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==Notes==
==Notes==
*In Japan, early purchasers received a plastic replica of Geo’s pendant that can light up. However, [https://www.capcom.co.jp/support/faq/platform_othersgames_nintendods_ryusei_037129.html due to safety issues, the pendant was recalled] and could be traded in for [https://www.capcom.co.jp/support/faq/platform_othersgames_nintendods_ryusei_0134532.html clear file folders instead].
*In Japan, early purchasers received a plastic replica of Geo’s pendant that can light up. However, due to safety issues, the pendant was recalled<ref>[https://www.capcom.co.jp/support/faq/platform_othersgames_nintendods_ryusei_037129.html Capcom Support site]</ref> and could be traded in for clear file folders instead<ref>[https://www.capcom.co.jp/support/faq/platform_othersgames_nintendods_ryusei_0134532.html Capcom Support site]</ref>.
*In North America, Dragon version was GameStop exclusive.
*In North America, Dragon version was GameStop exclusive.
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[[Category:Mega Man Star Force Series]] [[Category:Mega Man Star Force]]
[[Category:Mega Man Star Force Series]] [[Category:Mega Man Star Force]]

Revision as of 20:39, 28 September 2023

Mega Man Star Force: Pegasus

流星のロックマン ペガサス
Ryusei no Rockman Pegasus Ryuusei no Rockman 1 Pegasus
Release Date:
Nintendo DS
JP December 14, 2006
NA August 7, 2007
AUS November 28, 2007
EU November 30, 2007

Mega Man Star Force: Leo

流星のロックマン レオ
Ryusei no Rockman Leo Ryuusei no Rockman 1 Leo
Release Date:
Nintendo DS
JP December 14, 2006
NA August 7, 2007
AUS November 28, 2007
EU November 30, 2007

Mega Man Star Force: Dragon

流星のロックマン ドラゴン
Ryusei no Rockman Dragon Ryuusei no Rockman 1 Dragon
Release Date:
Nintendo DS
JP December 14, 2006
NA August 7, 2007
AUS November 28, 2007
EU November 30, 2007

Mega Man Star Force is the first game of the series to succeed Mega Man Battle Network. In this further futuristic setting, the game utilizes friendship as the Brother Band system. This single-player and multi-player aspects become an integral part for Mega Man's progression through the story and gameplay.

The game’s 7 story chapters are denoted by these respective bosses at the end:

  1. Taurus Fire
  2. Cygnus Wing
  3. Harp Note
  4. Libra Scales
  5. Queen Ophiuca
  6. Gemini Spark
  7. Final Boss


Guides:

Notes

  • In Japan, early purchasers received a plastic replica of Geo’s pendant that can light up. However, due to safety issues, the pendant was recalled[1] and could be traded in for clear file folders instead[2].
  • In North America, Dragon version was GameStop exclusive.

References