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====Mega Man Legends 2 Guide====
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by Estil (aka Dittohead Servbot #24)
: http://megaman.retrofaction.com
: [email protected]

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Index:
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1. Introduction
2. Game Mechanics
3. Mega Buster
4. Special Weapons
5. Body Parts
6. Normal Items
7. Key Items
8. Intro Stage
9. Abandoned Mines at Calinca Island
10. Forbidden Island
11. Pokte Village at Manda Island
12. First Key Ruins: Manda (Forest) Ruins
13. Ruminoa City at Nino Island & Calbania Island
14. Second Key Ruins: Nino (Water) Ruins
15. Kimotoma City at Saul Kada Island
16. Third Key Ruins: Saul Kada (Fire) Ruins
17. Yosyonke City at Calinca Island
18. Fourth Key Ruins: Calinca (Ice) Ruins
19. Elysium
20. Mother Zone
21. Licenses and Sub-Ruins
22. Sub-Quests
23. MegaMan's Reputation
24. Secrets and Tips
25. Legal


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1. Introduction:
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Welcome to the official Mega Man Network Guide for Mega Man Legends 2,
the third installment in the Mega Man Legends series and the sequel of
Mega Man Legends.  Refer to the index above for an easy reference guide,
and go to http://megaman.retrofaction.com/mml/guides to find guides for
all of the other games in the Mega Man Legends series.  Happy gaming.

SPECIAL NOTE TO PS2 USERS:
If you are playing this game on a PS2, set Texture Smoothing to ON
(Smooth), but set Fast Loading Time to OFF (Standard).  Having Texture
Smoothing on will give you much better, almost N64-quality, graphics.
Having Fast Loading Time on, however, may cause the game to crash
occassionally when you try to leave the Inventory screen.

This guide was last revised on February 27, 2004.



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2. Game Mechanics:
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MegaMan 101
============
MegaMan Volnutt is again the star of the show and has basically the same
functions as he did in the first Legends game, along with several brand
new features.  First off, when MegaMan locks-on to an enemy, you will
see a target appear, with red arrows if your Buster is out of range and
yellow if your Buster is in range.  If you lock-on to a person, the
target will be light blue triangles.  In addition, when your Life Gauge
is fully depleted, it will begin to flash red.  That means that your
next hit will kill you, so be extra careful until you can get an energy
refill.

Although you no longer have to worry about a Shield, there are four
different kinds of Special Damage you must be careful of:

ENERGY LEAK:
If you are hit by a green gas attack from an enemy or step on a purple
panel (Elysium only), then you will won't be able to fire your Buster
for a short time, and your Special Weapon energy will go down QUICKLY,
unless it has infinite energy.  To stop the Special Weapon energy leak,
just go to the menu and turn your Special Weapon off (to Lifter).

ELECTRIC:
If you land on an electrifed panel, you will have a very hard time
running or jumping, but it won't take away any energy.  If you have the
Light Barrier, the numbness will stop as soon as you leave the
electtrifed panel.  If you're wearing the Hover Shoes, then the
electrifed panels won't hurt you at all.

FIRE:
If you are hit by a flame attack from an enemy or land on lava, you will
catch on fire, which will slowly deplete your energy until the fire goes
out.  If you have the Flame Barrier, you won't catch fire from enemy
attacks and although you will still catch on fire if you're on lava, it
will immediately go out as soon as you step out of it.  If you land on
lava, you're energy will go down VERY quickly unless you're wearing the
Asbestos Shoes.

BLUE FIRE:
If you are hit by blue fire or touch a blue fire floor, you will catch
on blue fire which will slowly deplete your energy until it goes out,
just like regular fire.  Unfortunatley, neither the Flame Barrier or
Asbestos Shoes will protect you from it.


Roll 101
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Roll Caskett is back and just like the first Legends game, can create
Special Weapons, Shoes, and even the Adapter Plug out of parts you find
or buy, and can also change or improve your Special Weapons.  You are
only allowed to do all this if you talk to Roll inside the Flutter (or
during the Birdbot Battles at Nino Island where she has her tools with
her).  There is no Spotter's Car this time; the Flutter is your main
source of transportation.  You can also give her money to make repairs
and buy things for the Flutter.  Finally, you can even buy three
presents for her from the General Store as well as several other Flutter
furnishings.


Data 101
========
MegaMan's best friend is back and just like the first Legends game, he
can recharge both your Life Gauge and Special Weapons Gauge, give you
helpful advice, and most important of all, Data allows you to SAVE.
Each file you save takes up one block on a PSX Memory Card, and you can
save up to five files.  If you are beaten (your Life Gauge runs
completely out), you will have to start over from where you last saved.
So it is very important to save often, especially after completing major
game objectives.


Terra 101
=========
Unlike in the other two Legends games that took place on only one island
(Ryship in MOTB and Kattelox in Legends 1), this Legends installment
takes place on six different islands.  You are only allowed to visit
those islands with yellow arrows (islands you've previously visited) and
the one marked with the red arrow (where you should go next).  Here is a
list of every island in the game:

CALINCA ISLAND (Yosyonke City):
Very first island you visit, this is where Roll finds the dropship that
will allow MegaMan to go to Forbidden Island.  Much later on, you will
find the Fourth Key Ruins here at the Church.  In addition, you'll also
find the Post Office where you receive your letters (five in all) as
well as the Condominium where Joe stays to recover from his injuries.
Finally, the Church here is also one of two places where you can take
the License Tests.

FORBIDDEN ISLAND:
This is where MegaMan must go to save Barrell and Bluecher aboard the
Sulphur-Bottom that got caught in the maelstorm surrounding the island.
This is also where you find Geetz and Sera who want you to get the Four
Keys to the Mother Lode.  If you revisit Forbidden Island after clearing
it, the maelstorm will have stopped and the entire island will be empty
(including those who were stranded before).

MANDA ISLAND (Pokte Village):
This island is home to the First Key Ruins and the Class B Sub-Ruins.
In additon, you will also find the School where you can take quizzes
with the Mayor and her two students for prizes.

NINO ISLAND (Ruminoa City):
This island is home of the Second Key Ruins, but cannot be explored
until after you defeat the Birdbot forces here, then the Birdbot
Fortress at Calbaina Island, and finally Glyde's Main Ship back here.
Finally, this is the other one of two places where you can take the
License Tests.

CALBAINA ISLAND (Kito Village):
This island is not only home to the Birdbot Fortress that you must clear
before going into the Second Key Ruins, but also the Class A Sub-Ruins.
In addition, this is also home of Shu and her two little twin brothers,
Appo and Dah.

SAUL KADA ISLAND (Kimotoma City):
Home of the Third Key Ruins and the Class S Sub-Ruins, this island is
also where you can compete at the Kimotoma Raceway (similar to the races
you did in the first Legends game).


