Mega Man Battle Network/Characters

This character sheet is for the Mega Man Battle Network (also known as Rockman EXE) game franchise and the Mega Man NT Warrior anime by extension. For the most part, this page is still under construction.

See the Mega Man character page for links to other Rockman/Mega Man series' character pages.

Character names are given English version first, with Japanese version in parentheses.

MegaMan.EXE (Rockman.EXE)
"Voiced by Akiko Kimura (JP), Andrew Francis (EN)"

The title character and Lan's Navi. In the games, he is In the anime, he possesses one of the three Ultimate Programs.


 * Arm Cannon: And again
 * Badass
 * Badass Abnormal: Through the use of the ability "Full Synchro", he and Lan can combine their power to make him vastly more powerful than the average Navi in the first three games storywise, and the ability finally becomes a recurring gameplay element in the last three games of the main series.
 * Badass Long Hair: As Proto Soul
 * Took a Level In Badass: Throughout the games, he does a subtly increasing version. In game two, he acquires the ability to change his attacks based on his battle performance, which sticks with him throughout the third game, where he also acquires a permanently equipped (though upgradable) charge attack. By games four and five he can use Soul Unison and gains gameplay use of Full Synchro, and by the final game he drops Soul Unison for the even easier to utilize Cross Fusion system.
 * Berserk Button: In volume 8 of the Manga, Mega Man.EXE kills Shade Man.EXE by ripping the evil vampire navi to shreds for threatening to kill Lan. Of course, that was the Darkloids' plan all along (to make him angry).
 * Brain Uploading
 * Character Title: The Japanese title of the anime is simply titled Rockman.EXE. The games in Japan are Battle Network Rockman.EXE for the first three, and simply Rockman.EXE for the latter three.
 * Chest Insignia: The stylized red H against a black background representing the Hikari family and an apparent love for soccer.
 * Word of God says that it's not an H, but rather an abstract symbol whose equal portions are meant to represent . That said, it actually evolved from an earlier design that was an H.
 * Enemy Without: Started with MegaMan DS in the fourth game.
 * Expy: To the original Mega Man
 * The Hero
 * Holding Your Shoulder Means Injury: Done here, though it leads to something else.
 * Japanese Pronouns: "Boku"
 * Mega Manning: Unlike his namesake, he only got new abilities himself by defeating regular enemies or just buying battle chips for the first few games. Then came Style Change, Double Soul, and Cross.
 * Messianic Archetype: It helps that he and Net belong to the Net Saviors in Axess on.
 * One-Way Visor: Proto Soul has one, as does Search Soul, Gyro Soul, Knight Soul and Meddy Soul.
 * Player Character: For the internet world and in combat.
 * The Power of Friendship: The only reason why Mega Man is able to make use of his Soul and Cross transformations.
 * Punny Name
 * Japanese:
 * English:
 * Replacement Goldfish:
 * Sibling Yin-Yang: With Lan. Mega Man is polite, composed, and hardworking while Lan is loud outgoing, and kinda lazy.
 * Spell My Name with an "S":
 * Synchronization: In terms of game mechanics, Mega Man can achieve Full Synchro with Lan when he successfully counterattacks an enemy, causing the attack power of his next offensive battlechip to be doubled. In plot terms, this often grants him Cutscene Power to the Max.
 * Taken to the next level in the anime with Cross Fusion, which allows him to merge with Lan in order to fight enemies in the real world.
 * Super-Powered Evil Side: In the sixth game, resulting from sealing an Eldritch Abomination in his body. He also gains a variation of this in the fourth and fifth game.
 * Has shades of this in the manga as Saito (Hubstyle) Rockman. He goes Ax Crazy from the power until he learns to control it.
 * Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: In the anime, Mega Man has a fear of ghosts, since they can't be explained by science.
 * Super-Powered Evil Side: In the sixth game, resulting from sealing an Eldritch Abomination in his body. He also gains a variation of this in the fourth and fifth game.
 * Has shades of this in the manga as Saito (Hubstyle) Rockman. He goes Ax Crazy from the power until he learns to control it.
 * Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: In the anime, Mega Man has a fear of ghosts, since they can't be explained by science.
 * Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: In the anime, Mega Man has a fear of ghosts, since they can't be explained by science.

Lan Hikari (Netto Hikari)
"Voiced by Kumiko Higa (JP), Brad Swaile (EN)"

Mega Man's operator.


 * Badass: When he and Mega Man fuse together in the anime, he gets a lot of moments to be this, and in the games Lan shows an absurd amount of bravery that qualifies him for this at times.
 * Balloon Belly
 * Big Eater
 * Book Dumb: Heavily hinted to be Brilliant but Lazy.
 * Determinator:
 * Heavy Sleeper
 * Hot-Blooded: Moreso in the anime.
 * Idiot Hero
 * Kid Hero
 * Master of the Mixed Message
 * Not a Morning Person
 * Player Character: For the real world.
 * Punny Name
 * Japanese: Netto (熱斗) is a pun on "intaanetto" (インターネット), the Japanese name for the Internet (which itself often shortened to "netto").
 * English: Lan is a pun on the computer term LAN (Local Area Network).
 * Rollerblade Good: Not exactly the Badass kind though.
 * Sibling Yin-Yang: With Mega Man.
 * Spell My Name with an "S": "Net" for his Japanese name has made a few appearances.
 * Trademark Favorite Food: Curry, especially tonkatsu curry rice.
 * Trademark Favorite Food: Curry, especially tonkatsu curry rice.

Mayl Sakurai (Meiru Sakurai)
"Voiced by Kaori Mizuhashi (JP), Brittney Wilson (EN)"

Childhood friend of Lan. She lives next door for most of the series.

"Mayl: It'd be nice if he(Lan) just sent me a mail or something... But I don't really care or anything..."
 * Balloon Belly: Episode 54.
 * But Not Too Foreign: She's half-Netopian.
 * The Glomp: Has a habit of doing this to Lan in the openings of the anime since Axess. Not so much in the actual show itself, but it has happened.
 * Heroes Want Redheads
 * Patient Childhood Love Interest: Fills just about every detail right up until we get to the romance part. Then Jasmine comes into the picture, and Mayl kicks it up a notch.
 * Punny Name: Her name is a pun on "e-mail" in both Japanese and English.
 * Spell My Name with an "S": The English-dubbed anime calls her Maylu. "Mail" has also appeared on a few bits of Japanese media.
 * Tsundere: In the anime, a type-B.
 * Seems to be one in the games as well. On several occasions throughout he series, Mayl calls Lan a dummy, and on the ACDC Area BBS, she wrote:
 * Seems to be one in the games as well. On several occasions throughout he series, Mayl calls Lan a dummy, and on the ACDC Area BBS, she wrote:


 * Design notes in the recently translated Official Complete Works claim that Mayl was intended to be one of these in her original conception (and the concept art certainly is much less demure than her finished form), due to the creator's preference for them, though this was nixed due to the waning popularity of the Tsundere personality.
 * You Gotta Have Red-Pink Hair
 * You Gotta Have Red-Pink Hair

Roll.EXE
"''Voiced by Masako Jo (JP), Lenore Zann (EN)"

Operated by Mayl, and a very close friend to Mega Man by extension.


