Battle Network Rockman.exe FAQ v .07 (Altered on:11-01-01)
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By Fox Astron (NEW E-MAIL:
[email protected])
Feel free to ask gameplay questions, help with puzzles, etc.
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This FAQ Copyright 2001 Shawn "Fox Astron" Covington.
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Index
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Revision History
Forward
Important Note to Emulation Users
Characters
Namechanges in US Version
Controls
Menus
Shops
ASCII Maps
Data Library
Battle system
NetNavi locations
School Passwords
Conventional RPG Wisdom
Stats at first completion of game
Special Thanks
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Revision History
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V .01 - Started. (34.8K in .rtf) Not bad for a first FAQ.
V .02 - Added 9 more Chips (46.1K in .rtf)
. Detailed section on NetNavi Chips
. Started on Shop section
. Corrected a goof I made with the Fighter Sword's range, the
proper range is 1x3, it doesn't dynamically range.
. Added a few items that I picked up from the most... unusual of
places.
. Added the computer wallpapers of the characters. Amusing stuff
. Two places should have a mirror of this FAQ by now, is it that
good? O_o;;;
V .03 - Goofed when submitting to game FAQs, forgot to modify Blues
and Sharkman's fight notes. ^_^;;;
. Dragoon T, long time friend and fellow FAQ writer, reminded me
that I neglected to state the buster upgrade system was from
Megaman Legends/Rockman Dash.
. Added a few chips, nothing major so far... (StonemanV2, finally!)
. Denoted some more Megaman weapon simularities.
IE: Bubble Spread/Bubble Lead
. Started planning work on an HTMLized version.
. Discovered I was vote 300 on the GameFAQ's poll for "Not at all,
I never know what's going on." I congradulate the 299 other
people who don't allow the press to manipulate their minds like
play-dough.
. Beat the game. Going to see if I can find someone to translate
the ending dialog sequences for me. Also wondering where the
hell Shadow man and Pharoah Man are...
. Sorry this update is "incomplete". My last set of AA batteries
died, so I didn't get to add all of the new chips I got to the
Data library section. I'm going to give it one last look over,
but there may be a few "unfinished" sections that I just don't
feel like finishing. Too sleepy to care at the moment...
V .04 - Didn't exactly submit it to Game FAQs... ^_^;;;
Basically I got so tired last night that I didn't have the
energy to upload to GameFAQs.
. Discovered my rechargable batteries need replacing, NiCad
memory is EVIL.
. Aside from this note explaining no updates,
there have been no changes from ver .3.
V .05 - Decided to do an ASCII flow of the web. (
. Began combing the game for the hint to let me past the ? barrier
in the area with Yukashita
. Bumped into Pharoah man
. Moved my End game stuff to it's own section
. Buncha stuff I've forgotten and didn't upload
V .06 - Finished mapping internet
. Finally reached 173 of 175 chips and read capcom's Fax which
outlined the stats of the Forte Chip (#176).
. Had a friend show me a snapshot of the special forte chip, who
is exclusively handed out at conventions the same way Mew is.
So smile, you have a full chip list.
. Added Chip Combo (Program Advance) list
. Found all NetNavi:
- Learned "trigger" system for making them random appearance
- Added a random drop list for each Netnavi
. Made it to level 97: One Buster up unaccounted for.
. Changed Disclaimer into End User License agreement.
V .07 - Savegame wiped.
. Started over. ~_~ damnit.
. Used a few chips I hadn't used before.
. Found a few additional items.
. Started on encounter areas.
. NEW E-MAIL
. Went back to Japanese RM.exe BBS, found complete upgrade location
list. In the process of trying to translate it with my feeble
knowledge level.
. Added some Battle Network Rockman.exe 2 info.
. Started US version namechange chart.
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Update Information:
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New to this version is the Chip Combination section, regrettably
I can't test most of them due to my savegame being wiped. I also have
a complete chip list, unfortunately again, my save was wiped and some
information is outside of my grasp at the moment.
This version would have come sooner, but Advance Wars hit the US.
Being the Fire Emblem and Superfami wars addict I am, I snagged it,
hence the reason this update took a month longer than anticipated.
Eagle 0\/\/nz j00.
Before my save went poof, I mapped out the hallways and pathways
of the game, so you have what is, more or less, a finished area
flow chart for the game. It's not as good as a real map, but that's
just impossible to achieve with ASCII art. Also in this section are
enemy encounter lists, navis, etc. Submissions for enemy encounter
spots are appreciated, but please doublecheck what area you're in
first, and use the names I use if the enemy is already "named".
The End User License Agreement is an attempt on my part to stop
these annoying sites who have spambots E-mailing me asking for
permission to use my FAQ on their site.
Now, it is obvious from my disclaimer that they had an open
invitation to distribute my FAQ however they want, WITHOUT E-mailing
me to grovel for my permission.
They E-mailed me anyway-
Why they didn't just send me an E-mail with a graphic of a middle
finger is beyond me, it's the same damn thing.
I thank the one FAQ site which had a HUMAN digging through the new
FAQ database who sent me the E-mail, saying (paraphrased) "Thanks for
letting us post your FAQ, This e-mail is just to let you know we've
posted it on our site." Regrettably, I deleted their E-mail and
haven't the foggiest who it was, so I can't put them in the special
thanks section. ~_~
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A note on Rockman.exe 2 and the US version of RM.exe 1:
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Nintendo Power recently featured a preview of "Megaman battle
network", which gave me new reason to believe "localization" is another
way of saying "nihongo ga wakarimasen." (I don't understand japanese)
How else could you translate "Seiji Hyogawa" to "Dr. Froid"!?
That said, Rockman.exe 2 looks to be extremely fun. It adds style
changes, which are basically elemental AC changes. Capcom's revealed
screen shots of the first three style changes, which include a Fire
style, Aqua Style, and Elec style. I'm expecting there to be a wood
style, but I have my doubts as RM.exe had Wood, Aqua, and Fire armor,
but no Elec armor. These elemental shots seem to replace your charged
AC shots.
Also new to Rockman.exe 2 are Terrain objects. Specifically,
Grass tiles and Rock tiles. Rock tiles, are, obviously, large boulders
that take up one tile and prevent movement onto them. I don't think
they can be destroyed. Grass tiles are grass covered tiles. Just
remember... Grass + fire = burning grass. ^_^
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Forward:
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Battle Network Rockman Exe or "Rockman.exe" for short, is a fun
little A/RPG which does justice to the Megaman name and characters in
it.
In the world of Rockman.exe, everyone has a Palm Pilot like device
called a PET ("PErsonal Terminal"). These PETs contain "Internet
Navigation Programs"- "NetNavi" for short- which relay E-mail, go
retrieve files, etc. There are many generic NetNavi, and several
unique ones, such as Rockman, Roll, etc. Because of the threat of
computer viruses, such as the "metool virus", these NetNavi are capable
of fighting.
Many PET owners enjoy NetBattling, where they pit their Navis
against each other in friendly combat. To Combat the Virus threat,
there are "Official Net Battlers", whom's job is to delete as many
viruses as possible.
PETs are capable of accepting Data Chips, which contain special
skills that the NetNavis are capable of using in combat. Many enemies
randomly drop Data, which the NetNavi obtains and relays to it's owner,
who stores it in a Data Chip. The labels on these Data Chips resemble
playing cards, and it's no coincidence: There's a Rockman.exe card game
in japan.
Rockman.exe features an extremely large ammount of cameos, and even
a die hard Megaman addict will be hard pressed to catch them all. From
the Easy to spot (Vile/Vava poster in Numberman's shop) to the
extremely obscure (Sharkman, Megaman 3 for PC). Rockman.exe also has
some amusing gag cameos which most will easily recognize, such as
Dekao's Gamecube, and Yaito's Pikachu skin rug. (Dead 'chu! yes!)
Rockman.exe is a child's game, and as such the dialog is rather
simple. (Well, if you're fluent in Japanese it's simple... Fluent I am
not.) Capcom, proving it's versitility, has made the game quite
challenging. Sporting Dungeons with expanding variety of puzzles,
Battles which become more and more hectic, and bosses who are capable
of flooding the entire screen with damage- Rockman.exe is enough to
give even the hardened Megaman or Final Fantasy vet a challenge. (well,
RM.exe will challenge the Final fantasy vets period, poor souls.)
I would recommend that before you begin playing this game, you
learn at least katakana. The Japanese have a time honored tradition of
adapting words from other nations into their language- some people call
these words "loanwords". English (and to a lesser extent, German)
words have become quite common in Japanese, and Katakana is the
handwriting style used for loanwords (and some japanese phrases).
All of the Data Chips, Robot names, and most important terms are
written in katakana english. Even if you have an abysmally poor/non-
existant knowledge of Japanese, knowing Katakana will allow you to
understand the menus and battles.
A tutorial I haven't used much, but find to be excellently written
is this one:
http://www.findtutorials.com/Tutorials/Japanese/takasugi/index.html
If you understand Japanese/just want to look at the pictures:
http://www.capcom.co.jp/newproducts/consumer/rockexe/index.html
The official Rockman.exe webpage. Have fun. Take a look at the
Character page while you're there.
One final warning: This FAQ assumes you understand one japanese
word: Baka. Anything past that is good.
