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1. #1Tron Bonne

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   MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: トロン・ボーン RŌMAJI: Toron Bōn AGE: 14[1] EYE COLOR: Green HAIR COLOR: Brown SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: The Misadventures of Tron Bonne Mega Man Legends Mega Man Legends 2 Mega Man Legends 3 Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken! Rockman DASH Golf Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Namco × Capcom Project X Zone Mega Man X DiVE JAPANESE VA: Mayumi Iizuka (1997–present) ENGLISH VA: Caroly Larson Tara Platt MORE Tron Bonne (トロン・ボーン, Toron Bōn) is the main antagonist of the Mega Man Legends series and the titular main protagonist of The Misadventures of Tron Bonne.

   She is the middle child and the only daughter of the Bonne family of air pirates. A genius mechanic who handles the design and construction of the Bonne's machines, including their airship, the Gesellschaft. She is an able pilot, piloting fighting machines like the Gustaff, Feldynaught and Jagd Krabbe.

   Tron created the 40 Servbots (Servbot 41's origin is unknown) that assist the Bonne family in various tasks, like helping Tron build and maintain her machines. She can be very harsh with the Servbots, oftentimes punishing them in a painful way, but despite this, Tron is usually tender and affectionate towards them, like a mother.

   According to her character data file, she is 14, the same age as MegaMan Volnutt and Roll Caskett, 155 cm (5'1") tall and weighs 43 kg (95 lbs).[2]

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   Tron has fair skin, green eyes, and should-length brown hair that points at the end. She usually wears a pink shirt with the Bonne family mark, a small blue jacket, black pantyhose, pink gloves, pink heeled shoes, two Bonne earrings and a headband. Additionally, a grey steel plate is in the crotch region of her pantyhose.

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   Tron is stubborn, feisty, self-confident and determined, mocking her opponents openly whether she's winning or not. She is very temperamental, as during some moments she is calm and happy, and during others she can explode into a rage and yell without any warning. Tron appears to have a small fear of dogs. Throughout the series, she begins to develop a crush on MegaMan Volnutt. Because of her inexperience in the ways of love, she doesn't understand her feelings towards him, and even though they are enemies, she has gone to great lengths to try convincing him to join her. Due to this, she has a rivalry of sorts with Roll Caskett as a fellow genius mechanic and as MegaMan's love interest, although the two are still willing to work together in order to help MegaMan.[3] History

   The Misadventures of Tron Bonne

   Tron has always wanted to go on missions with her older brother Teisel Bonne, but even though Bon Bonne and the Servbots participates on them, Teisel has always held her back to protect her. Unbeknownst to Tron and the others, Teisel loaned one million Zenny from Lex Loath to be able to finance the construction of their airship, the Gesellschaft. When the airship was almost complete, he went with Bon Bonne to the Nakkai Ruins in Ryship Island to find a Refractor to pay his debt, but one of Loath's men, Glyde, captures him and Bon saying that the payback time is long over and now he has to work for it. The Gesellschaft loses contact with Teisel, and worried with him, Tron goes to his last location with a Drache, finding the Gustaff broken and the Servbots that were with him scared and crying. The Servbots tell her what happened, and they return to the Gesellschaft, where they find Teisel's IOU receipt. Tron is shocked by how much money he owes, but is equally determined to obtain money to pay the debt and rescue her siblings.

   Tron and the Servbots earn money by stealing valuables from the island, the player being able to choose which area to go. They search digouts in the Nakkai and Shala-Kun Ruins for treasures, steal valuable crates from harbors, and take livestock from the Sart Farm. When they attack Gold City to rob banks, they must fight the police. This includes Denise, who gives her best to stop Tron, but fails miserably and gets scolded by her captain. Tron shows some sympathy towards Denise's misfortune. After obtaining the needed money, they go after Loath and pay the debt to free her brothers, but Loath says it is not enough as they must also pay the interest on it, saying they still owe two million zenny and taking them out of his hideout. They continue stealing from the island until the new amount of money is obtained, and search for Loath to pay the debt, Servbot #15 finding him in a warehouse from Primiki Harbor. However, Loath says they are still short, as Tron has interest on her interest, and he imprisons her to help Teisel clear the debt by working for him.

   Inside Loath's dungeon, Tron finds her brothers, Teisel telling her Loath's plan to make people work for him to find the Colossus. She contacts the Gesellschaft and orders the Servbots to pilot the Gustaff to their location and free them. Rather than escaping, they decide to steal the valuables Loath found as revenge for the grief he gave them.

   When they find the Colossus, Glyde appears and fights against the Gustaff, Tron saying she pilots. After Glyde's defeat, Loath activates the Colossus and the Bonnes escape from the collapsing dungeon, returning to the Gesellschaft. They try to face the Colossus, but the Gesellschaft's weapons are ineffective against it and Tron is injured by its attacks, passing out. After the Servbots defeat the Colossus, Tron is shown to be better and prizes them. Teisel notices how much Tron had grown, wondering how he would explain himself to their departed mother if she saw Tron running around shooting at everything, but he says she did good and is proud of her. Using a Drache, Tron reluctantly rescues Loath and Glyde from the water and ties them up, secretly sending them to Denise to help her keep the job, saying to Teisel she only wants to make sure Loath will not cause trouble again. When the Bonnes are celebrating in the Gesellschaft, Tron was told that the favorite Servbot had thrown away the Colossus' golden Refractor by accident, and she gets furious, saying she has something really special waiting for him in the Torture Room.

   Mega Man Legends

   Tron is an antagonist in the game, as she is a member of the Bonne family of pirates and attack Kattelox Island. MegaMan Volnutt sees her for the first time talking with Servbots and walking around the city. Jim and his friends suspect she is a pirate and send the dog Paprika after her, Tron running away in panic and climbing a street light to escape. MegaMan saves her by making Paprika go away, and Tron, embarrassed, tells him to mind his own business and ran away, developing a crush on him. When they meet again, Tron is piloting the Feldynaught and fights against MegaMan, but is defeated. She later appears again with her family on the Gesellschaft and piloting the Balkon Gerät, Focke-Wulf, and Bruno, feeling strange when close to MegaMan. When MegaMan is trapped by MegaMan Juno in the Main Gate, Tron and Teisel free him and they find the large Refractor that is inside. As the Gesellschaft and the Bonne's other machines were destroyed, they use a boat made of scrap to leave the island, with Tron hoping it won't sink until they reach the next island.

   Mega Man Legends 2

   Teiseltronscreencap Tron and Teisel disguised as reporters aboard the Sulphur-Bottom in Mega Man Legends 2. With the Refractor found in Kattelox Island, the Bonne family opened a department store, which fails due to Teisel's lack of business sense (he only stocked items he himself liked) resulting in the family's return to piracy. One year after the first game, Verner Von Bluecher goes after the Mother Lode with his giant airship, the Sulphur-Bottom, and the Bonnes make an alliance with Glyde, Bola and Klaymoor to take the Mother Lode for them, Tron and Teisel entering the airship disguised as reporters. When Gaatz damaged the airship, they are stuck in Forbidden Island's storm until MegaMan stops it by freeing Sera, and they discover about the four keys needed to obtain the Mother Lode.

   When searching for the keys, MegaMan faces Tron piloting the Jagd Krabbe in Manda Island, were she jams Roll Caskett's transmission and uses a voice modifier to manipulate him into thinking that Roll is a bad person. After her defeat, she leaves with a Drache, being sad and jealous of Roll, getting depressed for some time. In the Saul Kada Ruins, Tron (piloting the Hover Gustaff) and Bon agree to make a truce with MegaMan to stop the lava flow and be able to defeat Wojigairon, leaving it to MegaMan while they go after the key. When they meet again, Tron fights against MegaMan with the help of Servbots #11 and #23. When defeated, she loses her clothes in Gustaff's explosion and MegaMan sees her naked (off-screen). Tron is very embarrassed and retreats, becoming depressed again for a while, and when the Servbots talk about the mission in the ruins, her face goes all red and she gets upset with them, #11 and #23 being the only ones to know what happened. In a last attempt to obtain one of the keys, the Bonnes and Glyde work together to attack Calinca with the Gemeinschaft, but they are defeated by MegaMan again.

   When Sera stole the four keys and Geetz attacks the Sulphur-Bottom, the Bonnes help MegaMan with a Drache to be able to obtain the keys, and the Drache is taken down by Geetz. In the end, MegaMan is stuck in Elysium, and Tron teams up with Roll to build a rocket to rescue him and refusing to accept Data's help as they argue over the design of their next engine and how much money they can save to make it.

   Mega Man Legends 3

   Tron was to appear in the now-canceled Mega Man Legends 3. It's only known that the Bonnes had a takoyaki stand in Klickelan Island and they piloted the Donner Wels.

2. #2MegaMan Volnutt

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   IN-GAME INFORMATION HP: 80 (initial) WEAPON: See MegaMan Volnutt's equipment MISC. INFORMATION JAPANESE NAME: Rock Volnutt SCRIPT: ロック・ヴォルナッ RŌMAJI: Rokku Vorunatto ALT. NAME(S): MegaMan Trigger Rockman Trigger (ロックマン・トリッガー) Mega Man Volnutt[2] Mega Man Voulnut[3] Rock Volnut[4] Rock Volnutto[5] Rock Volnatto[6] GENDER: Male AGE: 14[1] EYE COLOR: Emerald SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends Mega Man Legends 2 Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken! Rockman DASH Golf Namco × Capcom Tatsunoko vs. Capcom Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (Tron Bonne's ending) Rockman ×over (Battle Memory) JAPANESE VA: Mayumi Tanaka (1997–present) ENGLISH VA: Corey Sevier (Legends 1) Susan Roman (Legends 2) N×C N×C LESS MegaMan Volnutt, known as Rock Volnutt (ロック・ヴォルナット, Rokku Vorunatto) in Japan, is the main protagonist of the Mega Man Legends series.

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   As MegaMan Trigger

   A long time ago, MegaMan Volnutt was known as MegaMan Trigger (ロックマン・トリッガー, Rokkuman Toriggā, Rockman Trigger in Japan). Trigger's primary function was as a Purifier Unit on a synthetic planet called Elysium (or Heaven in the Japanese versions), a place that housed what is called the "Master System". The purpose of the Master System was to watch over the Carbons (essentially the equivalent to humans, though artificially created) on Terra. His job as a Purifier Unit was to eliminate any Aberrant Units (Irregulars in the Japanese version) that threatened the Master System. Trigger was also always close to the the Master throughout his tenure as a Purifier Unit. One day, the Master requested MegaMan to travel with him to Terra so he could see the Carbons, even though the Master could not survive long outside of Elysium. They used a Shuttlepod and landed in Calbania Island, where the Master compares the life of the Carbons with Elysium, and realizes that while he lived in luxury for 3000 years, Elysium was cold and sterile, while the Carbons are happy even with hardship, pain, aging, and subsequently dying, and decides to give MegaMan the final command to destroy the Master System to make things right again. Before dying, the Master gives his genetic code sample to protect MegaMan, and orders him to delete all data in Elysium's library.

   After the Master's death, MegaMan Trigger tried to fulfill his dying wish. The units from the System tried to stop Trigger, thinking he became an Aberrant Unit. As time went by, Yuna (Mother Unit of Terra) decided to take a neutral position, neither helping nor fighting against Trigger. Frustrated with Yuna's decision, Sera (Mother Unit of Elysium) traveled to Terra herself to stop MegaMan, and the two fought each other to a standstill, expending all their energy. Trigger's original body was almost totally destroyed in the fight, and all his parameters had to be reset to heal (similar to formatting a hard drive), transforming him into a baby without any memory of the past. To avoid his memory being wiped out and make sure Sera would never find the Master's genetic code, Trigger transferred his essential data files to Data. Yuna took the opportunity to seal both inside stasis fields, with MegaMan and Data being sealed inside a ruin in Nino Island and Sera with Geetz in Forbidden Island, where they stayed for a long period.

   As MegaMan Volnutt

   Several years later, the Digger Barrell Caskett was researching the ruins in Nino Island without the Guildmaster's permission, and found a diamond-shaped object near the entrance. When he touched the object, it melted away and awoke MegaMan and Data from their suspended animation. As Barrell had broken into the ruins without permission he could not reveal where he had found them, so he took the two under his care. Barrell's granddaughter Roll Caskett insisted on naming the baby after one of her favorite video game characters, so the child was named MegaMan Volnutt (in the Japanese version, Barrell named him Rock to make a pun with Roll).[7] As soon as MegaMan was old enough, he embarked on the life of a Digger, searching for Refractors and other resources for the Caskett family as well as defeating Reaverbots in his many adventures.

   Mega Man Legends

   After exiting a digout in a tower, the Flutter began to malfunction and crashed on Kattelox Island, where the first game takes place. MegaMan helped to protect the island from the attack of the Bonnes, a family of air pirates searching for legendary treasure supposedly hidden in the ruins of the island, and that if its seals are broken, a terrible disaster will occur. Before facing the pirates, MegaMan meets Tron Bonne and helps her escape from the dog Paprika, and she develops a crush on him. The island's city mayor, Amelia, is an old friend of Barrell and gives them a Digger's License to allow them to search the ruins for parts to fix the Flutter. By Amelia's request, MegaMan also investigates the ruins of the island to learn about its past and if the legends are true, fighting against the Bonnes and Reaverbots during his search. When the Main Gate is opened he encounters MegaMan Juno, a mysterious person who knows about his past life as MegaMan Trigger. Juno captures MegaMan in order to keep him out of the way while he prepares to use Eden to eliminate everyone on the island. MegaMan is freed by the Bonnes and he fights against Juno to save Kattelox Island. After Juno's defeat, Data reveals he knows about MegaMan's past but can't reveal it to him yet, but when the time comes, he will tell him everything, including his mission. The game ends with MegaMan and his family leaving the island aboard the Flutter.

   Mega Man Legends 2

   In the second game, Barrell and his friend Verner Von Bluecher travel to Forbidden Island aboard the airship Sulphur-Bottom in the hopes of finding the Mother Lode. Unfortunately, the airship becomes stuck in the storm that perpetually surrounds the island when it is attacked by Gaatz and "Matilda"—a woman who looks like Roll's long-lost mother. MegaMan and Roll go to Calinca to try to find a way to rescue the Sulphur-Bottom and to discover if Matilda really is Roll's missing mother. In order to get through the storm Roll plans to create a Dropship. While searching for parts at the Junk Shop in Calinca they encounter Joe, a man with amnesia who was also creating a Dropship. After MegaMan and Roll save him, he gives his Dropship to them as thanks. After traveling through Forbidden Island, MegaMan accidentally freed Sera and Geetz when he stopped the storm surrounding the island to prevent the Sulphur-Bottom from crashing. They were taken inside the Sulphur-Bottom where Geetz says they need to obtain four keys to unlock the Mother Lode. Bluecher requests that MegaMan search for the keys, and so he embarks on a journey that sees him fighting against Reaverbots and pirates to obtain them. After all of the keys have been collected Sera and Geetz turn on MegaMan. As Geetz engages him in battle Sera escapes to Elysium with the keys. At the conclusion of their fight Geetz explodes, causing heavy damage to MegaMan. Working together Yuna and Data are able to repair him, and during the repair process MegaMan recovers part of his memories as Trigger. Once restored to full strength, MegaMan follows Sera to Elysium to stop her from using the Carbon Reinitialization Program. At the end of the game MegaMan is left trapped on Elysium along with Yuna and Sera, while the enigmatic Elder System begins to reactivate. Back on Terra, Roll and Tron began working together on a rocket to rescue MegaMan.

   Mega Man Legends 3

   MegaMan would have appeared in Mega Man Legends 3, where he is still stuck in Elysium and would be rescued.

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   This version of MegaMan has lived two completely different lives. This is in contrast to all his other incarnations in the other series where he lives only one life and one basic role throughout the duration of the series. His first life as MegaMan Trigger is quite similar to that of the Maverick Hunters in the Mega Man X series where his role on Elysium was to protect the Master System from Aberrant Units as well as serve as the Master's special assistant. Thus, Trigger was one of the greatest and highest ranking Purifier Units, much like X was as a Maverick Hunter.

   On the other hand, his second life as MegaMan Volnutt is actually closer in similarity to another key aspect of both the original Mega Man and X. MegaMan Volnutt does not like fighting and only does so as a last resort (as evidenced by his regret for "not taking it easy" on the Bonnes in the first game, when they fall after Focke-Wulf's defeat). Other than that however, MegaMan Volnutt is simply another Digger in search of adventure, Refractors, and other treasure just like all the rest on Terra. He also cares deeply about Roll and does his best to keep her happy, especially when she is despairing about her parents. Roll also cares about MegaMan, to the point of stating in her diary that she secretly loves him. ADVERTISEMENT Abilities

   Main article: MegaMan Volnutt's equipment Being able to exchange and customize parts of his body, MegaMan is able to use a variety of robotic armaments and abilities.[8]

   Interchangeable weapons: MegaMan can equip a variety of different Special Weapons for different purposes and situations. His default weapon is the Mega Buster, a standard cannon mounted from the left arm. With modifications from Roll Caskett, he can replace his right arm with a number of other weaponry. Roll can build new weapons to him using parts that he finds. Body equipments: MegaMan can equip upgrades to his main body for easier tasks, such as battle and traveling purposes. Such additions include built in roller skates for higher speed, helmets, different levels of body armor, and upgrading the amount of damage the body can take. Shield system: The game depicts MegaMan with a barrier system (shown by a blue capsule bar on the game screen) that lowers enemy damage and recoil. However, the bar is limited in power, and when decreased entirely without time to recharge, must be repaired by a recovery item. Strength and speed: Unlike other members of the Mega Man series, MegaMan is not able to wall kick or perform dash maneuvers. His default speed is on par with a healthy, athletic human, and his strength is proportional to his size.

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   Namco × Capcom

   In Namco × Capcom, Rock Volnutt appears alongside Roll Caskett as a playable team with their opposition being Rockman Juno. The game takes place during 20XX, but the characters from the Mega Man Legends series are from the distant future. In this game, the Flutter is able to travel through space and Rock is a Class A Digger that searches ruins on other planets.

   Rock and Roll first appear in Chapter 21, where the Flutter suddenly crashed into the Third Moon, and they are attacked by its defenses, which included several Reaverbots and Rockman Juno. The two and the Digger Taizo Hori are rescued by the party and join them, using the Flutter to escape the Third Moon when Hiryu set it to explode in the beginning of Chapter 23. Rock and Roll face Juno a few times during the course of the game, having their final battle inside Eden in Chapter 44.

3. #3Roll Caskett

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   IN-GAME INFORMATION HP: 96 (MML2, in Calinca Tundra) ATTACK DAMAGE: 4 (MML2, slap) MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: ロール・キャスケット RŌMAJI: Rōru Kyasuketto ALT. NAME(S): Roll Casket GENDER: Female AGE: 14 (Mega Man Legends)[1] 16 (Mega Man Legends 2)

   EYE COLOR: Green HAIR COLOR: Yellow SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends Mega Man Legends 2 Mega Man Legends 3 Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken! Namco × Capcom JAPANESE VA: Keiko Yokozawa (1997–2005) ENGLISH VA: Tracy Ryan N×C LESS This article is about Roll Caskett. For others, see Roll (disambiguation). Roll Caskett (ロール・キャスケット, Rōru Kyasuketto) is a character from the Mega Man Legends series based on Roll from the original Mega Man series. She was raised by her grandfather and is best friends with the main character, MegaMan Volnutt. Roll is a caring person and is always concerned with MegaMan's safety when he is on a digout.

