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{{About|the Rock | {{About|the Rock Raider vehicle|the LEGO set featuring it|4920 Rapid Rider}} | ||
[[Image:Rapid Rider manual.png|250px|thumb|Official artwork of the Rapid Rider]] | [[Image:Rapid Rider manual.png|250px|thumb|Official artwork of the Rapid Rider]] | ||
Rapid | The '''Rapid Rider''', also called the '''Cat''', is an aquatic [[Rock Raider vehicles|vehicle]] from the [[LEGO Rock Raiders]] theme. It resembles a small [[Wikipedia:Catamaran|catamaran]] propelled by two small jet engines, and is used for water-based reconnaissance. It has a small cargo hold for transporting [[building materials|material]] across underground lakes and rivers, two clamps to attach [[Rock Raider tools|tools]] to, and two powerful spotlights for lighting up the caverns it sails through. The Rapid Rider is featured in the LEGO set [[4920 Rapid Rider]], along with [[Bandit]] and a boulder. Rapid Riders can be used in the tie-in video game [[LEGO Rock Raiders (video game)|''LEGO Rock Raiders'']]. | ||
==In ''LEGO Rock Raiders'' for Windows== | ==In ''LEGO Rock Raiders'' for Windows== | ||
In the Windows version of ''LEGO Rock Raiders'', the Rapid Rider is classified as a [[ | In the Windows version of ''LEGO Rock Raiders'', the Rapid Rider is classified as a [[small vehicle]], and requires two [[energy crystal]]s for power. A [[Rock Raider]] must be trained as a sailor to use a Rapid Rider. | ||
The Rapid Rider is one of only two vehicles that can teleport at the [[Docks]], the other being the [[Cargo Carrier]]. It can only travel across [[Surface types#Water|water]], and it moves at a rather brisk 2 blocks per second. If a Rock Raider is carrying an | The Rapid Rider is one of only two vehicles that can teleport at the [[Docks]], the other being the [[Cargo Carrier]]; it is also the only vehicle that does not require the [[Support Station]] to teleport. It can only travel across [[Surface types#Water|water]], and it moves at a rather brisk 2 blocks per second. If a Rock Raider is ordered to board a Rapid Rider while carrying an energy crystal or piece of ore, it will be automatically placed in the vehicle's small cargo hold. When the Rock Raider gets out of the Rapid Rider, the carried object will be removed from its cargo hold. | ||
===Dependency=== | ===Dependency=== | ||
[[Image:Docks and | [[Image:Docks and Rapid Rider.png|250px|thumb|A Rapid Rider moored at the Docks]] | ||
The Rapid Rider costs | |||
*[[Rock Raider]] | The Rapid Rider costs two energy crystals and requires the following for teleportation: | ||
*[[Tool Store] | * [[Rock Raider]] | ||
*[[Teleport Pad] | * Level 1 [[Tool Store]] | ||
*[[Power Station]] | * Level 1 [[Teleport Pad]] | ||
*[[Docks]] | * [[Power Station]] | ||
* [[Docks]] | |||
Upon telelporting down a Rapid Rider for the first time, the help window will display this message: | Upon telelporting down a Rapid Rider for the first time, the help window will display this message: | ||
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===Upgrades=== | ===Upgrades=== | ||
The Rapid Rider | The Rapid Rider cannot actually be upgraded, as it is unable to cross land to reach an [[Upgrade Station]]. However, evidence of plans for upgrades can be found in the manual and code. The manual lists three upgrades available for the Rapid Rider: | ||
*'''Engine:''' | *'''Carry capability:''' Supposedly costs five pieces of ore. No actual code exists to support this claim. | ||
*'''Scanner:''' | *'''Engine:''' Supposedly costs ten pieces of [[ore]]. The [[Lego.cfg]] code for the Rapid Rider gives it three engine levels, increasing the speed from 2 blocks per second to 3 blocks per second with the first upgrade, and from 3 to 4 with the second. | ||
*'''Scanner:''' Supposedly costs five pieces of ore. No actual code exists to support this claim. | |||
As all three of these upgrades cost the same as the upgrades for the [[Small Transport Truck]], they were likely copied from its description | As all three of these upgrades cost the same as the upgrades for the [[Small Transport Truck]], they were likely copied from its description by accident. | ||
=== | ===In-game appearances=== | ||
* In [[4. Moving Rock Raider Vehicles]], a Rapid Rider serves as the second vehicle that the player must train a Rock Raider to use and navigate across the | * In [[4. Moving Rock Raider Vehicles]], a Rapid Rider serves as the second vehicle that the player must train a Rock Raider to use and navigate across the map. | ||
==In ''LEGO Rock Raiders'' for PlayStation== | ==In ''LEGO Rock Raiders'' for PlayStation== | ||