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Important Note to Emulation Users:
"It's common theft, man! Nothin' more, Nothin' less!" - Grit
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Rockman.exe features extremely clever copy protection. Using a key
from old Amiga/PC games, they've rigged it so that when a ROM image is
dumped, it becomes impossible to open the final door before Number Man.
In other words, it's impossible to beat the second area playing on a
ROM, don't even waste your time.
That said, WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING TRYING TO EMULATE A GAME
THAT CAN STILL BE BOUGHT?!? EMULATION IS FOR RETROGAMING DAMNIT! IT'S
COMMON THEFT TO EMULATE GAMES YOU CAN STILL BUY! I OWN THE CART, YOU
SHOULD TOO!
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Characters
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Netto Hikari (Romanized, "Net Light") (male)
Age: 11
Occupation: School Student
Notes: Main character
His NetNavi is Rockman
His computer is in his room
His Computer wallpaper is of a Soccerball.
Mel Sakurai (female)
Age: 11
Occupation: School Student
Notes: Net's Classmate
Her NetNavi is Roll
Her computer is part of her Piano
She has a Kobun (Misadventures of Tronne Bonne) doll on her shelf.
Her Computer wallpaper consists of musical notes.
Dekao (Male)
Age: 11
Occupation: School Student
Notes: Net's Classmate
His NetNavi is Gutsman
Carries the "Dekao's link" you'll need to get to the next cyberspace
area.
Dekao is like the school bully, he's always challenging everyone's
navis to a fight with Gutsman.
He has a gamecube in his room. I wanna know where he preordered.
He also has a Kobun doormat.
Chubby boy has, you guessed it, Riceballs as his wallpaper.
Yaito (Female)
Age: 8
Occupation: School Student
Notes: Net's classmate (HOW?! O_o)
Her NetNavi is Glide
Her computer is a monitor cleverly hidden right next to her bed. Took
me forever to find the monitor, too...
She has what appears to be a Pikachu skin rug on her floor, however
it's missing the head so I can't confirm that it is indeed a dead 'chu.
Aside from the fact it has no head, it looks exactly like a chu.
Small girl has floating 3D diamonds as her wallpaper.
Glide may be Glyde's (MMlegends/RMdash) .exe incarnation.
Haruka Hikari (Haruka Light) (Female)
Age: 32
Occupation: Housewife
Notes: Net's Mother
Game refers to her "Mama".
Do not let her near the stove, she will burn the house down, I repeat,
DO NOT LET HER NEAR THE STOVE!
Yuuichirou Hikari (Yuichiro Light) (male)
Age: 35
Occupation: Programmer
Notes: Net's Father
His job is developing the next generation of NetNavis,
I guess you could call him Dr. Light. :^)
His Computer is in his office and has a Virus generation capsule in it.
Game refers to him as "Papa".
Interestingly enough, his computer's BG is the symbol which appears
on Net's headband and Rock's Helm. He also appears to have been
the one who programmed rockman.exe.
Marini Oozono (Female)
Age: 23
Occupation: School Teacher
Notes: Net's teacher
Pits you against the "Metool" Virus a few times in your first day of
class. :^)
Enzan Ijuuin (Male)
Age: 11
Occupation: Official Net Battler (Rank A)
Notes: His Net Navi is Blues
Blues calls him "Lord Enzan", I feel it safe to say Enzan has a big
ego.
Blues materializes his shield as neccessary in battle.
I've yet to see any sign this guy has a house, let alone a computer.
He develops a friendly rivalry relationship with Net over the course
of the game.
Saloma (Female)
Age: 13
Occupation: Foodstand operator
Notes: She likes Plants, trees, etc.
Her NetNavi is Woodman
She runs a small Bento Box (food stand) outside of the building where
Net's father works.
She carries the "Saloma's link" you'll need to get to access the
computers in the second area over the internet.
Her computer is her cash register.
Her computer wall paper is a decorative line pattern.
Seiji Hyogawa (Male)
Age: ?
Occupation: Water Plant Supervisor, Official Net Battler (Dunno class)
Notes: He runs the Official Netbattler mailing list.
His NetNavi is Iceman.
He needs to shave
Higure (Male)
Age: ?
Occupation: Shopkeep, like a barkeep, except no shotgun.
notes: Looks like Howard Stern
His NetNavi is Numberman
He opens a shop called "HiguReya" in Net's town where he sells data
chips.
The Back wall of his shop has a 3'x4' Wall poster of Vile (Megaman X1)
Miyuki (Female)
Age:? (I'm guessing 13~15)
Occupation: Curio Shop Clerk (Owner?)
Notes: She has a cap with a skull-like logo on it, and has a long
braided lock of hair infront of each ear. Can we say "Goth?"
She has the "Miyuki's Link" that you need to get to Damsen town's
computer network. (Of which, her computer is the only one...)
Her NetNavi is Skull Man
Her computer is the mirror on the counter next to her.
Her computer's BG is of laughing skulls.
Masa (Male)
Age: ?
Occupation: Foodstand operator
Notes: UGLY AS SIN! This guy makes Jaws from 007 look good.
He opens up a food stand of some sort near Saloma's Bento box after the
mess in Damsen town.
His NetNavi is Sharkman
He gives you an HP Memory (+20 to max HP) after his first loss.
Like Saloma, his comp is his register.
His Comp BG is... Fish Skeletons. Coincidently, his computer's layout
is shaped like a fish skeleton. I wonder if he sells fried fish.
Yuriko (female)
Age: ?
Occupation: School Teacher
Notes: This is the palette swap teacher in Damsen town.
For whatever reason she's carrying the A rank passcode to the WWW
server.
Her passcode item was shortened due to lack of box space,
it is: Yuriko Link Memo
Should be: Yuriko no Link Memo
Ordinarily I wouldn't note this, but some of the audience will love
to see that Capcom had to go through what they do. ;^)
Kagakushou Worker in Labcoat
Age: Ugly
Occupation: Plot Fodder
Notes: One of hundreds of Scientist looking guys in Net's dad's
branch of that huge building.
He carries the B rank Link memo.
Kagakushou has an english translation, I'm just too buzy to look it
up at the moment, this will probably be changed to it's appropriate
english name sometime in the future when I'm not rushing to get a
"Oh crap, the US version is out!" update up.
"Jii" (Grandfather/elderly man) (Male)
Age: See name
Occupation: Kusobaba
Notes: He's infront of the door of the house directly accross the
street from Net's house.
He carries the S Rank Link Memo.
"-Jii" is a title, like -san, -sama, -chan, -kun, etc.
Hinoken
Age: middle
Occupation: Idiot/WWW member
Notes: You first meet him in Net's house "repairing" something.
You later see him again when he hacks Net's stove and starts fires in
kitchen. (Why is beyond me)
His NetNavi is Fireman
Mado
age: late teens/early twenties
Occupation: WWW member
Notes: Her NetNavi is Colored Man
(Watch this get renamed to Clown man for the US release...)
She appears to trick Iceman into freezing up the programs that operate
the Water pumps for Net's town... Then poisons the water.
She signs her E-mails "Your WWW"...
Eleci (male)
age: Lightbulb ears
Occupation: WWW member
Notes: The man is a walking freakshow, Somewhat resembling Jaws
from the old Bond movies.
His NetNavi is ElecMan
His chin is considered a can-opener by 4 out of 5 judges.
The 5th judge's sign read "Back in 5 minutes".
"Maha Jarama"
Age: ?
Occupation: WWW member
Notes: His NetNavi is Magic Man
He's black, has an odd blue triangle on his cheek, and has a really
boxish face.
Wily
Age: old
Occupation: WWW Leader
Notes: Wily's Rockman.exe incarnation.
His "Navi" (if you want to call it that) is the Dream Virus
ph33r h1z 1337 h4x0ring s|<1llz
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Namechanges in US Version
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This section is going to be scratchy at best and only partial at
first... But an early heads up is better than no heads up. If you're
going to ask me for advice, please refer to the characters by their
Japanese firstname, it'll save me the trouble of checking my own chart.
Also, many of these names were converted to Japanese "Nickname"
length. In Japanese, a nickname is usually the first two kana of a
person's name, such as "Higure" to "Higu".
Japanese Incorrect... er... US.
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Net Hikari Lan Hikari
Rockman Megaman
Mel Sakurai Mayl
Yaito Yai
Dekao Dex
Yuichiro Hikari/Papa Dr. Hikari/Dad
Haruka Hikari/Mama Mom
Marini Oozono Ms. Mari
Enzan Ijuuin Eugene Chaud
"Lord Enzan" "Load Chaud"
Blues Protoman
Saloma Sal
Seiji Hyogawa Dr. Froid
Higure Higsby
Miyuki Miyu
Masa ?
Yuriko ?
Kagakushou worker ?
Ojii-san ?
Saito Hikari ?
Hinoken Mr. Match
Mado Madd
Colored Man ColorMan
Eleki ?
Maha Jarama ?
Wily ?
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Controls
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In Overworld:
D-pad : If you don't know what this does, you need professional
therapy.
Start : Activate Menu
Select : None
A : Talk to people, search whatever's infront of you
B : Cancel dialog, Hold to run
L : Talk to your Navi (Rockman)
R : "Plug In", or send Rockman into Cyberspace, only available
infront of some computers, vending machines, iceboxes, TV's,
Traffic lights, Cars, Net's stove, Net's doghouse...