   Roll is an enthusiastic tomboyish genius mechanic and can create, repair, modify, and pilot almost any type of machine. She is in charge of piloting and maintaining her family's airship, the Flutter, and is shown piloting other vehicles. Roll is also MegaMan's Spotter; she gives him information via radio based on what she can see with her equipment. She builds new parts for him, including Special Weapons and Buster Parts, from what he finds on his digs.[2]

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   Roll is the granddaughter of the famous professor Barrell Caskett, who has raised her ever since her parents Matilda and Banner disappeared searching for the Mother Lode in Forbidden Island. She wants to find the Mother Lode before anyone else, being motivated by her hopes that her parents are still alive and will find them. When Barrell found MegaMan Volnutt, he raised him alongside Roll. Roll supports MegaMan in his adventures as a Digger. Mega Man Legends

   When the Flutter crash-lands in Kattelox Island, Roll, MegaMan, Barrell, and Data are stuck on the island until their airship is repaired. She supports MegaMan in his adventure as his spotter and she also develops new parts for him so early in the game, she gives a walkie-talkie to MegaMan so he can call her, being able to transport him around the island with the Support Car. Using the large Refractors found by MegaMan, Roll repairs Wily's boat to take MegaMan to the Lake Jyun Sub-Gate, and later uses the Flutter to reach the entrance of the Clozer Woods Sub-Gate.

   Mega Man Legends 2

   One year after leaving Kattelox Island, Barrell is invited by Verner Von Bluecher to go in a new expedition to Forbidden Island with the giant airship Sulphur-Bottom and she is sad that they may find the Mother Lode before her, deciding to stay in the Flutter instead of accompanying her grandfather. While Roll and MegaMan were watching the conference on the Sulphur-Bottom with their TV, Roll saw the strange woman that looks like her mother Matilda, and MegaMan cheers her up to make her go discover if that's really her. While going to the Sulphur-Bottom, Data accidentally starts a fire on the Flutter, and Roll tries to repair the emergency sprinklers while MegaMan extinguishes the flames. If the player takes too long or receives much damage, she will fix them.

   To be able to pass by Forbidden Island's storm and save the Sulphur-Bottom and its crew (which got stuck in the storm because of Gaatz's attack), Roll decides to create a Dropship, a vehicle originally designed by her father. MegaMan and Roll go to the Calinca continent to buy parts for it in Yosyonke City. In the city's Junk Shop, Roll shows the ship's schematics and the owner asks if they are friends of Joe, the man that just left the shop and was also working on a Dropship, having similar schematics. Roll wonders if Joe knows her father, and goes to his laboratory, were his "daughter" says he went to Yosyonke's Abandoned Mine to find a Refractor for the Dropship. They hurry to the mine to help Joe, and find him badly injured, taking him back to Yosyonke to be treated. Joe says his Dropship is almost complete, and allows them to use it. When Roll asks about her parents, Joe laments for not being able to help, as he has amnesia and doesn't remember anything, saying he had the blueprints with him when he was found near Yosyonke. Roll completes Joe's Dropship and MegaMan uses it to save the Sulphur-Bottom.

   Inside Bluecher's airship, MegaMan and Roll learn about the four keys to the Mother Lode, and return to the Flutter to go after them, Roll staying in the Flutter most of the time. During the course of the game, MegaMan can talk with Roll inside the Flutter to travel, give gifts to her, and give money to her to repair the damage caused by the fire in the beginning. Roll can become happy or angry with MegaMan depending of his actions, which influences the prices of her weapon upgrades (by buying a new tool kit or breaking them) and what she writes on her diary.

   In Manda Island, Tron Bonne jams Roll's transmission and uses a voice modifier to talk like Roll, trying to make MegaMan think she is a bad person, but after her defeat, the transmission returns and MegaMan is happy to see the person talking wasn't her. In Nino Island, Roll repairs the Parabola Gun to defeat Glyde's airship, King Glydon. When they return to Calinca, Roll pilots the train modified by Joe to help MegaMan fight against the Gemeinschaft. When MegaMan is severely injured in the battle against Geetz, Roll got very worried with him, asking Yuna many times if there was anything she could do to help. When Yuna said he would probably going to be all right, she almost started crying, and is relieved when he regains consciousness. MegaMan than goes to Elysium, and doesn't return. It's unclear if Roll knows for sure if the woman that looks like her mother (which body is being used by Yuna) is really Matilda or someone else.

   At the end of the second game, she is seen working with Tron on building a rocket to retrieve MegaMan from Elysium, their tenth rocket exploding. Unfortunately, her working with Tron results in the two of them fighting on details and refusing to accept Data's help, leaving Data to lament on how long MegaMan will be stuck up there.

   Mega Man Legends 3

   Roll would have appeared in Mega Man Legends 3, in which she would have worked on the 28th rocket to rescue MegaMan; however, the game was cancelled in July 2011.

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   In the demo Rockman DASH 2 Episode 1, Roll gives a tutorial to Rock in the first mission. In the fourth mission, she is kidnapped by Tron and placed inside a crate in Manda Island. Rock tries to rescue her, but after defeating the Kobuns and Tron's Jagd Krabbe, he discovers Data had already saved her.

   Roll appeared in the mobile phone games Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken! and Kobun ga Tobun?.

   In Namco × Capcom, Roll appears alongside Rock Volnutt as a playable unit, though the only time she actively assists in attacking enemies with Rock is when she tosses a Crush Bomb after he fires his Buster.

   Roll is one of the characters that could be obtained during the Capcom Collaboration X event in Otoranger.

   Mega Man X DiVE

   Roll Caskett appeared in the story from the event Maleficent Hero and as a S rank Hunter Program. Her Active Skills are Throw Wrench and Hunter Seeker.

   Cameo appearances

   Roll has a cameo appearance in the ending of The Misadventures of Tron Bonne. Roll appeared in Battle Memories from Rockman Xover. Roll is one of the characters in the background of the Running Battle mode from Super Gem Fighter: Mini Mix. Roll appeared in two cards from SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters 2 Expand Edition. Roll appeared as an Advanced Support Spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Her Spirit battle is against Isabelle and Diddy Kong, representing her and Data. In the game Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop, Frank West can use Roll's clothes after the game is completed in hard mode with S rank. The outfit includes a blonde wig with her hairstyle and a Data doll hanging on the left arm. In Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, Roll is a costume for Sakura Kasugano. In episode 11 of the Mega Man Star Force anime, an advertising TV screen shows a quick glance of a woman with the same clothes and hairstyle as Roll.

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   Roll Caskett appear in Mega Man Legends Timelines.

   Data

   Mega Man Legends 2

   Like the "favorability" system, Mega Man Legends 2 has a system that determines how well Roll and MegaMan get along. The value starts at 0 (normal), and it changes when it reaches around 16385 (happy) or -16385 (angry). Maximum value is 32767, and minimum is -32767. When Roll is happy with MegaMan, she will buy new tools to help him, decreasing development prices by 10%. If she gets angry, she will lash out on her tools and break them, which increases the prices by 10%.

   There are two scenes that are triggered by this, and only once each, indicating that Roll's mood changed. Roll will disappear from the Flutter's bridge, Data informing the reason. When she is happy, she goes to the bathroom to take a bath, and Data suggests MegaMan to do the same, causing him to see Roll in the bath. If Roll is angry, she will be in her bed, sad with MegaMan's behavior. Both events are added to Roll's diary.

4. #4Servbot

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   IN-GAME INFORMATION HP: Mega Man Legends: 96 Mega Man Legends 2: ? ATTACK DAMAGE: Mega Man Legends 2: ? MISC. INFORMATION JAPANESE NAME: Kobun SCRIPT: コブン SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: The Misadventures of Tron Bonne Mega Man Legends Mega Man Legends 2 Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Namco × Capcom Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken! Rockman DASH Golf Kobun ga Tobun? Oshioki Kobun Kumitate Kobun Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Project × Zone Puzzle Fighter

   OTHER APPEARANCES: 4Koma Manga Show Stadium: Tron ni Kobun Rockman DASH 2 4Koma Gag Battle CapYon Namco x Capcom Comic Anthology JAPANESE VA: Chisa Yokoyama ENGLISH VA: Elizabeth Hanna Kari Wahlgren N×C LESS The Servbots, known as Kobun (コブン, Kobun) in Japan, are 41 small all-purpose support robots from the Mega Man Legends series created by Tron Bonne, each with its own distinct personality and talent. They serve as henchmen loyal to the Bonne family of air pirates and the crew on board the Gesellschaft.[1] They work several tasks like flying the Gesellschaft and piloting their machines on missions, cleaning and cooking, assisting Tron in building and fixing her machines, among others in their schedule.[2][3] Although Tron built forty Servbots, forty-one of them exist, with the origin of the forty-first Servbot being unknown to her. Their cute appearance is useful in avoiding suspicion, leading most to assume them to be harmless.

   The Servbots have childlike personalities and love Tron as a mother, but often get in trouble for their mistakes, and she punishes them severely when they goof off. The Servbots are somewhat cowardly, timid and unreliable, but they are also steadfast and hard-working, always trying their best to aid the Bonne family. Though they obey Tron's orders without question, the Servbots are not malicious in nature, and are typically friendly towards others, even their enemies. No two Servbots are exactly alike in personality or ability, with some more skilled at tasks than others, and some having hobbies specific to them.

   Due to their small size, the Servbots aren't very strong physically, but in the Nakkai Desert they are shown to be strong enough to lift a boulder of their size and hold it for a few seconds before letting it fall on them. They are considerably durable, being able to survive several dangers like flames, spikes, and large explosions, though they aren't indestructible. In Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes, the playable Servbot will release smoke as he gets damaged, and when defeated he explodes and releases small Refractors similar to a Reaverbot. Should they be damaged, their maintenance and repairs are done by Tron. Although they are robots, the Servbots possess fully developed senses of taste and smell, and most of them are good at cooking. Their favorite food is extra spicy curry rice.

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   The Misadventures of Tron Bonne

   In the beginning of the game, Teisel Bonne and Bon Bonne go to the Nakkai Desert to search for the ruins rumored to have a valuable Refractor called "Diana's Tear", Teisel piloting the Gustaff with Servbot #1 as the Sniper and accompanied by Servbots #2 to #7. When Bon locates the ruins, Teisel and the Servbots go to his position and are attacked by Glyde, who defeats them with his mecha Rafale. Glyde captures Teisel and Bon, and the Servbots are left behind with the damaged Gustaff. Tron, worried with her siblings and the Servbots, go to their last known locations and finds the Servbots crying and scared, who explain to her what happened and that Teisel owns a debt to Lex Loath.

   Back in the Gesellschaft, Tron orders the Servbots to search the Gesellschaft and they find Teisel's IOU receipt, which says he owes one million Zenny to Loath. After that the Servbots assist Tron in her missions, and they can make multiple tasks such as attack or hold enemies, verify and use objects, pass by narrow passages, and bring items and money to Tron. Tron can interact with all Servbots inside the Gesellschaft, and she works with them to build items in the Lab, sell items in the Storage, train them in the Gym, and use the Torture Room to punish lazy Servbots. Tron can choose up to three Servbots to scout Ryship Island between missions to obtain items. All Servbots can be taken to missions, with a limit from one to six (seven with Gustaff's Sniper) depending of the mission, but as the Servbots are busy building the Gesellschaft, not all of them can be chosen from the beginning, becoming available when the rooms they are working on are completed after some missions. In some missions, the Servbots pilot the Servbot Borer, the Servbot Truck, and a forklift.

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   MoTBServbotBazooka Servbot with the skill Bazooka. All Servbots have the following stats, though their skill levels vary. The Sniper Servbot ratings affect Gustaff's weapon.

   Attack: Affects performance during battles. Servbots with high Attack do more damage when ordered to attack with Gustaff's Beacon Bomb. Speed: Affects speed during a mission. Servbots with high Speed run faster. Brains: Affects the Servbot's performance in missions and in the Gesellschaft. Servbots with high Brains will pick up nearby Refractors without being told with the Beacon Bomb. In puzzle missions, they will give better hints for Tron. Some Servbots obtain their Skill by increasing his Brains rating to their max. Sloth: Affects the Servbot's attention to his tasks. If the Sloth increases to 4, the Servbot will goof around and can't be used in missions. Tron must punish lazy Servbots in the Torture Room to reduce the Sloth to 1, making them available again. NOTE: Attack and Speed stats can be raised by doing the Training Course 1 and 2 respectively, while Brains can be raised by taking Servbots to missions. Sloth is raised if a Servbot is not taken on missions for a while. There are also special items found on Scout missions that improves Servbot stats without the need to do training: Attack Cube: Raises Attack by 1 Speed Cube: Raises Speed by 1 Brain Cube: Raises Brains by 1 Energy Cube: Lowers Sloth by 1 Some Servbots also have special skills that can be useful in combat or on the Gesellschaft:

5. #5MegaMan Juno

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   IN-GAME INFORMATION HP: 10240 (1st form) 16384 (2nd form) SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends Namco × Capcom JAPANESE VA: Akira Ishida ENGLISH VA: Jeff Mallory N×C N×C MegaMan Juno, known as Rockman Juno (ロックマン・ジュノ, Rokkuman Juno) in Japan, is the overarching antagonist and final boss of Mega Man Legends. MegaMan Juno is the bureaucratic unit in charge of the installations in Kattelox Island and tries to purge all Carbons (humans) in the island with Eden, as they passed the pre-specified limit he has to maintain.

   MegaMan Juno was locked inside a sealed chamber, which in turn is sealed behind three doors (namely the Watcher, Sleeper, and Dreamer doors) in one of the deepest rooms in the Main Gate ruins of Kattelox Island. It is not known how long MegaMan Juno has been sleeping in this chamber, but given the fact that a city was established in Kattelox Island with MegaMan Juno not knowing about this until he was "awakened" by MegaMan Volnutt showed that at least a century has passed.

   MegaMan Juno's personality is almost robotic. He is seen calm and polite most of the time and follow his orders strictly, showing no emotions. The only exception to this is when he transfers himself to his larger body upon which he becomes more violent and angry. He is also capable of acknowledging mistakes from time to time, such as his admitting that it was "foolish" for a bureaucratic model to bother fighting a warrior model like Volnutt when defeated.

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   MegaMan Juno first appeared in the game after being awoken by MegaMan Volnutt, who was investigating the Main Gate. The meeting confused Volnutt, as Juno continually referred to him as a "purifier unit" and informed him that his actual name was MegaMan Trigger. Juno himself seemed slightly surprised to find Trigger in a state of amnesia as to his purpose. Volnutt responded to this with a small degree of hostility. After a glance at a control panel, Juno concluded that there was an excessive number of Carbons on Kattelox Island, leading him to send Eden a message to reinitialize the island, killing all of the Carbons. Juno alluded that this was his purpose. When MegaMan tried to resist, Juno activated a trap to restrain MegaMan and recover his memory with a back-up in Eden after the reinitialization of the island.

   With the help of the Bonnes, MegaMan escaped the trap and proceeded to stop Juno, who still managed to survive long enough to confirm the order to begin the reinitialization of the Carbons. After gloating that his program was backed up in Eden's central core at his request for reactivation of his program and module on the island, he dies. Data enters the room, giving the order and code to override Juno's command to Eden, and subsequently ordering the deletion of Juno's backup data from Eden. Other appearances

   In the crossover Namco × Capcom, Rockman Juno, Rock Volnutt and Roll Caskett first appear in Chapter 21, in the Third Moon, where Juno was revived by the Grandmaster Meio (who is interested in his technology) and works for him in return. Juno has amnesia, but after meeting Rock Volnutt, he slowly start to remember his past. Juno helps Druk in the fight against Rock, Roll, Tron Bonne and other characters, but is damaged and retreat for repairs.

   In Chapter 23, Rockman Juno, Vega and Saya attack a chamber using the Gai-nee Tooren, and retreat after the fight. In Chapter 27, Juno attempts to return to the chamber to recover Gai-nee Tooren with a dimensional transfer, but it doesn't work and he, along with Hien and Solo, went to the location Rock, Hiryu and other characters were at, fighting against them. Juno complains of his failures and blames Rock for them. Rock asks if he's becoming an "Irregular Unit", even through he doesn't remember what it means, which Juno says is also Rock's fault. Juno retreats with Hien and Solo.

   In Chapter 38, Rockman Juno, Hien, Solo and other enemies where aboard the Flying Battleship Balrog and planned to invade the Makai, but are stopped by the main characters. Juno is damaged in battle and is almost destroyed, but manages to escape with a dimensional transfer.

   In the end of Chapter 43, Juno got the Eye of Atamoni in Dycroft to use its energy on Eden, giving it enough power to purge all Carbons on the planet. In Chapter 44, the party goes to Eden with the Gesellschaft to recover the Eye of Atamoni and stop Juno. Juno, along the Grandmaster Meio, Hien, Druk, Saya and others, appear for their final battle, being finally defeated. After the battle, Eden is sent deep into space to never be seen again, with the Eye of Atamoni inside. They party returns to Earth thinking the battle is over, but Saya survived and hid in the Gesellschaft, fighting against them in the last chapter.

   Forms and abilities

   Juno1 MegaMan Juno awakening in the chamber In-game, MegaMan Juno has two forms. Regardless of the form, all of MegaMan Juno's attacks can destroy MegaMan Volnutt's shield in few hits and none of them can be blocked.

   Juno appeared first in his normal form. In battle, this form has a low health bar, but has the second strongest armor in the game — beaten only by Juno's second form. In this form, MegaMan Juno can fire laser on each arm (which deals great damage) as well as hovering and ramming into its opponent like a missile or pouncing upon his foes to crush them; should this miss, then his landing on the floor can cause a shockwave similar to the Garudoriten, which could damage his foes on the ground. Juno also moves very fast and is also capable of teleportation, and his arms can move away from his body to attack his foe from any direction. It is also interesting to note that his arms can teleport independently from the rest of his body while attacking. After being defeated, only his head and torso remains, which he attaches to the wall, revealing his second form inside.

   Juno2 MegaMan Juno's second form MegaMan Juno's second form is a large Reaverbot-like machine. This form is by far the strongest foe in the game with the strongest armor and the second highest health bar, beaten only by Bruno, and Juno can move even faster, and can jump onto his target and use his claws to dish out high damage. In addition to its claws, MegaMan Juno can also shoot a large fireball which is larger than a Hanmuru Doll, which is followed by ramming charge onto its target hard to evade due to his large size. He is also capable of releasing waves of fire across the floor by swiping his claw. His most devastating attack in this form includes a combo of powering himself up (where he and a quarter of the room's area would be covered in an impenetrable energy pillar that can damage any foe) before shooting a barrage of lasers onto its target from above - one hit from the laser can knock MegaMan Volnutt out and would leave him incapable of avoiding the succeeding laser blasts.