Flutter 101
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This is your form of transportation for this game.  Unlike the first
Legends game, which only had MegaMan's, Roll's, and Barrell's bedrooms,
along with the living room, the Flutter in this game has many, many more
rooms in addition to the ones above.  There are several places inside
the Flutter where you can find zenny and other Items as well.

BRIDGE (Deck 1, brown door with ship wheel):
This is where the Flutter is steered from, and where you will find both
Roll and Data.  You can recharge and save with Data like usual, but by
talking with Roll, you can have Special Weapons and other Items made
from parts, as well as changing and improving of Special Weapons.

MEGAMAN'S ROOM (Deck 1, blue door with a "M"):
Inside MegaMan's Room, be sure to check inside the light blue chest next
to his desk for 1000z.  If you bought the Comic Book and Game Cartridge
from the General Store, you'll find them on the bed and on the brown
crate nearest the door, respectively.

ROLL'S ROOM (Deck 1, red door with a "R"):
Here you can read Roll's Diary.  Entries in red are new ones that you
haven't read yet.  Some entries are automatic, others only appear under
certain circumstances.  Check the Legends 2 Game Script to find out what
they all are.  If you bought any of Roll's Presents from the General
Store, you'll find the Stuffed Doll on the couch, the Cushion in front
of the couch, and the Model Ship flying around the room (leap up and
grab on it to ride it if you'd like!).  If you bought the Houseplant
from the General Store, you'll find it between the couch and bed.  If
you bought the Wallpaper from the General Store, the room's walls will
be in a red and white checkered design.

BARRELL'S ROOM (Deck 1, tan door with a "B"):
Here you can check Barrell's Files at the bookcase on the left wall.
There you can find out about Barrell's first visit to Forbidden Island,
his discovery of MegaMan, the adventures on Kattelox Island from the
first Legends game, and a Digger's Manual where you can find out the
basics of being a Digger.  Be sure to check the nightstand next to
Barrell's bed for a letter from Roll's mother, Matilda, from ten years
ago.  Also, be sure to check Barrell's bed for 5000z and the dresser
(with the Flutter model) for 1000z.  If you bought the Vase from the
General Store, it'll be between the bookcase and the desk.  If you
bought the Painting from the General Store, it will be above the
nightstand.

TOILET (Deck 2, tan door):
Here you will find the toilet, which if you bought the Toilet Cleaner
from the General Store, will have blue water and a fresh scent if you
check it.

STORAGE ROOM (Deck 2, blue door):
Here, check the large blue chest for the Broken Motor.

LIVING ROOM (Deck 2, orange door):
Here you will find the new TV and the Newspaper that you can read (if
you bought them).

BATHROOM (Deck 2, left door from Living Room):
Here you will find the Flutter's bathtub, which is only used for a Sub-
Quest.

KITCHEN (Deck 2, right door from Living Room):
If you bought the Refrigerator, you can check it and get a Picnic Lunch,
which will fully recharge your Life Gauge.  You can only carry one at a
time, but you can come back for another one after you use it.

ENGINE ROOM (Deck 3, green door):
This room has the Flutter's engine.  Check the small wall panel on the
right for 2000z.

HANGER (Deck 3, blue door):
This is where the dropship from Yosyonke is stored when it's not used.
The red door in the back leads to the Lab.

LAB (Deck 3, red door at the Hanger):
This is the lab where Roll works.  Check the desk here for the Rapid
Fire.


Sulphur-Bottom 101
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This gigantic ship serves as Bluecher's home base and where you go to
turn in each of the Four Keys to the Mother Lode (go to Bluecher's
Office with each Key).  The Flutter is parked at Deck 3, where you can
also find a Junk Shop in the northwest corner.  Be sure to also check
the single red crate next to the green pillar to the right of the double
doors here for the Heavy Duty Gear, and also check the group of four red
crates on the west wall for 1000z.  Then check the northeast stack of
crates nearest the Flutter for 1800z.  Also be sure to check the plant
inside the southeast room of Deck 1 for 500z and the plant inside
Bluecher's Office for 2000z.


Zenny 101
=========
This is the currency in the MegaMan Legends world and can be earned by
either winning Sub-Quests, selling Items, or defeating enemies.  Enemies
can also sometimes leave red Energy Cubes; small ones will refill one
Unit of Energy, large ones will refill three.  Now enemies can sometimes
leave blue Weapon Prisms, which will refill some of your Special Weapon
energy.  Zenny from defeated enemies comes in six denominations:

Purple: 1000z
Pink: 500z
Orange: 300z
Yellow: 100z
Green: 50z
White: 10z



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3. Mega Buster:
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The Mega Buster is MegaMan's main weapon and is on his left arm.  There
are 31 Buster Parts in all.  Unlike in the first Legends game, there are
no Buster Parts that are assembled from parts; all the Buster Parts here
come ready to use when bought or found.  You are only allowed to equip
two different Buster Parts at a time until you acquire the Adapter Plug
later in the game that will allow you to equip three Buster Parts at
once.  The Mega Buster can fire an infinite number of shots and how
effective the shots are in combat depends on the following ratings (all
four ratings are on a scale from 0-7):

Attack (A): How powerful the shots are.  In addition, this determines
the size and color of the Buster shots:
0: Small Pink
1: Large Pink
2: Small Green
3: Large Green
4: Small Yellow
5: Large Yellow
6: Small Blue
7: Large Blue
Energy (E): How many shots can be on screen at once:
0: 3
1: 4
2: 5
3: 6
4: 7
5: 8
6: 9
7: INFINITE
Range (R): How far the shots can go.
Rapid (D): How fast the shots fire.

BUSTER PARTS THAT CAN BE BOUGHT FROM THE JUNK STORE:
(avaiable at the start of the game):
Power Raiser (A:+2): 1600z
Turbo Charger (E:+2): 800z
Range Booster (R:+2): 1200z
(after completing Forbidden Island):
Blaster Unit (A:+1/E:+2): 3000z
Buster Unit (A:+1/R:+2): 4000z
Autofire Unit (E:+2/D:+1): 2500z
(after collecting the First Key):
Upgrade Pack (A/E/R:+1): 4000z
Booster Pack (A/E/D:+1): 4000z
(after giving the Second Key to Bluecher):
Power Raiser Alpha (A:+4): 16,000z
Turbo Charger Alpha (E:+4): 8000z
Rapid Fire Alpha (D:+4): 10,000z
(after giving the Third Key to Bluecher):
Blaster Unit Omega (A:+2/E:+3): 10,000z
Buster Unit Omega (A:+2/R:+3): 10,000z
Power Blaster Omega (A:+3/D:+2): 25,000z
(after giving the Fourth Key to Bluecher):
Power Raiser Omega (A:MAX): 800,000z
Range Booster Omega (R:MAX): 600,000z
Rapid Fire Omega (D:MAX): 500,000z
Upgrade Pack Omega (A:+1/E:+3/R:+3): 35,000z

