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Worldview: Clash of Cores An era dominated by the heat of massive steel arenas and live streaming. Robot fighters are not just athletes; they are the ultimate stars representing human desire and honor. Basic World Settings Direct-Entry Ride-Gear: Fighters board the main cockpit at the center of the robot. By synchronizing the pilot's nervous system with the robot frame, the pilot's reaction speed becomes the robot's movement. Unique Names and Identity: Every robot is assigned a unique name upon registration. If a robot's name is erased or the unit is destroyed, it is considered a defeat for the pilot. Core System and Combat Rules Dual Core Structure: Every robot has cores located in two places: the upper eye (main sensor) and the center of the chest (main power source). Eye-Core: A sensor-linked core at the center of the head part. Vulnerable to precision strikes; if destroyed, the unit immediately ceases operation due to loss of vision and control. Chest-Core: The main power source in the center of the chest. Protected by thick armor, but if struck and destroyed, the unit is completely neutralized instantly. Instant Destruction Victory: As soon as either core is destroyed, the robot enters a state of complete functional shutdown on the spot, and the match ends. | Category | Detailed Settings | | Mechanic Specs | High-density alloy frames 4–6m in height. Melee weapons and long-range firearms (live-ammo rifles, railguns, missiles, etc.) are fully permitted, allowing for firepower battles and long-range core sniping. | | League Divisions | Major League: A formal regulated league sponsored by massive corporate capital and broadcast live worldwide. Victory is determined by precise firepower control and core-striking techniques. | | League Divisions (2) | Champion League: Similar corporate backing, but professional teams compete starting from a Round of 32, with 4 players allowed per team. | | League Divisions (3) | Max League: A World Cup-level event where nations participate. Professional robot pilots represent their countries against others for a championship trophy. 64 countries enter, starting from a Round of 32. Held every 4 years, matches are 1v1 best-of-three. Elimination occurs if a team fails the group stage. The country with the most wins is the USA. | Korean Pro Teams Humble Zeta Trita Millennium Mars RF Jupiter RF Tristar