   Strangely, entering this form seems to force a massive personality change in Juno, as he goes from his normal almost robotic personality to a considerably more violent and angry version of himself.

6. #6Sera

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   IN-GAME INFORMATION MAIN STAGE: Mother Zone, Elysium MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: セラ GENDER: Female EYE COLOR: Red HAIR COLOR: Green SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends 2 JAPANESE VA: Akiko Yajima ENGLISH VA: Danya Gensiorek LESS Sera (セラ, Sera), is a character from the Mega Man Legends series and the main antagonist of Mega Man Legends 2. She is the Mother Unit who rules over the systems on Elysium. Sera is serious and machine-like in personality, and does not understand why the Master trusted MegaMan Trigger (MegaMan Volnutt) so much, following the System strictly.

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   Although Sera is one of the Ancients, she is physically similar to Yuna; both resemble little girls with dark brown skin, silver-green hair and red eyes. However, Sera's hair (similar to the pixie cut) is short and tidy, with longer curved bangs covering her cheeks; her outfit is similar to Yuna, although the color is white instead of black and it also includes a symbol consisting of two red ovals overlapping into a "T" shape. She has the same marks seen on Yuna's shoulders, as well as her own pair of bracelets.

   Sera at first has a very stoic personality, her only interest being to serve the System dutifully. However, she begins to show more emotion toward the end of Mega Man Legends 2, including frustration and even jealousy. Although she considers such emotions "troublesome" at first, she shows signs of changing in the ending of Mega Man Legends 2 when she smiles at Yuna. Like Yuna, Sera has a Servitor Unit: Geetz, who served as Yuna's bodyguard before falling in battle against MegaMan Volnutt.

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   Do not forget, the Master is the only true human remaining. The System exists only to protect and serve the Master. We exist for this and only this purpose. SERA

   Sera was created as the Mother Unit in charge of the Elysium system. Designated as "Mother Two", she devoted herself solely to serving the System and the Master, the last true human. In the event of the Master's death, Sera also had the mission of activating the Carbon Reinitialization Program in the Library and replace all Carbon life with clones of the humans who created the system. This would require her to obtain the four keys to the Library from Yuna, the Mother Unit of Terra (Earth).

   Although she repeatedly warned MegaMan Trigger to ignore the Master's "illogical" words and focus only on serving him and the system, this did not stop Trigger from bonding with the Master and taking him to Terra on request. However, the Master could not survive outside of Elysium and, following his death, Trigger was labeled an aberrant. Trigger fought against Sera, Yuna and others in order to destroy the System and fulfill the Master's dying wish. Frustrated with Yuna's decision to take a neutral stance in the battle, Sera traveled to Terra herself to take matters into her own hands and left Elysium to eliminate Trigger herself. However, she could not bring her full power from Elysium, and Trigger fought her to a standstill. They both expended all of their energy in the battle and MegaMan's original body was almost totally destroyed. After the battle, Yuna took the opportunity to seal both inside stasis fields, with Sera being imprisoned with Geetz on Forbidden Island while MegaMan was "reset" and sealed with Data on Nino Island.

   As time passed, the events were remembered by the Carbons as an old legend about two goddesses that watched the world, the sky goddess (Sera) who "guards the record of the ages" and the earth goddess (Yuna) who "guards the keys". When the sky goddess tried to borrow the keys from the earth goddess, they argued, and the sky goddess was imprisoned by the earth goddess on Forbidden Island. Sera has been under watch from Yuna, who would protect the seal for years to come even after sacrificing her own body to save a Carbon woman.

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   When MegaMan Volnutt went to the Forbidden Island to rescue the Sulphur-Bottom, he accidentally freed Sera and Geetz. Sera and Geetz were taken to the Sulphur-Bottom, where Geetz tells Verner Von Bluecher that they need four keys to unlock the Mother Lode, which will allow them to have access to ancient technology and produce any amount of Refractors. Knowing that Yuna, who had grown fond of the Carbons, would not yield the keys to the Library, she decides to ignore Volnutt (who has no memory of the past) and focus on retrieving the keys. As per Bluecher's request, MegaMan searches for the keys.

   After MegaMan obtained the last key, Sera and Geetz attack the Sulphur-Bottom to steal the keys, which are needed to open the Library in Elysium and execute the Carbon Reinitialization Program. Sera heads to Elysium while Geetz tries to take the Master's Genetic Sample from MegaMan, damaging him in battle. Yuna and her Servitor Unit Gaatz attempt to stop the two, but Sera no longer recognizes Yuna's authority due to the fact that she is no longer in her original body. Although Geetz is eventually defeated by Volnutt, Sera succeeds in returning to Elysium with the keys. After being repaired, MegaMan goes to Elysium to stop Sera. In the Library on the Mother Zone, Sera (who appears in a form more suitable for combat) says she could already have started the Carbon Reinitialization Program, but didn't because it would be beyond the System's limits. She goes on to say that she doesn't understand why the Master attempted to destroy the System, and is jealous of MegaMan since he was closest to the Master and able to understand his thoughts in a way she wasn't able to. She held off on using the program so that she could fight and defeat MegaMan, hoping that it would purge herself from her "troublesome emotions". As MegaMan holds his own, Sera is suddenly affected by remote interference from Gaatz by invading her internal systems; however, the Mother Two resists the sabotage attempt and unleashes her full power against MegaMan, somehow killing Gaatz in the process.

   After MegaMan defeats her and she starts to faint, Sera says the more she obeyed the System and tried to serve the Master, the sadder he seemed when he looked at her, and now, thanks to MegaMan, the Master would probably also smile to her as he did to him, as she finally understands what they wanted, at least a little. Yuna (in Matilda's body) appears and asks Sera to transfer her primary program over to Yuna's original body before her shell stopped working, saying Gaatz had died because of her "gamble", and if she also dies, there would be no one to keep her company. Now that Elysium is no longer functioning, the Old System the Master's people shut down has started to reactivate, and being Sera's responsibility to monitor it, if she died and it took over Terra, the Master's sacrifice would be for nothing. Yuna convinces her to save herself in her original body, with Yuna commenting she doesn't remember the last time Sera smiled. Sera, Yuna and MegaMan need to return to Earth, but the game ends with them trapped in Elysium, waiting for Roll and Tron, which are trying to send a ship

7. #7Bon bonne

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   IN-GAME INFORMATION HP: Mega Man Legends: 2496 Mega Man Legends 2: ?? MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: ボン・ボーン RŌMAJI: Bon Bōn AGE: 3 (Mega Man Legends)[1] SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: The Misadventures of Tron Bonne Mega Man Legends Mega Man Legends 2 Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken! JAPANESE VA: Ikue Ōtani ENGLISH VA: Chuck Campbell LESS Bon Bonne (ボン・ボーン, Bon Bōn) is a character from the Mega Man Legends series. He is the youngest in the Bonne family, yet he is the biggest and strongest. He is a baby and the only thing he can say is "Babuu." Somehow, his siblings Teisel Bonne and Tron Bonne can understand what he's saying. Although he is just a baby, he is very dependable and actively participates in battles, also leading Servbots in missions. His body is made of parts created by Tron that can be swapped to adapt for the circumstances.[2]

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   The Misadventures of Tron Bonne

   In the beginning of the game, Bon Bonne goes out with his brother Teisel to search for the Nakkai Ruins in the desert in Ryship Island, and he found its entrance. When Teisel reached his location, Bon was attacked by Glyde's Rafale and his body was destroyed, leaving only the head. Teisel battles Glyde with the Gustaff, but he is defeated and Glyde captures him and Bon. They reappear in the last mission when Tron rescues the two. When Tron faces Glyde's Rafale and apparently defeats him, Glyde says he was not serious yet and that his mecha has a powerful transformation, but it is interrupted by Bon, who does a suicide leap from the Colossus destroying the Rafale, supposedly as payback for destroying his body in the Nakkai Desert. Bon is last seen commemorating with the Bonnes their victory over the Colossus, where a Servbot says he is not supposed to eat the food with him.

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   In Mega Man Legends, the Bonnes attack Kattelox Island. In the attack to City Hall, Bon uses a flying Hornisse type body known as Schmetterling (シュメッターリンク, Shumettārinku),[3] and fights against MegaMan Volnutt. Bon attacks with powerful claps, missiles, and a party horn-like attack, and destroys objects in his way like trees with punches. If MegaMan gets to far from him, he attacks the City Hall building until it's destroyed. After his defeat, his head falls dizzy and Servbots use a special Drache to pick him up with a magnet which was also used again after the destruction of the Balkon Gerät. He is later seen with the Bonnes inside the Balkon Gerät, Focke-Wulf, and Theodore Bruno.

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   In the beginning of the game, Bon was ordered by Teisel to have the Draches go on yellow alert standby during Matilda’s attack on the Sulphur Bottom. Bon later appears using a small hovering "drill type" (ドリル型, "drill type")[4] body to search for the Mother Lode key in the Saul Kada Ruins with Tron. Bon and Tron are unable to defeat Wojigairon, and when MegaMan meets with them, they agree to work together temporarily to stop the lava flow using Konis to cut Wojigairon's energy supply. After stopping the lava flow, Bon has the idea to let MegaMan fight against Wojigairon while he and Tron go after the key. Bon manages to get the key first and fights against MegaMan for it. His body has a powerful drill in the head and he can fire his hands to electrify MegaMan. If defeated, Bon will fall on the lava, and MegaMan hopes he is all right. If he reaches the exit, he will commemorate and accidentally drops the key on the lava, running away, and MegaMan has to search for the key in the lava.

   Bon later appears as part of the Gemeinschaft train. Bon was last seen during Geetz's attack to the Sulphur-Bottom, as the three Bonne siblings are inside a Drache helping MegaMan, so they can get the keys, but the Drache is shot down by Geetz.

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   The Bonnes were confirmed to appear in the cancelled game Mega Man Legends 3. Bon's role in the game is unknown, but a post in the Devroom suggested that Bon could have all of his body parts sold to generate funding to build the rockets, leaving Bon only with his head, which could be kicked around.[5]

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   Bon appears as a boss twice with his Hornisse body from Mega Man Legends

8. #8Glyde

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   MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: グライド RŌMAJI: Guraido GENDER: Male EYE COLOR: Brown HAIR COLOR: Brown NETNAVI COUNTERPART: Glide.EXE SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: The Misadventures of Tron Bonne Mega Man Legends 2 JAPANESE VA: Takehito Koyasu ENGLISH VA: Michael Hall (TMoTB) Toby Proctor (MML2) LESS This page is about Glyde, a character from the Mega Man Legends series. To see information on his NetNavi counterpart, see Glide.EXE. Glyde (グライド, Guraido) is a character from the Mega Man Legends series. He is the second in command in the Loath family and debt collector for Lex Loath, and later appears as the leader of his own personal pirate armada. He was originally an enemy of the Bonne family in The Misadventures of Tron Bonne, and later a begrudging ally of theirs in Mega Man Legends 2. Similar to Tron and her Servbots, Glyde is frequently accompanied by his Birdbots. Glyde is effeminate, arrogant, snobbish and narcissistic, yet he demonstrates high intelligence and skill as a pilot.

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   The Misadventures of Tron Bonne

   Glyde was the one responsible for capturing Teisel and Bon Bonne in Nakkai Desert and forcing them to pay off their debt to Mr. Loath. Apparently Loath loaned huge amounts of money to many people then made them pay off their debts (and interest on the debts), and those who could not pay were forced to work off their debts. Teisel's debt to the Loath family was 1,000,000 Zenny. Tron took it upon herself to steal 1,000,000 zenny and bail her brothers out from Loath's grip.

   She then learns that she needs 2,000,000 zenny to bail them out (due to the interest), but after obtaining the money, Loath tells her that she owes interest on the interest. He then orders Glyde to take her away. After throwing her in a cell, Glyde returns and talks to Loath, who reveals that he has plans to conquer the world. Tron eventually reunites with her brothers who tell her that Loath is planning to locate the "Colossus", an ancient treasure whose power is strong enough to take over the world. The Bonne family eventually escape from their prison, however Glyde returns with his battle robot and engages Tron in battle. Glyde does lose, however the Colossus awakens immediately afterwards. Glyde boards the Colossus with Loath and prepares to attack the Bonnes, causing large damage to the Gesellschaft. After a fierce battle, where the Servbots themselves have to fight against the Colossus, the Colossus is defeated and Glyde and Loath are turned over to the Ryship Island police, where they are the most wanted criminals and Denise receives the credit for capturing them.

   RyshipPrison Glyde in prison In this game, Glyde pilots an odd mech double the size of the Gustaff called Rafale. It resembles a bird, and can swap between aerial movement and bipedal movement. The machine is equipped with several lasers and electrical generators which can be fired from the hands of the robot or the mouth, and also carries an energy saber about the length of the machine housed into the arms of it. The machine is fought twice, first after the introduction stage in the desert, and again in the Colossus's crypt.

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   Glyde returns in the beginning of Mega Man Legends 2, partnered with the Bonnes, Bola and Klaymoor to retrieve the keys to the Mother Lode. Neither Teisel nor Glyde are particularly fond of their partnership, with Glyde harassing Teisel about the latter's failed attempts to leave pirating behind.

   Glyde's primary involvement is during the events of Nino Island when he attempts to have his Birdbots take over the island. After being thwarted by MegaMan, his forces retreat to Calbania Island which is later blown up in a failed attempt to defeat MegaMan. In a last attempt, Glyde brings in his airship King Glydon to attack Nino Island himself, but is defeated by the combined efforts of MegaMan and Roll, the island's Parabola Gun causing everyone inside the airship to fall into involuntary hysteria, resulting in the ship's destruction.

   During the final attempt to stop MegaMan near Yosyonke City, both Teisel and Glyde attempt to blow MegaMan up with their armed train, the Gemeinschaft. After Glyde's section is damaged beyond use, Teisel happily disconnects Glyde's car, leaving Glyde to swear revenge as his car explodes, thus ending their partnership. Glyde's status after the battle is unknown.

9. #9Aero

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   MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: エアロちゃん RŌMAJI: Earo-chan SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Otoranger Aero (エアロちゃん, Earo-chan) is a character that was set to appear in the cancelled video game, Mega Man Legends 3, and was voiced by Japanese voice actor Akemi Kanda in the similarly unreleased Mega Man Legends 3: Prototype Version. Despite the cancellation of her original debut, she officially appeared in Otoranger alongside other characters in the Mega Man series during a promotional event.

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   In Mega Man Legends 3, Aero would have been a happy-go-lucky, stubborn, and absent-minded 14 year old girl serving as the mood-maker of the Bright Bats team. She was Barrett's spotter and appeared to have a crush on him. Aero was planned to be the daughter of Klickelan Island's police chief and dyed her hair pink as an act of defiance toward her parents. Aero was particularly skilled at tapping police radio transmissions, which she used to support her team's havoc-wreaking.[1][2]

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   Nine artists from Capcom created a concept for Aero and between October 10 and 25, fans had the opportunity to vote on the official Mega Man Legends 3 sites for which of the design they would want to be used in the game. Shinsuke Komaki's design won with 6202 votes. Haruki "Sensei" Suetsugu's design got in 2nd place, Tatsuya Yoshikawa's design in 3rd, Toru Nakayama in 4th, Ryuji Higurashi in 5th, Hideki Ishikawa in 6th, Kazushi Itou in 7th, Hayato Kaji in 8th, and Keiji Inafune in 9th.[3]

   On November 16, her finalized design and official name were revealed.[4] Name

   During development, Aero was named Lilly (リリィ, Lilly), which was later changed to Aero (エアロ, Aero) when her final design was set. Aero was originally going to be named "Sephira" for the North American release of Mega Man Legends 3. However, after receiving feedback from the fans, Capcom decided to hold a poll on what name to use. After seeing the results of the poll and consulting with the development team, the decision was made to keep her name as Aero for both versions

10. #10Appo and Dah

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    SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends 2 OTHER APPEARANCES: Rockman DASH 2 4Koma Gag Battle Appo (アッポ, Appo) and Dah (ダー, Dah) are two characters from Mega Man Legends 2. They are the younger twin brothers of Shu and live in the Kito Village on Calbania Island. They are very uneducated and appear to have been raised by Shu alone. When their sister was kidnapped by Birdbots, they ask MegaMan Volnutt to help rescue her. They guide MegaMan to Glyde's Base and help him get inside the base.

    After Shu's rescue, MegaMan can give the items Pencil, Notebook and Textbook to her, which she will use to start teaching the twins how to read and write. They will start sending letters (a total of three) to MegaMan, their writing improving with each letter.

11. #11Barrell Caskett

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    MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: バレル・キャスケット RŌMAJI: Bareru Kyasuketto ALT. NAME(S): Barrel Casket[1][2] Barrell Casket[3] Barrell Gaskett[4] Barrel Casquet[5] Varel Casket[6] AGE: 65[7] BATTLE NETWORK COUNTERPART: Baryl SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends Mega Man Legends 2 Mega Man Legends 3 JAPANESE VA: Ken'ichi Ogata ENGLISH VA: George Masswohl LESS "Barrel" redirects here. For the Mega Man Battle Network series character that shares the same Japanese name, see Baryl. Barrell Caskett (バレル・キャスケット, Bareru Kyasuketto) is a character from the Mega Man Legends series. He is Matilda's father and Roll Caskett's grandfather, and took MegaMan Volnutt under his care when he found him as a baby. Barrell is a respected professor and well-known retired Digger who used to travel the world with Von Bluecher to uncover ancient civilizations, and because of his exploits he used to be called "Barrell the Invincible" (不死身のバレル, Fujimi no Bareru).[8]

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    Before Mega Man Legends

    30 years before Mega Man Legends 2, Barrell and Bluecher made an expedition to Forbidden Island, designing a ship with a rounded aerodynamic hull reinforced to withstand the atmospheric pressure above the island to enter by the eye of the storm. They managed to land on the island, but the ship was destroyed and they could not return. In the island, they were shocked to find Reaverbots active even above ground, and without their equipment, had to struggle to survive against them and the harsh weather. They manage to reach the center of the island, where they see a strange floating diamond-shaped object (were Sera and Geetz are sealed) and a mysterious girl (Yuna) before passing out from tiredness. When they awakened, they somehow were near Yosyonke City in the Calinca continent, being the only ones to return. This mystery puzzled them for years until Sera was freed.

    20 years later, Barrell's daughter Matilda and his son-in-law Banner decided to go to Forbidden Island, even through Barrell warned them not to. They didn't return, and believing the two had died, Barrell took care of his granddaughter Roll.

    One day, Barrell snuck inside the Nino Ruins without the Guildmaster's permission to do research on previous civilizations. Just inside the entrance, he found a strange, diamond-shaped object that "melted" when he touched it, and from inside appeared a baby and a monkey (Data). As Barrell had entered the ruins without permission, he could not reveal where he found them, and decided to raise them alongside Roll, naming him MegaMan Volnutt. When MegaMan grew he became a Digger, and Roll is his Spotter. Barrell uses all his experience and knowledge to advise them.