BUSTER PARTS THAT CAN BE FOUND INSIDE THE RUINS:
Turbo Charger Omega (E:MAX): Found inside the Fourth Key Ruins.
Range Booster Alpha (R:+4): Found inside the Second Key Ruins.
Rapid Fire (D:+2): Found inside the small tan desk inside the Flutter's
Lab.
Power Blaster (A:+2/D:+1): Found inside the Second Key Ruins.
Sniper Unit (E:+1/R:+2): Found inside the Class A Sub-Ruins.
Sniper Unit Omega (E:+2/R:+3): Found inside the Defense Area of Elysium.
Autofire Unit Omega (E:+3/D:+2): Found inside the Third Key Ruins.
Energizer Pack (E/R/D:+1): Won from the Mayor's Quiz at Pokte Village.
Booster Pack Omega (A:+3/E:+3/D:+1): Found inside the Defense Area of
Elysium.
Energizer Pack Omega (E:+3/R:+1/D:+3): Found inside the Defense Area of
Elysium.
Accessory Pack (A/E/R/D:+1): Found inside the Birdbot Fortress.
Accessory Pack Alpha (A/E/R:+2/D:+1): Found inside the Side Area of
Elysium.
Accessory Pack Omega (A/E/R/D:MAX): Available from the very start and
automatically equipped when playing on Easy Mode.



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4. Special Weapons:
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There are 15 Special Weapons in this game and are each made from two
different parts.  All the Special Weapons from the first Legends game
return (except for the Grenade Arm and Grand Grenade) along with five
brand new Special Weapons!

Special Weapons are assembled and equipped by Roll inside the Flutter.
You are only allowed to have one Special Weapon equipped at a time and
you can only switch Special Weapons whenever you talk to Roll.  Unlike
in the first Legends game, where none of the weapons allowed you to move
while using, some of these Special Weapons will allow you to move while
using it.  Each weapon has five ratings:
Attack (A): How powerful the shots are.
Energy (E): How much ammo your weapon has.
Range (R): How far the shots can go.
Rapid (D): How fast the shots can fire.
Special (S): Varies with each Special Weapon.

A new feature for the Special Weapons is that each one has two gauges,
green and blue.  The green gauge depletes as you fire the Special
Weapon, and once the green gauge runs out, you cannot fire that weapon
until it replenishes itself.  The blue gauge represents the Special
Weapon's energy, and is depleted whenever the green gauge reloads.  When
the blue gauge runs dry, you cannot fire that Special Weapon anymore
period (until you get it refilled, of course).

If a Special Weapon's rating can be upgraded, it can be upgraded up to
three levels.  Otherwise, the rating cannot be upgraded at all.  Here is
a list of all the Special Weapons, the parts needed, what they do, how
much it costs to upgrade each rating and how much it is upgraded (most
Special Weapons will not allow you to upgrade ALL ratings, however).

CRUSHER:
Parts: Soft Ball, Taser
Legends 1 equivalent: New weapon
Special Rating: Time fireball remains
Move While Firing?: No
Use: This will launch a large pink fireball that will suck in nearby
enemies and deal serious damage.
Ratings:
A: 100,000z-->1,000,000z-->3,000,000z
E: 75,000z-->95,000z-->115,000z (MAX)
R: -0-
D: -0-
S: 100,000z-->800,000z-->3,000,000z
TOTAL COST: 8,285,000z

BUSTER CANNON:
Parts: Thick Pipe, Artillery Notes (Mechanical Notes #2)
Legends 1 equivalent: New weapon
Special Rating: None
Move While Firing?: No
Use: This will fire a small blue beam one at a time that tracks the
nearest target, and cause you to get kicked back a little.  This weapon
is most useful for the Birdbot battles at Nino Island and at the Birdbot
Fortress at Calbania Island.
Ratings:
A: 30,000z-->50,000z-->500,000z
E: 30,000z-->60,000z-->120,000z (MAX)
R: 30,000z-->50,000z-->60,000z
D: -0-
S: -0-
TOTAL COST: 930,000z

HYPER SHELL:
Parts: Rusty Bazooka, Firecracker
Legends 1 equivalent: Powered Buster
Move While Firing?: No
Special Rating: Wider explosive power when enemy is hit
Use: Fires a large, powerful missle like a bazooka.  You can only fire
one missle at a time.  If an enemy is hit, it will create an explosive
shockwave that will take out other nearby enemies as well.
Ratings:
A: 60,000z-->100,000z-->200,000z
E: 30,000z-->60,000z-->120,000z (MAX)
R: 25,000z-->75,000z-->120,000z
D: -0-
S: 10,000z-->50,000z-->100,000z
TOTAL COST: 950,000z

HOMING MISSLE:
Parts: Bottle Rocket, Radar Notes (Mechanical Notes #1)
Legends 1 equivalent: Active Buster
Special Rating: Homing capacity
Move While Firing?: Yes
Use: This fires a small missle that can track its target.
Ratings:
A: 10,000z-->120,000z-->1,000,000z
E: 15,000z-->30,000z-->500,000z (INFININTE)
R: 5000z-->30,000z-->60,000z
D: 10,000z-->30,000z-->100,000z
S: 10,000z-->30,000z-->1,000,000z
TOTAL COST: 2,950,000z

GROUND CRAWLER:
Parts: Bowling Ball, Rusted Mine
Legends 1 equivalent: New weapon
Special Rating: Homing capacity
Move While Firing?: Yes
Use: Fires bombs that roll along the ground and explode after a short
time.  It can also track the nearest target.
Ratings:
A: 2000z-->4000z-->6000z
E: 3000z-->5000z-->7000z (MAX)
R: 1000z-->1500z--->2000z
D: 1500z-->2500z-->3500z
S: 5000z-->7500z-->18,000z
TOTAL COST: 69,500z

VACUUM ARM:
Parts: Broken Motor, Broken Vaccum
Legends 1 equivalent: Vacuum Arm
Special Rating: Suction speed
Move While Firing?: No
Use: This will allow to suck up nearby zenny, Energy Cubes, and Weapon
Prisms, just like a vacuum cleaner!
Ratings:
A: -0-
E: 1000z-->10,000z-->100,000z (INFINITE)
R: 1000z-->2000z-->4000z
D: -0-
S: 1000z-->2000z-->5000z
TOTAL COST: 126,000z

REFLECTOR ARM:
Parts: Superball, Bomb Schematic
Legends 1 equivalent: New weapon
Special Rating: None
Move While Firing?: Yes
Use: Fires similar to a BB gun at first, but can bounce off a wall and
explode.
Ratings:
A: 5000z-->7000z-->35,000z
E: 4000z-->5500z-->7000z (MAX)
R: 2000z-->3000z-->5000z
D: 3000z-->4500z-->6000z
S: -0-
TOTAL COST: 87,000z

