Aviator

Aviator
アヴィエイター Avu~ieitā

Model Number	Mighty No. 6
Nickname	Avi
• Characteristics•
Race	Robot
Gender	♂ Male
Eyes	Yellow
• Technical data•
Height	220 cm
Weight	150 kg
Xel	30,000,000
HP	100 Units
Abilities	Flight Wind Generation
Weakness	ReXelection/Variation Code: Countershade (MN9) "Analyzer" Element (MGB)
• Personal information•
Status	Active
Affiliation	SANDA Technologies
Family	Dr. White - Creator Mighty Numbers - Siblings
• Appearances•
Games	Mighty No. 9
• Voice actors•
Japanese	Shoutaro Morikubo (credited as Showtaro Morikubo)
English	Mick Wingert
French	Benoît Du Pac
Template

"Highly mobile robot proficient in reconnaissance and mid-air combat. Processes unique deformation mechanisms, and demonstrates superior adaptability both on the ground and in the air."
- Stage Select Description

Mighty No. 6, Aviator, is the sixth robot in Dr. White's Mighty Robot line. You get the Set Up🌀 ability from him (Or the Homing Lunge if playing in the Ray DLC)

AppearanceEdit

Aviator has a blue jet torso with yellow markings, a gray propeller on his head (which can move to his back) and the number "06" written behind his nose in white and in the same font as Cryosphere, Battalion and Brandish. His legs and arms are also blue with yellow, connected by gray parts. His shins also carry orange rockets to fire. Aviator is 220cm/7ft 3 inches tall, and weighs 150kg/331lb.

StoryEdit

Aviator was one of the eight Mighty Numbers who went berserk due to the virus. He took over the Radio Tower, appearing multiple times throughout the stage to give a news report or to taunt Beck.

If Avi is defeated, he will appear in the Oil Platform stage, guiding Beck to Pyrogen and knocking down pillars that would otherwise impede him.

Avi will appear in the Prison stage to inform Dr. Sanda and Call of the guard robot K9. He also appears in the Robot Factory stage, but leaves early on.

Avi also appears in the Battle Colosseum stage to drop off Beck.

PersonalityEdit

Aviator is a fast-moving and fast-talking robot who becomes a showboater in front of the camera. He adopts the persona of a news anchor as Beck climbs the Radio Tower, reporting on his progress and giving him advance notice of weather hazards, enemies, and his attacks during their battle. He also references the "republic" he wants to create, suggesting that he values equality (or at least fair representation) of all kinds of robots. He has an informal way of speaking and often calls Beck nicknames such as "Beckels," "Tyrannosaurus Becks," "Rud-Beck-a," and "Beckropolis" after being restored to his senses.

AbilitiesEdit

Aviator can fly using his propeller and can drop the bombs on his legs. He can also use the Vulcans under his arms and he can use a flying camera to damage Beck.

In Mighty Gunvolt Burst he will shoot small projectiles at low and medium height, he will rise up to the sky at very high speed and descend and quickly going up again in a "V" formation. Eventually he will make appear his flying camera and use it as a shield. When his health is low, he will use the camera to record his and the player's movements, then he will replay the recording creating both a fake Aviator and a fake player to create confusion. If the player attacks to their fake copy they will get damage.

TriviaEdit

He might be based on Gyro Man from the Mega Man series due to his helicopter design, though he bears a greater resemblance to his NetNavi counterpart, GyroMan.EXE, as both can transform into an actual unmanned helicopter.
Avi is the most reoccurring Mighty No. to appear in the game, as he shows up in the opening stage, Pyro's if defeated, the prison level, the factory level, and the coliseum level.
Avi's Japanese VA, Shōtaro Morikubo, is also known as the vocalist of "Monkey" and "The Answer" (the theme songs of Mega Man X5 and Mega Man X6, respectively). He's also the VA of Mega Man X and Dynamo in Mega Man X5 and Mega Man X6.
On the Prison level, the advice he gives to Call to defeat the boss is a reference to a "Genji: Days of the Blade" quote on the Sony E3 2006 conference. ^[1]