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    Early in the game, the Flutter crash-landed in Kattelox Island, and the Inspector takes Barrell to talk with the mayor of the island's city about the incident. To his surprise, the mayor is Amelia, a woman that used to be his assistant, and he stays in City Hall for a while to talk with her. When the Bonnes attack the island, MegaMan fights against them to protect the city, including Barrell as he was in City Hall and Roll is worried with him, but he doesn't get hurt. After the Flutter is repaired, Barrell returns to the airship and stays inside for the rest of the game. He is amazed when a large monolith (Eden) appears over the island, and later wonders if it has some relation with what happened in the island's ruins.

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    MML2Barrell Barrell in Mega Man Legends 2. One year after MegaMan and the Caskett family left Kattelox Island, Barrell received an unexpected letter from Bluecher, which says he wants to try exploring Forbidden Island again, despite how dangerous it is. Bluecher used the last of his fortune to create the Sulphur-Bottom, a giant airship able to withstand the weather of the island. Barrell decides to meet Bluecher, not knowing what will come of it, and participates in his press conference. For his surprise, he sees his missing daughter Matilda alive, but she is acting strange and gives a warning to them about the Mother Lode and Forbidden Island, and leaves the airship with a flying Reaverbot. Bluecher ignores her warning and proceeds to the island, and Matilda attacks the Sulphur-Bottom again, but Gaatz accidentally damages its engines and the airship is stuck in the storm, not being known how long it can stay in the air. Roll and MegaMan rush to Calinca to find a way to rescue them by using a Dropship, and MegaMan goes to the island, finding the same strange diamond-shaped object Barrell saw 30 years ago. Unknowing what it is, MegaMan frees Sera and the storm stops, saving the Sulphur-Bottom and its crew. During the rest of the game, Barrell stays with Bluecher in the Sulphur-Bottom, where he gives advice to MegaMan. He appears in the ending with Bluecher and Teisel talking about the rocket being built by Roll and Tron.

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    Barrell was confirmed to appear in the cancelled game Mega Man Legends 3. He isn't present in the Prototype version, Roll stating that he's been missing for a while. His role in the game is unknown.

12. #12Barrett

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    MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: バレット RŌMAJI: Baretto GENDER: Male SERIES INFORMATION JAPANESE VA: Daisuke Ono Barrett (バレット, Baretto) was a playable character introduced in the cancelled Mega Man Legends 3.

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    In Mega Man Legends 3, Barrett was a teenage boy with red hair arranged in a spiky ponytail. He wore biker goggles, a white and orange jacket, dark gray pants, a belt and beige boots and gauntlet-like gloves. Barrett also had a metal plate on the left side of his face and a gun attached to the side of one gauntlet. His arm gun seemed to be used in the same way as Volnutt's Buster, although he had been shown to be more agile than him and relied more on melee combat, having been able to perform dash-like maneuvers and a flaming kick similar to Zero's Enkoukyaku from Mega Man X8. The latter ability seemed to be available only after Barrett equipped a set of red boots called Volcanic Leggings.[1] Barrett could have also performed combos with punches and kicks,[2] as well as ran up walls and performed long jumps by sprinting.[3] And, as the leader of a sky biker gang, he would have had a flying motorcycle.[4]

    Barrett was dutiful and passionate, but had a reckless personality and even went a little berserk at times.[5][6] With a passion for adventure, he spent his days thrill-seeking and getting into trouble.

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    Barrett would have been the leader and educator of Klickelan Island's weakest gang, the Bright Bats. He was training the sky biker gang hard so that they could rise to the top.[7] Aero would have been his spotter.

    He was well-versed in the art of digging and he seemed to have some connection to Roll and the Bonnes

13. #13Bonne family

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    The Bonne family (ボーン一家, Bōn ikka), better known as Bone[1] or Born[2] in some Japanese sources, is a family of air pirates in the Mega Man Legends series. The Bonnes are a refined family who does not like to get their hands dirty by going on a digout on ancient ruins, so they act dirty by stealing from Diggers and others to keep a luxurious life. However, if a treasure is rumored to be very valuable, such as Diana's Tear and the Mother Lode, they will go down in ruins to claim them first. Their commander, Teisel, does not like to skimp on money, believing that the better their machines, the better the treasures they can obtain, using all the money they steal on the development of their machines to improve their performance. They also need a lot of money to feed the Servbots.

    Despite being proud air pirates, the Bonnes have principles,[3] disliking the ways of the Loath family, helping Denise keep her job after she failed to stop them, and assisting MegaMan Volnutt in critical moments in the Main Gate and in the Sulphur-Bottom. They also tried more honest methods of obtaining money, but those usually do not work well for them. After getting the giant Refractor in the end of Mega Man Legends, the Bonne family opened a department store, but they got on the red after some time due to Teisel wasting all the money only on things he liked, forcing them to return to piracy in Mega Man Legends 2 and become part of the Air Pirate Alliance to save the department store,[4] but they ended up losing more money after being stopped by MegaMan. In the end of Mega Man Legends 2 they make an alliance with the Caskett family to help build a rocket to rescue MegaMan.

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    Teisel Bonne - The oldest of the three siblings and their leader, in charge of operations. Tron Bonne - The only female sibling. She is in charge of the development and maintenance of their machines, and also operations execution. Bon Bonne - The youngest of the three siblings. In charge of operations execution. Servbots - Participate in the execution of the operations and assist Tron with the machines. They also have a variety of jobs inside the Gesellschaft, such as cleaning and cooking. Machines

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14. #14Birdbots

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    MISC. INFORMATION JAPANESE NAME: Shitapper SCRIPT: シタッパー RŌMAJI: Shitappā SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: The Misadventures of Tron Bonne Mega Man Legends 2 Kobun Flies? JAPANESE VA: Takeshi Kusao and Shin-ichiro Miki ENGLISH VA: Edward Glen The Birdbots, known as Shitapper (シタッパー, Shitappā) in Japan, are several spiteful and two-faced bird-like beings from the Mega Man Legends series that work for the Loath Family (later Glyde Gang). Unlike the Servbots, which are faithful and caring to the Bonne family, the Birdbots are troublemakers who like complaining about others behind their backs. It's unknown how many Birdbots exist.

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    A few Birdbots are often seen with Glyde, and they appear as enemies in some missions. In Shala-Kun Ruins level 2 and 3, they throw bombs and fly in Finkel's direction to hit it. In Sart Farm they pilot machines like Pinguino and Megas Struthos to stop the Bonnes from getting money by stealing the animals, and Birdbots can be captured to be sold by 500 Zenny each. In the last mission, they appear with Pinguinos and Chorlinos, and normal Birdbots guard prison doors. In the casino, one Birdbot explains the rules of the games.

    Mega Man Legends 2

    Birdbots Birdbots inside the Glyde Drache Ace. After Glyde and the other pirates learn about the four keys to the Mother Lode, the Birdbots attack Nino Island to obtain on of the keys. When Mega Man Volnutt goes to the island, the Flutter is mistaken to be an enemy airship and is damaged. The Guildmaster apologizes and says that after continuous attacks, the island's main cannon was damaged and they are defenseless. When the Birdbots return, the Guildmaster asks Mega Man to help them protect the island and buy time to repair their main defenses. The Birdbots attack by shooting or throwing bombs, and they pilot vehicles like the Glyde Drache, Zimmermann, and Mutti. Three Birdbots with different color act as commanders to the other Birdbots, one being green with a bandanna, one blue with an eye-patch, and one red with a mask. After most Birdbots are defeat, the three Birdbots attack Mega Man with their Glyde Drache Ace. After defeat, they retreat, but the Guildmaster knowns they will return and requests Mega Man to destroy Glyde's Base in Calbania Island.

    After the base's destruction, Glyde says he is disappointed with the Birdbots and goes with them to Nino Island with their main ship, King Glydon. Roll Caskett suggests to use their secret weapon, the Parabola Gun, and she begins to repair it while Mega Man protects the island from King Glydon's attacks and buys time to Roll. Glyde loses his patience and decides to use King Glydon's most powerful weapon, the Ultimate Glyde Buster, but before they use it, Roll finishes the repairs and uses the Parabola Gun on the King Glydon, causing everyone inside to be confused and destroy their own airship. Birdbots are last seen in the Calinca continent, where a few of them and Glyde are inside the Gemeinschaft.

15. #15Data

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    MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: データ RŌMAJI: Dēta SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends Mega Man Legends 2 Kobun Flies? Marvel vs. Capcom 2 JAPANESE VA: Ikue Ohtani ENGLISH VA: Caroly Larson For the Mega Man X6 character, see Injured Reploids. Data (データ, Dēta) is a mysterious little robotic monkey from the Mega Man Legends series, a friend of MegaMan Volnutt that was found by his side by Barrell Caskett. He only talks with monkey sounds and MegaMan is the only one who understands him, but it's later revealed Data can speak normally and is MegaMan's peripheral memory storage device. He is MegaMan's supporter and sticks to him like a shadow, probably also travelling with him in his adventures. In the series, Data appears in several areas dancing, and players can save the game, completely recover life and weapon energy, and obtain advice by talking with him.

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    MegaMan Trigger created Data and transferred all his essential memories of Elysium and of The Master into him so that no one could scan or tamper with them, making sure no one would find the Master's genetic code. After the battle against Sera in Terra, Yuna sealed Data alongside MegaMan (which was reset into a baby) in a stasis field. Years later, they were encountered by Barrell in the Nino Ruins, and took them under his care.

    In Mega Man Legends, most of the time Data appears is mainly for his gameplay function, and he is present in the Support Car with Roll Caskett. Data has no important role until the end of the game, where he helps MegaMan Volnutt save Kattelox Island. Data orders Eden to pass MegaMan Juno's authority of the island to MegaMan Trigger, interrupt Juno's reinitialization order, and delete Juno's back-up data.

    In the beginning of Mega Man Legends 2, Data accidentally starts a fire in the Flutter when he was cooking, and MegaMan has to extinguish the flames. Because of the damage, a few rooms from the Flutter can't be accessed until they are repaired. When MegaMan is severely hurt by Geetz's final attack in the Sulphur-Bottom, Yuna uses Data's memory files to restore MegaMan's program while repairing him, and a large portion of the information that was stored in Data is revealed in a long cutscene that explains the plot line. At the end of Mega Man Legends 2, Data tries to help Roll Caskett and Tron Bonne by instructing them how to build the rocket to retrieve MegaMan from Elysium, but their bickering causes them to ignore him, leaving Data to lament on MegaMan being stuck there "for a little while longer".

    Data would have been present in the cancelled game Mega Man Legends 3. His role in the game is unknown. Other appearances

    MML3DataKobiKobiDance Data's dance in Mega Man Legends 3. In the demo Rockman DASH 2 Episode 1, Data appears in Ruro Town in the first mission, and in the fourth mission a Servbot says that Data had already rescued Roll. Data is a playable character in the mobile game Kobun Flies?. Data appears in the attack Lunch Rush used by Tron Bonne and Servbot in Marvel vs. Capcom 2, where several Servbots attack the opponent. In Mega Man Battle Network 2 and 3, Data has a cameo appearance in Yai's house, where a plush doll of him is seen sitting on her couch, and is said to be the Servbot's rival. In the Blue version of the third game, Data can be seen near the Roll Caskett figure in Mayl's room.

16. #16Denise Marmalade

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    SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: The Misadventures of Tron Bonne Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken! OTHER APPEARANCES: 4Koma Manga Show Stadium: Tron ni Kobun Mega Man Megamix JAPANESE VA: Hiroko Konishi ENGLISH VA: Nadine Rabinovitch Denise Marmalade (デニッシュ・マーマレード, Denisshu Māmarēdo) is a rookie cop from the Mega Man Legends series that works for the Ryship Island police force. She appears to be heavily inept at her job, and often belittles herself on how poorly she does as a cop. She also lives with her mother (referenced in the first "Bank" mission where Tron mocks her about being woken up by mommy, to which Denise asks how she knows that). She usually works at a desk, filing endless mounds of paperwork and fearing her next dressing-down from her captain.

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    When Tron Bonne and her Servbots first attempt to rob the Ryship Island Bank, Denise is the last police officer to respond to the call because she awakened late, fighting against Tron alone and without success in arresting her.

    Tron goes on to rob the bank three times (only succeeding twice), and each time, she is confronted by the determined Denise. The first encounter has Denise in a police car throwing bombs, and when the police car is destroyed, Denise attempts to run from the Gustaff, only turning to throw bombs at ample distance. During the second encounter, Denise fights Tron and the Gustaff hand-to-hand with a superhuman ability to backwards suplex the Gustaff with a single hand. In the last encounter, she faces off against Tron and the Gustaff with Compages (コンパーゲース, Konpāgēsu), a powerful mecha equipped with a large riot baton.

    At the end of the game, after being severely punished by her captain for failing to arrest Tron three times (and having an extremely expensive mech destroyed), Tron leaves the tied-up Lex Loath and Glyde at the Ryship Island Police Station, leading the captain to think that Denise captured them. Then the captain decides to not fire her because they were the most dangerous criminals around. But then the captain tells her that she needs to make a report about how she captured these lawbreakers or she'll get the boot.

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    Denise appeared in the third island of the game Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken!, where she is one of the police officers in charge of protecting Barrell Caskett. When MegaMan Volnutt tries to talk with Barrell, Denise thinks he is a criminal attempting to harm the professor and sends the police after him. Denise appeared in Street Fighter × All Capcom.

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17. #17Gaatz

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    MISC. INFORMATION JAPANESE NAME: Gaga SCRIPT: ガガ GENDER: Male EYE COLOR: Red HAIR COLOR: Green SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends 2 OTHER APPEARANCES: Rockman DASH 2 4Koma Gag Battle JAPANESE VA: Takeshi Kusao Gaatz,[note 1] known as Gaga (ガガ, Gaga) in Japan, is the Servitor Unit for Mistress Yuna and protects her with his life. Gaatz has a Reaverbot eye on his forehead and has the ability to transform into a large silver dragon-like Reaverbot and merge with machines.

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    In Mega Man Legends 2, Gaatz uses his alternate form to transport Yuna and attacks the Sulphur-Bottom as a warning to make them return, but accidentally damages the engines and traps the Sulphur-Bottom in the storm of the Forbidden Island until MegaMan Volnutt stops it.

    After the four keys to the Mother Lode were stolen by Sera, he separates Geetz from the Sulphur-Bottom and fights against him, but Geetz knocks him down. After MegaMan defeats Geetz, Gaatz merges with the broken Shuttlepod in Calbania Island to repair and use it to reach Elysium with Yuna and MegaMan. Gaatz reveals he has reservations about destroying the System, but will follow Yuna no matter what happens. Gaatz tries to help MegaMan against Sera by attempting to invade her internal systems and sabotage her, but Sera discovers him and kills him by unknown means

18. #18Geetz

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    MISC. INFORMATION JAPANESE NAME: Jiji SCRIPT: ジジ GENDER: Male EYE COLOR: Red HAIR COLOR: Green SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends 2 OTHER APPEARANCES: Rockman DASH 2 4Koma Gag Battle JAPANESE VA: Shin-ichiro Miki ENGLISH VA: John Cleland[1] LESS Geetz, known as Jiji (ジジ, Jiji) in Japan, is the loyal Servitor Unit for mistress Sera and protects her with his life. Geetz has a Reaverbot eye on his forehead and has the ability to transform into a large golden dragon-like Reaverbot and merge with machines.

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    A long time before Mega Man Legends 2, Geetz was sealed alongside Sera in Forbidden Island. When MegaMan Volnutt freed Geetz and Sera, they are received into the Sulphur-Bottom, where Geetz persuades Von Bluecher to search for the four keys that Sera wants, saying they are needed to obtain the Mother Lode. Geetz and Sera stay in one of the Sulphur-Bottom's rooms while MegaMan searches for the keys.

    After the four keys are obtained by MegaMan, Sera orders Geetz to take control of the Sulphur-Bottom by assimilating it and he steals the keys, giving them to Sera and saying he will follow her after recovering the Master's genetic sample from MegaMan. Geetz tries to convince Yuna to leave the airship, but she denies and orders Gaatz to separate Geetz from the airship, and they fight in the air in their Reaverbot forms. Geetz defeats Gaatz and proceeds to fight against MegaMan (with the help of the Bonne's) in the Sulphur-Bottom's deck. Geetz is damaged in the battle, and as a last attempt to defeat MegaMan and avoid him from following Sera, Geetz dives on him and explodes. MegaMan is severely damaged, but Yuna and Data manage to save him.

19. #19Grill Pitmaster

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    MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: グリル・ピットマスター RŌMAJI: Guriru Pittomasutā GENDER: Male Grill Pitmaster (グリル・ピットマスター, Grill Pitmaster) was a character set to appear in the cancelled video game, Mega Man Legends 3.

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20. #20Inspector

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    SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends JAPANESE VA: Naoki Bandō ENGLISH VA: David Huband The Inspector (警部, Inspector) is the first person from Mega Man Legends that MegaMan Volnutt meets on Kattelox Island. The Inspector investigates when the Flutter crash lands to make sure that everyone is alright. He is the head of the Kattelox police and tries to fight on the Bonne family of air pirates when they attack the island, but the police stand no chance against them. Luckily for the Inspector, MegaMan was there to stop the pirates.

    In the police station, the inspector also asks MegaMan to help him in two optional missions, which are finding three bombs in Downtown before they explode and finding a man's bag of money. MegaMan can also help him chase a car with two Servbots that stole money from the bank. After getting the money back MegaMan can either choose to give the money to the inspector, who will return it to the bank, or keep it by leaving Downtown, which will make MegaMan's armor black.

    In the game's ending, the inspector appears to say good bye for MegaMan. If his missions were completed, he says he is planning on starting a new training program so his men will be able to protect the island even without MegaMan, and that if the Flutter ever have engine trouble again, he can feel free to crash-land on Kattelox Island anytime.

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21. #21Joe

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    SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends 2 For the robot in the original series, see Sniper Joe. For the movie hero, see Viewtiful Joe. For the Mega Man X7 character, see Injured Reploids. Joe (ジョー, Jō), also known as Joseph outside Japan, is a mysterious character from the Mega Man Legends series that appears in Mega Man Legends 2. He is actually Roll Caskett's father and Matilda Caskett's husband, Banner Caskett (バーナー・キャスケット, Bānā Kyasuketto).[1]

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    Banner and Matilda are both Diggers that went on an expedition to Forbidden Island 10 years before Mega Man Legends 2. Banner designed a Dropship that he thinks can land on the island safely. However, the two disappeared on the island and were never seen again. Despite the MIA status, Roll never gave up to search for her parents.

    In Mega Man Legends 2, Banner is only seen in an old photo of him with a young Matilda holding a baby Roll. Two copies of the photo appear, the first with Barrell Caskett in the game's prologue, and the second being held by Joe.

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    Banner was found on the Calinca continent 10 years before the events of Mega Man Legends 2 injured, apparently losing his right arm and suffering a gash across his face that put out his right eye, and with no memory of his past. He was taken in by Yosyonke City's bartender, Maria, who eventually falls in love with him. Banner, now named Joe, is determined to go to the Forbidden Island for reasons unknown even by him due to his memory loss, feeling that he lost something very important there (Matilda). As he had the Dropship blueprints, he starts working on a new, improved Dropship, writing over the blueprint several times.

