
Play Robopon: Sun Version Online
Game Info
- Platform
- Game Boy Color
- Genres
- Role-Playing
- Player Perspective
- Top-down
- Developers
- Hudson Soft
- Publishers
- Atlus · Hudson Soft
- Release date
- December 4, 1998
Summary
Robopon: Sun Version lets you inherit a struggling Robopon Dispatching Company and turn it into a global powerhouse by catching and training over 150 robotic creatures. Each Robopon can be equipped with interchangeable parts—like an Armgun or a Punch—and layered with software that determines its attack set, so you can create combos such as Thunderpunch or the mixed‑element Zapp!!.
The cartridge’s infrared panel, dubbed the GB Kiss, lets you point a TV‑style remote at the game to boost stats, unlock chests, or trigger other hidden effects, while an internal clock cues time‑sensitive events that keep the world feeling alive.
In the North American release, only the Sun version made it stateside, meaning a handful of the original 153 species remain exclusive to the unreleased Star version, but the core roster still offers a solid mix of Arm (high offense), Move (speedy), and Boot (well‑rounded) classifications. Boot Robopon are fixed‑format and can’t be re‑parted, adding a strategic layer to team building.
All of this combines into a Pokémon‑style adventure that feels fresh thanks to its hardware‑driven customization and the quirky remote‑control mechanic.
Storyline
In Robopon: Sun Version (often just called Robopon Sun), you play as a youngster named Cody who inherits his grandfather’s Robopon Dispatching Company as the elder retires. The game sends Cody across Porombo Island, where his job is to locate and capture a variety of Robopon. While exploring, Cody repeatedly challenges the island’s elite group known as the “Legend 7,” the top‑ranked Robopon collectors. Defeating a member of the Legend 7 lets Cody claim that trainer’s spot in the ranking hierarchy. As each rank is taken, Cody climbs the leaderboard, aiming to become the ultimate collector on Porombo Island.
Edited by Maya Carter
Multiplayer
- Game modes
- Single
External Links
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