SHIELD ARM:
Parts: Shield Generator, Shield Notes (Mechanic Notes #5)
Legends 1 equivalent: Shield Arm
Special Rating: None
Move While Firing?: Yes
Use: When activated, this will create an aurora around you that will
protect you from most enemy attacks.  You cannot use your Buster while
the aurora is active.
Ratings:
A: -0-
E: 12,000z-->15,000z-->18,000z (INFININTE)
R: -0-
D: -0-
S: -0-
TOTAL COST: 45,000z

BLADE ARM:
Parts: Zetsabre, Beamblade Notes (Mechanic Notes #4)
Legends 1 equivalent: Blade Arm
Special Rating: None
Move While Firing?: No
Use: Back from the first Legends game, but much cooler looking this
time!  This is a rainbow colored beam sabre that is just like Zero's Z-
Sabre from the X Series!  By tapping the Special Weapon button twice,
you can create a very cool three swipe combo!
Ratings:
A: 100,000z-->300,000z-->500,000z
E: 10,000z-->50,000z-->200,000z (INFINTE)
R: 50,000z-->200,000z-->600,000z
D: -0-
S: -0-
TOTAL COST: 2,010,000z

SHINING LASER:
Parts: Laser Manual, Green Eye
Legends 1 equivalent: Shining Laser
Special Rating: None
Move While Firing?: No
Use: Just like in the first Legends game, this is by far the most
powerful weapon in this game.  This fires a large laser that can cut
through multiple targets and can eliminate nearly all enemies in one
shot and take out bosses (even the Final Boss) in a matter of seconds.
Ratings:
A: 50,000z-->500,000z-->5,000,000z
E: 100,000z-->1,000,000z-->9,999,999z (INFINITE)
R: 100,000z-->500,000z-->1,000,000z
D: -0-
S: -0-
TOTAL COST: 18,249,999z

MACHINE GUN ARM:
Parts: Long Barrel, Broken Model Gun
Legends 1 equivalent: Machine Buster
Special Rating: None
Move While Firing?: Yes
Use: This will fire small bullets just like a machine gun!  You can even
see the bullet shells pop out of the gun just like a real one!
Ratings:
A: 3000z-->30,000z-->100,000z
E: 5000z-->15,000z-->25,000z (MAX)
R: 1000z-->5000z-->10,000z
D: 2000z-->20,000z-->50,000z
S: -0-
TOTAL COST: 266,000z

SPREAD BUSTER:
Parts: Sower, Spreadfire Notes (Mechanic Notes #3)
Legends 1 equivalent: Spread Buster
Special Rating: Can fire in five directions instead of three when
upgraded.
Move While Firing?: Yes
Use: Fires just like the Buster, but fires in three directions.
Ratings:
A: 10,000z-->20,000z-->30,000z
E: 10,000z-->15,000z-->18,000z (MAX)
R: 6500z-->8000z-->10,000z
D: 5000z-->7500z-->9000z
S: 100,000z (upgrades to MAX rating immediately)
TOTAL COST: 249,000z

AQUA BLASTER:
Parts: None
Legends 1 equivalent: New weapon
Special Rating: None
Move While Firing?: No
Use: The very first Special Weapon you have.  You can put out fires with
it.  That's basically about it.  Can be used only in the Intro Stage and
during the Glyde's Main Ship battle.
Ratings:
A: -0-
E: INFININTE
R: -0-
D: -0-
S: -0-

HUNTER SEEKER:
Parts: Sensor, Autofire Notes (Mechanic Notes #6)
Legends 1 equivalent: Splash Mine
Special Rating: Time before mine goes off
Move While Firing?: Yes
Use: Fires a small mine that stops, floats in the air, and then explodes
after a short time.  You can only fire one at a time.  Ratings:
A: 10,000z-->15,000z-->30,000z
E: 10,000z-->20,000z-->30,000z (MAX)
R: -0-
D: -0-
S: 10,000z-->100,000z-->500,000z
TOTAL COST: 725,000z

DRILL ARM:
Parts: Broken Drill, Heavy Duty Gear
Legends 1 equivalent: Drill Arm
Special Rating: None
Move While Firing?: No
Use: Used to drill through weak walls inside the First Key Ruins and
Second Key Ruins, and the dirt wall inside the Class B Sub-Ruins.  Just
like in the first Legends game, it can also knock away the Shields from
the Shield Reaverbots.
Ratings:
A: 1000z-->2000z-->3000z
E: 1000z-->1500z-->2000z
R: -0-
D: -0-
S: -0-
TOTAL COST: 10,500z

Here is a recap of the total costs to fully upgrade each weapon, from
most to least expensive:
Shining Laser: 18,249,999z
Crusher: 8,285,000z
Homing Missle: 2,950,000z
Blade Arm: 2,010,000z
Hyper Shell: 950,000z
Buster Cannon: 930,000z
Hunter Seeker: 725,000z
Machine Gun Arm: 266,000z
Spread Buster: 249,000z
Vacuum Arm: 126,000z
Reflector Arm: 87,000z
Ground Crawler: 69,500z
Shield Arm: 45,000z
Drill Arm: 10,500z
Aqua Blaster: 0z
GRAND TOTAL: 34,952,999z



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5. Body Parts:
==============
HELMET:
Normal Helmet: Guards against knockdown.  Found inside the First Key
Ruins.
Padded Helmet: This will allow to easily tumble dodge attacks when hit
more than once.  Available at a Junk Shop for 10,000z after giving the
Second Key to Bluecher.

ARMOR:
Normal Armor: Guards against knockdown.  Available at a Junk Shop for
3500z right at the start of the game.
Padded Armor: Reduces damage by 25%.  Available at a Junk Shop for
15,000z after completing Forbidden Island.
Padded Armor Omega: Reduces damage by 25% and guards against knockdown.
Available at a Junk Shop for 25,000z after giving the First Key to
Bluecher.
Link Armor: Reduces damage by 50%.  Available at a Junk Shop for 40,000z
after giving the Second Key to Bluecher.
Link Armor Omega: Reduces damage by 50% and guards against knockdown.
Available at a Junk Shop for 60,000z after giving the Third Key to
Bluecher.
Kevlar Armor: Reduces damage by 75%.  Available at a Junk Shop for
80,000z after giving the Fourth Key to Bluecher.
Kevlar Armor Omega: Reduces damage by 75% and guards against knockdown.
Available at a Junk Shop for 100,000z after completing the Defense Area
of Elysium.

