Rospark the Floroid

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Artwork from Mega Man ZX Advent.
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General information
Name(s):	Rospark the Floroid, Rospark the Floweroid
Type(s):	Boss
Lore Details
Appearances
Game(s):	Mega Man ZX Advent
Other Media:	None
Area(s)	Tower of Verdure
Game Info
Life Energy:	64
Damage:	3 (contact) Rose Stinger: 2 (normal) 3 (electrified) 3/5 (AOE) Rose Wire: 3 (normal) 3 (electrified) 5 (Giga Laser)
Weakness(es):	Ice-based attacks
Element(s):	Thunder
Reward(s):	A-Trans: Rospark the Floroid
Behind the Scenes
Inspiration(s):	Rose
Voice (JP):	Kunihiko Yasui
Voice (EN):	Tom Clark

Rospark the Floroid, known as Rospark the Floweroid (ローズパーク・ザ・フラワロイド) in Japan, is a boss from the ZX era, appearing as one of the Mission bosses in Mega Man ZX Advent. He is a rose-based Pseudoroid containing a fragment of Biometal Model W. He is a servant of Albert who nurtures the Model W core located in the Tower of Verdure.

In the Games

Mega Man ZX Advent

Sprites from
Mega Man ZX Advent.

Rospark the Floroid is one of the first three Pseudoroid bosses in Mega Man ZX Advent, created by Albert using a fragment of Model W. He is a limited warfare Reploid who specializes in long-range electric attacks.

Rospark lives at the top of the Tower of Verdure, using the overgrown structure to trap unwitting travelers and sacrifice their negative energies to a Model W core. When the Model A Mega Man gets locked in the tower themselves, they find Rospark terrorizing a Raider, before he turns his attention to them. He is weak to Ice attacks, and defeating him grants them his DNA data for A-Trans. Rospark later returns for the boss attack in Ouroboros.

When Model A copies him with A-Trans, Rospark appears in his bulb form by default. In this state, he moves very slowly and has limited attack range. If he can grab onto a wire or pole, however, Rospark enters his bloom form, which can move and attack much more efficiently.

Other Media

• In the Rockman ZX Advent manga, Rospark terrorizes a town from the Tower of Verdure above.

Official Data

Mega Man ZX Advent

Rospark is a lightweight Pseudoroid designed to fight effectively even on the most difficult terrain. He possesses vine-like Spike Manipulator attachments, which he uses to secure himself to any surface he finds when no footing is available.

Rockman ZX Series Official Blog

A lightweight Pseudoroid for limited warfare, made for combat on unstable footing. He is equipped with vine-like Spike Manipulators so that even if there is no footing, he can hang from cylindrical objects. He also specializes in long-range electricity attacks. When grounded, he enters a compact form and his Spike Manipulators retract, but since this is not his primary form, his combat power is drastically reduced. Due to the electromagnetic waves emitted from his high-voltage capacitor, his electronic brain is unstable, and he becomes abnormally excited when facing certain targets, especially men.[JP]

Database

	B18 Rospark
	This limited warfare Pseudoroid is equipped with vine-like tendrils called Spike Manipulators which he uses to attach himself to poles, etc. He specializes in long-range electroshock attacks.

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  Artwork from Mega Man ZX Advent.
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  Artwork from Mega Man ZX Advent.
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  Artwork from Mega Man ZX Advent.
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  Artwork from Mega Man ZX Advent.
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  Concept art for Mega Man ZX Advent.
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  Concept art for Mega Man ZX Advent.
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  Sprite from Mega Man ZX Advent.
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  Sprite from Mega Man ZX Advent.

Behind the Scenes

Nomenclature

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	Rospark the Floweroid (ローズパーク・ザ・フラワロイド)	Rospark is a portmanteau of "rose" and "spark".
English	Rospark the Floroid