    MML2JoeInjured Mega Man and Roll helping Joe in the Abandoned Mine. Early in Mega Man Legends 2, the owner of Yosyonke's Junk Shop told Roll Caskett that Joe is building a Dropship like the one her father designed. Roll believes that Joe must know her father, and goes after him to ask. In Joe's laboratory, Maria's daughter says he went to Yosyonke's Abandoned Mine, and that her mom would make Joe her dad after he goes to Forbidden Island and returns. Mega Man Volnutt and Roll go after Joe, and he is found severely injured by one Jaiwan when he tried to take the Refractor from the mine to power his Dropship. After Jaiwan's defeat, he is taken back to Yosyonke to be treated. Mega Man and Roll talk with him and he lets them use his Dropship. Joe says he can't help Roll about her father as he has amnesia and had the Dropship's blueprints with him when he was found collapsed.

    Joe is later seen again in Calinca during the search of the last key to the Mother Lode, where he worked day and night until he collapsed to modify the old train in Yosyonke's station to protect the city from the Air Pirate Alliance, but as he is in no condition to use it, he gives the Train Key to Mega Man so he and Roll can use it against the Gemeinschaft. After Mega Man and Maria exit his room, he looks to an old photo of Roll with her parents and seems to remember something about his old life. However he decides to stop thinking about the past and that he would start a new life. If Mega Man returns to Calinca after Geetz's defeat, Joe is no longer in Yosyonke, the man in the condominium saying he moved with Maria and her daughter to a warmer place to help his old wound.

22. #22Klaymoor

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    SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends 2 JAPANESE VA: Shōzō Iizuka ENGLISH VA: Paul Miller Klaymoor, known as Bancoscus (バンコスカス, Bankosukasu) in Japan, is Bola's brother[1] and a veteran air pirate that appears in Mega Man Legends 2. His old age seems to be catching up with him, but he still seems to be a tough fighter and is determined to find the Mother Lode. He has a blaster arm and tough armor that is weak against the Drill Arm.

    Klaymoor first appears in the beginning of the game disguised as a reporter inside the Sulphur-Bottom, where he is gathering information about the four keys needed to find the Mother Lode, and calls his partner to help find them. While in Manda Island, he asks Bola to search for the key in the Manda Ruins while he check out another island. MegaMan meets him twice in the Nino Ruins, but Klaymoor had to stop when he had back pain and asked Bola to help him. Klaymoor and Bola were last seen in Calinca helping the Bonne family and Glyde Gang, but they ultimately decide that between fighting MegaMan and dealing with both Glyde and the Bonnes that the treasure is simply not worth it, leaving them to their own ventures.

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    Klaymoor will confront MegaMan after getting the key. He only has two attacks here, shooting a round of machine gun bullets in three directions and shooting out homing blue sparks that will stun MegaMan Volnutt (the Light Barrier will block this effect). While circling him might be a good strategy, he has a tendency to predict where MegaMan is going with how fast he changes direction (i.e he will catch up to MegaMan and the player might run straight into a stream of bullets). A fully-powered Drill Arm will end the match in seconds.

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    Klaymoor blocks the way to the exit ladder this time. Aside from the above attacks, he can now throw a pink homing beam that will knock out MegaMan if hit, two laser beams from his two hands (similar to MegaMan Juno, but would still hit MegaMan even if he jumps) and floating red bombs that would float in the air and can be made to home in on MegaMan. It is recommended to keep close to him and use the Drill Arm when there is an opportunity.

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    Klaymoor's name in the English Mega Man Legends 2 instruction manual uses his Japanese name, Bancoscus. During the opening scene of Mega Man Legends 2, Klaymoor wears civilian clothing over his armor. As Tron, Teisel, and Glyde are dressed in normal clothing instead, this implies the majority of Klaymoor's body is mechanical in nature. His English name probably comes from claymore, which is a large, two-handed, double-edged sword. It is also the name of an explosive device similar to a landmine. Klaymoor is 230 cm tall.[2] The theme that plays when facing him is a different variant of the theme that plays when fighting Bola in the Manda Ruins.

23. #23Lex Loath

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    SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: The Misadventures of Tron Bonne JAPANESE VA: Junpei Takiguchi ENGLISH VA: Jim Morris Lex Loath, known as "Rōsu Kuppakarubi" (ロース・クッパカルビ, "Rōsu Kuppakarubi") in Japan, is a character from the Mega Man Legends series and the main antagonist of The Misadventures of Tron Bonne. Loath is the leader of the Loath family and a greedy black market financier that has made a fortune through unsavory tactics.

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    In The Misadventures of Tron Bonne Lex Loath loaned a million Zenny to Teisel Bonne, and some time later he sent Glyde to collect payment. As Teisel was unable to pay back the loan, he and his little brother Bon Bonne were taken prisoner, where Loath forced them and other indebted prisoner Diggers as slaves to uncover the legendary Colossus, a massive Reaverbot of untold power. Loath is the main antagonist in The Misadventures of Tron Bonne, using the Colossus against the Bonnes in the end of the game. After the Colossus' defeat, Loath and Glyde fall in the ocean, and Loath begins begging for his life to be spared. Tron decides to tie and drop them at the police station near Denise, letting her gain the credit for their arrest.

    It is unknown what happened to Loath after The Misadventures of Tron Bonne, but he has a cameo appearance in Mega Man Legends 2 inside the airship King Glydon that looks like a memorial, suggesting that he passed away sometime between the two games. Gallery

    Loath's cameo in Mega Man Legends 2. Loath's cameo in Mega Man Legends 2. Etymology

    His English name appears to be based on the supervillain Lex Luthor of the Superman comics appearing in the DC universe. Both even wear similar clothing. Loath was an adjective for something hostile or unpleasant, as in loathsome, but those meanings are now considered obsolete.

    His Japanese name appears to be derived from loin (ロース rōsu in Japanese, derived from the English roast, ロースト rōsuto), Gukbap (クッパ, kuppa) and Galbi (カルビ, Karubi).

24. #24Matilda Caskett

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    MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: マチルダ・キャスケット RŌMAJI: Machiruda Kyasuketto EYE COLOR: Green HAIR COLOR: Yellow SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends 2 JAPANESE VA: Maria Kawamura ENGLISH VA: Alison Lawrence Matilda Caskett (マチルダ・キャスケット, Machiruda Kyasuketto) is a character from the Mega Man Legends series. She is Barrell Caskett's daughter and Roll Caskett's mother.

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    Matilda basically resembles an adult version of her daughter Roll, sharing many characteristics such as the hair and eye color. However, her hair is short and groomed in contrast to Roll's wilder look. In Mega Man Legends 2, she wears a skintight black outfit with yellow lines similar to those from Yuna's dress, along with matching high heels and a brown shirt underneath. The outfit is complemented by a yellow plated necktie with the same symbol from Yuna's outfit, and she also wears one of Yuna's bracelets, indicating their connection.

    Since Matilda's body was controlled by Yuna during the entire game, the only indication of her true personality comes from a letter she wrote to Barrell before her departure to Forbidden Island. as the letter indicated a very adventurous and optimistic spirit, fitting of a Digger, although she did show concern for her family and would ask Barrell to take care of Roll if something ever happened.

    Under Yuna's control, Matilda has demonstrated superhuman speed and agility, easily dodging gunfire from Von Bluecher's security forces. She also seems to be unaffected by the harsh weather from Forbidden Island despite the lack of any protection. Although there is no explicit explanation for this, it is possible that this is the result of the parts Yuna used to save Matilda. History

    Matilda and her husband Banner are Diggers that traveled all over the world exploring ruins. 10 years before Mega Man Legends 2, ignoring Barrell's warnings, Matilda and Banner made an expedition to Forbidden Island using a Dropship to pass by the storm, and they never returned, being believed that they had perished.

    In the beginning of Mega Man Legends 2, a mysterious woman that looks like her was seen posing as a reporter at Verner Von Bluecher's press conference onboard the Sulphur-Bottom, where she had taken the microphone of the reporter from Kattelox TV. She warns everyone present that the Mother Lode is not a treasure, but a disaster, and leaves with a flying Reaverbot (Gaatz). It is this event that makes MegaMan and Roll start their adventure to discover if she is Roll's mother.

    It's later revealed that she is actually Yuna using Matilda's body. Yuna had found Matilda severely injured on Forbidden Island, and in order to save her, Yuna transferred some of the nanotechnology from her body in an attempt to heal her. Matilda survived, but as Yuna used too much energy and parts from her body, she wasn't able to move and had to take control over Matilda's body. During the game, Yuna never leaves Matilda's body, and Roll's mother never does speak with Roll or other characters at all. Yuna tells MegaMan that she will return Matilda to Roll once it's all over, but at the end of the game, Yuna still resides within Matilda's body while Sera now resides in Yuna's original body, and they are trapped in Elysium with MegaMan

25. #25Max

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    MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: マックス RŌMAJI: Makkusu GENDER: Male For the Mega Man ZX character, see Townspeople. Max (マックス, Max) was a character set to appear in the cancelled video game, Mega Man Legends 3.

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26. #26Mayor Amelia

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    SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends JAPANESE VA: Chisa Yokoyama ENGLISH VA: Susan Roman Amelia Mayor Amelia in-game. Mayor Amelia (アメリア市長, Mayor Amelia)[1] is the mayor of the city on Kattelox Island. As the mayor, she can issue Digger licenses to enter the ruins on the island. She is a professor of ancient civilizations like Barrell Caskett and was his assistant while she was in school. She asks MegaMan to investigate why the Reaverbots on the island have been acting up. MegaMan can make donations to her to repair the damage caused by the Bonne family in Downtown and City Hall. After talking with Ira, he can also make a donation to improve the hospital in Uptown.

27. #27Pic Holie

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    MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: ピック・ホリィ RŌMAJI: Pikku Horii GENDER: Male Pic Holie (ピック・ホリィ, Pikku Horii) was a character set to appear in the cancelled video game, Mega Man Legends 3.

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28. #28Shu

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    SERIES INFORMATION APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends 2 OTHER APPEARANCES: Rockman DASH 2 4Koma Gag Battle JAPANESE VA: Maria Kawamura ENGLISH VA: Sunday Muse Shu (シュー, Shū) is a character from Mega Man Legends 2 that lives in the Kito Village on Calbania Island with her younger twin brothers, Appo and Dah.

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    Shu thought that Birdbots where chickens and tried to take one to make fried chicken, but they kidnapped and took her to Glyde's Base. When MegaMan Volnutt went to the island to destroy Glyde's fortress by the Guildmaster's request, Appo and Dah asked him to help rescue their sister. Mega Man invades the base and saves Shu, but the Birdbots activate the base's self-destruction to take him down. Fortunately for Mega Man, Shu had the key to the front gate, which is used by them to escape on time.

    After her rescue, Shu gives the item "Cute Piggy" as thanks, and asks Mega Man to not eat him. Mega Man can give the items Pencil, Notebook and Textbook to her, which she will use to start teaching her brothers how to read and write. Shu is strict, but the twins are happy that she is teaching them.

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    Shu asks Rock to recover four pigs that ran away. As thanks for bringing them back, Shu gives Rock a kiss, but from one of her pigs instead of her.

29. #29Teisel Bonne

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    MISC. INFORMATION AGE: 29 (MML) SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: The Misadventures of Tron Bonne Mega Man Legends Mega Man Legends 2 Mega Man Legends 3 Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken! Marvel vs. Capcom 3 JAPANESE VA: Tesshō Genda ENGLISH VA: Rob Smith Teisel Bonne (ティーゼル・ボーン, Tīzeru Bōn) is the leader of the Bonne family of air pirates, and is in charge of their battle tactics. Teisel is the oldest son of the three siblings in his family, and he cares deeply for Tron and Bon Bonne. He holds a grudge and rivalry towards MegaMan Volnutt for the constant defeats at his hand.

    Teisel is extremely emotional, either getting very angry, tearing up and crying, or extremely excited. He has a very personal laugh he often uses whenever he is excited, which is high pitched and slightly insane in nature. Despite his somewhat rough personality and tough appearance, Teisel is highly intelligent and a great strategist who takes his responsibilities seriously. He makes all sorts of detailed plans and schemes that further the family's goals while while keeping all of them out of serious danger, and is able to invade almost any island easily with their arsenal of machines, specially the Gesellschaft. After a mission, he holds a review meeting to assert their strengths and weaknesses to improve, avoiding making the same mistake twice.

    Teisel is also a skilled pilot of combat mechas like the Gustaff, Marlwolf, and Blitzkrieg. He also loves reading books, and his room in the Gesellschaft is filled with them, which vary from business principles to manga. Besides books, he also likes anime and toys, and his hobbies help him cope with the sadness of his parents' death.[1]

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    The Misadventures of Tron Bonne

    Without telling his siblings, Teisel requests a one million Zenny loan from Lex Loath in Ryship Island to finance the construction of the Gesellschaft, the main transport of the Bonne family. To be able to pay his debt, Teisel went to the Nakkai Desert alongside Bon and six Servbots to search for its ruins, which is believed to have a valuable Refractor known as "Diana's Tear". They are able to find the gate of the ruins, but one of Loath's men, Glyde, attacks them with the Rafale saying that the payback time is long over, and now he must work for it. Teisel fights against Glyde, but he is defeated and captured alongside Bon. When Tron loses contact with Teisel, she gets worried and goes to his last known position, finding the Gustaff damaged and the Servbots scared and crying. The Servbots tell her what happened and they return to the Gesellschaft, were they find Teisel's receipt for the money. Tron is surprised by how much money Teisel owes, but despite the large amount, she is determined to pay his debt.

    After obtaining the money needed, Tron is able to pay Teisel's debt, but Loath tricks her and captures her too, and she meets with her brothers in Loath's dungeon. Teisel laments that Tron got involved in the situation, and informs her that Loath has been shanghaiing Diggers to make them work for him to find the legendary "Sleeping Colossus", and Teisel was the one who found the Golden Refractor needed to awaken it. Tron contacts the Servbots and they free the three siblings with the Gustaff, then Tron has the idea to take everything Loath found before they leave as payback for the grief he caused them. They find the Colossus and Glyde appears with the Rafale to finish them, but he is defeated. Loath then activates the Colossus, and the building began collapsing, the Bonnes barely managing to escape alive. They return to the Gesellschaft and attack the Colossus, but it isn't affected by their attacks and Loath attacks them, making Teisel fall from the Gesellschaft. After the Colossus defeat, Teisel is rescued and arrests the Loaths in the process. The Bonnes celebrate their victory. The post credits show Teisel explaining to the Servbots that everything that happened during his capture was orchestrated as he took advantage of the situation just to go after the Colossus's Golden Refractor as he was happy that the plan went well. But he later returned completely shocked after he and Tron found out that the favorite Servbot accidentally threw out the Refractor.

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    The Bonne family attacks Kattelox Island to obtain the treasure rumored to exist in its ruins, Teisel leaving Tron and Bon in charge of the operation. While waiting for them to return to the Gesellschaft, Teisel turns on the TV at three o'clock to watch his favorite show and sees a newscast showing that a mysterious blue boy (MegaMan Volnutt) had stopped the attack on City Hall. Seeing that they could not obtain the key to open the ruins and concerned with the safety of his siblings and that a lot of money may be lost, Teisel decides to assume command of the operation and use the Marlwolf to dig up to the treasure in the ruins himself.

    Teisel goes to the Clozer Woods with some Servbots and the Inspector says what is happening to the mayor Amelia, going to the forest afterwards to arrest them. MegaMan and Roll are worried with the Inspector and his men as the Bonne family has a strong arsenal, and if they steal all treasures in the ruins there may be not enough left to repair the Flutter. As predicted by them, the police stands no chance against the Leopold tanks controlling the area. MegaMan defeats the Servbots and they warn Teisel that he is going to the ruins. Teisel stops digging and makes their priority to take down the blue boy, warning the Servbot to not be deceived by his size as he defeated Bon and Tron. MegaMan fights against Teisel's Marlwolf and manages to destroy it by attacking the hatch when it was opened by a Servbot. Teisel is sad and in disbelief that he had lost and two Servbots take him back to the Gesellschaft via the hatch. Before leaving, Teisel says to the blue boy that he will get him for what he did.

    MML1MeetingRoom The Bonnes in the Meeting Room. In the Gesellschaft, Teisel and his siblings are reunited in the Meeting Room to discuss what happened. Teisel plans to concentrate all their firepower on MegaMan to take him down, and with him out of their way it will be easier to take the island's treasures. Tron says she was waiting to build a new machine that will be able to take care of him. The Bonnes go to Lake Jyun and set a trap for MegaMan by stealing all of the boats and creating the Such Geräts and the Balkon Gerät and attacking him with them, but they are defeated. Teisel laments that Tron's mecha was destroyed, but Tron and Bon cheer him up and they return to the Gesellschaft to come up with a new plan.

    After some time in the Meeting Room, the Bonnes decide to let MegaMan keep whatever he finds in the other ruins and wait him open the Main Gate so they can take what is inside. When MegaMan opened the Main Gate from the Clozer Woods Sub-Gate, the Bonnes appear with Draches and their main ship, the Gesellschaft, and they attack the Flutter. MegaMan and Roll discover the Gesellschaft's weak spots and they are able to take it down. The Bonnes escape from their ship with the Focke-Wulf and continue fighting, but as Teisel hurt his arm during the battle in the Gesellschaft, Tron pilots the Focke-Wulf. The Focke-Wulf is also destroyed, and the Bonnes fall from the sky to their apparent death, Teisel comforting Tron saying that they tried their best and lost fair and square.

    When the Sub-Cities appear in the city, MegaMan discovers that the Bonnes survived and were hiding in a warehouse from the Old City, where they built a new giant mecha, Theodore Bruno. As soon as Teisel sees MegaMan, he calls everyone to Bruno and they activate it, engaging him into battle. They are once again defeated, and Teisel asks "the blue boy" what is his name, which he answers. Teisel says to MegaMan that he was in the pirate business for a long time and that's the first time someone ever gave him so much trouble, but yet it feels good somehow. He admits that he lost and MegaMan won, and says he will try to forget the entire incident, leaving afterwards. Tron is in disbelief, but while walking away Teisel says that once MegaMan finds the treasure, they will wait for a chance to take it from him, and he is not one to give up from an objective.

    When MegaMan Volnutt awakes MegaMan Juno in the Main Gate and is trapped by him, Teisel and Tron had heard their conversation and say they must stop Juno from killing everyone in the island. With no ideas on how they can do it, they decide to free MegaMan so he can stop Juno. While in the Main Gate, they find a giant Refractor inside and take it with them. As all the Bonnes machines, including the Gesellschaft, were destroyed, they had to build a slow boat with the remains of their machines to leave Kattelox Island, but Teisel is happy because selling the Refractor they found will be enough to recover their lost money and get some extra.

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    Teiseltronscreencap Teisel and Tron disguised as reporters. After selling the Refractor found in Kattelox Island, the Bonne family opened a department store, but Teisel ended up spending most of their money on things he liked instead of what was needed, resulting in financial problems and forcing the Bonnes to "temporarily" return to piracy.