SHOES:
Jet Skates: These allow you to skate very fast making travel quicker and
easier.  You can also skate off a ledge or hill and make a long jump.
Made from the Old Hoverjets and Rollerboard.
Hover Shoes: Designed especially for the First Key Ruins, these will
protect you from electrifed floors.  Made from the Light Chip.
Hydro Jets: Designed especially for the Second Key Ruins, these will
allow you to use Jet Skates underwater.  Made from the Aqua Chip.
Asbestos Shoes: Designed especially for the Third Key Ruins, these will
prevent you from remaining on fire after stepping out of lava (you'll
still be on fire while standing in the lava, though).  Made from the
Resistor Chip.
Cleated Shoes: Designed especially for the Fourth Key Ruins, these will
prevent you from sliding on icy surfaces.  Made from the Spike Chip.



================
6. Normal Items:
================
BIONIC PARTS:
These add an additional point to your Life Gauge capacity.
6: 1000z
7: 5000z
8: 10,000z
9: 30,000z
10: 50,000z

ENERGY CANTEEN:
Can be bought at the Junk Shop for 600z and includes 5 extra units of
Energy.  Refills cost 500z.  This allows you to refill your Life Gauge
at any time.  Extra Packs can also be purchased at the Junk Shop (and
include a free refill of the Canteen):
6: 3000z
7: 4000z
8: 5000z
9: 6000z
10: 7500z
11: 10,000z
12: 12,500z
13: 15,000z
14: 17,500z
15-99: 20,000z each

MEDICINE BOTTLE:
Can be bought at the Junk Shop for 6400z and includes five units.
Refills cost 500z.  This allows you to heal special damage.  Extra
Medicine Packs can also be purchased at the Junk Shop (and include a
free refill of the Bottle):
6: 9000z
7: 10,500z
8: 12,000z
9: 13,500z
10: 15,000z
11: 16,500z
12: 18,000z
13-99: 20,000z

OTHER POWER-UPS:
Hyper Cartridge: Will fully recharge your Special Weapon energy.
Available at a Junk Store for 2000z after giving the First Key to
Bluecher.
Picnic Lunch: Will fully recharge your Life Gauge.  Found inside
Flutter.
Fried Chicken: Will fully recharge your Life Gauge.  Found inside the
Birdbot Fortress.

ROLL'S PRESENTS (from General Store):
(after defeating Tron's Crabbot in Pokte Village):
Stuffed Animal: 5000z
Model Ship: 100,000z
(after giving the First Key to Bluecher):
Cushion: 20,000z

FLUTTER FURNISHINGS (from General Store):
(after completing Forbidden Island):
Toilet Cleaner (Toilet Room): 1500z
(after collecting the First Key):
Houseplant (Roll's Room): 5000z
Comic Book (MegaMan's Room): 1200z
Vase (Barrell's Room): 30,000z
(after giving the Second Key to Bluecher):
Wallpaper (Roll's Room): 45,000z
Painting (Barrell's Room): 60,000z
Game Cartridge (MegaMan's Room): 40,000z

BARRIERS:
Light Barrier: Will protect you from electrical attacks and render
electrified panels harmless.  Can be bought for 50,000z at a Junk Store
after giving the First Key to Bluecher.
Flame Barrier: Will protect you from fire attacks (but NOT blue fire
attacks from the Fourth Key Ruins) and you will not remain on fire after
stepping out of lava.  Can be bought for 150,000z at a Junk Store after
giving the Second Key to Bluecher.

SHOE DEVELOPMENT ITEMS:
Rollerboard: One of two parts needed to make the Jet Skates.  Can be
bought at a Junk Store for 3000z.
Old Hoverjets: One of two parts needed to make the Jet Skates.  Found
inside the Abandoned Mine at Yosyonke.
Light Chip: Needed to make the Hover Shoes.  Can be bought for 30,000z
at a Junk Store.
Aqua Chip: Needed to make the Hydrojets.  Can be bought for 10,000z at a
Junk Store after giving the First Key to Bluecher.
Resistor Chip: Needed to make the Asbestos Shoes.  Can be bought for
200,000z at a Junk Store after giving the First Key to Bluecher
Spike Chip: Needed to make the Cleated Shoes.  Found at Yosyonke City
after defeating the Gomoncha.

SPECIAL WEAPON DEVELOPMENT ITEMS:
Joint Plug: Needed to make the Adapter Plug.  Can be bought at a Junk
Store for 100,000z after defeating Glyde's Main Ship at Nino Island.
Broken Vacuum: One of two parts needed to make the Vacuum Arm.  Found at
Yosyonke City.
Broken Motor: One of two parts needed to make the Vacuum Arm.  Found
inside the Flutter.
Long Barrel: One of two parts needed to make the Machine Gun Arm.  Can
be bought at a Junk Store for 1000z after completing Forbidden Island.
Broken Model Gun: One of two parts needed to make the Machine Gun Arm.
Found inside the Abandoned Mines at Calinca Island.
Broken Drill: One of two parts needed to make the Drill Arm.  Found at
Pokte Village.
Heavy Duty Gear: One of two parts needed to make the Drill Arm.  Found
inside the Sulphur-Bottom.
Bowling Ball: One of two parts needed to make the Ground Crawler.  Found
at Pokte Village.
Rusted Mine: One of two parts needed to make the Ground Crawler.  Found
inside the First Key Ruins.
Bottle Rocket: One of two parts needed to make the Homing Missle.  Can
be bought at a Junk Store for 1000z after completing Forbidden Island.
Superball: One of two parts needed to make the Reflector Arm.  Can be
bought at a Junk Store for 500z after giving the Second Key to Bluecher.
Bomb Schematic: One of two parts needed to make the Reflector Arm.
Found inside the Class B Sub-Ruins.
Thick Pipe: One of two parts needed to make the Buster Cannon.  Found
inside the First Key Ruins.
Green Eye: One of two parts needed to make the Shining Laser.  Found
inside the Defense Area of Elysium.
Laser Manual: One of two parts needed to make the Shining Laser.  Found
inside the Fourth Key Ruins.
Sower: One of two parts needed to make the Spread Buster.  Found inside
the Second Key Ruins.
Taser: One of two parts needed to make the Crusher.  Can be bought from
the Shady Dealer at Kimotoma City for 10,000z.
Soft Ball: One of two parts needed to make the Crusher.  Found inside
the Third Key Ruins.
Zetsabre: One of two parts needed to make the Blade Arm.  Won from the
Mayor's Ultimate Quiz at Pokte Village or purchased from the Mayor for
2,000,000z.
Shield Generator: One of two parts needed to make the Shield Arm.  Found
inside the Fourth Key Ruins.
Rusty Bazooka: One of two parts needed to make the Hyper Shell.  Found
inside the Class A Sub-Ruins.
Firecracker: One of two parts needed to make the Hyper Shell.  Given by
the Guildmaster's Assistant after defeating Glyde at Nino Island.
Sensor: One of two parts needed to make the Hunter Seeker.  Found inside
the Class S Sub-Ruins.

