as epic as the one on the N64
And the train conductor is based on Mr . Macbeth from The HS Collection.
No Mr. Mechbeth is
BASED ON THE BOSS
I'm right because Mr Macbeth and Henry Stickman says I can't stop it and one of the routes
@@jamesstewart9232 that’s what I said, are you dumb?
@@MarsTheFourthPlanet no
Nice shooting
In the old version, is more brutal the explosion
Riiiight? The slow down made the 64s explosions more devestating
@@teeman9266hit +50
Framerate -50
Explosions are WEAK
Yeah it's rather odd how the explosions have more "oomph" in the original.
It would be nice to have the option to keep these new graphics but have the old sound effects, voices, and soundtrack. Its most likely the nostalgic effect but the original sounds much better. The radio sound effect sounds like an ear-rape and the boss sounds less Bill Cosby (lol). And how did they end up ruining the boss music?
The issue with the voices is the new extra voice lines and the lines mentioning the Z button
these two missions score the highest besides the toxic ocean level
God-dang it. I honestly HATED Macbeth, but I enjoyed chasing down the train. I always seemed to die AT THE BOSS with those stupid switches. That butterfly-like mechanical insect tracked me down and I kept dying each and every time. But I was SOOOOOOOOOO satisfied when I made the train crash into the depot on my second run!
This remember me Beirut explosion
Eh...it just doesn't seem as satisfying as in the original.
I think all it’s missing is the big spherical explosion from the N64 version. That would make it ever so perfect.
@@dogscratch Same.
4:49 henry stickman
Is this a remaster?
I think he sits on the toilet to destroy the team.
Question... Is this for 3DS?
If no, then why is the remake called like that?
What a nightmare
That ending is way less satisfying than the original but still decent
ALL ABORD THE FOREVER TRAIN TO HELL!!!
I like how Macbeth is literally the moon
You mean the venom army supply base.
I live how the track switcher is ROCKET PROPELLED. Yes thats what we need, a uselessly bloated version of technology that already works today without being anymore optimized.
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Although I love to play SF franchise, I find a disappointment the N64 soundtrack. The SNES Star Fox soundtrack is way better and inspirational. Take for instance the SNES music for Macbeth. It is awesomely cool!! -> th-cam.com/video/l5KGCViaE_4/w-d-xo.html, way better than the forgettable N64 version.
Machbeth (venom army supply base).
inspiration: mercury.
world: tech world🌐.
element: technology⚙️.
type: bio-technology.
terrain: factory🏭.
resident: venomian army, venomian train engineers🚂.
rarity: rare.
world: world🌐.
color: gray.