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| rdfs:comment | - Here are topics for the remotes with the JP1 interface.
* URC 8910
* URC 9910
- Remote is a monster who appears in X.
- Remote refers to
- This is a page dedicated to...
- Remote is published by TokyoPop. Current price is $9.99 per volume.
- A simple combustion jutsu which was developed to allow for greater control of the combustion element it allows the user to form an additional hand seal which will set off the charge of combustion chakra.
- The Remote is the final boss from Punch Time Explosion and Punch Time Explosion XL.
- thumb|200px|Remote konseptikuva Remote oli pieni droidi joka omisti leikkaavan laserin, jonka Bao-Dur asensi häneen.
- In Gex, each remote has a design that relates to the world it belongs to. There are level remotes and world remotes. World remotes are used to go to another map. The level remotes activate TVs on a map. In Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko, there is only one type of Remote. They are used to open up new levels. Gex can collect them by completing missions and by collecting 100 Fly Coins in a level. There is also a remote available for completing the training room.
- The stun blasters were different from one remote to another, and varied from light discharges which were merely sensed to full-intensity beams which could numb a limb for several minutes. The selected difficulty level determined the remote's firing rate, which could be set to speeds up to twice per second. The accuracy as also variable, but the advanced settings used very precise targeting for better practice dodging attacks. Remotes were rarely used offensively, however, Imperial cities were known to carry some to swarm and surprise enemies.
- A ten volume manga by Seimaru Amagi and Tetsuya Koshiba published by Tokyopop. Kurumi Ayaki is a young traffic cop who has just finished her last day on the job before she marries her hapless fiance Shingo. Or Not. Due to financial troubles Ayaki has to begging for her job back but the only role left open for her in the police is playing babysitter to "hermit on homicide", Inspector Himuro. Due to his troubled past, Himuro is unable to leave his house and Ayaki acts as his eyes and ears on the street while he uses his intellect and skills to guide her actions. They are aided by former sniper Bob and together the three of them solve the crimes that no one else can.
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- Champions of the Force
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- Champions of the Force
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| abstract | - Here are topics for the remotes with the JP1 interface.
* URC 8910
* URC 9910
- A ten volume manga by Seimaru Amagi and Tetsuya Koshiba published by Tokyopop. Kurumi Ayaki is a young traffic cop who has just finished her last day on the job before she marries her hapless fiance Shingo. Or Not. Due to financial troubles Ayaki has to begging for her job back but the only role left open for her in the police is playing babysitter to "hermit on homicide", Inspector Himuro. Due to his troubled past, Himuro is unable to leave his house and Ayaki acts as his eyes and ears on the street while he uses his intellect and skills to guide her actions. They are aided by former sniper Bob and together the three of them solve the crimes that no one else can. The manga also spawned a live action TV series in Japan.
- Remote is a monster who appears in X.
- Remote refers to
- This is a page dedicated to...
- Remote is published by TokyoPop. Current price is $9.99 per volume.
- A simple combustion jutsu which was developed to allow for greater control of the combustion element it allows the user to form an additional hand seal which will set off the charge of combustion chakra.
- The stun blasters were different from one remote to another, and varied from light discharges which were merely sensed to full-intensity beams which could numb a limb for several minutes. The selected difficulty level determined the remote's firing rate, which could be set to speeds up to twice per second. The accuracy as also variable, but the advanced settings used very precise targeting for better practice dodging attacks. For movement, the remote used a small repulsorlift generator which could achieve a top speed of twenty-five km/h. Eight maneuvering thrusters made the remote extremely nimble; combined with its fast acceleration and deceleration, this made for an unpredictable practice. Remotes were rarely used offensively, however, Imperial cities were known to carry some to swarm and surprise enemies.
- The Remote is the final boss from Punch Time Explosion and Punch Time Explosion XL.
- In Gex, each remote has a design that relates to the world it belongs to. There are level remotes and world remotes. World remotes are used to go to another map. The level remotes activate TVs on a map. In Gex: Enter the Gecko, there are three types of remotes: red, silver, and gold. Red Remotes are used to activate boss levels, open gates, and eventually activate Channel Z to fight Rez. Red Remotes are gained by completing missions. Silver Remotes are used to go to bonus levels. Each level has two Silver Remotes. One is hidden for you to find and the other is obtained by collecting enough collectables. Gold Remotes are used to go to secret levels. There are only two ways to get Gold Remotes. One way is by defeating a boss. The other way is by beating a bonus level. In Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko, there is only one type of Remote. They are used to open up new levels. Gex can collect them by completing missions and by collecting 100 Fly Coins in a level. There is also a remote available for completing the training room.
- thumb|200px|Remote konseptikuva Remote oli pieni droidi joka omisti leikkaavan laserin, jonka Bao-Dur asensi häneen.
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