(Net doesn't have a dog, why does he have a doghouse?)
In Cyberspace:
D-pad : I understand Psychologists charge really reasonable fees.
Start : Menu
Select : None
A : Talk to stray Navis, Examine Data Crystals
(See: Treasure chests)
B : Cancel dialog, hold to run
L : have Rockman talk to Net.
R : Net gives you the option of pulling out of the cyberworld
without walking back to the terminal you plugged in from.
In Battle
D-pad : Most Healthcare companies cover shrink visits, too.
Start : Pause action
Select : None
A : Fire current datachip
B : Fire your Rock Buster/Mega Buster/whatever the hell you wanna
call it. (Once you upgrade your charging ability to level 2,
you can charge your buster up for higher damage)
R and L: When the special gauge at the top of the screen is full,
hitting R or L allows you to enter the equip Datachip
screen.
Menu:
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Format of
Menu option
Parts of that menu
Next menu option
Parts of next menu option
If this is too confusing, let me know and I'll break them up into
seperate segments
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Chip Folder
Chip Folder
Card graphic Chip Folder 30 Max Inventory>
Card description Row of current chips
Inventory
<Chip Folder Inventory Card Graphic
Row of cards not equipped Card Description
Data Library
Rockman
rockman.exe Lv. ##
Normal Armor (Equip options below)
HP ### Attack (1~5 bars)
Rapid (1~5 bars)
Charge (1~5 bars)
W/ Normal Armor equipped, Equip armor screen:
Heat Armor Aqua Armor
Wood Armor No change
E-mail
Sender Subject
Read every E-mail that comes in, even if you can't understand it.
Item
(Note: Only covers stuff I've got/remember that I had)
PET Ice Block
Water Gun School's Pass card
Kagakushou License Musko's message
WWW Passcode Mel's Address
Yaito's Address Dekao's Address
Papa's address Saloma's Address
Miyuki's Address Masa's Address
Dekao's Link Saloma's Link
Miyuki's Link Server Battery A
Server Battery B Server Battery C
Higure's Link Memo Kagakushou Link Memo
Yuriko Link Memo Jii's link Memo
WWW's Address WWW Metropass
Iwaba (wallet?)
Network
Trade
Netbattle (Consecutive Rounds)
Netbattle (Single Round)
Save
Play Time
Data Library ##/175
Battle Chip ##[]
Credit Current Cash
Close menu
End Battle screen:
Delete Time #:##.##
Busting Level #
Get Data
Name/ammount
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Shops!
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Get out the credit card! Rob a bank! However you fund it, it's
time to go shopping!
Shops are fairly simple and generic to RPGs. If you are not
familiar with RPG shops, well, uh, that's just plain not possible,
forget I mentioned it. For convenience sake, I'm writing these the
same way that the Japanese FAQ I referenced in the forward would use
to write Romanji, with spaces between each character and /marking/
around kana.
Rockman.exe's shops are fairly simple, but here's a sample shop:
Item Chip Letter Cost
HP /me mo ri/ 25000 (HP Memory, +20 max HP)
/ba su taa a ppu/ 50000 (Buster up)
/ka n no n/ A 3000 (Cannon)
/De su maa ti/ 1 A 5000 (Death Match 1)
/de su maa ti/ 2 A 8000 (Death Match 2)
Ah... the cost of HP Memory when you have 720 HP...
Max HP is 1000. Each buster up does +20 HP.
Shops have a limited stock of chips, HP Memory and Buster Up items,
preventing you from powerleveling to level 100. Drat. :^/ Items go
grey when you buy out their stock, next time you visit the shop the
item has been removed from the list. As the game progresses, shops add
more and more items to their list of wares. The average "stock" so far
seems to be 3 of each item.
My advice: Mug Gutsman a few thousand times and buy everything.
Shops are found in two places:
- Stray Navis found in the internet
- The HiguReya shop in Net's town.
When I start a new game/if I start a new game, I'll catalog what
each shop has, new items that appear as the plot progresses, etc...
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ASCII Maps
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These "maps" are flowcharts of the areas in .exe. All areas are
done from my end of game save, so you may not be able to access some
areas yet. (IE - Elecman's zone, etc.)
On a down note, I don't have all the regular enemy encounters done
yet, I'll try and tackle them in order of rareness (IE: Those damned
last 20 chips that everyone seems to be missing, etc.) to the easiest
at my disposal... however, anything I bump into while passing through
goes down. If you've seen an enemy type I don't have listed in a zone,
please, E-mail me so I can add it.
------Internet Flowchart------
Yaito Mel
| /
Net---Zone 01-----Dekao
|
Zone 02-----Zone 04--Miyuki
| |
| WWW 01---WWW 02---WWW 03---WWW 04
| |
Papa---Zone 03-----Zone 05
/ | |
Masa Saloma Zone 06--Zone 07--Zone 08
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Zone 09--Zone 10--Zone 11--Zone 12
----Zone 01----
Navi: Fireman 500 HP (Fireman V1, V2, V3)
Viruses: Cannon 50 HP (Cannon)
Metool 40 HP (MetGuard, Shockwave)
Dash Birds 80 HP (Dash Attack)
Skull barrier: Get WWW Passcode from Seiji after Iceman.
*Note: I don't remember where all the Skull barriers
were, But they all open with the same passcode.
Zone 02: Requires Dekao's Link.
Yaito: Address given to you by Glide
Mel: Address found in "Mel's Piano"
Dekao: Address found in "Dekao's Gamecube"
----Zone 02----
Navi: Stone Man 600 HP (boss)
Viruses: Hogan 60 HP (Hogan)
Flame Burner 80 HP (Flame Tower)
Minelayer 100 HP (Stealth Mine 1)
Zone 03: Requires Saloma's Link.
Zone 04: Requires Miyuki's Link.
Mystery Data: Recover 30 G (Random Crystal)
Cannon C (Random Crystal)
Crossgun K (Random Crystal)
Minibomb P (Random Crystal)
Random Zenny: 1500, 800, 400
----Zone 03----
Navi: Stone Man 800 HP (Stone Man V1, V2, V3)
Viruses: Metool 60 HP (Sonic Wave)
Electrode 100 HP (Thunderball)
? Gate solution: Unknown, I got though it no questions asked.
Papa: Address given to you by Program in Papa's Computer
Saloma: Address found in "Saloma's Cash register".
Masa: Address found in "Masa's cash register".
Mystery Data: Fighter Sword B (One time Item)
----Zone 04----
Navi: None
Viruses:
WWW 01: Get C Class Link memo from Higure.
Miyuki: Address found in "Miyuki's Mirror".
Mystery Data:
----Zone 05----
Navi: Clown Man ? HP (Clown Man V1, V2, V3)
Viruses: Aqua Aura 200 HP (Aqua Aura)
Antenna 100 HP (Rimo Kogolo 2)
? Gate solution: Unknown, I got through it no questions asked.
Mystery Data:
----Zone 06----
Navi: None
Viruses: Flamethrower 80 HP (Flame Tower)
Mollusk 90 HP (Bubble Wrap 2)
Polar Bear 200 HP (Ice Cube)
Satellite 240 HP (Lock on 2)
Ratton 80 HP (Ratton 2)
? Gate solution: Unknown, got through it same as above.
Mystery Data:
----Zone 07----
Navi: Bomber Man 800 HP (Bomber Man V1, V2, V3)
Viruses: MoreCloud 140 HP (Morecloud)
Minelayer 120 HP (Stealth Mine 2)
? Gate solution: Unknown, I wonder if these can't be missed.
Mystery Data:
----Zone 08----
Navi: Pharoah Man 800 HP (Pharoah Man V1, boss)
Pharoah Man 1000 HP
(Pharoah Man V1, V2, V3, Poison Anubis)
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
----Zone 09----
Navi: None
Viruses: Yukashita 10 HP (Yukashita)
Knight 90 HP (Sword, Long Sword)
Fire Knight 120 HP (Sword, Fire Sword)
Aqua Knight 200 HP (Sword, Aqua Sword)
Cannon 50 HP (Cannon)
High Cannon 80 HP (High Cannon)
Mega Cannon 100 HP (Mega Cannon)
Metool 40 HP (MetGuard, Shockwave)
Metool 60 HP (MetGuard, Sonicwave)
Metool 100 HP (MetGuard, Dynawave)
Polar Bear 200 HP (Ice Cube)
Ghost 120 HP(Recover 150, Invincible 3)
Bomber 120 HP (Big bomb)
? Gate solution: From the entrance go down to the bottom right of the
area, go up and right until you get to the second T
intersection, go up and left, turn down, go to the
first T intersection, go right and follow the path
around, then speak to the ? door. Note that you
may have to do some other stuff, so if this doesn't
work, just run around in circles for a few minutes
and try again.
Mystery Data: Fighter Sword L (Random Crystal)
Sword B, K, L (Random Crystal)
Random Zenny: 4000, 3000, 2000, 1000
----Zone 10----
Navi: Magic Man 900 HP (Magic Man V1, V2, V3)
Viruses: Yukashita 10 HP (Yukashita)
? Gate solution: Get to the gate without letting a Yukashita escape.