MECHANIC NOTES:
Radar Notes (#1): One of two parts needed to make the Homing Missle.
Found in Yosyonke City.
Artillery Notes (#2): One of two parts needed to make the Buster Cannon.
Found inside the Class B Sub-Ruins.
Spreadfire Notes (#3): One of two parts needed to make the Spread
Buster.  Found inside the Second Key Ruins.
Beam Blade Notes (#4): One of two parts needed to make the Blade Arm.
Found inside the Third Key Ruins.
Shield Notes (#5): One of two parts needed to make the Shield Arm.
Found inside the Third Key Ruins.
Autofire Notes (#6): One of two parts needed to make the Hunter Seeker.
Found inside the Class S Sub-Ruins.

MYSTERY ITEMS:
Reaverbot Eye: Can be bought from the Shady Dealer at Kimotoma City for
100,000z, and then can be resold to the Junk Store owner (must use back
door) at Yosyonke City for up to 300,000z.
Cute Piggy: Given by Shu after rescuing her from the Birdbot Fortress.
Can either be sold for 5000z or given to the Pig Farmer at Nino Island
(she says she'll turn him into bacon, but changes her mind and keeps him
as a pet instead).
Reaverbot Claw: Given by the Junk Store owner at Yosyonke from the back
door.  Can be sold to the Shady Dealer at Kimotoma for 50,000z.
Notes: Won from the Older Student's First Quiz at Pokte Village.  Give
this to Shu at Kito Village after clearing the Birdbot Fortress.
Pencil: Won from the Younger Student's First Quiz at Pokte Village.
Give this to Shu at Kito Village after clearing the Birdbot Fortress.
Textbook: Won from the Mayor's Quiz at Pokte Village.  Give this to Shu
at Kito Village after clearing the Birdbot Fortress.
Pokte Tea: Won from the Older Student's Second Quiz at Pokte Village.
Can be sold at any Junk or General Store for 2500z.
Mug: Won from the Older Student's Third Quiz at Pokte Village.  Can be
sold at any Junk or General Store for 12,500z.
Pokte Pastry: Won from the Older Student's Fourth Quiz at Pokte Village.
This will fully recharge your Life Gauge.
Candy Apple: Won from the Younger Student's Second Quiz at Pokte
Village.  This will recharge half your Life Gauge.
Candy Bar: Won from the Younger Student's Third Quiz at Pokte Village.
This will recharge half your Life Gauge.
Strange Juice: Won from the Younger Student's Fourth Quiz at Pokte
Village.  This will recharge half your Life Gauge.

REFRACTORS:
These are the main prizes for defeating the boss of the three Sub-Ruins.
These can be sold at any Junk or General Store for the specified value:
Refractor B: 30,000z
Refractor A: 50,000z
Refractor S: 100,000z



=============
7. Key Items:
=============
THE FOUR KEYS TO THE MOTHER LODE:
First Key: Key to the Mother Lode; found on Manda Island.
Second Key: Key to the Mother Lode; found on Nino Island.
Third Key: Key to the Mother Lode; found on Saul Kada Island.
Fourth Key: Key to the Mother Lode; found on Calinca Island.

DIGGER'S LICENSES:
Class C License (Easy Mode only): License needed to enter Class C ruins.
Class B License: License needed to enter Class B ruins.
Class A License: License needed to enter Class A ruins.
Class S License: License needed to enter Class S ruins.
Class SS License (Very Hard Mode only): License given to high-level
Diggers.

QUEST ITEMS:
Adapter Plug: Made from the Joint Plug, this will allow you to equip
three Buster Parts simutaneously instead of just two.
Rebreather: Allows MegaMan to breathe underwater inside the Second Key
Ruins.
Refractor: Found in the Abandoned Mines and used to power the dropship
for Forbidden Island.
Blue Card Key: Used to unlock the second half of the First Key Ruins.
Door Card Key 1, 2, & 3: Used to unlock the gates inside the Birdbot
Fortress at Calbania Island.
Water Key 1 & 2: Used to unlock the door to the Second Key inside the
Second Key Ruins.
Blue & Red Bonne Keys: Used to unlock the gates of Kimotoma City.
First Floor Key: Used to unlock the final door of the Third Key Ruins.
Train Key: Used to unlock the Train at Yosyonke.
Blue and Red Barrier Keys: Used to unlock the barriers in the Fourth Key
Ruins.
Last Room Key 1, 2, & 3: Used to unlock the boss door of the Fourth Key
Ruins and the Fourth Key.
Giant Refractor: Used to unlock the elevator at Elysium which will give
you a shortcut to the Central Area.

LETTERS:
Twins' Letter 1: First Letter from Appo and Dah.
Twins' Letter 2: Second Letter from Appo and Dah.
Twins' Letter 3: Third Letter from Appo and Dah.
Servbot Letter 1: First letter from the Servbots.
Servbot Letter 2: Second letter from the Servbots.



===============
8. Intro Stage:
===============
This Intro Stage is a little different than what you're used to from the
other two MegaMan Legends games.  In the other two Legends games, the
Intro Stage was designed to get you used to the basic controls for that
game.  This time, there's a seperate Tutorial Level at the Title Screen
that will teach you the basic controls.

In the Intro Stage of this game, you must save Data from a kitchen fire
in the Flutter.  To do so, you must put out all the fires in all three
rooms (hallway, Living Room, Kitchen).  To put out the fire, just lock-
on to each fire and fire away with your Aqua Blaster until it goes out.
You'll only be able to use it for a few seconds at a time, and if it's
green energy meter runs dry, you must give it a few seconds to recharge.
You must put out all the fires in each room before you can move on to
the next.  In the Kitchen, if Data catches on fire, you better put it
out or else Data might slam into you in panic!  After finishing this
level (regardless of whether or not you put out the fires before Roll
turned the sprinklers on), you'll move on to the next phase of this
game.  Later, talk to Roll to pay to have the Living Room and Kitchen
repaired, which will cost 2000z-8000z depending on how quickly you put
out all the fires.



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9. Abandoned Mines at Calinca Island:
=====================================

Pre-Abandon Mines Walkthrough
=============================
After landing on Calinca Island, go directly north from where you're
facing towards the green sign to enter the town.  You'll then see a sign
with an arrow that reads "Junk Shop".  Go inside and after the
conversation, leave.  Before meeting up with Roll again however, check
around town for some cash and some Items.  First, check the Trash Can to
the right of the General Store (to the right of the Junk Store) for the
Mechanical Notes #1.  Now go inside the northeast House (the one with a
woman in a red coat inside).  Check the glass case between the bookcases
for the Broken Vacuum.  Leave this house and check behind it for a Trash
Can with 1000z inside.

