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| - The Mechanic is the head of a stolen car ring. Don't call him "thief." Already having developed a considerable criminal reputation on his own, he becomes even more dangerous when he steals tools from the Autobot Ratchet. It is debatable how much this additional power helped him deal with a deep-seated phobia of law enforcement officials.
- A mechanic is a technician that uses tools to build or repair machinery, such as automobiles, aircraft and other vehicles or machines. When Marvin White and Wendy Harris were knocking on the door to Min & Max Trucking Co., Inc. and there was no answer, Wendy suggested that the mechanic may be "in the grease pit or something."
- The Mechanic made a comment about Emil Gutierrez having hired Keiko Arahida as a masseuse. Emil told the Mechanic and everyone else in the shop that Keiko was a member of the family.
- The Mechanic is an NPC that sells items such as wrenches, wire cutters, levers, etc. One can find a bound mechanic in the Dungeon after defeating Skeletron. Right clicking on the mechanic will unbind her, and after that point it will be possible for the new NPC to move into a house. This works the same for the Wizard, the Goblin Tinkerer and the Angler.
- A mechanic is a person who uses tools to maintain, repair and build machinery.
- Never seen member of Cheeky's Supporting Cast.
- This mechanic appears in Episode 2.3.
- A Mechanic is a minifigure introduced for the City theme, in various subthemes being Construction and Coast Guard. He has appeared in many forms.
- The Mechanic is a supporting character in Grand Theft Auto Online. The mechanic repairs the online player's vehicles and delivers the vehicles to them when requested.
- The Mechanic is a fictional character in the Wild Cards series of books.
- Mechanics are one of the types of staff seen in all games.
- Mechanic: Know how to maintain and repair Florida's few remaining mechanical relics. Without the proper tools, this skill isn't good for much.
- In World of Warcraft, a mechanic can mean a couple of things: 1.
* Short for "Game Mechanic". A way that a computer game simulates virtual world conditions, such as combat, consciousness, health, magic and movement. See Formulas and Game Mechanics. 2.
* A mode of interaction for your character in game. See Mechanic as Mode below.
- A mechanic is someone who maintains and repairs mechanical technology. Most Federation starships contain mechanics to maintain the ships mechanical operations. Quark, acting as a promoter, referred to Miles O'Brien as "The Mechanic" prior to his racquetball match against Julian Bashir in 2370. (DS9: "Rivals") This article or section is incomplete This page is marked as lacking essential detail, and needs attention. Information regarding expansion requirements may be found on the article's talk page. Feel free to [ edit] this page to assist with this expansion.
- < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Mechanic]] mechanike (“‘mechanic art’”) < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Mechanic]] mecanique < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Mechanic]] mechanicus (“‘of or belonging to machines or mechanics, inventive’”) < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Mechanic]] μηχανικός (“‘pertaining to machines or contrivance, mechanic, ingenious, inventive’”) < μηχανή (“‘a machine, contrivance’”); see machine.
- Mechanic is a new skill added in C2 Version 18. They are able to sell repairs, repaints and vehicle mods to players anywhere, essentially functioning as a mobile Transfender. They can also sell ACME instafixes, vehicle repair kits, vehicle free credits, police and driver upgrades and even some weapons such a shotgun and desert eagle. Due to abuse mechanics cannot repair other players vehicles instantly and cannot repair other players vehicles while on top of them.
- This Mechanic worked at California Charlie's used car lot. When Marion Crane was rushing off in her new car she nearly forgot her luggage. This Mechanic brought it to her.
- Mechanic is a Rare variant of the Engineer in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare and Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2.
- Mechanic is a man who appeared in The Inside Man (episode).
- The Mechanic was seen in Picking Up Margaret. The mechanic works in an auto-body shop. He also had Benson's car in the shop for "detailing". When the Wickets came in and got mad at Mordecai for using a cell phone, he went into his office, and came out with a flamethrower.
- The Mechanic' can repair nearby Vehicles, much like a medic can heal nearby Infantry. When an injured vehicle is nearby, the mechanic will automatically heal it. A mechanic can revive a killed vehicle by entering its Husk at the cost of losing its life. A revived vehicle will have low health. Note that not all vehicles leave husks, so not all vehicles can be revived by a mechanic. The mechanic is not to be confused with the Engineer.
- The Mechanic is a unique class that creates machines (called Inventions) to aid it and its team. It uses Wrenches to make these and can even improve its functions. As such it is a hybrid (although indirect) class.
- Mechanics are important members to a circle, they wear green robes. A Mechanics position is to provide strength and skill to the circles activities. Because of this those with the Alton donas make good mechanics. Those with high psychokinetic ability make good mechanics.
- Mechanic is an Occupation normally listed under Other Crew. If the credits directly indicate it, then it might also be listed under Art Department, Special Effects or Stunts.
- Mechanic is one of the 10 production subclasses in Elder Tale.
- The Mechanic kit is a playable kit featured in Battlefield Hardline. It fulfills the role of the Engineer class from previous installments, charged with the upkeep of vehicles. Unlike most other Battlefield games, however, it does not have access to AT-launchers such as the RPG-7V2 and FIM-92 Stinger, with its Anti-Tank influence limited to grenade launchers. Also, due to the game's smaller emphasis on vehicles, the kit has been given exclusive access to numerous gadgets that were previously only available to other classes such as the Satellite Phone or Armored Insert.
- Mechanics are a Pirate class which uses Guns for weapons. Despite using Guns, none of their attacks use up bullets. Mechanics have fast-paced combat advantages, with 2 modes: Humanoid Mech, which serves to fight multiple monsters at a time, and Tank Mech, which serves to fight monsters one-on-one. Mechanics receive Homing Beacon, which fires missiles at monsters and can be used while performing other attacks. The number of missiles fired depends on which mode you are in; if you are on the Humanoid Mech, it will fire only one missile at a time at monsters, and if you are on the Tank Mech, it will fire 9 missiles at monsters. They also have multiple minion robots, most of which help to attack, as well as Support Unit: H-EX, which can reduce the defense of monsters on the map as well as heal
- No longer content with forging standard weapons, the Whitesmiths once again seek a way to expand their skills. Their quest for fame and fortune has lead them to Juno, and through research of the ancient Juperos civilization they discover a bold new technology - a fusion of magic and machine. Armed with this new knowledge, those elite Whitesmiths become Mechanics.
- A way in which your game character interacts with the rest of the game world. Most of the time the game's normal mechanic is in effect, but there are buffs and debuffs that can change your mechanic. Debuffs that impose mechanic-altering effects come in all dispel types, and some have no dispel type at all, meaning that they either must run their course and expire over time or have a specific way in which they can be removed.
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