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| + | |image = Nano-pak render.png |
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| + | |icon = [[File:Nano-pak icon.png|50px|Icon from ''Up Your Arsenal'']] |
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| + | |type = Belt attached |
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| + | |function = Stores [[nanotech]] |
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| + | |obtained = [[Crash site]], [[Zeldrin]] |
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| + | The '''Nano-pak''' is an optional item in ''[[Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal|Up Your Arsenal]]''. It stores surplus [[nanotech]] orbs and automatically releases them to [[Ratchet]] when his nanotech level drops below 20%, partially refilling his health. The Nano-pak can only store up to two orbs, and requires it to be refilled if they are used. It is obtained in part of the [[crash site]] of the ''[[Leviathan (ship)|Leviathan]]'' on planet [[Zeldrin]], by using the [[Hypershot]] to grapple onto a [[versa-target]], prior to taking the lift platform, and using the gadget to reach a lone platform in part of the remains of the ship's fuselage. |
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Revision as of 20:31, 17 November 2019
Template:Appearances The Nano-pak is an optional item in Up Your Arsenal. It stores surplus nanotech orbs and automatically releases them to Ratchet when his nanotech level drops below 20%, partially refilling his health. The Nano-pak can only store up to two orbs, and requires it to be refilled if they are used. It is obtained in part of the crash site of the Leviathan on planet Zeldrin, by using the Hypershot to grapple onto a versa-target, prior to taking the lift platform, and using the gadget to reach a lone platform in part of the remains of the ship's fuselage.