Mystery Data: Break Hammer M (Random Crystal)
Recover 150 C (Random Crystal)
Mega Cannon N (Random Crystal)
Random Zenny: 10000, 30, 20, 10
----Zone 11----
Navi: Shadow Man 1000 HP
(Shadow Man V1, V2, V3, Muramasa)
Viruses: Yukashita 10 HP (Yukashita)
? Gate solution: Get to the gate without going below a Busting level
of 4 (HARD!)
Mystery Data: Recover 150 L (Random Crystal)
Recover 120 C (Random Crystal)
Ratton 2J (Random Crystal)
Random Zenny: 4000, 3000, 2000, 500
----Zone 12----
Navi: Forte 1000 HP (Dream Aura)
Viruses: Wood Aura # HP (Wood Aura)
Aqua Aura # HP (Aqua Aura)
Fire Aura # HP (Fire Aura)
Mystery Data: Paladin Sword I (one time item)
Knight Sword C (Random Crystal)
Earthquake 3 C (Random Crystal)
Ratton 3 K (Random Crystal)
Recover 200 C (Random Crystal)
Random Zenny: 5000, 4000, 3000
One Time Zenny: 20000
----WWW 01----
Navi: None
Viruses:
WWW 02: Get B class Link Memo from Water Plant worker.
Mystery Data:
----WWW 02----
Navi: Elec Man 800 HP (Elecman V1, V2, V3)
Viruses:
WWW 03: Get A class link memo from Yuriko-sensei.
Mystery Data:
----WWW 03----
Navi: None
Viruses:
WWW 04: Get S class link memo from Ojii-san.
Mystery Data:
----WWW 04----
Navi: Bomber Man 600 HP (Boss)
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
--------------City Flowcharts--------------
All items with a * have an internet address w/ link to coorisponding
name on the Internet Flowchart. All # areas are Plug In zones.
---------Akiharashou----------
---Street map------
To: School map
|
To: Net's House | To: Yaito's House
\ | /
# Net's Doghouse---Street area---Metrorail (To: Other cities)
/ | \
To: Dekao's House | To: Mel's House
|
HiguReya Shop
DogHouse:
Navi: none
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
----Net's House----
Net's Room---* Net's Computer
|
To: Street Map---Main Room----# Net's Stove 1----Net's Stove 2
Computer:
Navi: none
Viruses: Metool 40 HP (MetGuard, Shockwave)
Earthquake 60 HP (Earthquake 1)
Ghost 50 HP (Invincible 1)
Mystery Data:
Stove 1:
Navi: none
Viruses: Metool 40 HP (MetGuard, Shockwave)
Cannon 50 HP (Cannon)
Mystery Data:
Stove 2:
Navi: Fire man 300 HP
Viruses: Metool 40 HP (MetGuard, Shockwave)
Cannon 50 HP (Cannon)
Flame Burner 80 HP (Flame Tower)
Mystery Data:
----Mel's House----
Mel's room---# Mel's computer
|
To: Street Map---Main Room----* Mel's Piano
Computer:
Navi: none
Viruses: Earthquake 60 HP (Earthquake 1)
Mystery Data:
Piano:
Navi: none
Viruses: Earthquake 60 HP (Earthquake 1)
Mystery Data:
---Yaito's House---
* Yaito's Computer
|
To: Street Map---Main Room---# Yaito's Statue
Computer:
Navi: none
Viruses: Cannon 50 HP (Cannon)
Dash Birds 80 HP (Dash Attack)
Mystery Data:
Statue:
Navi: none
Viruses: Knight 90 HP (Long Sword)
Metool 40 HP (MetGuard, Shockwave)
Dash Birds 80 HP (Dash Attack)
Mystery Data: Escape J (One Time Item)
---Dekao's House---
# Dekao's Gamecube
|
To: Street Map---Main Room----* Dekao's computer
Computer:
Navi: none
Viruses: Metool 40 HP (MetGuard, Shockwave)
Metool 60 HP (MetGuard, SonicWave)
Bomber 80 HP (Small Bomb)
Mystery Data:
GameCube:
Navi: none
Viruses: Metool 40 HP (MetGuard, Shockwave)
Metool 60 HP (MetGuard, SonicWave)
Cannon 50 HP (Cannon)
High Cannon 80 HP (High Cannon)
Earthquake 60 HP (Earthquake 1)
Ghost 100 HP (Invincible 2, Recover 50)
Mystery Data:
-------School------
To: Street Map
|
# Car--Driveway--WWW Metrorail
|
Nurse's Office Lobby---Hall---Storeroom
\ / |
# LAN---PC Room---Hall Room
/ | \
# LAN---1B | \
# LAN---1A Hall---Library
| \
| 5A---# LAN
5B---# LAN
Car:
Navi: none
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
LAN (Blackboards):
Navi: Number Man 300 HP (Boss)
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
----------Kanshougai----------
----First Wing and grounds----
* Saloma's Register
* Masa's Register |
\ |
Metrorail---Grounds---Water Treatment Plant
/ | | |
# TV | | To: Second Wing
Juice Machine |
2nd Floor---#Water Cooler
/
Control Room---# Computer
/ \
Left Room Right Room
Saloma's Register:
Navi: none
Viruses: Morecloud 140 HP (More Cloud)
Pinecone 100 HP (Woody Tower)
Mystery Data:
TV:
Navi: none
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
Juice Machine:
Navi: none
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
Computer:
Navi: none
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
Water Cooler:
Navi: Iceman 500 HP (boss)
Viruses: Aqua Jet 120 HP (Aqua Tower)
Arrow Fish 100 HP (Triple Arrow)
Dash Birds 80 HP (Dash Attack)
Cloud 120 HP (Cloud)
Mystery Data:
----Second Wing----
To: First Wing---Hall---Lobby---"Elevator"---Papa's Office
/ / | | |
# Juice Machine / | | # Computer
/ | * Papa's Computer
Power Control Floor___ |
| Restraunt Floor
Hall \
/ \ Restraunt
Control Room Switch Room |
| # PET Display
|
# Electri-Program 1---# Electri-Program 2
|
# Electri-Program 3---# Electri-Program 4
(Note: "Elevator" is not a real area)
(Note: During the Elec-man scene, there is a one time one way trash
chute that allows you to go from the Restraunt Floor to the
Power Control Floor)
Juice Machine:
Navi: none
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
Computer:
Navi: none
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
Papa's Computer:
Navi: none
Viruses:
Virus Capsule: Random Virus Group
Mystery Data:
PET Display
Navi: none
Viruses: Hogan 60 HP (Hogan)
Mystery Data:
Electri-Program:
Navi: Elecman 600 HP (Boss)
Blues 500 HP (Boss)
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
---------Densen Town----------
Advance warning: This town is difficult to navigate, you have to
pay close attention to the sidewalks to see the paths between
intersections. Just as a hint, the upper left corner in the start area
lets you go to the next area.
# Streetlight 1 # Jar
| |
# Streetlight 3 Densen Site 1 # Streetlight Sq |
| | / |
Metrorail---Densen Site 3---Densen Square---Densen Site 2 |
| | |
Densen Site 4 Miyuki's shop
/ | |
# Blackboard---Private School # Streetlight 4 * Miyuki's mirror
Streetlight #2:
Navi: none
Viruses: Flame Snake
Mystery Data: Escape N (One Time Item)
-----WWW Research Center-----
Note: I call this place the Skull Castle as it looks like, well a
skull castle. Nice to know some things just don't change.
WWW Metrorail---Grounds--1st & 2nd Floor---# Stove revisit
|
# Water cooler revisit---3rd & 2nd Floor---Ledge---# LAN revisit
|
# Redlight revisit---Ledge---3rd & 4th floor---Wily's Lab
/ \
Hacking Rocket # Elec revisit
|
# Final Zone
Stove Revisit:
Navi: none
Viruses: Flame Snake
Mystery Data:
LAN Revisit:
Navi: none
Viruses: Hogan
Mystery Data:
Water Cooler Revisit:
Navi: none
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
Traffic Light Revisit:
Navi: none
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
Electri-Program Revisit:
Navi: Magic Man 700 HP (Boss)
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
Final Zone:
Navi: Dream Virus 1000 HP (Final Boss)
Viruses:
Mystery Data:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Data Library
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
I finally have every single chip in Exe. Special thanks to Heatman for
giving me a hint as to a puzzle which was preventing me from getting to
one last area. ^_^; What the stars on chips are for is anyone's guess,
I've yet to see any reference to them anywhere.
Chips go in the order of number, name, Stars, damage, Element, and
effect radius. Range values go in height x width (shape). for example,
the Wide Bomb explodes in a 3x3 tile plus shape, and would be denoted
as:
"11 - Cross bomb **___ 70 none 3x3(plus) (3 tile hurl)"
The "3 tile hurl" means that when used, the bomb will hit 3 tiles from
where Rock is standing when he uses it.
If a chip says "Haven't used yet", it means exactly that, I tend to let
some stuff rot in my inventory without using it.
I've begun to do little ASCII art representations of explosions.
I won't have 'em for all the chips, but some of them I have.
Graphic style, using the Cross Gun as an example:
* * Buster
R---E
* *
R Rockman
- shot path, assuming it flies straight ahead.