    One year after the first game, Verner Von Bluecher goes after the Mother Lode with his giant airship, the Sulphur-Bottom, and the Bonnes make an alliance with Glyde, Bola and Klaymoor to take the Mother Lode for them, Teisel and Tron entering the airship disguised as reporters. When Gaatz damaged the airship, they are stuck in Forbidden Island's storm until MegaMan stops it by freeing Sera, and they discover about the four keys needed to obtain the Mother Lode.

    When searching for the keys, MegaMan faces Teisel piloting the Blitzkrieg in Saul Kada Island, where he is using a local important golden statue as shield. In a last attempt to obtain one of the keys, the Bonnes and Glyde work together to attack Calinca with the Gemeinschaft, but they are defeated by MegaMan again, causing a dejected Teisel to lament the likelyhood of having to sell his store.

    After the four Keys to the Mother Lode are taken to the Sulphur-Bottom, Sera steals the keys and Geetz attacks the ship. The Bonnes try to help MegaMan with a Drache to be able to obtain the keys, but the Drache is taken down by Geetz. Teisel is last seen in the post credit ending talking with Barrell Caskett and Von Bluecher while Roll and Tron attempt to rescue MegaMan from Elysium by building a rocket.

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    Teisel would have appear in the cancelled Mega Man Legends 3. It's only known that the Bonnes have a takoyaki stand in Klickelan Island and they pilot the Donner Wels.

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    The Bonnes are antagonists in the mobile phone game Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken!.

    In Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, Teisel is in the background of the Kattelox Island stage, sitting outside the Balkon Gerät with Tron. If Tron is in the battle, he will cheer for her, and will sit down sad if she is defeated. Humorously, if Tron defeats (or is defeated by) another Tron, he will look confused for a moment, then start to cheer for his sister again.

30. #30The Master

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    MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: マスター RŌMAJI: Masutā GENDER: Male AGE: Around 3000 EYE COLOR: Blue HAIR COLOR: Blond SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends 2 ENGLISH VA: Kent Sheridan For 3000 years, I have been free from hardship and pain. A life of luxury and ease obeying my heart's desires. Seeing these people, grateful for the simple joys of life, I wonder, was I truly happy? THE MASTER

    The Master (マスター, Masutā) is a character from the Mega Man Legends series.

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    The Master is the last of the original humans, being seen only in flashbacks of Mega Man Legends 2. He lived on Elysium for 3000 years and as the master of Elysium, everyone obeyed the Master System to serve and protect him. He enjoyed the company of MegaMan Trigger (MegaMan Volnutt) as he felt lonely. Mistress Sera often reprimanded him and MegaMan Trigger and although she always did her best for the Master, the more she followed the system and served him, the sadder he seemed. Before his death, he made slight modifications to the Carbons (whom he called "Betas"); although not revealed, it is possible that he created the current form of Carbons and the Master System.

    One day, he asked MegaMan Trigger to go down to Terra (Earth) with him in a shuttlepod and observe the Carbons living there. In the locale, the Master saw that the Carbons were happy even though they suffered through thirst, hunger, disease, old age, and death, while he was unhappy living forever in luxury on the perfect, yet cold and sterile, Elysium. Realizing that the Master System was a mistake, he entrusted MegaMan Trigger, as his favorite unit and long time companion, his final order to destroy the Master System by deleting all data from its Library (which contains the genetic code of the humans who built the Master System) and make things right again, leaving the world to the Carbons. Before the Master died, he gave MegaMan Trigger a good luck charm (a device resembling a PlayStation Memory Card) which contained his genetic code, saying that as long as he has it, nobody can harm him.

    After his death, MegaMan fought to fulfill his dying wish and avoid the Carbon Reinitialization Program, which was meant to be run only after the Master and all other humans have died, using their genetic codes to clone new humans and eliminate all Carbons. To make sure Sera would never find the Master's genetic code, MegaMan transferred all his essential data files to Data. After an unknown period, MegaMan finally succeeded in his mission at the end of Mega Man Legends 2. However, now that Elysium's System is no longer functioning, an older System that was believed to have been shut down has started to reactivate on Terra, and if it takes over, the Master's work would be for nothing.

31. #31Verner Von Bluecher

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    MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: ウェルナー・フォン・ミュラー RŌMAJI: Verunā fon Myurā ALT. NAME(S): Von Muller[1] Mular[2] SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends 2 JAPANESE VA: Iemasa Kayumi ENGLISH VA: Stewart Arnott Verner Von Bluecher,[3] known (roughly) as "Werner von Muller" (ウェルナー・フォン・ミュラー, "Werner von Muller") in Japan, is a character from Mega Man Legends 2, a successful business man who raised enough money to build a massive airship, the Sulphur-Bottom, for the exploration of Forbidden Island. He is an old friend of Barrell Caskett and dreams of finding the Mother Lode, which he believes to be of great importance to mankind, although he is not sure of what it is, thinking that it could be an energy source more powerful than the Refractors.

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    When he was younger, Bluecher was always fascinated about the legend of the two goddesses in Calinca, and dreamed of finding the Mother Lode. During his search he went on an expedition to Forbidden Island alongside Barrell. Their expedition did not go as they had planned, losing their transport and having to do their best to survive against the rough weather and Reaverbots, managing to reach the eye of the storm before passing out. While they were unconscious, Yuna took them out of the island, and they became well known for returning from the island.

    Believing that the Mother Lode could be on Forbidden Island, Bluecher started a successful business to raise money to explore the island again, using all his fortune to build the Sulphur-Bottom. After its completion, he asked Barrell to join him, and he held a press conference before the expedition. During the conference, Yuna (in Matilda Caskett's body) warned them that the Mother Lode is not a treasure, but a catastrophe waiting to happen, and leaves. Ignoring her warning, Bluecher proceeds, and the Sulphur-Bottom is accidentally damaged by Gaatz while trying to stop its advance, leaving the ship stuck on the storm.

    While trying to find the Sulphur-Bottom, MegaMan Volnutt released Sera and Geetz from their seal, and the storm on the island stopped. As Barrell was a bit dizzy due to the constant spinning on the storm, Bluecher jokes that Barrell is getting old as he was fine. MegaMan, Roll, Sera, and Geetz are taken aboard the airship, and Bluecher and Barrell talk with the two ancients found in the island. To convince the Sulphur-Bottom crew to assist them, Sera pretends to be ill, and Geetz informs that they need four keys to unlock what they call the Mother Lode to save her, and as a reward they would gain access to lost technology, including how to make Refractors. Their conversation is heard by the Air Pirate Alliance, making it a race to see who will take the keys first. As MegaMan was successful on Forbidden Island, Bluecher and Barrell explain the situation to MegaMan and ask him to help retrieve the four keys to the Mother Lode before the pirates, with Bluecher keeping the keys safe inside the Sulphur-Bottom. Barrell and Bluecher stay on the airship to plan their moves, and provide additional information to MegaMan when requested.

    After MegaMan takes the last key to the Sulphur-Bottom, Geetz assimilates the ship and Sera leaves with the keys to Elysium. After Geetz's defeat, the crew learns the truth behind the keys. MegaMan leaves with Yuna and Gaatz to stop Sera on Elysium, but they could not return. Bluecher is last seen talking with Barrell and Teisel while watching Roll‎ and Tron working on their tenth attempt to build a rocket able to reach Elysium and bring MegaMan back.

32. #32Yuna

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    MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: ユーナ RŌMAJI: Yūna GENDER: Female EYE COLOR: Red HAIR COLOR: Green SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Legends 2 JAPANESE VA: Fumina Hara Yuna (ユーナ, Yūna) is a character from the Mega Man Legends series. She is the Mother Unit who rules over the systems on Terra.

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    The Mother Units Yuna and Sera are physically similar; both resemble young girls with dark brown skin, green hair and red eyes, and they have the same outfit, marks on their shoulders, and a pair of bracelets with the same marks. However, Yuna's hair (similar to pigtails) is long and tidy, with shorter curved bangs covering her cheeks; her outfit is black, and it also includes a curious symbol consisting of a yellow line and circle connecting into an upside down "q" or "p" shape. In some artworks she only has one bracelet as the other is in Matilda Caskett's left arm, but in-game she has the bracelets on both arms.

    Yuna is far more hot-blooded and energetic when compared to the calm and calculated Sera.

    Like Sera, Yuna also had a Servitor Unit: Gaatz, who accompanied and served Yuna loyally before falling in battle against Sera.

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    A long time ago, after the Master's death, MegaMan Trigger fought against the System to destroy it and fulfill the Master's dying wish, fighting against Yuna, Sera, and others. As time went by, Yuna slowly came to understand what MegaMan was trying to do, and decided to take a neutral position by neither helping nor fighting against him. Sera, frustrated with Yuna's decision, travelled to Terra herself to fight against MegaMan, and the two fought each other to a standstill as Sera wasn't able to bring her full power to bear outside of Elysium, both expending all of their energy and MegaMan's original body being almost totally destroyed. After the battle, Yuna took that opportunity to seal both inside stasis fields, with Sera being imprisoned with Geetz on Forbidden Island while MegaMan was "reset" and sealed with Data on Nino Island.

    As time passed, these events were remembered by the Carbons as an old legend about two goddess that watched the world, the sky goddess (Sera) who "guards the record of the ages" and the Earth goddess (Yuna) who "guards the keys". When the sky goddess tried to borrow the keys from the Earth goddess, they argued, and the sky goddess was imprisoned by the Earth goddess on Forbidden Island.

    Yuna watched over Forbidden Island since then, warning people to not approach the island and saving Diggers that went there by putting them into hibernation. 30 years before the events of Mega Man Legends 2, she saved Barrell Caskett and Verner Von Bluecher when their ship crashed on the island during an expedition. 20 years later she found Matilda Caskett dying from injuries sustained while trying to explore the island with her husband. Yuna used too much energy and parts of her body trying to save Matilda with her nanotechnology; so much so that she wasn't able to move anymore and had to "borrow" Matilda's body until her body was repaired, which she placed into Matilda's Dropship. From that point on, Yuna inhabits Matilda's body.

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    In the beginning of Mega Man Legends 2, Yuna infiltrates the Sulphur-Bottom disguised as a Kattelox TV reporter to warn the people gathered there that the Mother Lode isn't a treasure, but "a catastrophe waiting to happen". Regardless of her warning, Von Bluecher chooses to continue onward. Yuna asks Gaatz to attack the Sulphur-Bottom as a further deterrent, but the attack damages the engines, and the Sulphur-Bottom slowly plummets towards Forbidden Island. When MegaMan Volnutt went to Forbidden Island to find the Sulphur-Bottom, Yuna's original body can be seen in Matilda's Dropship, as well as several Diggers in hibernation. After Sera is awakened accidentally by MegaMan (although Yuna and Gaatz are indirectly responsible since they made the ship plummets towards the island, which caused MegaMan to go to the island), Yuna takes her original body away from the island and the Diggers are returned to Yosyonke City.

    After the four keys to the Mother Lode were found by MegaMan and consequently stolen by Sera and Geetz, Yuna appears to help MegaMan and argue with him. After Geetz's defeat, MegaMan was damaged and Yuna repaired him with Data's help, learning why MegaMan wanted to destroy the System. She helps MegaMan to reach Elysium and stop Sera, guiding him throughout Elysium. After Sera's defeat, Yuna convinces her to save her own life by transferring her primary program to Yuna's original body. The game ended with Yuna (in Matilda's body), Sera (in Yuna's original body) and MegaMan stuck in Elysium, without any means to return to Terra, and with the Elder System starting to awake.

33. #33Fairy Leviathan

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    Aquatic Guardian of the Big Blue Sea1 IN-GAME INFORMATION WEAPON: Frost Javelin EX SKILL ZERO GAINS: Sharp Edge (Rakuretsuzan) WEAKNESS: Fire AFFILIATIONS: Four Guardians Neo Arcadia Deep Sea Squadron MISC. INFORMATION JAPANESE NAME: "Youshou" Leviathan SCRIPT: 「妖将」レヴィアタン RŌMAJI: 「Yōshō」Reviatan ALT. NAME(S): Leviathan GENDER: Female EYE COLOR: Blue HAIR COLOR: Unknown SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Zero series Mega Man ZX (cameo) JAPANESE VA: Yuka Imai THEME MUSIC Cool Water (Roof of C.F. - Fairy Leviathan's Stage) Leviathan sprite Leviathan2 sprite MORE Playing 'hero' must be a fun way to pass the time... FAIRY LEVIATHAN, MEGA MAN ZERO OFFICIAL COMPLETE WORKS

    Fairy Leviathan, known in Japanese as "Yōshō" Leviathan (「妖将」レヴィアタン, 「Yōshō」Reviatan, Yōshō literally meaning Siren General), or simply Leviathan, is a member of the Four Guardians in the Mega Man Zero series. She serves as a secondary antagonist in the first two games, and is briefly a supporting character in Mega Man Zero 3.

    Leviathan was created from X's DNA data to aid humans resettling the Earth after the destruction of the Elf Wars. She is a military general of Neo Arcadia, commanding the Deep Sea Squadron (冥海軍団 Meikai Gundan, literally "Army of the Dark Oceans"). She wields a spear called Frost Javelin (フロストジャベリン Furosuto Jaberin).

    Leviathan lives on through Biometal Model L in the Mega Man ZX series.

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    Rockman X DiVE Leviathan concept art by Toru Tanakayama Concept art detailing Leviathan's Mega Man Zero 3 redesign. Like her siblings, Leviathan's armor is based on that of her biological origin, X, with thematic alterations. Her armor is colored blue, symbolizing her alignment with water and ice. Her helmet frames her face in such a manner as to resemble hair, with the sides forming the 'fringe' and a seashell motif forming the 'bangs'. The back is mounted with a long dorsal fin-like jet, which she uses to propel herself through bodies of water. She wields a harpoon-like Frost Javelin, the size of which she can alter, and she uses it to create ice and launch torpedoes. To highlight her femininity, Leviathan's torso armor resembles a female swimsuit, her gauntlets are long like opera gloves, and her boots have high heels.

    Leviathan received a small redesign in Mega Man Zero 3, giving her large bangles on her wrists, more blue on her boots, and gold accents to her hips and shoulders. These changes are not depicted in her sprites.

    In her Armed Phenomenon form, Leviathan's armor expands to become a submarine in the shape of a gigantic manta ray, becoming much more fitting of the name 'Leviathan'.

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    Fairy Leviathan is a playful, sadistic, and mischievous woman. She is easily bored, but takes pleasure in retiring Resistance soldiers to pass the time. She prefers to stay underwater, stating that land is "too dusty" for her. Like the other Four Guardians, she is deeply loyal to X and follows his every command.

    Leviathan becomes obsessed with Zero as she fights him. She warns him not to hold back just because she's a woman, and is offended when he doesn't finish her off. She states that losing to Zero "drives her crazy". However, she also comes to enjoy that Zero is stronger than her, claiming she's been looking for a powerful Reploid to one day overcome. She also notes that fighting Omega isn't as fun as fighting Zero. History

    As a Reploid able to control the currents and water temperature, Leviathan has paired up with Harpuia before to execute large-scale projects aimed at helping humans re-populate habitable areas. Meikai Army

    Meikai Meikai At some point, Leviathan, along with her three siblings, became military generals of Neo Arcadia, responsible for the overall safely of Neo Arcadian habitants, both humans and Reploids. Leviathan, given her unrivaled superiority in the water, was appointed to become the leader of the Meikai Army, Neo Arcadia's navy forces. She commanded various water-type forces and Mutos Reploids. The Mutos Reploids Blizzack Staggroff and Poler Kamrous belonged to her forces.

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    Leviathan first encounters Zero after he thwarts her attempts to hack into the Resistance Base (in the "Stop the Hacking" mission). Despite the fact that the battle with her (both in the mission and near the end in Neo Arcadia's Area X) is underwater, she is weak to Flame (because she is of the Ice Element). She later has a rematch against Zero, but after being defeated, fled the area. She does attempt, alongside Sage Harpuia and Fighting Fefnir, to prevent Zero's passage to Copy X, but were forced to stand down under Copy X's orders. Unlike her "brothers", she seemed to be compliant to Copy X's command of leaving him alone with Zero.

    Mega Man Zero 2

    Zero encounters Leviathan in the same Computer Zone that he fought Poler Kamrous, albeit in a different part of it. As before, the battle is underwater (Leviathan floods the room upon the start of battle), although the spike pits are removed. When going after Elpizo in Yggdrasil, Zero fights against Leviathan in her Armed Phenomenon form within the Temple of Ice, having been given a power boost from the Baby Elves Elpizo had with him, which increased her urge to fight Zero and awakened this form. Zero still manages to defeat her, and she leaves reluctantly.

    Mega Man Zero 3

    Leviathan took part in a mission to investigate the wreckage of a crashed spaceship that contained the exiled Reploid, Omega at the beginning of Mega Man Zero 3. She and Fefnir were heavily damaged in the battle with Omega.

    Because of Dr. Weil's return as well as his constant orders to both the maintenance and medical teams, only three people were available to treat her and Fefnir. However, shortly after the transfer, they lost consciousness and were in critical condition, as they later told Harpuia. Harpuia later remarked to Copy X that "Fefnir and Leviathan are still undergoing repairs", but neither he nor them were allowed a chance at trying to capture the Dark Elf, due to Copy X demoting them and giving full command of Neo Arcadia's military to Dr. Weil. In one of the drama tracks from Remastered Tracks Rockman Zero Telos, the original X and Phantom appear to Fefnir and Leviathan and say they must help Zero defeat Omega and Dr. Weil. Leviathan, Harpuia, and Fefnir help Zero destroy Omega, and disappear in his massive explosion.

    Like the other Four Guardians, Leviathan was not mentioned at all in Mega Man Zero 4 - this leaves the fates of Leviathan and her comrades unclear. Prior to the Japanese release of Zero 4, a blog entry on UCapcom stated that X and the Four Guardians were assisting humans outside Neo Arcadia in escaping Dr. Weil. Artwork featured in the Vile's Incident booklet also showed X and the Four Guardians watching the fall of Ragnarok in Cyber-elf-like robes. However, Mega Man Zero Official Complete Works instead stated the remaining three of the Four Guardians were killed in the explosion of Omega. This contradiction was addressed in the Q&A segment of MM25 Mega Man & Mega Man X Official Complete Works, where Takuya Aizu explained that Neo Arcadia had officially recorded the Four Guardians as deceased, but this didn't mean they weren't still secretly alive somewhere.

    Mega Man ZX series

    Leviathan doll in Area F

    Biometal L Model L Main article: Model L In Mega Man ZX, Leviathan makes a cameo appearance as a doll pulled by the giant crane in Area H-3.

    Leviathan also makes an appearance in the Mega Man ZX series as Biometal Model L. Vent/Aile combines it with Model X so they can use it against Serpent. Model L further gives evidence that it is Leviathan as it holds respect for Model X and likes to exchange banter with Model Z, Zero reborn as a Biometal (once again indicating Leviathan's flirtyness).

    In Mega Man ZX Advent, Model L is stolen and used by Thetis. It is suggested that Model L is working with him against its will, as Model L was made to stop Model W, and Thetis wanted to awaken it.