 * Chest Insignia: Her insignia is filled in with a pink heart against a gold background.
 * The Chick
 * Damsel in Distress: Sometimes Often plays this role, being distressed at least once in games 1-3, seemed to drop the damsel ball in 4, where she Took a Level In Badass, then went right back to being distressed for all of 5, and wasn't present in 6 at all aside from use of her Navi Chips.
 * The Medic
 * Summon Magic: She can summon weaker viruses to aid her in battle during the fourth game.
 * Took a Level In Badass: In Battle Chip Challenge and the fourth game.
 * Weapon of Choice
 * The Archer: Her arrows have the ability to break all selected battlechips that have not yet been used that turn.
 * Whip It Good: When she's not attacking with her bow and arrows, she teleports in front of her enemy and smacks them around with her two antennae on her head.

Dex Oyama (Dekao Oyama)
"Voiced by Yusuke Numata (JP), Tony Sampson (EN)"

Another childhood friend of Lan, and a friendly rival.


 * Balloon Belly
 * Big Brother Instinct: Has a younger brother, Chisao, who he is very protective of.
 * Boisterous Bruiser
 * Defeat Means Friendship: He was largely antagonistic to Lan in the first game until his defeat.
 * Gentle Giant: Once he quits trying to act imposing, he's a sweet guy.
 * Moe Couplet: Any of his interactions with his little brother are epically adorable.
 * The Rival

GutsMan.EXE
"Voiced by Yoshimitsu Shimoyama (JP), Scott McNeil (EN)"

Operated by Dex, and friendly rival to Mega Man by extension.


 * Ascended Extra: A mostly one-time, if memorable and oft-recurring, Robot Master villain from the classic series managed to become a part of the heroic main cast for Battle Network.
 * The Big Guy
 * Chest Insignia: A large green plus sign that takes up most of the insignia. The corners are outlined in black.
 * Dumb Muscle
 * Expy: to the original Guts Man
 * Gentle Giant
 * Rocket Punch
 * Verbal Tic: Replacing "desu" with "degatsu".

Yai Ayanokoji (Yaito Ayanokoji)
"Voiced by Hinako Yoshino (JP), Jocelyne Loewen (EN)"

A good friend of Lan, and two years younger than the rest of the crew. Her family is one of the richest in the world.


 * Forehead of Doom: The glare off her (rather large) forehead is a running gag in the anime. She even uses it as an attack of sorts
 * Girlish Pigtails
 * Maid Corps: They can be seen in montages thoroughout several episodes doing random chores across the city.
 * Ojou: Her father is the CEO of Gabcom.
 * Screw the Rules, I Have Money: Yai is not particularly skilled at Net Battle at all, but makes up for it loads of rare and expensive Battle Chips.

Glyde.EXE
"Voiced by Yasuhiko Kawazu (JP), Ted Col (EN)"

Operated by Yai. Glyde is more of a butler Navi rather than a combat navi, and does not have much in terms of offensive capabilities. His rare and expensive battlechips sometimes makes up for that.


 * Battle Butler: Definitely not one of the evil kinds though.
 * Chest Insignia: A red diamond and two yellow triangles that make up one large triangle. To the sides of the triangle is a black background, while the bottom is an orange background. According to Word of God, it's supposed to be a kind of burning incense.
 * Nice Guy: Very, very polite.
 * The Smart Guy

Eugene Chaud/Chaud Blaze (Enzan Ijuin)
"Voiced by Mitsuki Saiga (JP), Bill Switzer (EN)"

A young boy that is a rising star among the Net Officials.


 * Big Good: In the fifth game, of Team Protoman.
 * Bright Slap: Delivers a verbal one to Lan a few times over the course of the games.
 * Jerkass: Started out as this, before Character Development took its toll.
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold
 * Must Have Caffeine
 * The Rival: The more serious rival to Lan.
 * The Spock
 * The Stoic
 * Not So Stoic: In the Manga he's a bit more hotheaded, prone to violent outbursts during comedic moments, particularly towards Lan and Sean, especially when Sean is being annoying and/or unhelpful.
 * Teen Genius: More like a preteen genius.
 * Tsundere: Some of his behavior towards Lan in the manga can be interpreted this way.
 * "Well Done, Son" Guy
 * White-Haired Pretty Boy

ProtoMan.EXE (Blues.EXE)
"Voiced by Masaya Matsukaze (JP) and David Kaye (EN)"

Operated by Chaud. He shares the same stoic personality as Chaud. In the anime, he possesses one of the three Ultimate Programs.


 * Badass
 * Chest Insignia: Split in half by a vertical Z or lightning mark of sorts. The left half is white while the right half is black. The symbol is echoed by Chaud's hair.
 * Composite Character: of the original Proto Man and Zero.
 * Cool Shades: Wouldn't be Proto Man without these. Sadly lacks the Scarf of Asskicking, though.
 * Makes up for it with Badass Long Hair.
 * Face Heel Turn: Is corrupted by Dark Chips in EXE 4 and 5, and then again in the anime, turning him evil and resulting in a few I Know You Are In There Fights.
 * The Lancer
 * The Rival: The more serious rival to MegaMan.EXE.
 * The Stoic
 * Not So Stoic: Like his operator, he's a bit more hot headed and prone to violence in the manga, usually directed towards Mega Man. Though at one point, when the Navis were physically manifested in the real world, he and Chaud both went after Sean for a comment he made at the exact same time.
 * Tsundere: Again like his operator, some of his behavior towards Mega Man in the Manga can be seen this way.
 * White-Haired Pretty Boy

Iris
"Voiced by Eri Sendai (JP)"

This rather quiet girl lives around Cyber City in the sixth game. Almost nobody knows anything about her, other than that Colonel.EXE is unwilling to attack her. She assists Lan and MegaMan in various ways against WWW and the legendary beasts Falzar and Gregar. In the anime, she and Trill are residents of the alternate world Beyondard, in which she has been trying to end the war between the Falzars and the Gregars. She assists Mega Man in allowing him to Beast-Out without having him lose control of his powers and go berserk.