* damage area
E represents "hit enemy"
= represents sword slashing
! Homing shot
? random movement (Such as Egg Snake)
S summoned object that lands on tile
With that said, here's the list.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# - name Stars Dam Elem Diagram
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
1 - Cannon *____ 40 none (Same as buster)
R---E
2 - High Cannon **___ 80 none (Same as buster)
R---E
3 - Mega Cannon ***__ 120 none (Same as buster)
R---E
4 - Shotgun *____ 30 none (Same as buster)
R---E* (? on radius)
5 - Cross Gun *____ 30 none * * (Same as Buster)
R---E
* *
6 - Spread Gun **___ 30 none *** (Same as Buster)
R--*E*
***
7 - Bubble Spread *____ 50 aqua *** (3 tile hurl)
R-*** (Enemy uses it exactly
*** like Bubble lead, MM2.)
8 - Heat Spread
9 - Mini bomb *____ 50 none (3 tile hurl)
R--*
10 - Small Bomb *____ 50 none * (3 tile hurl)
R--*
*
11 - Cross bomb **___ 70 none * (3 tile hurl)
R-***
*
12 - Big Bomb ****_ 90 none *** (3 tile hurl)
R-***
***
13 - Sword *____ 80 none (Forward swing)
R=
14 - Wide Sword *____ 80 none = (Forward swing)
R=
=
15 - Long Sword **___ 80 none (Forward swing)
R==
16 - Fighter Sword ***__ 100 none (Forward Swing)
R===
17 - Knight Sword ****_ 150 none (Forward Swing)
R===
18 - Paladin Sword ***** 200 none (Forward Swing)
R===
19 - Flame Sword **___ 100 Fire = (Forward Swing)
R=
=
20 - Aqua Sword ***__ 150 Aqua = (Forward Swing)
R=
=
21 - Electri Sword ***__ 120 Elec = (Forward Swing)
R=
=
22 - Muramasa
23 - Shockwave *____ 60 none (Forward shot)
R*****
24 - Sonic Wave **___ 80 none (forward shot)
R*****
25 - Dyna-wave ***__ 100 none (forward shot)
R*****
26 - Flame Tower **___ 100 Fire (Forward vert-aim)
R***** (This weapon works
Note: if you move up one after firing: (extremely similar
R ** (to the projectiles
*** (Heat man used, MM2)
All "towers" apply to this rule, hence vague term "vert-aim".
27 - Aqua Tower **___ 120 Aqua (Forward vert-aim)
R*****
28 - Woody Tower **___ 140 Wood (Forward vert-aim)
R*****
29 - EarthQuake 1 *____ 90 none 1x1 (3 tile hurl)
30 - EarthQuake 2 **___ 120 none 1x1 (3 tile hurl)
31 - EarthQuake 3 ***__ 150 none 3x3 plus (3 tile hurl)
32 - Guts Punch *____ 60 none 1x1 (Same as sword)
33 - Cold Punch **___ 80 Aqua 1x1 (same as sword)
34 - Dash Attack *____ 50 none (Forward shot)
R*****
35 - Hogan ****_
36 - Triple Arrow *____ 40 none ? (Haven't used yet)
37 - Triple Spear **___ 50 none ? (Haven't used yet)
38 - Triple Lance ****_ 60 none ? (Haven't used yet)
39 - Ratton 1 *____ 80 none E (Forward/homing)
!
R---!
40 - Ratton 2 **___ 100 none E (Forward/homing)
!
R---!
41 - Ratton 3 ***__ 120 none E (Forward/homing)
!
R---!
Note: I recommend the Rattons, they're extremely useful.
42 - Tsunami ***__ 80 Aqua (Three shots, one per row)
43 - Aka Tsunami ***__ 100 Fire (Three shots, one per row)
(Red Tsunami)
44 - Oo Tsunami **** 160 Aqua (Three shots, one per row)
(Great Tsunami)
45 - Gaia Hammer 1 ***__ 100 none (Three shots, one per row)
46 - Gaia Hammer 2 ****_ 130 none (three shots, one per row)
47 - Gaia Hammer 3 ***** 160 none (Three shots, one per row)
48 - Thunderball 1 *____ 90 elec (Same as buster)
R---E
49 - Thunderball 2 **___ 120 elec (same as buster)
50 - Thunderball 3 ***__ 150 elec (same as buster)
51 - Electri-Tackle 1 *____ 100 elec 1x1 (Rotates around rock)
52 - Electri-Tackle 2 **___ 100 elec 2x2 (Rotates around rock)
53 - Electri-Tackle 3 ***__ 100 elec 3x3 (Rotates around rock)
54 - Typhoon *____ 30 elec ? (Haven't used yet)
55 - Hurricane **___ 30 elec ? (Haven't used yet)
56 - Cyclone
Note: The enemies who drop these look vaguely like Air man, MM2.
57 - Egg Snake 1 *____ 130 wood E?(MegaMan3's searchsnake)
R ???
(Yes it does go in aimless circles)
58 - Egg Snake 2 **___ 140 Elec (See above)
59 - Egg Snake 3 ***__ 150 Fire (see above)
60 - Mosquito 1 (?) **___ 50 none (Forward shot)
Note - Drains enemy HP R*****
61 - Mosquito 2 **___ 70 none (Forward shot)
62 - Mosquito 3 *** 90 none (forward shot)
63 - Burning Body ****_ 100 Fire * (Plus shape around Rock)
*R*
*
64 - Panel Out 1 **___ N/A none (forward swing)
R=
65 - Panel Out 3 ***__ N/A none = (forward swing)
R=
Note - Panel out destroys tiles. =
66 - Break Hammer **___ 100 none (forward swing)
R=
67 - Met Guard *____ N/A none (Metool shield!)
68 - Metal Shield **___ N/A none (Haven't used yet.)
69 - Recover 10 *____ Heals 10 HP
70 - Recover 30 *____ Heals 30 HP
71 - Recover 50 *____ Heals 50 HP
72 - Recover 80 *____ Heals 80 HP
73 - Recover 120 **___ Heals 120 HP
74 - Recover 150 **___ Heals 150 HP
75 - Recover 200 ***__ Heals 200 HP
76 - Recover 300 ****_ Heals 300 HP
77 - Area Steal ***__ N/A none # (Steals enemy's tiles)
R #
#
78 - Deathmatch 1 ***__ N/A none (Cracks all tiles)
79 - Deathmatch 2 ****_ N/A none (haven't used yet)
80 - Escape ***__ N/A (Typical RPG retreat command)
81 - Interrupt ***__ N/A ? (Haven't figured out)
82 - Panel Return *____ N/A (Resets missing & stolen tiles)
83 - Count Bomb 1 **___ 80 none (places an exploding bomb on
84 - Count Bomb 2 ***__ 120 none (the title infront of Rock
85 - Count Bomb 3 ****_ 160 none (hits all enemies after 3 sec)
86 - Cloud *____ 30 Aqua E (Forward homing)
R--?
? (up and down on row)
87 - More Cloud **___ 50 Aqua E (Forward homing)
R--?
? (up and down on row)
88 - Most Cloud ***__ 70 Aqua (see above)
89 - Stealth Mine 1 **___ 160 none 1x1 (Random Placement)
90 - Stealth Mine 2 ***__ 180 none 1x1 (Random Placement)
91 - Stealth Mine 3 ****_ 200 none 1x1 (Random placement)
92 - Dynamite 1 ***__ 100 none ? (Haven't used yet)
93 - Dynamite 2 ***__ 120 none ? (Haven't used yet)
94 - Dynamite 3
95 - Rimocogolo 1 *____ 80 Elec !!! (Systematically hits
RS !!! 1 tile at a time.)
!!!
96 - Rimocogolo 2 *____ 100 elec (See "Rimocogolo 1")
97 - Rimocogolo 3 *____ 120 Elec (See "Rimocogolo 1")
98 - Lock On 1 (?) ? (Don't Have)
99 - Lock On 2 **___ 15 none 1x1 (hits multiple times)
100 - Lock On 3 ***__ 20 none 1x1 (hits multiple times)
101 - Rimp Losok
102 - Rimo Losok2
103 - Rimo Losok3
104 - Poison Anubis ***** ? none (Appears infront of rock)
Note: When used, this thing appears and does gradual damage to
every enemy on the battlefield... gradual meaning 30~50
damage per sec.
105 - Ice Cube **___ N/A Aqua (appears infront of Rock)
106 - Stone Cube ***__ N/A Elec (3 appear random in location)
107 - Buster Guard
108 - Buster Bomb
109 - Buster Sword ****_ N/A (Replaces Rockbuster w/Sword,#13)
110 - Buster Punch
111 - Heavy Gauge **___ N/A none (haven't used yet)
112 - Quick Gauge **___ N/A none (Haven't used yet)
113 - Invincible 1 **___ N/A none (Temporary invincibility)
114 - Invincible 2 ***__ N/A none (Temporary invincibility)
115 - Invincible 3 ****_ N/A none (Temporary Invincibility)
116 - Tenbijibul ***** N/A none (Invincible until you attack)
117 - Yukashita ***** N/A none
(Invincible except when firing, Wears off when you access Data
Chip select menu.)
