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...ki is a compendium of information for the Mega Man Battle Network and Mega Man Star Force series, data mined or researched by TREZ staff and contributors. ...ki is a compendium of information for the Mega Man Battle Network and Mega Man Star Force series, data mined or researched by TREZ staff and contributors.

...hey seek specific rewards from a lower level. These rewards can be changed in games with the Navi Customizer to bypass busting level drop requirements. ===Mega Man Battle Network 1 to 5===

The Side Quests in [[Mega Man Battle Network 2]]. ...uses!" E-mail: Talk to the girl in the classroom. (Must be done before the battle tutorial)

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Graveyard 1 is a network area in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. ...d and [[Graveyard 2]] was simply named Graveyard. Consequently, the unique viruses were moved to [[Graveyard 2]] and GBeast{{stack|S|P}}/FBeast{{stack|S|P}} w

Seaside Area 2 is a network area in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. {{Battle

Seaside Area 1 is a network area in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. {{Battle

Seaside Area 3 is a network area in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. {{Battle

...substantially more difficult to obtain, if not obtained by a certain point in the game. == Mega Man Battle Network 1 ==

Undernet 2 is a network area in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. Random encounters in this area were changed in the English version of the game, adding HauntedCandle.

Graveyard 2 is a network area in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. ...k 6, this area was simply named Graveyard. Additionally, random encounters in this area were changed, adding Catapult, Darkmare, FighterPlane3, ScareCrow

Underground 2 is a network area in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. Random encounters in this area were changed in the English version of the game, replacing HauntedCandle with HauntedCandle

Underground 1 is a network area in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. Random encounters in this area were changed in the English version of the game, adding EarthDragon and GBeast{{stack|S|P}}

'''Virus Battler''' is a minigame in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. Completion of every level is required for finishing the Library. ...i in Class 1-2 Comp for 2000z. Mettaur and Gunner will be given as starter viruses.

These are the battlefield Panels in the Mega Man Battle Network series. Present in: BN1, BN2, BN3, BN4, BN5, BN6 </br>

...ss releases.</ref> is a transformation system in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. It can be paired up with [[Beast Out]] for even more tricks. ...weakness, MegaMan takes x2 damage and the form is lost for the rest of the battle.

This is the Navi Customizer in [[Mega Man Battle Network 4]]. ==Changes from Battle Network 3==

'''Liberation Missions''' in [[Mega Man Battle Network 5]]. ...bilities in battle, see: [[Team Navis]]. Saving does not use Order Points. In MMBN5DS, no Navis have Save as an ability, instead saving can be done via t

These are the bosses in [[Mega Man Battle Network 1]]. Net Area names are labeled as they are in Rockman EXE Operate Shooting Star.

This page lists the changes made in [[Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection]] compared to the original GBA games. ...he Japanese language setting, many typos were fixed (not all listed here). In the English language setting, little to no typos were fixed (all are listed

...points system used in [[Mega Man Battle Network 4]] and [[Mega Man Battle Network 5]] that affects how close MegaMan is to embracing the evil. This is also r ...Chips. Although Dark Chips can still be used in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]] with the [[Beast Link Gate]], the karma system was removed.

These are the bosses in [[Rockman EXE Operate Shooting Star]]. Net Area names are labeled as they are in Rockman EXE Operate Shooting Star.

There are multiple '''Localization Changes''' made for the Mega Man Battle Network series as they made their way to regions outside of Japan. Unless stated ot ...ixes have also been made in the international versions, which can be found in each game’s respective glitch pages.

...3]]. MegaMan will receive his first Style Change in Chapter 3, in a virus battle against a group of HeelNavis. ...les. The Style that has the most accumulated Action Points at the end of a battle will give +1 Style Point.

This page lists every enemy which can appear in battle in [[Mega Man Battle Network 1]]. ==Viruses==

This page lists every enemy which can appear in battle in [[Rockman EXE Operate Shooting Star]]. ==Viruses==

The '''Navi Customizer''' in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. ==Changes from Battle Network 5==

The NaviCustomizer in [[Mega Man Battle Network 5]]. ==Changes from Battle Network 4==

The NaviCustomizer in [[Mega Man Battle Network 3]]. *SpinOrng: Shoreline; hidden NPC by the back of the beach (Ch. 6)

This page lists every enemy which can appear in battle in [[Rockman EXE 4.5: Real Operation]]. ...Silver, Gold and Official Tournaments with a Navi, random virus encounters in the Cyberworld will be upgraded for that Navi.

These are the changes made from the original GBA [[Mega Man Battle Network 1]] and Rockman EXE Operate Shooting Star. *Battle Network 1 mugshots have been updated with a new palette and some clean up. Lan, Meg

This page is a list of glitches that appear in [[Mega Man Battle Network 3]]. ...turn. When selected, the "11th chip" will always replace the topmost chip in the hand.

...lists every enemy which can appear in battle in [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. In this game, FloatShoes protects against the effects of cracked, swamp, ice a

These are the glitches for [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]. ...another chip in their slots. Without closing the menu, immediately enter a Network Duel, those chips will replace the original Regular and Tag Chips.

This page lists every enemy which can appear in battle in [[Mega Man Battle Network 4]]. In this game, FloatShoes protects against the effects of cracked, swamp, ice,

...gacy Collection]]. Both versions of [[Mega Man Battle Network 5]] can scan in cards to further customize their MegaMan, as well as other features. ...ch Card is obtainable in all regions of the game by opening the Comm. menu in the PET screen.

{{FanTerms|Based on The Rockman EXE Zone's Mega Man: Legend of the Network fan localization.}} ...ge lists every enemy which can appear in battle in [[Rockman EXE Legend of Network]].

{{FanTerms|Based on The Rockman EXE Zone's Mega Man: Phantom of the Network fan localization.}} ...e lists every enemy which can appear in battle in [[Rockman EXE Phantom of Network]].

...gacy Collection]]. Both versions of [[Mega Man Battle Network 6]] can scan in cards to further customize their MegaMan, as well as other features. ...Cards, Item Cards, Event Cards and Rare Chip Distribution Cards following in MMBN5's footsteps. All four types were distributed via Booster Packs with t

This page is a list of glitches that appear in [[Mega Man Battle Network 4]]. ...l as the Wii U Virtual Console version of the game. It also does not occur in the Legacy Collection version of the game.

This page lists every enemy which can appear in battle in [[Mega Man Battle Network 3]]. In this game, FloatShoes protects against the effects of cracked, ice and lava

This page lists every enemy which can appear in battle in [[Mega Man Battle Network 5]]. In this game, FloatShoes protects against the effects of cracked, swamp, magne

This page lists every enemy which can appear in battle in [[Mega Man Battle Network 2]]. In this game, FloatShoes protects against the effects of swamp, lava and ice p