 * Expy: To the game Iris
 * Mysterious Waif
 * The Reveal:
 * Mysterious Waif
 * The Reveal:
 * The Reveal:

Trill.EXE
"Voiced by Noriko Shitaya (JP)"

This young and childish Navi only appears in the anime. Trill is known as the Synchronizer, and has taken an immense liking to Mega Man for protecting him and Iris against the worshipers of Falzar and Gregar. Eventually Trill allows Mega Man to gain the ability to Beast-Out, thus gaining the powers of either of the two beasts, but Mega Man loses control and attacks anything in sight if Iris is not there as well.


 * Badass Adorable: He tends to swing between one or the other.

Mick (Aragaki Kojirou)
Lan's best freind in Cyber City, though he'd never admit it, they became freinds after Lan stopped Blastman.exe, who tricked Mick into giving him access into the school security system. A bit of a Jerkass, he softens up over time. He has a standard navy with a custom red and orange paint scheme.


 * Expy: Partially for Dex. He has Dex's pride and inital bully status, but is still a prick after he befriends Lan.
 * Jerkass:Initially
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold: As shown with Penga, he can be a nice guy when he wants to.
 * Morality Pet: Penga the Penguin, who is one of the few things in 6 that get's him to feel something other than hate or disintrest
 * Shadow Archetype: To Lan. Both are proud netbattlers who have Navi's who mother them, but while Lan is incredibly friendly kid who's extremly close with his navi, Mick is rude to everyone and bickers with his Navi constantly.
 * Unwitting Pawn: He teams up with Blastman.exe to get revenge on Lan for defeating a virus he set on him as a prank, but Blast Man just uses him to try and kill the teaching staff and cause panic.
 * Vitriolic Best Buds:With his navi and Lan.

World Three (WWW)
The main antagonists of the first season of the anime. They are also the main antagonists of the first and third games


 * Punch Clock Villain: Dr. Wily aside, the rest of them are like this in the anime, with Yahoot running a curry restaurant that the others work at, which the protagonists actually frequent.

Dr. Wily
"Voiced by Katsumi Cho (JP), Paul Dobson (EN)"

The leader of World Three. Long ago, he tried to obtain funding for his research on robotics technology, but that funding went to the Hikari family's research on internet technology instead. Now he wants revenge by destroying the internet, despite the apparent irony of using the same internet technology to do so.


 * Big Bad: In 1, 3 and 6. Also see below.
 * Even Evil Has Standards: why he
 * Evil Is Not a Toy:
 * Fat and Skinny: With Tadashi in flashback sequences during Mega Man Battle Network 5.
 * How to Cheat Death
 * Mad Scientist
 * Made of Iron: Survived being at or near the epicenter of at least four different explosions (one of which was strong enough to destroy half of Cyber City and another that took out an entire island) and also having his mind drained by.
 * The Man Behind the Man: In the second game.
 * Morally-Ambiguous Doctorate
 * Omnicidal Maniac
 * Pet the Dog:
 * Redemption Equals Life:
 * Redemption Equals Life:

Mr. Match (Kenichi "Hinoken" Hino)
"A very passionate man that loves anything to do with pyrotechnics. Operator of Fireman.EXE, Heatman.EXE, and Flameman.EXE, although he is only seen with one of them at a time. Voiced by Trevor Devall in the dub."


 * Beard of Evil
 * Fiery Redhead: Pun not intended.
 * Heel Face Revolving Door: in the games.
 * Karma Houdini
 * Karma Houdini

Count Jack Zap (Count Jack "Elec" Elekiter)
"A man associated with a rich family that has a rather electric personality. Operator of Elecman.EXE."


 * Attention Whore: His suit has lights all over it. His character designer confirms that this is so he's always clearly visible, no matter how dark it is.
 * Gratuitous English: "OH! MY! GAHD!"

Ms. Madd (Madoi Iroaya)
"A fashionable yet goofy woman that can be quite cunning at times. Operator of Colorman.EXE. Voiced by Tabitha St. Germain in the dub."

Yahoot (Mahajarama)
"He runs a curry restaurant that Lan frequently visits in the anime. In the games, he was Dr. Wily's right hand man, and nearly succeeds in deleting Mega Man. Operator of Magicman.EXE. Voiced by Ron Halder in the dub."


 * The Dragon: to Dr. Wily in the first game.
 * Eyes Always Shut

Rei Saiko
"Operator of Flashman.EXE, he manages to steal one of the Tetracodes from the school network that is required to release Alpha in the third game."


 * Smug Snake: Has the personality of one, and his character sprite is always wearing an arrogant smirk.

Takeo Inukai
"Operator of Beastman.EXE and a zookeeper of Yoka Zoo. In the third game, he manages to steal the second Tetracode from the zoo after causing a disruption through electronic implants in every animal in the zoo."


 * Expy: Don't you DARE tell me you took one look at BeastMan and didn't think he was meant to be the Netnavi counterpart to Slash Man.
 * Gonk: Very brutish looking in appearance.

BubbleMan.EXE
"A rather cowardly autonomous (self-reliant) Navi. In the third game, he devises a plan to have washing machines produced by World Three trap users in a sort of bubble bomb. Drillman mentions that Bubbleman is like a close cousin to him."


 * Dirty Coward
 * If I Were a Rich Man: He is in love with money in the Manga.
 * Making a Splash
 * Verbal Tic: In Japanese, he appends "puku" to the ends of his sentences. In English, he says "blub" a lot, and his blubs can be interpreted as swearing.

Noboru Sunayama
"A flamboyant and very popular television actor, this man arranges the N1 Grand Prix tournament in the third game, which was ultimately an attempt to force Chaud to give up ProtoMan to him (while holding Chaud's father hostage) and announce the World Three's return live to the entire world. Operator of Desertman.EXE."


 * Affably Evil
 * Large Ham
 * Meaningful Name: Suna means "sand."
 * Nice Hat

Anetta
"In the games, she is a nature-loving woman that has Plantman.EXE take over the hospital network, causing the computer-controlled tree of life to grow vines that disrupted hospital services. In the end, she is successful in stealing the third Tetracode from the hospital."

DrillMan.EXE
"Another autonomous Navi of the World Three, he considers Bubbleman to be somewhat of a cousin of sorts. Wily calls on him in the third game to drill and break through Scilab security and steal the program containing Proto."


 * This Is a Drill: Duh...

Joe Mach (Go Mach)
"In the sixth game, he is Lan's teacher at Cyber Academy."