118 - Iron Body **___ N/A none ("rocks" rock, mass defense)
119 - Barrier **___ N/A none (Haven't used yet)
120 - Bubble Wrap 1 *____ N/A Aqua (Shield that absorbs damage)
121 - Bubble Wrap 2 **___ N/A Aqua (Shield that absorbs damage)
122 - Bubble Wrap 3 ***__ N/A Aqua (Shield that absorbs damage)
123 - Leaf Shield
124 - Aqua Aura ? ? Aqua (Batteries dead bub)
125 - Flame Aura ***__ N/A Fire (Haven't used yet)
126 - Wood Aura
127 - Dream Aura
128 - Roll ***__ 60 none
(Automatically targets nearest enemy, Heals rock by 60 HP)
129 - Roll V2 ****_ 80 none (See Roll)
130 - Roll V3 (?) (Don't have)
131 - Gutsman ***__ 40 none (Cracks all enemy tiles)
132 - Gutsman V2 ****_ 70 none (Cracks all enemy tiles)
133 - Gutsman V3 ***** 100 none (Cracks all enemy tiles)
134 - Blues ***__ 140 none (Hits front enemy row)
135 - Blues V2 ****_ 160 none (Hits front enemy row)
136 - Blues V3 ***** 180 none (Hits front enemy row)
137 - Fire Man
138 - Fire Man V2
139 - Fire Man V3
140 - Numberman ***__ * none
(rolls 6 sided die, 10 x dieroll = damage, hits all enemies)
141 - Numberman V2 ****_ * none
(Rolls 6 sided die, 20 x dieroll = damage, hits all enemies)
142 - Numberman V3 ***** * none
(Rolls 6 sided die, 30 x dieroll = damage, hits all enemies)
143 - Stone Man ***__ 100 none 3 (3 random enemy tiles, x3)
144 - Stone Man V2 ****_ 100 none 4 (4 random enemy tiles, x3)
145 - Stone man V3 ***** 100 none 5 (5 random enemy tiles, x3)
146 - Iceman ***__ 60 Aqua (All enemy tiles)
147 - Iceman V2 ****_ 80 Aqua (All enemy tiles)
148 - Iceman V3 ***** 100 Aqua (All enemy tiles)
149 - Colored Man
150 - Colored Man V2
151 - Colored Man V3
152 - Eleki Man
153 - Eleki Man V2
154 - Eleki Man V3
Note: "Eleki" is more accurately "Electri". Elec man from MM1
155 - Bomber Man
156 - Bomber Man V2
157 - Bomber Man V3
Note: These cards are Bomb Man from MM1, Don't mistake 'em for
The chibi bomb master...
... Alright, so they do have the same type of bomb. ^_^;
158 - Magic Man
159 - Magic Man V2
160 - Magic Man V3
161 - Woodman ***__ 60 Wood (All enemy tiles)
162 - Woodman V2 ****_ 80 Wood (All enemy tiles)
163 - Woodman V3 ***** 100 Wood (All enemy tiles)
164 - Skullman ***__ 150 none (Single enemy w/ most HP)
165 - Skullman V2 ****_ 180 none (Single enemy w/ most HP)
166 - Skullman V3 ***** 210 none (Single enemy w/ most HP)
167 - Sharkman ***__ 90 Aqua (Hits all squares infront
168 - Sharkman V2 ****_ 110 Aqua of Rock.)
169 - Sharkman V3 ***** 130 aqua
Comedic sidenote: Sharkman was from "Megaman 3" for PC, which
featured NONE of the bosses from the NES Megaman 3...
170 - Pharoah Man ***** 100 none
171 - Pharoah Man V2 ***** 120 none
172 - Pharoah Man V3 ***** 140 none
173 - Shadow Man ***** 80 none
174 - Shadow Man V2 ***** 90 none
175 - Shadow Man V3 ***** 100 none
176 - Forte ***** 200 none (All enemy tiles)
Note: Only way to get Forte is to get him at a Forte Giveaway
at special conventions.
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Battle System
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Rockman.exe battles are Real time and quite fun.
The battlefield is split up into two halves, The enemy side, and
your side. Your side is a 3x3 tile area, the enemy side is a 3x3 tile
area. Rock can use the "Area Steal" chip to take away a row of enemy
tiles, extending his area. Some enemies also have the Area Steal
ability, although not many.
Enemies are all 1 tile large, and have their HP floating over their
head. Every enemy has it's own defined movement types, such as Metools
which can only move vertically, or the Sword wielding enemies who have
free motion. Instead of walking from tile to tile, characters use a
short range teleport. (Lazy artists)
When battle starts, Rockman's chip select screen comes up, allowing
you to pick from 5 chips, randomly pulled from the 30 in his "Chip
folder". (Not to be confused with the Storage folder, where all cards
go when you get them) If you don't want to use any of the 5 chips, you
can choose the "add" button to wait until the Special bar refills
again, and you will have the original 5 chips + another row of 5.
Repeat to have 15 chips to choose from. (I personally recommend using
up as many chips as you can, as "adding" to get useful chips tends to
waste time. You will probably "accidently" discover new uses for some
chips.)
There are two criteria for selecting Chips, the alphabet letter in
the bottom left of the card like label, or the chip type itself. If
you choose two Swords, say, a Sword A and a Sword B, you won't be able
to choose any other chips. If you were to choose an Area Steal A, and
a Sword A, you would be unable to select the Sword B chip, or any other
chip that isn't an "A". It is a reasonably good idea to try and keep a
small number of letters in your inventory.
From here on, I'll just put down a list of random thoughts as the
in game tutorial does a nice job of introducing the combat system to
you.
- Each chip may be used once per battle, without penalty
- If you like a certain type of Chip, stock up on lots of them
- Your Special bar's increase rate varies from enemy to enemy
- If it carries a sword, it probably has an Area Steal chip or two
- Watch out for the Red form of the dashing birds
- Save every time you get a new type of chip
- Area Steal + Stoneman = Higher chance of Stoneman hitting target
- The Elemental Circle goes as follows
. Water is weak to Electricity
. Electricity is weak to Wood
. Wood is weak to Fire
. Fire is weak to Water
Weakness to element = damage x2
- The faster you delete a group of enemies, the more cash you get
- When you get a Green delete time, you've done well
- When Dekao E-mails you telling you Gutsman is ready, Fight him as
many times as you want for mass cash.
- All of the bosses randomly drop their NetNavi chips the second
time you fight them.
- You can only have 5 NetNavi summon chips in your Chip Folder.
- Ground based attacks don't go over missing tiles. these include
. Metool Shockwaves
. Flametower, Aqua Tower, etc.
. Rattons
. Gutsman
- Swords work better when you have lots of Area Steals.
- Grey statues with hammers become vunerable just before they hit.
- The Gaia Hammer attack can be evaded by walking through it.
- Summon Gutsman on Bosses with multiple parts
- Beware of flying Tube snakes
- Mosquitos (trio of flying spheres with pencil noses) drain HP.
- Iceman is cute, vent your anti-cute angst.
- Collect tons of useless chips, more on that in conventional RPG
wisdom
- Dodge Homing crosshairs.
- Escape items are USELESS. By the time you get to use it in a
battle you need to run from, you're already dead.
- Auras can only be destroyed by hitting the enemy with more damage
than the number on the Aura. IE: 10 damage for the blue auras.
- Capcom should have made the sprites should go chibi when you use
Break Hammers and Gaia Hammers.
- Yukashita and Poison Anubis make for an awesome combo if you like
waiting enemies to death.
- I keep Gutsman and 3 Ratton 2/G in my inventory for tile
destruction, works quite well if you're fighting an agile Virus.
From the Rockman.exe BBS, Busting level calculation:
Delete time Busting Level Modifier
Viruses 0.01-5.00 +7
5.01~12.00 +6
12.01~36.00 +5
36.01~ +4
Vs. Navi 0.01-30.00 +10
30.01~40.00 +8
40.01~50.00 +6
50.01~~ +4
Number of times hit.
0 times +1
1 time +/-0
2 times -1
3 times -2
4 time -3
Number of movements made
0 - 2 times +1
3 times +/-0
Number of enemies deleted
1~2 viruses +2
3+ viruses +4
Now, who here has a brain fast enough to figure all that out in mid
battle? :^) Let me translate it for you : Move little, kill fast.
-----CHIP COMBOS! ^_^-----
Chip combos are a fun feature. Properly called "Program Advance",
placing some chips into your cannon in a certain order allows you to
"Create" Advanced programs into special attacks.
Before you try using these, You should be warned: Getting these
combos to actually appear in your row of chips is a cruel and rare
event, usually the time you'll get them is when you need them LEAST.
You'll need to decide if you need the Combo or not in battle before you
start adding chip rows and wasting time in battles.
In some situations these chips will be extremely useful, in other
situations they will be totally useless. I was able to pull off a
Double hero (400 damage) once in a fight with two 40 HP metools, but
have yet to successfully use it on a Boss. Go figure.
----Zeta Chip Combos----
Zeta Chip combos are a trio of same types in alphabetical order.
Zeta Chip combos replace your Buster with a chip type for 5 seconds.
An example for clarification, the Zeta Cannon replaces your buster with
a 40 damage cannon for 5 seconds.