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    As a Reploid clone of the original X, Leviathan is an extremely powerful warrior in her own right. Leviathan is a powerful Reploid who manipulates the ice element and excels in underwater combat. While underwater, she's capable of swimming and maneuvering at high speeds, giving her an edge in battle; and, as an aquatic Reploid, she is capable of sustaining herself underwater for long periods of time (perhaps indefinitely). Being a skilled user of the ice element, she is capable of manipulating ice greatly to her advantage, particularly while underwater: she can produce a variety of attacks from her halberd/lance, such as raining down sharp icicles or creating ice dragons that lock on and follow targets; and she is capable of using the ice to give her strategic advantages, such creating blocks of ice or using her icicles to limit the movement of her enemies. Given this, it could be said that her fighting style is more indirect than the other three Guardians, as she tends to prefer attacking from a distance with her element than engaging in close range attacks with her weapon. Her EX Skill is to summon an ice dragon.

34. #34Aile

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    IN-GAME INFORMATION WEAPON: Biometals AFFILIATIONS: Giro Express Guardians MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: エール RŌMAJI: Ēru GENDER: Female AGE: 14 (Mega Man ZX) 18 (Mega Man ZX Advent) EYE COLOR: Green HAIR COLOR: Brown SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man ZX Mega Man ZX Advent JAPANESE VA: Sanae Kobayashi ENGLISH VA: Yuko Yunokawa Aile (ZX) Aile (Model X) Aile (ZXA) Aile (Model ZX) LESS This page is about the Mega Man ZX character. For the Mega Man X: Command Mission character, see Aile (Command Mission). I decided to become a Mega Man because I wanted to help people. You're fighting because you're trying to find out who you are, but don't forget. Only you can decide your own destiny. No matter what anyone says you are. AILE TO GREY

    Aile (エール, Ēru) is a main character of Mega Man ZX, and the female counterpart of Vent. She is a Humanoid delivery person who joins the Guardians, using Biometals (particularly Model X and Model Z) to protect the world from Mavericks. She is 14 years old in Mega Man ZX, and 18 in Mega Man ZX Advent.[1]

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    Appearance

    As a youth, Aile has short brown hair that is windswept from behind.[2] She wears a zipped-up short-sleeve blue jacket. She wears white shorts, has yellow rings on her wrists and boots, and wears small earpieces on either side of her head. Under her clothing is her mechanically-enhanced black body.

    As an adult, Aile is slightly taller and has grown her hair out into a long ponytail. She wears a similar outfit but with her jacket unzipped, similar to Model ZX, and with one earpiece that has a longer transceiver. She is sometimes drawn with a triangular badge on her jacket too.

    Personality

    Aile is a tomboyish and energetic girl. In Mega Man ZX, she seems to be more lenient towards others, excluding her foes and is a bit more compassionate than Vent, who in fact, is more direct and prefers more to battle than strike a conversation. In Mega Man ZX Advent, her personality shifted a bit. As she got older, Aile seems to have become more professional with whomever she meets, as shown when Grey was blunt and disrespectful towards her when introducing himself. She also seems a bit more cocky and apparently careful when she finds someone that appears to be an enemy (she confused Grey as an enemy because he's a Mega Man and she suspected that he wanted to resurrect Model W), but she's still caring and even acts as a senior to Grey.

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    10 years before Mega Man ZX, Aile went with her mother to the fair, where Mavericks led by Purprill attacked. The Slither Inc. forces repelled them, but Aile's mother was apparently killed. Unbeknownst to her, it actually was part of Project Haven and the Slither Inc. forces staged the attack to make themselves look like heroes. After this, Aile was taken in by Girouette, eventually working as a delivery person in the Giro Express. Mega Man ZX

    Aile and Giro are reminiscing about their past upon a cliff before a delivery to the Guardians. They are suddenly attacked by Galleons, whose shots explode Aile's motorcycle and throw her off the cliff with their package. In Area A below, Aile meets Prairie and the Guardians fighting more Mavericks. The package, Biometal Model X, suddenly Megamerges with Aile to give her the power to fight Giga Aspis and the Mavericks.

    ModelX aile Aile Megamerges for the first time. Aile continues to work with the Guardians and even joins their ranks, using Model X to search for Giro. Shortly after reuniting with him and meeting his Model Z, they head to Area D to defend against a Maverick attack. She finds Giro unconscious by Serpent, Prometheus, and Pandora. Serpent uses a Model W to brainwash Giro to attack Aile, forcing her to defend herself. After the battle ends, Serpent finishes Giro off and leaves Galleons to finish Aile. However, she Double Megamerges with Model X and Model Z to form Model ZX, gaining a new power from her late mentor.

    Aile and the Guardians begin investigating Serpent and Slither Inc.'s involvement with the mysterious Model W, battling eight Pseudoroids and retrieving the fragments of four Biometals along the way. Aile also defends the Guardian Base from an assault led by Prometheus and Pandora. With all the Biometal passwords, Aile unlocks Area M to destroy the Model W core. However, she is stalled by Prometheus and Pandora again while Serpent steals the Model W.

    Aile infiltrates Slither Inc. offices to destroy the Model W core, but is too late as Serpent feeds it fearful Cyber-elves. Aile is furious at Serpent, but her brimming hatred is the last key needed to fully awaken Model W. The Biometals she has gathered encourage her to fight on anyway, and she challenges Serpent. Upon defeating him, the tower collapses, crushing the Model W core and killing Serpent. Aile then reunites with Prairie and the Guardians, and they vow to continue to keep the world peaceful.

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    Following the Serpent incident, Aile ended up encountering Prometheus and Pandora multiple times as she discovered even more pieces of Model W. After Aile returned to Guardians HQ and noticed how Prairie was so focused on figuring out what Prometheus and Pandora were really after and believing that it would lead to something even bigger than the Serpent incident, she decided to take Prairie with her to the nearby town in the territory of Legion to go shopping in order to lighten her mood with Fleuve accompanying them. While shopping, they group learned that the effects of the Serpent incident caused checks to be put in place and were affecting businesses because of it. After Aile overheard civilians talking about them behind their backs and Prairie confronted them about it, she apologized to the civilians before taking her to a restaurant. At the restaurant, Aile noticed his many times Prairie apologized and told her that it was okay to be a bit more selfish since she was a girl and that she wanted to see her smile. As Prairie noticed the scratches on Aile's hands and she mentioned putting cream on them, Prairie decided to help buy her some cream and took Aile's advice to heart as she finally smiled and the two left the restaurant while leaving Fleuve behind.

    Mega Man ZX Advent

    ZXAAile2 Aile calls upon the Guardians to help stop Ouroboros. Aile returns in Grey's story as an 18 year old. She still uses Model ZX as part of the Guardians, and has been hunting down Model Ws to end the Game of Destiny. Aile appears inside the Quarry, where she ends up fighting the Mega Man Model A Chosen One, Grey, due to a misunderstanding of intentions with Model W (both think the other was trying to retrieve it instead of destroy it). As a consequence of the fight and her remaining afterwards, Aile also ends up exposed to the fifth cipher being unlocked inside Model A alongside Grey.

    Later, she assists Grey in infiltrating Ouroboros to defeat Albert. Everything was turning in their favor, until all the Mega Men came to stop Grey and Aile takes his place in fighting them. In a disadvantage of four against one, Model Z offers to sacrifice himself using some kind of self-destruct function making Biometals except Model X go berserk and tells Aile to take care of Grey as he fainted from his fight against Albert, who was defeated.

    In the ending scene, she tells Grey what happened after and when Grey departs on an Adventure with Model A, she bid farewell as she tells that she hope they meet again.

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    As a regular Humanoid, Aile possesses average strength and speed. When not Megamerged, she wields no weapon and cannot Wall Kick or Dash, which are major disadvantages over her Mega Man forms. However, she can crawl through small tunnels and swim on surfaces of water, which is useful in a handful of situations. Aile's crawling speed is faster than Vent's, but she gets knocked back further when struck by an enemy.

35. #35Iris

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    IN-GAME INFORMATION HP: 48 ATTACK DAMAGE: 4 (contact 4 (contact, Core Crystal) 4 (Floating Mine) 8 (Laser) WEAKNESS: Ryuenjin (Zero) Rising Fire (X) MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: アイリス RŌMAJI: Airisu ALT. NAME(S): Aillis[1] GENDER: Female EYE COLOR: Blue (Mega Man X4), Green HAIR COLOR: Brown NETNAVI COUNTERPART: Iris.EXE SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man X4 Mega Man Xtreme 2 Mega Man X5 (cameo) Rockman Online Project X Zone Mega Man X DiVE JAPANESE VA: Yūko Mizutani (1997–2012) Aya Endō (2020–present) ENGLISH VA: Michelle Gazepis (X4) THEME MUSIC "Iris"

    Iris' boss theme in Mega Man X4. Pre-Battle Boss Boss LESS This page is about the Reploid Iris. For others, see Iris (disambiguation). I wanted to live together, in a world where only Reploids exist... with you. IRIS'S LAST WORDS.

    Iris (アイリス, Airisu) was a Reploid from the Mega Man X series that worked as a Navigator for Maverick Hunters. She was also Zero's love interest and the younger twin sister of Colonel.

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    Appearance

    Iris appears as a young-looking female brunette Reploid with green eyes and very long thick hair, comparable to Zero's length, partially tied in a ponytail with a blue hair tie with yellow spots. Her armor consists of a blue and red scheme with yellow accents and is modeled into the form of a dress, her limbs being white, her boots white, and her hands appearing to have segmented knuckles. In Mega Man X4, her boots gain a black outline and have a defined lavender color with the addition of a red beret on her head. In Mega Man Xtreme 2, Iris appears to be much younger than her previous appearance (as Xtreme 2 chronologically predates X4), and along with lacking her beret, she has a small section on her upper chest with the insignia of Repliforce.

    After taking Colonel's core into her body in Mega Man X4, she appears as a Ride Armor-like being with a purple color scheme and a pair of wings. It is unconfirmed as to whether she entered a Ride Armor vehicle or became a similar being herself. However, she reverts to her original form after her defeat, suggesting that she was inside an armor.

    Personality

    Iris was a kind-hearted Reploid who desired peace for all. As the programming of Iris and Colonel was over 50% identical, they were very close and tended to protect each other no matter what.[2]

    As a Navigator, she showed great concern for the safety of the Maverick Hunters, especially Zero. She was greatly distraught by the war between Repliforce and the Maverick Hunters, and often pled for the fighting to stop. Regardless, she sided with the Maverick Hunters for most of the conflict, supporting Zero. However, she drew the line at the death of her brother Colonel, and turned on Zero because of it. She echoes Repliforce's beliefs to Zero before her death, wishing they could live together in a society of only Reploids; it is unknown if she had always desired this or had recently adopted this dream.

    Like her brother, she speaks with an Australian accent in the English versions of Mega Man X4.

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    Creation

    See also: Iris -another- Repliforce scientists attempted to develop an ultimate fighting Reploid with both a high fighting spirit and peace loving heart, similar to X, but the differences were ultimately considered irreconcilable and the project was considered a failure. The scientists then decided to split them up into two Reploids, resulting in the creation of Iris and her brother Colonel. Her half was of the peaceful arbitrator, and Colonel's was of the strong-willed fighter.

    Mega Man Xtreme 2

    The Erasure incident was Iris' first mission as a Navigator for the Maverick Hunters. She took the roles of both Navigator and item development by making power-ups out of the Maverick's DNA Souls. In the Extreme Mode ending, Zero feels bad that her first mission was a tough one and believes that Colonel will blame him for it.

    Mega Man X4

    Zerovscolonel Iris pleading with Zero and Colonel to stop fighting. For reasons unknown, the massive dragon-like Maverick Eregion kidnapped Iris from the Repliforce command center. He then brought her to a large metropolitan city located underneath the aerial city of Sky Lagoon. And while under the influence of Magma Dragoon, he wreaked havoc on Sky Lagoon, drawing the attention of the Maverick Hunters. During this time, Dragoon would damage the core of Sky Lagoon beyond repair, while making it seem as if Eregion did it on his own. This caused the Sky Lagoon to fall on the populated city below, causing millions of deaths. Although Iris was injured, she survived thanks to the timely intervention of Zero at the ruins of the city. Repliforce field commander Colonel then arrived on the scene, thanking Zero for rescuing her. However, the Hunters suspected that Repliforce might have been involved in the disaster because of their proximity to the area at the time of the Maverick attack, and demanded that they disarm and come in for questioning. Colonel stubbornly refused to do so, and as a result the Repliforce were labeled as Mavericks, which lead to Repliforce launching a violent campaign for independence known as the Great Repliforce War.

    After the Repliforce was labeled Maverick after the Sky Lagoon incident, both X and Zero were assigned different missions to gather information about Repliforce's coup and to cut off their support lines. Iris assisted Zero on his missions as being his operator, similar to during the Erasure incident. However, Iris herself was part of Repliforce while her brother, Colonel, was Repliforce's second-in-command and therefore an imminent target for the Maverick Hunters. When the two of them battled in the Memorial Hall, it was Iris who stopped the two Reploids from terminating each other by begging her own brother to stop, since Zero had previously saved her life after the Sky Lagoon had crashed. Colonel, who had always regarded Zero as a friendly rival, backed off. Zero, on the other hand, stated that someone had to stop Repliforce at all costs, much to the grief of Iris.

    Zero Iris Zero loses himself in pain after Iris's death. When Repliforce's coup began, Zero rushed to the Space Port to stop the ascension of the military troops to the newly constructed space station of Repliforce, Final Weapon. There, he fought Colonel again, this time killing him. After that, Zero traveled to Final Weapon itself after discovering that Iris was missing from the Maverick Hunter HQ. He eventually encountered Iris, who was blinded by the grief of losing her brother and anger for Zero killing him. She had salvaged Colonel's core from his remains, merging it with her own programming, thus turning her into the ultimate Reploid she and Colonel were originally planned to be, and Zero was forced to battle her. Even though Zero didn't mean to cause harm to her, Iris was out of control due to the incompatibility between her programming and Colonel's, which was also damaging her. When Zero destroyed the Ride Armor around her, the damage to Iris became irreparable. Zero hurried to Iris's body, and while Iris lay dying in Zero's arms, she whispered to him that she did all this because even though she knew it was nothing more but a fantasy, she wanted to live in a world only for Reploids together with Zero. Iris looked up at Zero, smiled, then fell silent. Zero tried to get Iris to wake up, but fails and has an emotional breakdown, questioning himself as to what he is even fighting for.

    Sigma would later antagonize Zero further, by revealing his involvement in the whole ordeal. He even goes as far as to taunt him by saying "Iris is waiting for you!" before their battle.

    After Final Weapon is destroyed by General, Zero flies back to Earth in an escape shuttle, but he is tortured by the thought of being unable to save his friends.

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    Iris is referenced by Spiral Pegasus if he was encountered by Zero after the Eurasia colony crashed or was destroyed, being taken by the Maverick Virus and hallucinating Iris was still his navigator.

    She is also referenced as a memory in Zero's ending, where an image of her is seen by Zero as he lays dying and all he can do is quietly apologize to her.

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    As a normal Reploid, Iris is an unassuming yet skilled Navigator for the Maverick Hunters. However, when Iris incorporated Colonel's Core Crystal into herself, she became an ultimate Reploid resembling a winged Ride Armor,[3] being as powerful as her developers originally intended. However, the programs of the siblings enter in conflict, running out of control.[2]

    As the ultimate combat Reploid, Iris pursues the player around the arena. When her armor is struck, it takes no damage and instead releases Floating Mines to counterattack. However, once the mines reach capacity, the Core Crystal separates from the armor and can be damaged. The Core Crystal itself accompanies Iris, firing lasers just as powerful as her own, and it must be defeated to stop her rampage. Its weakness is Ryuenjin.

36. #36Ciel

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    IN-GAME INFORMATION WEAPON: Ciel System AFFILIATIONS: Resistance Guardians MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: シエル RŌMAJI: Shieru GENDER: Female AGE: 14~16 (in Mega Man Zero) Over 200 (in Mega Man ZX) EYE COLOR: Cobalt blue HAIR COLOR: Blonde SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Zero series SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos (cameo) Mega Man ZX series (mentioned) OTHER APPEARANCES: Rockman Zero manga JAPANESE VA: Rie Tanaka (2002–2005, 2020–present) Ciel LESS Ciel, Mega Man Zero Official Complete Works TO ME, YOU ARE ZERO.

    Doctor Ciel (シエル, Shieru) is a supporting protagonist and the main heroine of the Mega Man Zero series. A human scientist, Ciel sought out the legendary Reploid hero, Zero, to fight back against the tyranny of Neo Arcadia. Ciel leads the Resistance to support Zero.

    In the Mega Man ZX series, Ciel is the creator of the main six Biometals and is the founder of the Guardians, though she never appears outside of flashbacks. As of Mega Man ZX Advent, her status is unknown.

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    Ciel is a young girl with a modest stature. She has pale skin, cobalt blue eyes, long thick blonde hair with three angular bangs, usually tied into a ponytail. She wears a pink outfit consisting of a helmet, a sleeveless dress, a resistance vest, plated high heels and white gloves, with a black bodysuit underneath. The helmet has a hole on the back for the ponytail, and a retractable white visor. She also has winter clothing composed of a long pink jacket and thick boots.

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    Ciel is a gentle, kindhearted person who is always concerned about the welfare of others. She has an issue with insecurities as a result of Neo Arcadia's pressure on the Resistance, but Zero's continued support gives her the motivation to move forward. She cares greatly about Zero and often regrets requesting his help for dangerous missions. She is also close to Alouette, having named the girl and given her the stuffed animal she is always carrying.

    Despite her age, Ciel is a genius scientist, already capable of creating a replica of X merely by observing the methods used to create the Four Guardians. Her study of Cyber-elves also allows her to develop a new energy source in the Ciel System, an important discovery that starts a new age in the field of energy research. Ciel believes in solving problems not through fighting, but through the power of science; she can be very dedicated to her research, to the point of staying up late. Ciel also has an emphatic connection with Cyber-elves, and illustrations often depict her alongside them in order to reflect this.

    Throughout the series, Ciel is shown to have some romantic feelings for Zero, regardless of the fact that she's a human and he's a Reploid. For example, in the ending of Mega Man Zero 4 she says "I" then hesitates before continuing "I believe in you", as if she was going to say "I love you". The Japanese lyrics of Zero 4's ending theme sung by Ciel's voice actress Rie Tanaka, "Freesia", blatantly spell out these feelings as well.

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    Origin

    According to the Mega Man Zero Official Complete Works, Ciel is a product of Neo Arcadia's technological advancements, which is what allowed her to attain such a high level of knowledge at such a young age. With the goal of creating a utopia for humans and Reploids, Neo Arcadian researchers began to produce humans with altered DNA. Some of these humans were children born specifically to develop better Reploids to assist in the research. Ciel was one of these children, and stood out as a prodigy, being able to learn just by watching and mimicking experiments. Ciel became a Reploid researcher that worked for Neo Arcadia. When Mega Man X disappeared some years before the events of Mega Man Zero begins, Ciel created Copy X to replace him when she was young.[1][2][3] Additionally, one of her ancestors, another female scientist, was apparently directly responsible for the creation of the original Mother Elf, from which all other Cyber-elves were spawned.