 * Big Damn Heroes/Dynamic Entry:
 * Badass Teacher/Cool Teacher
 * Foreshadowing: Joe Mach is known for giving stern lectures.
 * Genius Bruiser: Is a competent teacher and asskicker.
 * Not What I Signed on For:
 * Shout-Out: To Speed Racer—just look at his Japanese name.
 * Not What I Signed on For:
 * Shout-Out: To Speed Racer—just look at his Japanese name.

Blackbeard (Captain Kurohige)
"A man with violent tendencies with a tendency to talk like a pirate. In the sixth game, he attempts to cause mass chaos at the Aquarium as revenge for being fired from the Aquarium. Operator of Diveman.EXE."


 * Balloon Belly
 * Pirate
 * Whip It Good: Carries a black bullwhip.

Yuika (Chirol)
"A rather selfish girl that will use underhanded tactics to get ahead in life. In the games, she, along with Circusman.EXE, revives Gregar and Falzar. They capture the one opposite of the version being played, while Mega Man absorbs the other."


 * Monster Clown: The operator of CircusMan.EXE. She also has a clownish getup and tends to be rather causal about doing evil things. She also acts in a similar manner to a circus performer.
 * Tempting Fate: "He's still just an illusion, he can't do anything", yeah except cause a massive explosion

Prosecutor Ito (Satoru Roppo)
"A cheerful but cynical lawyer who wants justice, but knows that true justice cannot be achieved unless the world is destroyed. He and Judgeman.EXE serve the World Three by punishing those that fail the organization and remove those that are deemed to be a threat. They attempt to frame Yuichiro Hikari in the sixth game."


 * Amoral Attorney
 * Beware the Nice Ones: Even when he is revealed to be an enemy, his friendly personality really doesn't change that much.
 * Books That Bite: One of JudgeMan's attacks summons giant fanged books that chomp towards his opponents.
 * Expy:, while his beliefs and actions are somewhat reminiscent of Light Yagami.
 * Eyes Always Shut
 * Hypocrite: He possesses a strong hatred of criminals and anything unjust, but becomes one in the pursuit of his goals. Also, even though he believes in order, he tries to bring it about by destroying the crime-filled world.
 * Judge, Jury, and Executioner
 * Shock and Awe: Judgeman has an attack that strikes you with an electrical whip. This seems to be the only "Law" or "Justice" type attack he has since the rest seem to fit the book theme (He was originally called Bookman.EXE which makes much more sense)

Vic (Tsuyuharu Nyudo)
"A man that can be described as somewhat of a lunatic with some ninja-like abilities that have never really been explained in the sixth game. He and Elementman.EXE wreak havoc with the weather by taking over Sky Town's weather control system."


 * Psychotic Smirk: Wears one constantly.

Baryl (Barrel)
"A rather mysterious man that has a connection with Wily, at least in the games. He forms a team with Lan and several others in the fifth game to liberate the internet from Nebula."


 * Badass
 * Big Good: In the fifth game, of Team Colonel.
 * Bright Slap: Gives Lan a literal version in the fifth game.
 * Perma-Stubble
 * The Dragon: In the sixth game.
 * Happily Adopted: By Wily in the games.
 * Heel Face Revolving Door: Starts out as an ally in the fifth, then becomes Wily's second-in-command, before Lan and Mega Man manage to convince Baryl and Colonel to turn against Wily after MegaMan defeats Colonel in the sixth game.

Colonel.EXE
"Operated by Baryl. Designed by Wily and given to Baryl, Colonel was supposed to be the perfect Navi, having the best fighting capabilities while being compassionate. The compassionate part was removed when Baryl's father died fighting a war."


 * Colonel Badass: Literally. Even gets a battle chip labeled "Colonel's Army" to emphasize this.
 * Chest Insignia: A thin black outline of a minus sign against a gray background. There are two black vertical bars attached to the top end and the bottom end as well.
 * The Dragon: With Baryl in the sixth game.
 * My Master, Right or Wrong: Variation.
 * My Master, Right or Wrong: Variation.
 * My Master, Right or Wrong: Variation.

Masa
"A net official that is also a fisherman of sorts. He runs a beef shop. The contradiction is an intentional part of the undercover disguise. Operator of Sharkman.EXE."


 * Everything's Even Worse with Sharks: subverted.
 * Obfuscating Stupidity: In the anime, he pretends to know nothing of Netbattles.
 * Secret Identity: He is Commander Beef to almost everyone else.

Sal (Saroma)
"A calm woman that loves nature and strives to protect it through non-violent means in this technology-based age. Operator of Woodman.EXE. Voiced by Kelly Sheridan in the dub."


 * Ascended Extra: In the first game she's simply an optional opponent and has a tournament mini-arc (like any other tournament opponent) in the fourth game. In the anime she's a teammate of Commander Beef.
 * Green Thumb
 * Name's the Same: From Mega Man NT Warrior she uses the nickname Black Rose as a Secret Identity (to save the world), now who else do we know with that identity.
 * Though Sal's costume does not look like Akiza's costume.
 * Nature Hero

Miyu Kuroi (Miyuki Kuroi)
"A mysterious woman with strange psychic powers (perhaps not limited to sensing a very odd aura from MegaMan.EXE in the first game) that runs an antique shop. Operator of Skullman.EXE. Voiced by Anna Cummer in the dub."


 * Ascended Extra: She's nothing but an optional opponent in the first game but is a semi-regular character in the anime.
 * Dark Is Not Evil
 * Super Stoic Shopkeeper: And a real creepy one at that.

Dr. Yuichiro Hikari
"Lan's father, a renowned computer scientist. Voiced by Michael Adamtwaite in the dub."


 * Badass Pacifist Labcoat: In the fifth game, he holds out against being subjected to Cold-Blooded Torture for an unbelievable amount of time, and
 * To cover the Labcoat Part, in the third game;
 * Generation Xerox: He continues his father's work
 * Good Parents: He's not around to raise his son as often as he probably should be, but when he is around he is a dependable father figure, and its quite clear his son and wife hold him in high regard.
 * Hot Dad: Of the Nerds Are Sexy variety.
 * Megane
 * Not That Kind of Doctor
 * Unnamed Parent: In the English versions of the first three games, he is only referred to as "Dr. Hikari" or "[Lan's] Dad." It wasn't until the Battle Chip Challenge Spin-Off that his first name was revealed, and only the 5th and 6th games mentioned it in the main series.

Haruka Hikari
"Lan's mother."


