#Megaman battle network 7 fan art series#

Rockman.EXE: Legend of Network (2006, Mobile Phone Game): Japan-exclusive.Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team DS (2005, Nintendo DS): Both an Updated Re-release and a Compilation Rerelease of the GBA versions.Mega Man Battle Network 5: Team Colonel and Team ProtoMan (2005, GBA).Rockman.EXE: Phantom of Network (2004, Mobile Phone Game): Japan-exclusive.Rockman.EXE 4.5: Real Operation (2004, GBA): Japan-exclusive.Mega Man Battle Network 4: Red Sun and Blue Moon (2004, GBA).Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge (2003, GBA/WonderSwan Color): The WSC port is Japan-exclusive.Mega Man Battle Network 3: White and Blue (2003, GBA).Mega Man Network Transmission (2003, Nintendo GameCube).Rockman.EXE WS (2003, WonderSwan Color).Rockman.EXE Operate Shooting Star (2009, Nintendo DS): The Japan-exclusive Updated Re-release/ crossover with Mega Man Star Force.Mega Man Battle Network (2001, Game Boy Advance).It also has more than one Spiritual Successor (to its gameplay) in One Step From Eden and EndCycle. The previously cut Boktai content also makes their official western debut, albeit without the 'Crossover Battles'. All included games are based on the original Japanese releases with the English script, multiplayer features like Chip Trading and NetBattling adapted to online play ( ironically for the first time officially) and various bugfixes. Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection contains each version of the main six GBA installments and notably brings them to non-Nintendo systems for the first time. Like Mega Man (Classic) and Mega Man X before it, Battle Network would receive a Compilation Rerelease, announced in 2022 with a release in 2023.

#Megaman battle network 7 fan art series#

It spawned a sequel series focusing on radio waves and set 200 years in the future, Mega Man Star Force. The series lasted for six main games with a few side games before ending, and is the second series in the Mega Man franchise to reach a proper conclusion. They can damage, heal, claim more territory for you, damage or remove enemy territory, summon assistants, and a host of other effects. When your meter fills up, you can select a certain number of battle chips to blast your enemies in real time while dodging their attacks. Combat is conducted on a six-by-three block grid, with MegaMan on the left and his enemies on the right. It's complicated in theory, yet simple in practice. The series is best known for its unique battle system. Lan can help MegaMan out by giving advice and plugging in 'Battle Chips' that grant MegaMan special powers in battle, but he is more or less isolated from the action - unless the part of the Internet that is being affected controls the environment he is currently in, like a runaway train, a cruise ship, the oven of his house, etc. The real world and the Internet are separated from each other. Lan and MegaMan, naturally, have to face these forces off. Viruses are monsters that must be destroyed, and hackers are able to control all of the things mentioned above that the Internet is connected to - even the Mafia is Internet-based. Since power in this universe is through the Internet, public enemies are those who would conquer or destroy it.

The stars of the series are the initially 10-year-old Lan Hikari and his NetNavi partner, MegaMan.EXE. So they've created helper Artificial Intelligences, called Network Navigators ('NetNavis' or 'Navis' for short). The programming required to run society has gotten so complicated that humans cannot comprehend it by themselves.

Everything - cars, refrigerators, toilets, schools, the weather - literally Everything Is Online. Set 20 Minutes into the Future relative to the early 2000s, everything is completely run by the Internet and life is more-or-less peaceful. Mega Man Battle Network (Rockman.EXE) is a Spin-Off/reimagining of the Mega Man series.

Light went into computer networking instead of robotics?