Now you're ready to meet up with Roll who is waiting in front of the big
Storage Building (Joseph's Lab) next to the Flutter.  Talk with Roll and
tell her not to worry, that her father is alive.  Now both of you will
go inside and see a dropship that looks just like the one in Roll's
plans, along with Joe's daughter who says that her father Joe went to
the Abandoned Mines to get a Refractor for the dropship.  Leave Joseph's
Lab and head south towards the brown gate near the Flutter.  Now go east
along the railroad track and take out any Reaverbots that pop out (but
be careful not to shoot Roll!) on your way to the Abandoned Mines
entrance.


Abandoned Mines Walkthrough
===========================
Upon entering, follow Roll east and then north to the door Roll is
standing next to.  The south room here doesn't have anything so enter
the northern door.  You can follow Roll east and then east again to the
Elevator if you'd like, but if you want a Special Weapon part (and a
little cash), go through the northern door instead of east.  Take out
the two Green Reaverbots and proceed to the northern door (the eastern
room is empty).  Now proceed east (there's only one way to go now) and
take out another Green Reaverbot.  Now enter the next door east and
destroy two more Green Reaverbots.  Continue south until you find a
Treasure Box with the Broken Model Gun.  Now, make your way back to
where Roll was (go to the room that's green on your map and has a blue
and black square; that marks where the Elevator is).  Now go down this
Elevator to the next part of the Abandoned Mines.

This time, you do not have a Map for this part of the Abandoned Mines
(except for where you've already visited), so pay close attention to my
directions.  Go west to the door directly in front of the Elevator to
find a small room with two Treasure Boxes and a Green Reaverbot.  The
left Treasure Box has 300z and the right one has 100z.  Leave this room
and head south.  Defeat the Walking Reaverbot and turn west down a long
hallway to another Walking Reaverbot and a door.  Enter to find a
Treasure Box with 500z.  Leave and proceed north to find another pair of
Green Reaverbots and two ways to go, straight north and west.  Go north
first.  At the Walking Reaverbot, defeat it and go east to find and
defeat another one if you want the extra zenny.  Now go through the door
just west of the Walking Reaverbot and collect the Old Hoverjets inside
the Treasure Box.  Once the trio of Green Reaverbots that dropped by are
defeated, leave and go back south and then west down the path you
ignored before.  Enter the door and go down the Elevator inside.  Enter
the next door and you'll find an injured Joe and a blue Refractor.
You'll now have to go through the next room east to face the boss.


Boss
====
HAMMER BARREL REAVERBOT:
This boss looks kinda like a walking half barrel with hammer-like arms.
In any event, your first boss in this game, as expected, is quite easy.

ATTACKS:
1. If you get too close to the front, the boss will smash the ground (or
you perhaps!) and create a blue shockwave.  Just leap over the shockwave
and you'll be fine.  The boss will also shake before unleashing this
attack, so be ready when he does.
2. Sometimes, the boss will simply try to swat you away like a
bothersome insect!
3. (<2/3 energy) The boss will begin to use a much smaller, one handed
yellow shockwave, but it doesn't go very far.

HOW TO DEFEAT THE HAMMER BARREL REAVERBOT:
You can just circle and fire to defeat the boss, since it can be hurt
anywhere you shoot it.  But you'll deliver a lot more damage if you can
hit its red tail.  You'll know you hit the tail if the boss grabs it
with its hands after you blast it.  Keeping locked on to the boss and
circling is the best way to get a good shot on its weak spot.  Either
way, the boss is not very hard at all.


Walkthrough (continued)
=======================
After defeating the Reaverbot Boss and collecting the zenny, go back to
Joe and you find that Roll came to check on him.  Talk with the pair and
then collect the refractor.  After talking with Joe in the Hospital (or
Condominum) and getting his permission to use his dropship, go back to
the Flutter and head for Forbidden Island.


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

BODY PART:
1. Old Hoverjets

SPECIAL WEAPONS PARTS:
1. Mechanical Notes #1 (Radar Notes)
2. Broken Vacuum
3. Broken Model Gun

ZENNY:
1. 1000z
2. 300z
3. 100z
4. 500z
TOTAL: 1900z



=====================
10. Forbidden Island:
=====================

Walkthrough
===========
With the Refractor in hand and after Joe gives you and Roll permission
to use his dropship, head back to the Flutter and have Roll take you to
Forbidden Island using the new dropship.

After landing on Forbidden Island, proceed north and defeat several
Cricket Reaverbots that will pop out of the snow.  After defeating them,
you'll find a few people frozen in snow as well as a mysterious woman
unconscious inside another dropship.  Proceed north past that dropship
and continue north.  You'll soon come across a Person Reaverbot that
will start attacking you if you hit it or if you run into it.  After
defeating (or ignoring if you'd like) it, you'll find a pair of Person
Reaverbots and then one more before you reach the boss.


Boss
====
WOLF REAVERBOT:
This is the mini-boss of Forbidden Island.

ATTACKS:
1. Its only real attack is that it will run around you in a circle and
then try to pounce on you.  Just leap or move aside quickly to avoid
being pounced on.
2. This is not really an attack, but rather a defensive advantage; it
has a big hole in its middle that your Buster shots can pass through
without hurting it.

HOW TO DEFEAT THE WOLF REAVERBOT:
Simply keep locked-on it and blast away (it will be knocked down for
about one second after you hit it) while it's running.  Avoid being
pounced on and be mindful of the big hole in the boss' center.  Again, a
pretty easy boss.


Walkthrough (continued)
=======================
Now continue north (and take out any Gray Reaverbots that pop out and
try to get in your way) until you find a big hill of snow.  A Mammoth
Reaverbot will pop out of the snow hill!  Defeat it and proceed east and
you'll find two others hiding in nearby snow hills.  Go past the metal
pole ahead and continue east to find more Mammoth Reaverbots that will
appear out of the other side and try to charge at you!  Simply take
cover at one of the three side parts of the path and continue east
whenever you can.  At the end of this path, you have to leap over the
incoming Mammoth Reaverbot to get onto the northern path.  There you
will find Data.  Recharge and save before proceeding to the giant snow
hill with a strange purple diamond and a stone tablet underneath it.
Check the stone tablet to awaken the boss.


Boss
====
GIANT MAMMOTH REAVERBOT:
This boss is just like the other Mammoth Reaverbots you faced before,
but this one's HUGE!

ATTACKS:
1. It's main attack is to use it's trunk to shoot ice chunks at you.
Just keep on the run and you should be able to avoid them.
2. The boss can also try to charge at you.  Just keep moving and you'll
be fine.
3. The boss can also leap into the air and smash the ground and create a
shockwave.  Just use careful timing and leap to avoid the shockwave.
4. (<1/2 energy) The boss will turn red and use its bottom to fire a red
laser at you.  This does a considerable amount of damage, so do your
best to avoid it.  At <1/4 energy, the boss will flash red.