 * Education Mama: Lan can NOT sneak bad grades past this woman, though given he's not one for studying, it's hard to knock her for this.
 * Good Parents: Like her husband, she's a very dutiful parent to their son, and Lan and Mega Man both respect her.
 * Hot Mom: Lampshaded in the first game by someone who thinks she's hot, then panics when he realizes he said this in front of her son.
 * Heroic BSOD: Has one in the fifth game when temporarily Brainwashed and Crazy, and it's a Tear Jerker to watch, especially because
 * Took a Level In Badass: In the Gaiden Game (Battle Chip Challenge), she's a possible battle contestant.

Ms. Mari (Mariko Ozono)
"The young teacher in Lan's elementary school."


 * Bound and Gagged: In the first game only. You're strangely given the OPTION to free her.
 * Forced Tutorial: For the first two games.
 * Ship Tease: With Higsby, although it's definitely more from his end.
 * Sibling Yin-Yang: With her sister Yuri. The anime emphasizes this even further.

Ribitta (Kero Midoriwaka)
"A rather quirky news reporter who is so dedicated to getting the first scoop on everything to the point where she is willing to travel and film overseas without the appropriate licenses in the second game. Operator of Toadman.EXE."


 * Animal Motifs: Frogs, of course.
 * Combat Commentator: In the N1 Grand Prix arc of the anime.
 * Hot Scoop: Regarded as one in universe.
 * Intrepid Reporter
 * What Could Have Been: It seems that she was going to be a member of the Cross Fusion team in Stream, but in the end it was decided against.

Higsby (Yamitaro Higure)
"A part-time teacher of sorts that also runs the local battlechip shop. In the first game, he was a member of World Three and tried to brainwash the local Akihara school into becoming World Three servants. Since that failed attempt, he cut off ties with the World Three and becomes a close friend to Lan and Mega Man's group."


 * Adorkable: At times.
 * Heel Face Turn: We mentioned that he was in World Three at the beginning of the first game, right?
 * Nerd Glasses
 * Otaku
 * Proud to Be a Geek
 * Ship Tease: It's blatantly obvious that he has a crush on Ms. Mari. In the games, Higsby's sometimes seen daydreaming about her and in the fifth game, he says he's going to propose after the adventure's over.
 * Smart People Wear Glasses
 * Verbal Tic: He adds "huh" to almost every sentence in English. In Japanese, he replaces "desu" with "demasu".
 * Yuji Ueda

NumberMan.EXE
"An intelligent Navi that appears to have a huge brain of sorts encased in a light bulb. Operated by Higsby. Voiced by Samuel Vincent in the dub."


 * Chest Insignia: Dark green right angle triangle complete with a small yellow square at the base of the triangle. The triangle is set against a lighter green background.
 * Good with Numbers
 * Improbable Weapon User: Dice bombs, protractor boomerangs, and math balls. In the anime, he also uses swords that look like oversized Mahjong scoring sticks.
 * Lovable Coward: He's not the best at netbattling, but people love him anyway.
 * Took a Level In Badass: He's frankly pathetic in the first game, but in later appearances he's a far more formidable opponent.
 * Yuji Ueda

Mr. Famous (Meijin Eguchi)
"A man with an outgoing personality that offers advice to young Netbattlers and tests them. Operator of Gateman.EXE, Punk.EXE, Kendoman.EXE, and Footman.EXE in the games, although he is never seen with more than one at a time."


 * Catch Phrase: "san wa iranai", or in the dub, "Famous. Just Famous.".
 * Contest Winner Cameo: All of his Navis, except Punk.
 * Creator Cameo: Mr. Famous is Masakazu "Meijin" Eguchi, a scenario writer for the EXE series (who would also get an avatar in Legend Master Shin). During the early tournaments following the release of the first game, Masakazu gained a name for himself by demonstrating mastery of the mechanics.
 * Insistent Terminology: He insists on being called "Meijin" and not "Meijin-san", and always says "san wa iranai" (roughly "no need for the -san") whenever he gets called "Meijin-san". Once, he underscores this by pointing out he isn't even over thirty, yet.
 * The dub changes this to an aversion to being called "Mr.", which is a fairly direct translation.
 * Red Oni, Blue Oni: With another Creator Cameo—the character of Soul Battler Takeshi. Takeshi, who only appears in certain message boards in the last few games (and who is the reason for all the "Soul" naming in 6), is the Battle Network incarnation of a much-beloved EXE tournament host whose Hot-Blooded-ness is often juxtaposed with the cool, collected Mr. Famous. More information on Takeshi, here.

Tory Froid (Tohru Hikawa)
"A rather young boy whose father manages the Waterworks, which purifies and controls the water supply. Because of this, he was kidnapped and taken hostage by WWW in an attempt to force his father and Iceman.EXE to comply to the WWW's demands."


 * Ascended Extra: In the first game, he was just a random kid you rescued, and had a generic sprite. In the anime, he becomes a much more major character.
 * Demoted to Extra: And then he is hit with this in later seasons. It makes you wonder what the point of giving him a bigger role was...
 * Bilingual Bonus: "Froid" is the French word for cold.

IceMan.EXE
"Operated by Tory and his father. Iceman is a rather small and cute Eskimo-type Navi specializing in ice attacks. Voiced by Samuel Vincent in the dub."


 * Badass Adorable
 * Chest Insignia: A bright blue eight-pointed star against a slightly darker blue background.
 * An Ice Person

Raika
"A military commander from the cold nation of Sharo, he is the operator of the sniper Searchman.EXE. They usually only cared about achieving their objectives during dangerous missions, but in the anime, they eventually warm up to the main casts' friendly personalities."


 * Ascended Extra: They become main characters in the anime during Beast.
 * Breakout Character: Is given a much larger role in the laters seasons, basically becoming the tertiary protagonist after Lan and Chaud.
 * Cold Sniper
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold
 * Kuudere
 * Military Brat: Comes with him being a Russian (Sharo) soldier stereotype.
 * Green Haired Pretty Boy

Net Mafia Gospel
"This Net Mafia group makes up the villains for the second game and the second season of the anime. Their main goal in both the game and the anime is to create a beast made up of internet bugs with the power to destroy all that stand in their way."

Arashi Kazefuki
"A rather mean-spirited man that makes a living out of extorting money from rich families in any way that he can. He tries to extort money from Yai's parents to fund Gospel projects by leaking dangerous gas into Yai's house at the beginning of the second game."


 * Meaningful Name: "Arashi" means "storm", and "Kaze" means "wind".
 * Oh Crap: his reaction once he notices the bomb noted below.
 * You Have Failed Me: In the second game he is blown up by a briefcase bomb after losing to Lan and Mega Man.

