DDN 007 Memory Man

A therapist robot able to erase negative memories from his patients and himself. His combat abilities include conjuring beams of data that do... stuff, and making his opponent forgot how to jump or attack.
"Enter the Memorix!"
Good point:
Bad point: Broody
Likes: Cookies
Dislikes: Internet
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Concept of Binary Bolt when it was his only confirmed weapon:
Converts the enemy's current HP to binary form. For each 1 deals one point of damage, for 0 returns one point of weapon energy. Maximum value for bosses and minibosses is 4, meaning that Binary Bold would deal one point of damage and return three points of weapon energy, the only exception being Reverse Man, who takes quadruple damage. Costs three points weapon energy to use.
Scrapped because it requires basic knowledge of binary number in a non-educational game, which is why I don't like Cipher Man as a concept. But maybe someday, I'll make it a thing, with swapping the functions of 0 and 1.  
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I'm just going to write his origin because he has the most complex one. Actually not, but it's really funny.
Some day, when thinking of ideas for new robot masters, I decided to open the english-polish dictionary and point at random word at random page. I got disk, as in floppy disk. The design was obvious on this one. I liked the result. But one letter doesn't save him from being a Disc Man, which is a rather common name for a robot master, so I changed it into Memory and gave him flash drive buster. That also makes the mater with the least redesigns, at one (Might post the first design very soon (If you ask kindly hehe :3)). I also think he is the most legit-looking out of all my masters.
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Submitting on Friday instead of Sunday and it fells so much different. Anyways, I might have problems when it comes to drawing the net one, as olive markers and fineliners aren't too common and paying an equivalent of over 8 bucks for the one that I'd probably use only to draw him (which sadly doesn't happen too common) doesn't seem good to me.