[[File: | [[File:Rapid Rider PlayStation.PNG|thumb|250px|The PlayStation version of the Rapid Rider]] | ||
The Rapid Rider is used in several | |||
The Rapid Rider is used in several missionsin the PlayStation version of ''LEGO Rock Raiders''. It is the only aquatic vehicle in the game, and the only vehicle that can cross water besides the [[Tunnel Scout]], the [[Tunnel Transport]], and the [[Floating Platform]]. It can always be found resting at the shore of an underground lakes and rivers, and cannot ever be teleported down. [[Bandit]] can drive the Rapid Rider slightly faster than the other Rock Raiders, making him ideal for missions where it is the primary vehicle. However, it mostly finds its use in missions with a single large body of water; missions with multiple bodies that need to be crossed will usually use the Tunnel Scout instead. | |||
==In other media== | ==In other media== | ||
[[File:Bandit Ice Monster RFS.png|thumb|250px|An Ice Monster attacking Bandit's Rapid Rider]] | [[File:Bandit Ice Monster RFS.png|thumb|250px|An Ice Monster attacking Bandit's Rapid Rider]] | ||
The Rapid Rider appears in all three [[Rock Raiders#Books and comics|Rock Raiders books]], where it is always | |||
The Rapid Rider appears in all three [[Rock Raiders#Books and comics|Rock Raiders books]], where it is always sailed by Bandit, who sails it into a frozen cavern containing [[ice monster]]s. In ''[[Rock Raiders: An Interactive Puzzle Storybook]]'', Bandit has to sail through icy rapids (which serve as a maze puzzle for the reader) to escape an ice monster throwing icicles. In ''[[Race for Survival]]'', an ice monster actually destroys the Rapid Rider, and Bandit must use its pieces to escape to the surface before a volcano erupts. In ''[[Rock Raiders: High Adventure Deep Underground]]'', Bandit is attacked by multiple ice monsters, who eat the energy crystals out of the Rapid Rider and destroy it, before [[Jet]] and [[Axle]] arrive to rescue him. | |||
The Rapid Rider also appears in the [[Rock Raiders mini comic books|mini comic books]] for the sets 4920 Rapid Rider and [[4990 Rock Raiders HQ]], as well as the [[The Crystal Exchange|online interactive adaption]] of the former. | The Rapid Rider also appears in the [[Rock Raiders mini comic books|mini comic books]] for the sets 4920 Rapid Rider and [[4990 Rock Raiders HQ]], as well as the [[The Crystal Exchange|online interactive adaption]] of the former. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Rapid Rider PlayStation travelling.png|Bandit sailing the Rapid Rider in ''LEGO Rock Raiders'' for PlayStation | |||
Bandit Ice Monster RRAIPS.png|An | Bandit Ice Monster RRAIPS.png|An ice monster attacking Bandit's Rapid Rider in ''Rock Raiders: An Interactive Puzzle Storybook'' | ||
Bandit Ice Monster HADU.png| | Bandit Ice Monster HADU.png|Numerous ice monsters freezing Bandit's Rapid Rider in ''Rock Raiders: High Adventure Deep Underground'' | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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|fr=Transport de minerai | |fr=Transport de minerai | ||
|he=רכב ימי | |he=רכב ימי | ||
|heR=Rekhev Ymey | |||
|it=Rock’maran | |it=Rock’maran | ||
|ja=ラピッドライダー | |ja=ラピッドライダー | ||
|jaR=Rapiddo raidā | |||
|ko=고속<!---->정찰선 | |||
|koR=Gosog jeongchalseon | |||
|no=Steinknuser | |no=Steinknuser | ||
|pl= Łódź podziemna (''set'')<br>Wodolot (''video game'') | |pl= Łódź podziemna (''set'')<br>Wodolot (''video game'') | ||
|ru=Катер | |ru=Катер | ||
|ruR=Kater | |||
|es=Lancha rápida | |es=Lancha rápida | ||
|footnote=Danish, German, and Swedish releases left this vehicle's name unchanged}} | |footnote=Danish, German, and Swedish releases left this vehicle's name unchanged}} | ||
{{Langmiss|Portuguese}} | |||
[[Category:Rock | [[Category:Rock Raider vehicles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:34, 19 April 2018
- This article is about the Rock Raider vehicle. For the LEGO set featuring it, see 4920 Rapid Rider.
The Rapid Rider, also called the Cat, is an aquatic vehicle from the LEGO Rock Raiders theme. It resembles a small catamaran propelled by two small jet engines, and is used for water-based reconnaissance. It has a small cargo hold for transporting material across underground lakes and rivers, two clamps to attach tools to, and two powerful spotlights for lighting up the caverns it sails through. The Rapid Rider is featured in the LEGO set 4920 Rapid Rider, along with Bandit and a boulder. Rapid Riders can be used in the tie-in video game LEGO Rock Raiders.