    However, when Copy X began oppressing and executing Reploids to solve Neo Arcadia's energy crisis, Ciel felt very guilty that her own creation was behind it, so she migrated with Reploid refugees to a ruined city. Knowing they were being falsely accused, Ciel decided she could not stand by helplessly, so she formed the Resistance, acting to free Reploids from Copy X's regime. She became something of a mother figure to many of the Reploid refugees in the organisation, especially a young girl she named Alouette. Times grew more desperate, though, and she eventually found her only hope to be finding a legendary hero that most people didn't even believe in anymore: the legendary Reploid Zero. She sought and eventually found him, though it took the sacrifice of one of her Cyber-elves, Passy, to wake him up.

    Mega Man Zero series

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    A human girl, formerly a Reploid researcher and scientist at Neo Arcadia. Though responsible for creating Copy-X after X's disappearance, she cannot help but feel that the persecution of Reploids is wrong and decides to leave Neo Arcadia. Since then she has organized the Resistance and successfully developed a new source of energy, the "Ciel System."

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    Zero, whose memory was blank possibly due to "hibernation sickness", helped Ciel escape from her pursuers, escorting her to the Resistance Base. He also assisted her with several missions for the Resistance. He kept protecting her dutifully, until he finally brought down Copy X. Zero was separated from the Resistance when he barely escapes the destruction of Copy X's sanctum.

    Mega Man Zero 2

    MMZ2 Scene 07 Ciel telling Zero of the Energy Crisis; Crea is seen in the background After the fall of Copy X, Ciel and her band of Resistance members left their ruined base and joined up with another opposition group. Since that time, she has put herself to work on discovering a new source of energy (thereby ending the Energy Crisis) by studying two Baby elves, and handed off the reins of running the Resistance to Elpizo. With Zero's return to the Resistance a year later, she redoubled her efforts to bring about peace. In a conversation with Alouette, Ciel was apparently saddened when departing the first Resistance Base. Although the reason is never revealed, some speculate that it has something to do with Zero's disappearance.

    Ciel reluctantly allows Elpizo to commence "Operation Righteous Strike", where Elpizo leads a strike force to destroy Neo Arcadia (which he believes to have been weakened due to Copy X's death). Her fears came true when the operation turns out to be a disaster, with most of the Resistance troops involved having been killed, except for Elpizo. Having been driven mad by his defeat, Elpizo leaves the Resistance in search of the Dark Elf, and Ciel resumes command afterwards.

    Mega Man Zero 3

    Two months later, Ciel had completed the self-titled Ciel System. She had sent the government of Neo Arcadia notes describing the new energy system. Shortly after this, the scientist Dr. Weil assumed control of Neo Arcadia through manipulating a resurrected Copy X. After he successfully captured the Dark Elf (by sending a missile carrying Omega into a populated area, without a regard for the potential casualties), Weil attempted to force her to give him the system. Ciel refused to answer Weil's demands because of such a heinous act. Zero once again protected her and the Resistance from the forces of Neo Arcadia. Though defeated, Weil still controlled Neo Arcadia.

    At the time between Mega Man Zero 3 and 4, Ciel decided to split the Resistance Base into two, with one part becoming a mobile unit able to travel to wherever they were needed. Zero, Ciel, Cerveau, Faucon, Hirondelle, Rouge, and Alouette went on the mobile unit, while the others remained in the main base.

    Mega Man Zero 4

    As the fourth game began, Ciel, Zero, and the Resistance Trailer came to the rescue of a human Caravan fleeing Neo Arcadia. It is then explained by Neige, leader of the Caravan, that Dr. Weil controlled Neo Arcadia since Copy X's true death eight months prior, and that they escaped because the once human nirvana had become dangerous thanks to Weil's rule. Even though the human refugees didn't appreciate their help, partially because of the Resistance having comprised mostly of Reploids, Ciel asked Zero to aid them anyway. Ciel helps Zero to stop Weil's new device, the Ragnarok, from destroying the new human encampment at Area Zero, which also happened to be where the Eurasia Colony fell at the end of Mega Man X5. After a lengthy battle with Weil on the Ragnarok itself, they manage to save the humans and free Neo Arcadia from the clutches of Dr. Weil.

    Z4End2 Waiting for Zero while watching pieces of Ragnarok fall With this, peace between humans and Reploids had finally been achieved after their hundreds of years of war. However, the price was heavy as Zero apparently dies staying aboard Ragnarok when it breaks apart and burns to bits in the atmosphere. Ciel delivers the bittersweet news to everyone in Area Zero, and in spite of herself she assures them that Zero will come back to them some day, like he always does.

    Wanting some time alone, Ciel runs from the encampment and her friends. Underneath a tree, she falls on her knees and cries as Ragnarok's pieces continue to fall from the starlit sky. In the end, she stands up strong and dries her tears, promising to the missing Zero that she would not let his selfless acts be in vain, and that she would keep the eternal peace between humans and Reploids that Zero had finally been able to create. She concludes with the firm belief that Zero is still alive somewhere, and she will be waiting for him.

    Vile's Incident

    Two years after the Ragnarok incident, she joins the humans and Reploids in Area Zero to start a new life.

    Mega Man ZX series

    MMZX Scene 12 (Aile) Ciel and the 6 Biometals. Clockwise from top: Models L, F, Z, P, H; Center: Model X In Mega Man ZX, it is revealed that Ciel founded the Guardians and led them in their fight against the new Maverick outbreaks. She is the one who discovered Model W underground, but had to flee after the evil Mega Man, Serpent, betrayed the Guardians for it. Ciel then created the six Biometals based on X, Zero, and the Four Guardians, in hopes that a heroic Mega Man would use them to stop Model W someday. In Aile's story, it is revealed she was the one who ordered Girouette to take in Maverick raid survivors, likely in hopes of finding more Mega Men. Ciel is also the one who locked Model W in Area M, hiding the passwords with her six Biometal creations.

    Ciel and Zero, as seen in Mega Man ZX. (Vent's cutscene after fighting against Prometheus.) Little else is known about Ciel's involvement in the Mega Man ZX series, and if she is even still alive. In flashbacks, Ciel is revealed as the sister of Prairie, though not biologically. This strongly hints that Prairie is actually Alouette. During the fight in the Guardian Base engine room, Prometheus teases at a connection to Ciel, calling her "that woman" and seeming impressed by her creations' Double Megamerge system. He also seems amused that Prairie knows her, mysteriously stating that she "must not be from this time either", before teleporting away.

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    RMZ20Manga20-2001 Ciel in the manga Different from her personality from the games, in the manga Ciel is unpredictable and can be very aggressive, but she still cares for the others. She is first mentioned in chapter 2 by a Reploid, and first appears meeting Zero in chapter 4 helping him to escape from Pantheons. Later, they are attacked by Leviathan, and Zero's weapons didn't work on her ice dragon. Ciel gave Zero a fire sword that helped him defeat the dragon, and Leviathan escapes. After this, Ciel takes Zero to the Resistance, where they are attacked by Fefnir. Ciel feels sad for her friends that died in the battle, especially when Passy supposedly died when used her power to help Zero recover from his wounds. After they escape the base, Zero and Ciel take different directions, as he doesn't want to join the Resistance. After Neo Arcadia is defeated, she appears shortly talking with her older sister, Cial, the ruler of Neo Arcadia.

37. #37Splash Woman

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    DLN-067 IN-GAME INFORMATION HP: 28 ATTACK DAMAGE: 6 (Laser Trident) 3 (Fish) 4 (Contact) WEAPON: Laser Trident WEAKNESS: Hornet Chaser MISC. INFORMATION SCRIPT: スプラッシュウーマン RŌMAJI: Supurasshu Ūman DESIGNER: Keiji Inafune EYE COLOR: Blue SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man 9 OTHER APPEARANCES: Rockman Megamix THEME MUSIC "Splash Blue (Splash Woman Stage)"

    Original Mega Man 9 theme. "Splash Blue (Splash Woman Stage) -Arranged-"

    Rockman 9 Arrange Soundtrack theme variation. MM9 MORE Why don't you go first... SPLASH WOMAN

    Splash Woman (スプラッシュウーマン, Supurasshu Ūman) is a Robot Master from Mega Man 9 that Dr. Light created to rescue swimmers from sinking ships, being an expert swimmer (due to her design as a mermaid) but having very poor land mobility. She possesses a beautiful voice and is fond of karaoke, but it is rumored that she has turned down numerous invitations to enter the world of show business, possibly having a dislike of large crowds. Splash Woman attacks by singing to call fish robots, tackling with her trident, and using her Special Weapon, the Laser Trident, which can emit a laser capable of penetrating tough surfaces such as shields and the hulls of ships.[1]

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    Splash Woman is a humanoid robot based on a mermaid and has blue eyes. She seemingly has a black suit, wears a blue helmet with a yellow oval on the front, a light blue torso, white shoulders, white hands, and a blue tail merged to her body. Splash Woman also wields a trident.

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    Splash Woman is one of the eight Robot Masters whose period of use had expired and was scheduled to be scrapped. Dr. Wily pretended to be concerned by offering to repair them, reprogramming the tricked robots to help him conquer the world.

    In battle, Splash Woman will first call three groups of robot fishes to charge into the player that can be dodged by extended jumps. Then, when she is at the top of the area, she'll move around the room shooting the Laser Trident and finally try to tackle Mega Man with her trident.

    Her weakness is the Hornet Chaser. The bees will fly around and can easily demolish the fish, and damage Splash Woman as she goes to the top of the screen. Take into account that after a bee kills fishes, it will continue until none are remaining and won't attack Splash Woman. However, they can still damage her if she is lured into them before they fly offscreen.

    In the end credits picture, she is seen at the beach having her picture taken by Auto, having been rebuilt after the events of the game.

38. #38Ferham

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    IN-GAME INFORMATION WEAPON: Electromagnetic whip Water WEAKNESS: Thunder AFFILIATIONS: Rebellion Army MAIN STAGE: Melda Ore Plant MISC. INFORMATION CAUSE OF DEATH: Supra-Force Metal detonation SCRIPT: フェラム (Japanese) 費拉姆 (Chinese) RŌMAJI: Feramu EYE COLOR: Green (artwork) Blue (in-game) HAIR COLOR: Red SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man X: Command Mission Mega Man X DiVE JAPANESE VA: Yuka Koyama ENGLISH VA: Kris Rundle LESS You've come far, boys. But I, Ferham, am here to make sure you don't make it a step further! FERHAM

    Ferham (フェラム, Feramu) is a character from Mega Man X: Command Mission. She is one of Epsilon's Cadre in the Rebellion Army in Giga City, and is notable for being one of the only female Reploids in the Rebellion.

    Characteristics

    Ferham is a female Reploid in red and pink armor. Her design is inspired by birds of prey, having angles and edges reminiscent of feathers and talons. Two tabs dangle from the sides of her helmet to her neck, resembling two locks of hair. She has two large wings on her back, along with thrusters. Her legs are designed to resemble thigh-high boots. Her beam whip glows pink in official artwork, but light blue in-game. According to concept art, she is 175 cm (5' 9") tall, making her taller than X but a similar height to Zero.[1]

    Ferham Artwork Comparison Ferham artwork comparison. Mega Man X DiVE art by Keisuke Mizuno (left) and Mega Man X: Command Mission art by Ryuji Higurashi (right). Ferham underwent a mild redesign in Mega Man X DiVE. Her helmet changed its pair of hanging tabs, replacing them with two locks of waist-length maroon-purple hair falling from within her helmet, resting over the front of her body.

    Ferham is a playful and dangerous individual. She has a sadistic streak and enjoys taunting her enemies. She also has a bit of a temper and hates losing. She is, however, intensely loyal to her commander, Epsilon and protects him fiercely from X and Zero. After Epsilon's defeat, she comes to follow her own moral code and assists the heroes in the battle with Redips, even disregarding her own safety in order to help them save the world. History

    Background

    Ferham was formerly employed as the head of security at a Force Metal research facility. Upon meeting Epsilon, she was swayed to his cause.[2]

    Mega Man X: Command Mission

    FeramuScreen Ferham restraining Zero at the Lagrano Ruins. Ferham first appears when Shadow betrays X and Zero, defending Epsilon from Zero's Z-Saber by wrapping her whip around his arm before he can strike. Once Zero is disposed of and X flees, Ferham begins to give chase, but Epsilon orders her to stand down and wait for them to return instead.

    Ferham next appears when she ambushes X and his party in the Vanallia Desert. She pushes X and Massimo into a patch of quicksand, then continuously whips Zero to make him let go of them. However, he refuses to fight her and is instead pulled into the quicksand along with the others.

    Ferham appears again in the Melda Ore Plant speaking with Scarface, who explains to her that X and his party survived the quicksand. Frustrated by this, she promises to finish them this time. She later confronts X and his team when they attempt to stop the launch of the dangerous Supra-Force Metal missile. Though she is defeated in this encounter, she is not destroyed and instead falls to the bottom of the missile silo. Botos finds her damaged, and forcefully tears the missile warhead key free from her body in order to steal the powerful substance for himself. X and the others finds Ferham, who explains to them what happened, and they set off to find Botos. Ferham departs the plant shortly thereafter.

    Having recovered from her past battles, Ferham suddenly appears at the Orbital Elevator Babel to aid X and the others in their fight against Great Redips at the story's climax. She does this by trying to tear off half of Redips' Supra-Force Metal, baiting Redips into attacking his own body and knocking the Supra-Force Metal chunk free. With Redips weakened, X's team is able to defeat him.

    Although wounded, Ferham can still stand, and apologizes to X for all the trouble she caused. She then promises to dispose of the last of the Supra-Force Metal so that no one can ever misuse the substance ever again, doing so by leaping off the Orbital Elevator with it and exploding. She takes comfort in knowing that she will join Scarface and Epsilon in the afterlife. Meanwhile, Nana views the resulting explosion of the Supra-Force Metal when it comes into contact with the Earth's atmosphere, creating an aurora.

    According to the Mega Man X: Maverick Hunter's Field Guide, Ferham's Maverick status was deferred posthumously, much like Epsilon's. In her case, this was likely because of her contribution to Redips' downfall.

    Powers and abilities

    Ferham wields an electromagnetic whip and has a Water elemental alignment. Besides her whip and Blizzard attacks, she can summon trace images with Crimson Shade that let her attack multiple times at once. Her most powerful attack is her unique Sonic Blizzard, which hits the entire party.

39. #39Miyu

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    INFORMATION NETNAVI: SkullMan.EXE MISC. INFORMATION JAPANESE NAME: Miyuki Kuroi KANJI: 黒井みゆき ROMAJI: Kuroi Miyuki ALT. NAME(S): Miyuki [1] DESIGNER: Hayato Kaji SERIES INFORMATION IN-GAME APPEARANCES: Mega Man Battle Network Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge OTHER APPEARANCES: MegaMan NT Warrior (anime and manga) Rockman.EXE Beast JAPANESE VA: Hyōsei ENGLISH VA: Anna Cummer SPRITES MMBN LESS Let the feast of souls begin! SkullMan, arise! MIYU, MEGA MAN BATTLE NETWORK

    Miyu, known as Miyuki Kuroi (黒井みゆき, Kuroi Miyuki) in Japan, is the operator of SkullMan.EXE. She runs an antique shop in DenTown and can feel the spirit within everything, even non-living objects. She is 16 years old [2].

    Appearance

    Miyu is a young girl with teal hair, purple eyes and pink lips. She wears a black cap with a purple horizontal stripe and also SkullMan's Navi mark on front of it, a black dress with purple spiky pattern on the bottom and white linings on the sleeves, dark brown tight and purple boots. Personality

    Miyu comes off with a cold, quiet and mysterious personality. But she's actually quite shy, uncomfortable in the sunlight, and dislikes being the center of attention. She prefers talking to objects. [3].

    In the anime, Miyu is a fortune teller and tends to speak mysteriously. She was the only Net Agent who never raised Lan or his friends' suspicions of her being Mysteriyu. Game History

    BN1MiyuAntiqueShop Miyu's antique shop, located in Block 2 of DenTown. Miyu plays a very small role in the games, making her debut in the first Mega Man Battle Network game. She, like Masa and Sal, is an optional boss that has no major impact story wise. She works in an antique shop from DenTown and unlike in the anime, she doesn't show any signs of being able to read fortunes. Lan and Mayl go to her store to find a present for Yai.

    She appeared once again in Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge as a challenger, but loses to the playable character.

    In Mega Man Battle Network 6, she didn't appear at all. However, she was mentioned by Ms. Mari at the end of the game along with Masa, Sal and other characters, saying that Miyu is congratulating them for graduating Year 6 and moving to middle school. All three of them being mentioned together was possibly a reference to their roles in the anime. Anime History

    Miyu22 Miyu in the anime. Main article: Miyu (anime) Miyu, along with Sal and Maysa were given much more prominent roles from within the anime series in which the three of them work together as Net Agents battling against NetCrime, with Miyu herself taking the role of Mysteriyu (Miyumiyu in Japan). She has also been aged up to 18 years old. Manga History

    Miyu in NT Warrior manga Miyu in Mega Man NT Warrior (manga). Miyu only has a brief appearance in the manga. She first appears after Lan and MegaMan won against SharkMan and overheard that their target is the Undernet where the "Black Shadow" is. She then orders SkullMan to capture MegaMan to test him and Lan. While MegaMan is trapped within Miyu's shop, Lan and his friends visit the shop to look for MegaMan, and they are startled by Miyu's sudden appearance when they entered the shop. Lan asks for her to allow them to look for MegaMan, but Miyu seemingly ignores them while she talks to someone. This scares Lan and the others who thinks that she's talking to ghosts since she said that they are around them. However, the ones that Miyu talks to revealed to be the furnitures within the shop. Miyu explains that within things exist souls and if they sharpened their ears, they can hear those souls talking.

    Lan and Yai thinks that she's just saying nonsense, leading Miyu to think that Lan is a type of person who cannot connect his heart to his own Navi, telling him that Navis are also things and has souls within them, before allowing him to look for MegaMan inside the store. When Lan failed to notice MegaMan and left the store, MegaMan fights SkullMan after he promised him that he can get out if MegaMan defeat SkullMan. Miyu's ability allows SkullMan to corner MegaMan. However, she briefly cannot read MegaMan's heart and realizes that deep within him, there's a human heart, shocking her. Lan arrives and use Program Advance to defeat SkullMan.

    Miyu apologizes for misunderstanding their bond and gives them many rare chips as apology. She comments how MegaMan is a bizzare Navi for having a human heart and thinks that they may be able to achieve seemingly impossible things, such as surpassing the "Black Shadow" (Bass.EXE) who lurks in the Undernet. Ability

    In the MegaMan NT Warrior manga by Ryo Takamisaki, it is revealed that she is capable of "reading the hearts of things" such as antique furnitures, non-electronic and electronic devices, any non-living thing--- including NetNavis. This ability merged with her Navi SkullMan (presumably via Full Synchro), thus letting them predict MegaMan's movement and easily outpower him. However, Miyu can't read the hearts of living things, thus this made her unable to read the heart of Hub residing within MegaMan, which finally led to her defeat at Lan's

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