Speedy Dave (Daisuke Hayami)
"He is an ecoterrorist that joined Gospel out of his love of nature. He brags a lot about his IQ of 160. He is the operator of Quickman.EXE, and attempts to blow up a dam in the second game. In the anime, he is a childhood friend of Sal. Voiced by Kirby Morrow in the dub."


 * Anti-Villain: Only in the anime, as it turns out that he never truly planned to hurt anyone, and wanted to merely scare them into taking better care of nature. By the end of the episode, he has betrayed Gospel and leaves, but not before saying goodbye to Sal.
 * Early-Bird Cameo: At least in terms of the game's timeline. He sends Lan a thank you letter for stopping the infected QuickMan.EXE before he becomes an enemy in MMBN2.
 * Informed Ability: As Chaud said, his IQ of 160 didn't do him much good...

Mr. Dark/Dusk (Dark Miyabi)
"A mysterious and dangerous assassin-for-hire that operates Shadowman.EXE and is feared throughout both the real and cyber worlds. He is hired by Gospel in the second game to destroy key installations that make up the network, but fails when Mega Man and Proto Man intervene. In the fifth game, after a short fight, he agrees to help MegaMan and Colonel retake the internet from Nebula."


 * Heel Face Turn
 * Inconsistent Dub: In 5, he's renamed Dusk.
 * Instant Awesome, Just Add Ninja: It's nice to see that even in this advanced age, ninjas can and will still exist.

Princess Pride
"In the games, she is said to be the ruler of a small island nation known as Creamland that gained considerable power due to being one of the first to use the new internet technology. However, the larger and more powerful nations soon caught up and surpassed Creamland in terms of political power, which motivates her to join Gospel, attempt to sabotage an international Net Official meeting and kill everyone involved. She operates KnightMan.EXE. Voiced by Jillian Michaels in the dub."


 * Badass Princess: In the anime especially, though she's pretty willing to put her own ass on the line in the games as well.
 * Everything's Better with Princesses
 * Heel Face Turn: In EXE 5.
 * Rebellious Princess
 * Royals Who Actually Do Something

KnightMan.EXE
"Loyal retainer of Princess Pride, and saddled with a rather admirable case of My Master, Right or Wrong."


 * Gentle Giant: When not in combat, he's obviously a Nice Guy despite his imposing stature.
 * Heel Face Turn: He worked with Gospel in MMBN2, but only because his Princess did. In the fifth game, he joins Team Colonel alongside the Princess.
 * Mighty Glacier
 * My Master, Right or Wrong: Despite claiming to have no ability to question his orders, he clearly had moral problems with being on the villainous team in the second game, but elected to remain loyal to his mistress. He joins Team Colonel by the same logic, though he joins the team rather willingly.

Gauss Magnus (Gauss Magnets)
"Leader of his own company and an outward success story, he has some very bitter issues regarding having grown up poor, which is why he's a member of Gospel in the second game."


 * Overprotective Dad: Of his daughter Tesla, in the anime, albeit played for laughs.
 * The Dragon: Implied to be one for Gospel.
 * The Unfavorite: Mentions his brother Jack  got adopted into a rich family, while he had to dig himself out of poverty the hard way, and he's rather bitter about it.

MagnetMan.EXE
"Gauss (and later his daughter Tesla's) Navi."


 * Barrier Warrior: His specialty in the fifth Battle Network game.
 * Battle Butler: Acts this way to both Gauss and Tesla.
 * Heel Face Turn: A reluctant one in the fifth game, though he remains loyal because Tesla explicitly orders him to be, hence he joins Team Protoman alongside her.
 * My Master, Right or Wrong: Will do what Gauss or Tesla order, good or ill, without complaint, even if it means Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with Mega Man as a member of Team Proto Man.
 * Shock and Awe: Electric elemental due to his magnetism theme.
 * The Brute -> The Big Guy

Leader of Gospel (Kid Grave)/

 * Chekhov's Gunman: The first time you see him in the games, he's on the same plane that a fellow Gospel agent was planning to attack. In fact, he can be seen even earlier in the Netopian Airport terminal.
 * And after you defeat said Gospel agent, he vanishes from the plane.
 * Abusive Parents: Or rather, foster parents.
 * Bratty Half-Pint / Insufferable Genius: His Manga characterization. It really grinds on Chaud's nerves.
 * Break the Cutie: His backstory.
 * Cute Shotaro Boy
 * Fan Nickname: The fanbase has a habit of calling him "Gospel Shuryou" as if it's his name and not just "Gospel boss" in Japanese.
 * Heel Face Turn: He joins forces to help Chaud and Raika defeat the darkloids in the Manga. He also seems to have repented in MMBN3 and actually snaps Lan out of brief Heroic BSOD.
 * Improbable Age

Nebula
"The main antagonists for the fourth and fifth game, along with the Axess season of the anime. Nebula is mostly made up of autonomous Navis, and would rather take over the internet instead of causing its destruction. They experiment with and distribute Darkchips throughout the internet, which grant Navis incredible power but often results in the Navi's soul being tainted in various ways, including and not limited to disobeying any possible operators and an addiction to Darkchip usage."

Dr. Regal
"The leader of Nebula, Dr. Regal seeks to take over the world and plunge it into an age of evil and darkness. In the fourth game, he attempts to achieve this by taking over Duo's Comet. In the fifth game, he attempts to activate Soul Net, which links humans to the internet where he can tamper with their emotions. His Navi is Laserman.EXE."