Zeta Cannon 1: Cannon (ABC, BCD, CDE)
Zeta Cannon 2: High Cannon (FGH, GHI, HIJ)
Zeta Cannon 3: Mega Cannon (KLM, LMN, MNO)
Zeta Spread: Spread Gun (HIJ, IJK, JKL)
Zeta Ratton 1: Ratton 1 (ABC, BCD, CDE)
Zeta Ratton 2: Ratton 2 (FGH, GHI, HIJ)
Zeta Ratton 3: Ratton 3 (KLM, LMN, MNO)
Zeta Arrow: Triple Arrow (ABC, BCD, CDE)
Zeta Spear: Triple Spear (FGH, GHI, HIJ)
Zeta Lance: Triple Lance (KLM, LMN, MNO)
----Omega Chip Combos----
Omega Chip Combos are a ten second variation of Zeta combos.
However, where Zeta Combos only require three letters (ABC), Omega
combos require five letters (ABCDE).
Omega Cannon 1: Cannon (ABCDE)
Omega Cannon 2: High Cannon (FGHIJ)
Omega Cannon 3: Mega Cannon (KLMNO)
Omega Spread: Spread Gun (HIJKL)
Omega Ratton 1: Ratton 1 (ABCDE)
Omega Ratton 2: Ratton 2 (FGHIJ)
Omega Ratton 3: Ratton 3 (KLMNO)
Omega Arrow: Triple Arrow (ABCDE)
Omega Spear: Triple Spear (FGHIJ)
Omega Lance: Triple Lance (KLMNO)
----Beta Combos----
Differing from the Zeta and Omega combos, Beta Combos combine
three chips of a different level but common letter, such as a Sword,
Wide Sword, and Long Sword, then allow you to use each twice, giving
you six uses where before you had three. Personally, I don't think
these are worth the time.
Beta Bomb: Small bomb B, Cross Bomb B, Big Bomb B
Beta Sword: Sword S, Wide Sword S, Long Sword S
Beta Wave: Shockwave C, Sonic Wave C, Dyna Wave C
Beta Quake: Earthquake 1 Q, Earthquake 2 Q, Earthquake 3Q
----Sigma Combos----
Similar to the Beta Combo, but bearing no resemblance to a certain
bald icon of household Cleaning fame, these combos are also near
useless. (Wait, maybe they resemble that icon more than I first
thought...)
Sigma Combos are slightly awkward to set up, they are essentially
the same as Beta combos, however to activate them you must put in two
more chips than you did in the Beta combos, such as Sword S, Widesword
S, Longsword S, Longsword S, Long Sword S. Your reward is 3 uses of
each chip for a grand total of 9 uses.
Sigma Bomb: Small Bomb B (1~3), Cross Bomb B (1~3), Big Bomb B (1~3)
Sigma Sword: Sword S (1~3), Wide Sword S (1~3), Long Sword S (1~3)
Sigma Wave: Shockwave C (1~3), Sonic Wave C (1~3), Dyna Wave C (1~3)
Sigma Quake: Earthquake 1 Q (1~3), Earthquake 2 Q (1~3), Earthquake 3 Q
(1~3)
----Regular Combos----
These combos vary in power, some are for early areas while others
are for later areas. These don't have any special science to them,
and are hinted at in E-mails from the Offical Netnavi mailing list.
A minor warning, most of these combos degrade the total damage
you would do, but increase range and deal damage as a single shot.
Powered Cannon, 200 damage ***
Shotgun K, Crossgun K, R--*E*
Spread Gun K, Mega Cannon K ***
Heavy Stomp, 400 damage (Don't have yet)
Gaia Hammer 1 C, Gaia Hammer 2 C, Gaia Hammer 2 C, EarthQuake 3 C
Big Street, 250 damage R*****
Guts Punch B, Cold Punch B, Dash Attack B
Blood Rain, 200 damage (Don't have yet)
Mosquito 1A, Mosquito 2A, Mosquito 3A, Tsunami A
Death Storm, 200 damage (Don't have yet)
Mosquito 1A, Mosquito 2A, Mosquito 3A, Tsunami A
Guts Shot, 500 damage R---E
Met Guard G, Dash Attack G, Gutsman V1~3G
Life Saver, ? damage (Don't have yet)
Barrier R, Aqua Aura R, Roll V1~3R
Double Hero, 400 damage, hits all enemies.
Fighter Sword B, Knight Sword B, Paladin Sword B, Blues V1~3
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Netnavi locations
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When you fight bosses, such as Fireman, etc., where do they go when
they get deleted? Why they become viruses of course! Randomly they
drop V1, V2, or V3 chips of themselves that you can put on Rock to
summon them for one attack.
Enemy NetNavi, after they're defeated, can be found with extremely
low probability in random portions of the web. Before these Navi
become regular enemies you must first find their trigger point,
a spot I'll try hard to describe for each one. Once they die they are
added to that "zone's" random encounter area.
Chip Busting Level "requirements":
1~7: Navi Chip V1 (Automatic in the first "Random encounter")
7~10: Navi Chip V2
10~S: Navi Chip V3
Fire man - Zone 01 Appears after you beat Numberman
From the Shop bot, go Left to the T junction, go up and left,
go past the ramp, and walk into the center of the dead end "hub".
Stone Man - Zone 03
He's in the center of a square platform... should be easy to find.
Colored Man - Zone 05
In one of those "hub" dead ends like Fireman was...
Bomb man - Zone 07, From the Zone 08 exit, just go left into the
dead end Hub.
Elec Man - WWW 02
In one of the dead end hubs.
Magic Man - Zone 10
Go left at the first T joint, follow path into the dead end hub.
Pharoah Man - Zone 08 Must Be Level 70, and have * save
Around the back of the zone there's a down ramp into a small square
hub, step on the center.
Shadow Man -- Zone 11 Must Be Level 70, and have * save
From the ? mark gate, go down and left, you'll reach an L turn,
follow the turn around until you arrive at yet another dead end
Hub, guess who's on the platform
Forte - Zone 12 Must Be Level 70, have * save, have 174/175 chips
Forte is the easter egg from hell. To encounter Forte, you must
have at 174 of 175 chips in your data library.
(That's every chip except # 127, the Dream Aura)
Non-Coincidently, Forte drops chip #127.
Regretably, the only way to get Forte at this point is to go to
a convention at which Capcom is handing him out. (Does this remind you
of Mew, or is it just me?)
Repeated in multiple dialects:
FORTE DOES NOT DROP THE FORTE CHIP!
Forte no cae la 'virtua de Forte'
Forte läßt nicht den Forte Chip fallen.
f0r+3 |)03z n+ |)rp +h3 f0r+e (|-|!p sux0rz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bass dont drop a bass chip.
Yo! Foo'! Bass don't drop no bass chip!
Yukashita - Zone 09, Zone 10, Zone 11
Yukashita is a rare regular enemy you'll encounter in the above
zones. He is significant in that he exists outside the regular combat
system. He has 10 HP and will take only 1 damage per hit, regardless
of your attack's damage.
Yukashita's AI is simple, he appears in the center of his movement
area, drops underground, pops up in a random spot, waits for a moment,
drops underground again, and pops up in another random place. The
problem comes in with that you have to shoot him each time he pops up
or he'll escape instead of coming back up. Of course, the ammount of
time he's on the surface goes down as his HP gets lower.
There are two ways to defeat him:
Way 1:
1 - Pause game
2 - Get popcorn
3 - Drop a Poison Anubis
4 - Enjoy the show
Way 2:
1 - Pray for two Area steal chips.
2 - Shoot Yukashita, use one Area Steal
3 - Hope Yukashita moves back one row:
3A - If he does, shoot him and use the 2nd Area Steal
3B - If he doesn't, shoot him until you can do Step 3A
4 - Various options:
use a 3rd area steal to reduce Yukashita's move to
1 tile.
Use a Rimo Cogolo to destroy his available tiles
Similar concept, use Gutsman any ver to crack his tiles
Which ever option you take, just don't forget to shoot him. ^_^
NetNavi owned by people who challenge you to fights:
Gutsman - Dekao
. First Fight : He challenges you at school. Beat him up.
. Second Fight: He E-mails you, go challenge him for a Gutsman V1
and the "Dekao's Link".
. Third+ Fight: Various locations, randomly drops gutsman V1~3
. Fourth Fight: After a certain point in the Skull Castle, he
sends Gutsman to help ~NUKE~ an obsticle for you,
from that point on he's standing next to the door
in the Skull castle.
Combat Advice : He's not much of a threat... Just Area steal from
him.
Use Ground destroying tactics to block his
shockwave attacks, if you don't want to dodge them.
Numberman - HiguRaya shopkeeper, talk to the big tall case w/ monitor
and say yes to fight him.
. First Fight : Boss of School Computer area.
. Second Fight: Challenge him in HiguReya for a Numberman V1
. Third Fight : Challenge him again, randomly drops Numberman V1~3
. Fourth Fight: After a certain point in the Skull Castle, he
sends Numberman to help solve an obsticle for you,
from that point on he's standing next to the door
in the Skull castle.
Combat Advice : He creates 3 balls, each with random HP.
Blast ball with the least HP.
When he creates Count Bombs/Dice, blow 'em up.
Shockwave attacks are the way to go.
Woodman - Saloma
. First Fight : Challenge her for "Saloma's Link", which lets you
access the computers in the city.
. Second Fight: Challenge her again for a Woodman V1
. Third+ Fight: Challenge her again, randomly drops Woodman V1~3
Combat Advice : Blow up the tree so he can't heal himself with it.
When he jumps ~REALLY~ high, he causes three barrages
of Wood towers.