In LEGO Rock Raiders for Windows
In the Windows version of LEGO Rock Raiders, the Rapid Rider is classified as a small vehicle, and requires two energy crystals for power. A Rock Raider must be trained as a sailor to use a Rapid Rider.
The Rapid Rider is one of only two vehicles that can teleport at the Docks, the other being the Cargo Carrier; it is also the only vehicle that does not require the Support Station to teleport. It can only travel across water, and it moves at a rather brisk 2 blocks per second. If a Rock Raider is ordered to board a Rapid Rider while carrying an energy crystal or piece of ore, it will be automatically placed in the vehicle's small cargo hold. When the Rock Raider gets out of the Rapid Rider, the carried object will be removed from its cargo hold.
Dependency
The Rapid Rider costs two energy crystals and requires the following for teleportation:
- Rock Raider
- Level 1 Tool Store
- Level 1 Teleport Pad
- Power Station
- Docks
Upon telelporting down a Rapid Rider for the first time, the help window will display this message:
You have just received your first water vehicle - the Rapid Rider. You can use it to get to places across water that you couldn't reach using land vehicles.
Upgrades
The Rapid Rider cannot actually be upgraded, as it is unable to cross land to reach an Upgrade Station. However, evidence of plans for upgrades can be found in the manual and code. The manual lists three upgrades available for the Rapid Rider:
- Carry capability: Supposedly costs five pieces of ore. No actual code exists to support this claim.
- Engine: Supposedly costs ten pieces of ore. The Lego.cfg code for the Rapid Rider gives it three engine levels, increasing the speed from 2 blocks per second to 3 blocks per second with the first upgrade, and from 3 to 4 with the second.
- Scanner: Supposedly costs five pieces of ore. No actual code exists to support this claim.
As all three of these upgrades cost the same as the upgrades for the Small Transport Truck, they were likely copied from its description by accident.
In-game appearances
- In 4. Moving Rock Raider Vehicles, a Rapid Rider serves as the second vehicle that the player must train a Rock Raider to use and navigate across the map.
In LEGO Rock Raiders for PlayStation
The Rapid Rider is used in several missionsin the PlayStation version of LEGO Rock Raiders. It is the only aquatic vehicle in the game, and the only vehicle that can cross water besides the Tunnel Scout, the Tunnel Transport, and the Floating Platform. It can always be found resting at the shore of an underground lakes and rivers, and cannot ever be teleported down. Bandit can drive the Rapid Rider slightly faster than the other Rock Raiders, making him ideal for missions where it is the primary vehicle. However, it mostly finds its use in missions with a single large body of water; missions with multiple bodies that need to be crossed will usually use the Tunnel Scout instead.
In other media
The Rapid Rider appears in all three Rock Raiders books, where it is always sailed by Bandit, who sails it into a frozen cavern containing ice monsters. In Rock Raiders: An Interactive Puzzle Storybook, Bandit has to sail through icy rapids (which serve as a maze puzzle for the reader) to escape an ice monster throwing icicles. In Race for Survival, an ice monster actually destroys the Rapid Rider, and Bandit must use its pieces to escape to the surface before a volcano erupts. In Rock Raiders: High Adventure Deep Underground, Bandit is attacked by multiple ice monsters, who eat the energy crystals out of the Rapid Rider and destroy it, before Jet and Axle arrive to rescue him.
The Rapid Rider also appears in the mini comic books for the sets 4920 Rapid Rider and 4990 Rock Raiders HQ, as well as the online interactive adaption of the former.
Gallery
Bandit sailing the Rapid Rider in LEGO Rock Raiders for PlayStation
An ice monster attacking Bandit's Rapid Rider in Rock Raiders: An Interactive Puzzle Storybook
Numerous ice monsters freezing Bandit's Rapid Rider in Rock Raiders: High Adventure Deep Underground
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Czech Čeština | Dravý jezdec | ||
| Dutch Nederlands | Rotsvoertuig | ||
| Finnish Suomi | Pikakiitäjä | ||
| French Français | Transport de minerai | ||
| Hebrew עִבְרִית Ivrit |
רכב ימי Rekhev Ymey |
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| Italian Italiano | Rock’maran | ||
| Japanese 日本語 Nihongo |
ラピッドライダー Rapiddo raidā |
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| Korean 한국어 Hangugeo |
고속정찰선 Gosog jeongchalseon |
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| Norwegian Norsk | Steinknuser | ||
| Polish Polski | Łódź podziemna (set) Wodolot (video game) |
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| Russian Русский Russkiy |
Катер Kater |
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| Spanish Español | Lancha rápida | ||
| Danish, German, and Swedish releases left this vehicle's name unchanged | |||
- The language table above is missing information for Portuguese.