 * As Long as There Is Evil: Leaves Lan to ponder this in the epilogue of the fourth game.
 * Avenging the Villain: In the games, he's the son of Dr. Wily.
 * Beard of Evil: In the fifth game.
 * Big Bad: Games 4 and 5. Axess season and The Movie.
 * Black and Gray Morality: Mocks any conjecture of heroicism.
 * Card-Carrying Villain: Makes absolutely no bones about his willingness to do horrible things to people.
 * What the Hell, Hero?: Challenges the heroes' simplistic views of Good and Evil during the climax of the fourth game. Accuses Chaud of slaughtering countless "criminal" Net Navis during his tenure as an Official, and accuses Lan of being similar when he hunted down the Net Navi responsible for severing global network connections... which almost certainly establishes him as a Troll, since the Heel Navi in question, who had to have a good idea of the magnitude of his actions, attempted kamikaze suicide when he was cornered.
 * Chekhov's Gunman: He's always been the head of Nebula, but that was largely an issue on the back burner of the story until late in the 4th game. In the 5th game he actually has a plot to enact.
 * Cold-Blooded Torture: Does this to Dr. Hikari in the fifth game.
 * Eye Scream: In the movie, he kidnaps Yuichirou and performs laser eye surgery on him to extract the last remaining data for Nebula Grey.
 * Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: Yuichirou bowls the good doctor over in the ending of the fifth game.
 * Family-Unfriendly Death: In the anime. He also very clearly commits suicide by falling backwards off a roof in the fourth game, though the fifth reveals he lived. In the manga, he makes a successful escape with his personal submarine... until Forte catches up with him and destroys it wholesale.
 * Inflicts one on ShadeMan in Axess. It is not fun at all watching Shade screaming as his arms are ripped off. Even less pleasant is when he gets hit point blank with LaserMan's Cross Laser, which actually manages to explode out of him.
 * Heel Face Turn: Yuichirou urges him to do this, specifically returning to the mouth of an erupting Mt. Fuji to offer him a Last Second Chance. While his mind reels at this (and with good reason), Regal feebly manages to refuse.
 * Humans Are the Real Monsters: His motivating principle, derived from society's rejection of his father. His plot in 5 basically amounts to him putting every human mind through hell and watching as the world tears itself apart.
 * In the Blood: A revenge-driven mad scientist? Yeah, he Turned Out Like His Father, alright. Ancestry is a recurring theme between him and Yuichirou.
 * Laser-Guided Amnesia:
 * Light Is Not Good: While his navi Laser Man has light-based powers, he is just as evil as his operator.
 * Mind Rape: This is basically what happens to people caught up in his version of Soul Net.
 * Not That Kind of Doctor: Shows up as a subtle play in the manga - Dr. Regal, after having been revealed as infiltrating the Ameroupan/Netopian army with Darkloids, introduces himself as "assisting with a birth."
 * One-Winged Angel: At the end of Stream, he transforms into a huge serpent with a human head.
 * Shadow Archetype/Evil Counterpart: Of Yuichirou. World-renowned scientist responsible for major leaps in technology? Check. Child of a likewise famous scientist? Check. Develop technology intended to benefit mankind? Ha ha ha no.
 * Trailers Always Spoil: One actually went out of its way to point out who the villain was.
 * Villain with Good Publicity: Well, almost. Hailing from an infamous military state, he's universally recognized as one of the most dangerous men on the planet, but in the face of imminent doom, Yuichirou and the assembled are... not entirely unwilling to work with him.

Ms. Yuri (Yuriko Ozono)
"Ms. Mari's long-lost twin sister, and an high-ranking member of Nebula (in the anime). In the games, she's a former member of WWW instead."


 * Ascended Extra: Her role for the anime has been greatly expanded.
 * Heck, she got her own design. In the games, Yuri was a recolour of Mari.
 * Dark Action Girl: In the anime.
 * : In the anime.
 * Heel Face Turn: In both the games and anime.
 * Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Operator of Needleman.EXE in the anime.
 * Foe Yay - In the anime, she rather enjoyed pissing off Tesla.
 * Sinister Shades: In the anime.

Nebula Gray
"A pure manifestation of evil that appeared within Dr. Regal's Darkchip factory during the fifth game."


 * The Corruption
 * Eldritch Abomination: The embodiment of the darkness of humanity's soul, which Dr. Regal planned to install into the Soul Server. The Soul Server being the network interfacing with every human mind on the planet.
 * Ultimate Evil - The Elemental Embodiment of Dark Power. Or, rather, Dark Power and Dark Chips are the processed forms of Nebula Gray's essence.
 * Really just a small computer-orb that can manipulate Dark Power like nobody's business. The giant beast people call Nebula Grey is simply the amalgamation of D. Power being controlled. When active the core spouts blue flame, and when inactive, it simply resembles a mechanical orb.
 * Note - this varies between adaptations. The orb is the weak point in the games only. In the anime, Forte-Cross Rockman just whales on the thing wholesale, and we only get a glimpse of the core after Nebula Gray's body has been reduced to gray goo (no, not that kind). In the manga, however, Nebula Gray is a totally self-integrated creature. Made of Dark Power, certainly, but the beast is indeed a beast.

Shademan.EXE
"An autonomous Navi known as a Darkloid, navis who are infused with power from a Dark Chip. He first appeared in 4 as an independent Navi who attacked other Navis to consume their energy and kidnapped Roll.EXE to have her for "dessert". He started out invincible to all attacks, which pushed Land and Megaman into using the Dark Chip he had dropped earlier. As he died he laughed that Megaman was now infused with evil from the Darkchip. He returns in 5 as part of Nebula, occupying the Net and helping towards the activation of Soul Net. In the Axess anime Shademan was the leader of the Darkloids, turning a portion of the Net into their fortress. They were tasked by Nebula to perform missions in exchange for Dark Chips, which he discovered later would lead to their deletion. He was betrayed by Dr. Regal and his Navi Laserman and later attacked them toward the end of the series, but was deleted by the cross fusion of human and Navi."


 * Animal Motif: Bats, par for the corse.
 * As Long as There Is Evil: States in 5 that so long as there is Dark Power, the Darkloids will always come back from deletion.
 * Beard of Evil: Has a thin goatee and mustache.
 * The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard: His Noise Crush attack lets him step into your side of the field regardless of how many spaces you have.
 * The Dragon: To Dr. Regal in the anime.
 * Dragon with an Agenda: Partway through the series before the doublecross.
 * Family-Unfriendly Death: Having both your arms violently ripped off and an explosion tear you apart from the inside isn't exactly approved for younger audiances. Hense the 4Kids censoring most of it out.
 * Goddamn Bats: His Omega form in 4 splits into four bats with only one being him every time he's hit with an attack that's over 10 damage. made worse is that this move can destroy the Mystery item on his side of the field, the only way to get the Shademan SP battlechip. He regularly uses homming bats as attacks in 4 and 5.
 * I am a Navitarian
 * I Have You Now, My Pretty: With his intended "dessert" Roll.
 * Make Me Wanna Shout: His Noise Crush ability.
 * No Celebrities Were Harmed: Ishihara stated he had an image of Nobunaga Oda in his mind when designing Shademan.EXE
 * Our Vampires Are Different

Duo.EXE
"Duo is said to be an advanced Navi from a universe far away, created to test and judge life across space and punish said life if they are deemed to be evil. His ultimate method of punishment involves slamming his comet into a planet. He arrives to judge humankind in the fourth game and in the anime season Stream."


 * Deus Est Machina
 * Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: In the games, Lan and Mega Man actually defeat him in combat.
 * : Anime only.
 * Physical God
 * : His final fate in the game.