Fun Tricks : If Woodman's tree turns into an apple, use an Area Steal
to extend your area to include the apple. You can touch
it for +200 HP recovery.
Iceman - Seiji
. First Fight : Fight him as boss in Water Cooler.
. Second Fight: Challenge Seiji for an Iceman V1
. Third+ Fight: Challenge him again, randomly drops Iceman V1~3
. Fourth Fight: After a certain point in the Skull Castle, he
sends Iceman to help solve an obsticle for you,
from that point on he's standing next to the door
in the Skull castle.
Combat Advice : Why would you need it? Just get in his face and
use Elec Swords while he's making Ice Cubes. ^_^
Misc info: Later on in the game talk to him and he'll give you
the "WWW Passcode" which lets you get past those Skull
Barriers on the internet. He still needs to shave.
Sharkman - Masa
. First Fight : Near Saloma, challenge him for an HP Memory
. Second Fight: Challenge him again for a Sharkman V1
. Third+ Fight: Opens up after you kill Bomb man
Combat Advice : He has 3 fins, each act like Dash enemies,
One of three fins will randomly be him.
He still gives me trouble and I haven't figured him
out, have fun. Have lots of fun. ^_^
Now that I've beaten the final boss, it's offical,
Sharkman is the hardest enemy in the game.
Skullman - Miyuki
. First Fight : Damsen town, challenge her for the Miyuki Link
. Second Fight: Challenge her again for a Skullman V1
. Third+ Fight: Challenge her again, randomly drops Skullman V1~3
Combat Advice : Blast his arms when he launches them as projectiles
When he launches his head up, MOVE.
White Flame looks cool, but not on you.
Blues - Enzan
. First Fight : Blues attacks Rock after you kill Elec man.
. Second Fight: Challenge him in Damsen town
. Third+ Fight: Opens up after you kill bomb man. Random drop of
V1~3 tradition goes here.
. Fourth Fight: Not different from #3, but After the final area
opens up he's standing on the street corner up
and to the right of Net's house instead of in
Damsen town.
Combat Advice : Use Rattons and Swords on him
His shield doesn't function while he's charging.
When his charge hits red level he teleports
infront of you and fwacks you upside the head.
Amusingly, Blues only uses Area Steal to regain
lost terrain...
Use a Break Hammer when he teleports in your face
for Chibi style fun. (Break... Breakman... heh.)
The only Navi you get without fighting is Roll. Mel gives you upgrades
to Roll as the plot progresses. NEVER toss Roll in the Lucky card
machine - You can't get her back
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School Passwords
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The school has two kinds of passwords. There's one group which
are fixed, and will be the same whenever you play, and there's another
group that's random and which changes every time you talk to the doors.
If you know the Kanji for Small and Big (chisai and dai
respectively), then these random passwords will be a snap for you.
Just watch for them on the top right line of dialog after you enter a
password, it'll tell you that your password is either too small or too
large, use this to your advantage and go in increments of 10, then 5,
etc.
And for the record, I suck at mastermind. Who'da thunkit?
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Conventional RPG Wisdom
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This section is full of no duh common sense wisdom. I'll try to be
non-offensive as possible, but some of this stuff is so simple that
it'll be hard not to.
- Talk to Everyone
The RPG Mantra. Talk to everyone in the game multiple times.
Trigger a story sequence, do it again. Repeat until game is complete.
- Kill everything
Move 'Zig'! Cowards for retreating is! Remove Escape item
inventory from. For great justice!!
- Greed is the key.
Rockman.exe suffers from the hardcore RPG syndrome of Treasure
chest hunting. Treasure chests in Rockman.exe are these floating green
diamond shaped Crystals that represent "Lost Data". They reappear
randomly (with random contents) when you re-enter the internet. If you
have the 2 and 3 chips, but not the 1 chip, odds are you'll find it in
a data crystal somewhere.
- Buy HP Memory and Buster Up items like MAD
Rockman.exe levels are bought by cold hard cash, and to a limited
degree, found. HP Memory and Buster Up items are always the top two
items in a store. When you buy a Buster up, you can go into the
Rockman option in your menu and choose one of 3 arm cannon abilities to
upgrade. I recommend Charge and Power for your first two. Every HP
memory you get automatically adds +20 to your max HP. Occasionally
(and rarely) you'll find Buster Up and HP Memory items in the Web or in
the areas with bosses.
Note that upgraded HP items cost mucho Zenni once you break the 500
HP barrier, and let's not talk about Buster Up items. >_<
- Lucky Draw machines!
The best part of the HiguReya shop are the two Lucky Draw machines.
The First one (left hand side) you insert 3 chips into, and get a
random chip out. The Second one (right hand side) is the same way,
except it takes 10 chips instead of 3.
You can get ANY Chip in the game from these machines, I tossed in a
bunch of Ratton 2 and Triple Lance cards and came out with an ICeman
V3, I tossed in 10 Numberman V2's and got a Paladin Sword. Best of all
was when I tossed in 30 Triple Lances and got 3 Poison Anubis chips.
(Check it out up in the chip list.) Couldn't duplicate it though.
I personally find that certain groups of chips tend to get better
results than others. It's probably related to the star value of the
chips, rather than the chips themselves.
- Random Chest Cheeze
Each zone has random data crystals that appear when you plug into
them. These random data crystal contents are pulled from a zone
specific database. This works to your advantage as you can save before
you get a crystal in a zone that you know has a certain item in it's
random item list, and reset until you get that item. I'll list these
items as I continue through the game, however, this tip needs to be
listed individually due to it's effectiveness.
Zone 9 and zone 12 have Knight Sword C's in their random database.
Knight Sword C's are the second best sword in the game, do 150 damage,
and also work excellently with a Yukashita C. Simply walk up to the
crystals in these zones, save, Get the crystal, and reset until you get
a Knightsword C, repeat process for each Crystal.
Another great example is Zone 10's Crystals which on a 1 out of 15
probability will give you 10,000 Zenny! Save before you get a crystal,
and reset until you get 10,000 Zenny. Note that by leaving and coming
back to this area to harvest this money, you're using the easiest and
fastest way to make money in the game!
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Stats at first completion of game:
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rockman.exe Lv. 82
Heat Armor
HP 880 Attack (=====)
Rapid (== )
Charge (==== )
Data Library: 133/175
Chip Folder (accurate this time):
Fighter Sword /S (x3)
Fighter Sword /B
Fighter Sword /P
Fighter Sword /L
Knight Sword /C
Knight Sword /B
Knight Sword /G
Paladin Sword /B
Electri Sword /S
Dynawave /S
Poison Anubis /L (x2)
Area Steal /L (x2)
Area Steal /S
Buster Sword /S
Ratton2 /G (x3)
Ratton3 /M
Blues V3 /B (x2)
Sharkman V3 /S
Stoneman V3 /S
Skullman V3 /S
Gaia Hammer 3 /M
Yukashita /C
Rimo Losok 2 /B
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Special thanks
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Tronixweb.com
- For their prompt service.
NCL (aka Nintendo of Japan)
- For making the GBA.
Intelligent Systems
- For keeping 2D Sprites alive.
Capcom of Japan
- For putting their souls into the production of RM.exe
Microsoft
- For writing wordpad.exe, what this FAQ was written in.
SNK
- For making Crystalis/Godslayer. No relevance to this FAQ, but hey,
it's one of my fav games, and was very ahead of it's time. A shame
that NST raped it in the process of remaking it for GBC.
The Japanese Rockman EXE BBS and it's member base
- Many thanks to them. Several sections wouldn't exist without their
help.
Excite.co.jp
- For the excite.co.jp/world/ translation utility
- Finding the Rockman.exe BBS
Desmond Gaban
- For teling me about Tronixweb.
Shawn H.
- Too damn much to list. ;^)
GDV358
- For showing me Rockman.exe preliminary info, without which I'd
probably have never bought this wonderful little game.
- For giving me my own middle finger award in his away messages,
A reward I spent months of sarcastic remarks earning.
- And last but never least, for being one of the four invisible men who
holds Fox's universe together.
Heatman
- For running one of the best damn Megaman sprite archives on the web
- For helping me find several of the NetNavi refights
- For helping me get past that damned Zone 9 puzzle.
- For setting me off on the get all 175 craze.
- For Doublechecking Boss HP's for me as I pieced together the maps.
- For making a ton of RM.exe midis.
Enzan-kun
- For all the times he let me kick Blues' ass senseless. Not
like the little C++ daemon had a choice, but still, he was the most
fun chara to grind into the dirt. ^_^
Dragoon T
- Too much to list. ;^)
Atlas Blade
- Again, too much to list, These good friends of mine just keep
on putting up with my insanity. No clue why.
- For accidently wiping my save and forcing me to go back through the
game, pissed me off and set me back a good 150 hours of progress,
but you benefit from it as I'm listing every enemy and item I find.
Elvenfyre/Sui Generis
- For telling me what the romanji for chisai was. ^_^;;;
I already knew what the Kanji meant, I just never knew the
pronunciation/romanji... ^_^;;;
NibelWolf
- For correcting a few romanizations
- For filling me in on Mado's name.
- For pointing out that Rosoku means candle.
The HCWs (Hard Core Whiners) who stand against creativity.
- For inspiring my plans of global genocide.
The Special Thanks section
- For giving me a way to shamelessly run up the KB size of my FAQ.