Slur.EXE
"An anime-only character, Slur is a servant of Duo, although she has a few agendas of her own regarding humankind."


 * Badass: You know you're this when you curb-stomp Bass of all Navi's. Later, she fights Mega Man, Proto Man, Colonel, and Search Man at once.
 * Dark Action Girl
 * Humans Are the Real Monsters: And so, she thinks it is her duty to destroy them.
 * The Dragon: To Duo.
 * Knight Templar: A particularly evil one.
 * Light Is Not Good
 * Red Eyes, Take Warning
 * Shock and Awe: Some of her attacks are electricity-based.
 * Treacherous Advisor: She is unconditionally loyal to Duo, but she's actively trying to sway him into deciding that humans are not worthy to live.

Bass.EXE (Forte.EXE)
"In the games, he was created by Dr. Cossack around the same time that Alpha (Proto) was, and he was designed to be the world's first autonomous Navi (that is, a Navi that can function without an operator). However, he was blamed for causing bugs in Alpha's system, and several Navis were sent to delete him. He escaped into the deepest parts of the internet, but not without a scar. In the anime, he is a reincarnation of Pharoahman.EXE. He possesses one of the three Ultimate Programs, and seeks to take the other two from Mega Man and Proto Man. Bass has a hatred for humankind in both versions. Voiced by Matt Hill in the dub."


 * Badass: And HOW!
 * Badass Abnormal: Was explicitly designed to be a Super Navi.
 * Badass Cape
 * All-Encompassing Mantle
 * Blood Knight: Especially in the Manga
 * Bonus Boss: In every single game.
 * Casting a Shadow
 * Chest Insignia Concealed by his cape, it's marred by the glowing scar he received during his attempted deletion by Sci Lab.
 * Death Is Cheap: He dies or is at least defeated several times in each game, but he keeps coming back and survives even beyond the encounter with him in the sixth and final game. Due to his ability to recover from near-death due to his Get Ability program, it may actually be impossible to completely destroy him.
 * Deflector Shields: His iconic aura blocks all direct damage until the player hits him with a attack strong enough to break it down.
 * Enemy Mine:
 * In the third game, he has a very reluctant team up with Wily.
 * Expy: To the original Bass
 * Humans Are the Real Monsters
 * Kick the Son of a Bitch:
 * Mega Manning: His Get Ability program, which allows him to take on the abilities of any virus, navi, or program he deletes. Ironic that Bass would be the only one with what is supposed to be Mega Man's signature power.
 * Pet the Dog: While he's otherwise entirely cruel and inhumane in the games, he.
 * Scars Are Forever
 * Stealth Pun: In the second game: "Battle is my forte!"
 * Although it was actually a clone made from Bug Fragments.
 * The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: He considers himself this to Mega Man in the manga after Mega Man defeats him for the first time, which leads him to interfere and actually help Mega Man against several future villains, most prominently Nebula Grey and
 * Worthy Opponent: To Mega Man in the Manga.
 * Worthy Opponent: To Mega Man in the Manga.

Life Virus (Dream Virus)
"A supervirus created by Wily in an attempt to destroy the internet in the first game, it had a variety of destructive attacks, but the one thing that made this virus so dangerous was its usage of the Dream Aura, which was a powerful protective aura with no elemental weaknesses."


 * Demoted to Extra: Subverted, In Later games, the bugs the Dream Virus used became their own class, the Scuttle breed, and each carried an Dream Aura, however, this also allowed you to get your own Aura from the chips created from the virus data.

Zero.EXE
"A virus/Navi hybrid of sorts in the Network Transmission game."


 * Expy: Of Zero from the Mega Man X series, of course - one of the few characters (if not the only one) to be a reference to it.

Alpha (Proto)
"A prototype network of the internet, it was riddled with bugs that were thought to be of Bass's doing, but were later discovered to originate from Alpha itself. Alpha had become sentient, and its bugs began to absorb networks and causing affected devices to malfunction. All links to the internet were taken down for several weeks while Alpha was quarantined and sealed. Wily seeks to release Alpha in the third game, in which everything by then had some sort of link to the internet, to destroy the world."


 * Blob Monster: fans think that he's the Expy to the Bio-devils from the original series. With good reason, too.
 * Chekhov's Gun: first appeared as a harmless little cube guarded by four doors. In plain sight, even.
 * Desperation Attack: Two of them. One might as well be a Nuke, the other might as well be an electrical BFG.
 * Eldritch Abomination
 * Meaningful Name
 * Sealed Evil in a Can

Gregar (Glaga)
"In the games, Gregar was the original inspiration for Gospel's beast, where Gregar was naturally formed from a mass of bugs in one part of the internet. It resembles a large green wolf, and has ridiculous movement speed unlike the stationary Gospel beast. Gregar often clashed with Falzar, causing extreme damage to the net, and both were eventually sealed within the Underground areas located near Central Area 3. In the sixth game, the seal is broken and Gregar is revived by Circusman, and depending on the version, Gregar is either captured by Circusman or absorbed by Mega Man."


 * Big Badass Wolf
 * Breath Weapon: Breathes fire in a large area.
 * Call Back: Gospel and Gregar have highly similar origins.
 * : With in the anime.
 * Sealed Evil in a Can
 * Shock and Awe: One of its most dangerous attacks involves an electrical beam breath that hits the entire front row and the entire column in front of it. If Mega Man is struck by this attack, he'll be stunned and left wide open to a variety of other attacks.
 * Super-Powered Evil Side: If he's the one Megaman contains.

Falzar (Falzer)
"In the games, Falzar was created by Mayor Cain in order to fight and defeat Gregar. This backfired and caused even more damage to the net. Falzar's design is like a phoenix, and uses appropriate wind and fire-based attacks. Both Falzar and Gregar were eventually sealed within the Underground areas located near Centeral Area 3. In the sixth game, the seal is broken and Falzer is revived by Circusman, and depending on the version, Falzar is either captured by Circusman or absorbed by Mega Man."


 * Big Badass Bird of Prey
 * Death From Above: One of Falzar's signature attacks involves it flying into the air out of range of any attacks, and flapping its wings to generate wind that sends Mega Man to the back row while trying to hit him with its loose sharp feathers.
 * Desperation Attack: Same as above, although replace the wind and feather part with "suddenly rushing down the column and trying to slice MegaMan's head off".
 * : With in the anime.
 * Giant Flyer
 * Godzilla Threshold: Probably the reasoning behind it's creation.
 * Laser Guided Tykebomb: was created for the purpose of defeating Gregar. Big mistake.
 * Sealed Evil in a Can
 * Super-Powered Evil Side: If he's the one Megaman contains.