HOW TO DEFEAT THE GIANT MAMMOTH REAVERBOT:
The best way to defeat the Giant Mammoth Reaverbot is to circle and fire
(you don't have to lock-on, and in fact it may be easier if you don't)
and to keep moving in order to avoid its attacks.  This is definitely
one battle you don't want to be standing still in.



==================================
11. Pokte Village at Manda Island:
==================================

Walkthrough
===========
Now MegaMan and Roll are aboard Bluecher's Sulphur-Bottom.  Go to
Bluecher's Office and talk to Barrell.  Say yes to Bluecher's request
and you'll now begin your quest of finding the Four Keys to the Mother
Lode.  Now go back to the Flutter and head for Pokte Island.

Upon landing at Pokte Island, you'll find three Servbots playing around
plus a fourth at the Class B Sub-Ruins to the west.  Talk with them (or
even tease them by kicking and throwing them around!) if you'd like, and
then go east to meet Tron's new machine.


Bonne Boss
==========
CRABBOT (Tron):
This is sort of like the Feldinaut from the first Legends game, but is a
crab-like robot instead and is much tougher.

ATTACKS:
1. The Crabbot can fire machine guns at you from its mouth and backside.
Just jump or move aside as it approaches.
2. Sometimes the Crabbot can swirl around and fire the machine gun that
way, and fire at three levels.  This is an especially hard attack to
avoid; just keep leaping over the fire and hope for the best.
3. The Crabbot can also do a backflip into the air and crush you!  But
this is not hard to avoid if you know its coming.
4. The Crabbot can also pound the ground with its arms and create a
shockwave.  Just avoid it like all the other shockwaves you've seen.
5. Bombs may be thrown from the top of the Crabbot.  These are not that
hard to avoid either.
6. But the Crabbot's most devastating move is that it will swirl around
and destroy at least the majority of the buildings, which you'll have to
pay to have repaired!  Unless you're playing on Easy Mode (and even then
you have to be QUICK), this is inevitable (since the Crabbot is
invincible during this time).  And be sure not to get in the Crabbot's
way!

HOW TO DEFEAT THE CRABBOT:
In addition to directly hurting the Crabbot, you can also shoot off its
pinchers.  If you do so, it won't be able to do attacks 2 and 3.  This
battle is fairly hard with the barrage of machine guns it fires (since
once you get hit, you may get hit many more times before you can even
move), but just stay on the move around the Crabbot and fire whenever
you can.


Walkthrough (continued)
=======================
After defeating Tron's Crabbot, go north to find the School (which is
empty for now).  Check out the pair of jars next to the School's right
wall; the right one has the Broken Drill.  Be sure to go back to the
Flutter and use this along with the Heavy Duty Gear from the Sulphur-
Bottom to make the Drill Arm; you'll need it for the First Key Ruins.
Enter and leave the nearby First Key Ruins and the village's citizens
will return.  Go back to the village and check the Trash Can behind the
Junk Shop (or where the Junk Shop would be anyway) in the southwest
corner of the village to find the Bowling Ball.  If the southeastern </pre><pre id="faqspan-2">
house is still standing, check the shelves inside for 1800z.  The
northwestern house, again if it hasn't been destroyed, has 2000z inside
the chest, and 1200z inside the drawers.  If you want to donate zenny to
help rebuild the town, talk to the girl in the pink and orange dress
walking around the western tree.  Keep making 500z donations to her
until she won't accept anymore; how much you must donate depends on how
much damage was done, which can be up to 10,000z if everything in the
village was leveled.


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

SPECIAL WEAPONS PARTS:
1. Broken Drill
2. Bowling Ball

ZENNY:
1. 1800z
2. 2000z
3. 1200z
TOTAL: 5000z



==========================================
12. First Key Ruins: Manda (Forest) Ruins:
==========================================

Walkthrough
===========
FIND FLOOR B2:
Upon entering, Roll will ask you to check the big blue control panel
inside this room.  You'll find that you need a key to access it, so
first head west through the green door (the other two doors are locked)
and take out the Tiny Snake Reaverbots that you see.  Continue southwest
through this hallway until you find a group of Crawling Blade
Reaverbots.  If you position yourself just right, you can get in between
the two rows of them and be able to walk between them without getting
hurt, or you can just leap to avoid them.  After going through another
set of Crawling Blade Reaverbots (and seeing a large bug zapper that is
not working), use the Elevator to go to floor B2.  Now you will find a
pair of Green Frog Reaverbots.  Take these out and proceed down this
path in a northeast direction.  You will have to defeat another pair of
Green Frog Reaverbots before you reach another door where you'll face
Bola for the first time.


Bola 1
======
BOLA 1:
While Bola has nothing against you personaly, he does relucantly want to
help his partner Klaymoor get the Mother Lode, and hopes he's not too
rusty in trying to stop you!

ATTACKS:
1. First, Bola will disappear, and then send four Green Frog Reaverbots
after you.  After defeating them, Bola will return...
2. Then Bola will spend the rest of this battle throwing a set of three
blades three times in a row, pause, and then throw the set of blades
three times again.  These are not hard to avoid if you don't get too
close and keep moving.  If you are hit, then Bola will keep firing
blades until he misses three times in a row.
3. (<1/4 energy) The four Green Frog Reaverbots will return.  Blast them
away and resume your battle with Bola again.  This time, Bola will fire
the blades three times, pause, fire the blades six times, pause, fire
the blades three times, and so on.

HOW TO DEFEAT BOLA 1:
Simple!  Just lock-on and blast away while avoiding the blades.  Not
hard at all.  When the Green Frog Reaverbots appear, be sure to take
them out quickly, or else they will grow into Giant Orange Frog
Reaverbots that will be invincible and harass you while you battle Bola!


Walkthrough (continued)
=======================
MAP CONTROL PANEL:
After defeating(?) Bola, proceed east to another hallway with another
Green Frog Reaverbot as well as five Venus Fly Trap Reaverbots that
won't attack you for now.  Roll will tell you about the weak wall on the
right side.  Use your Drill Arm (which you did remember to bring,
right?) to destroy the wall and go inside to find two Treasure Boxes
with 10,000z inside the left one and 5,000z inside the right one.  Don't
forget to activate the Map Control Panel before leaving.

RED KEY CONTROL PANEL:
Now proceed east to the next room where you'll find a non-electrifed
floor that's safe to walk on for now.  There's also three GuruGuru
Reaverbots inside along with a revolving bug zapper that is not on, but
can still whap you if you're in its way!  The next door north leads to a
hallway with three more GuruGurus.  At the end of this hallway is
another door that leads back to the very first room, but now you're
upstairs.  Check the Red Key Control Panel to your right BEFORE dropping
down.  You should now be able to open the northern red door.  Do so.
Since you're near the entrance and Data anyway, why not save before
proceeding?

ITEM CONTROL PANEL & BLUE CARD KEY:
Now you're in another hallway with Electric Blade Reaverbots.  Watch out
for their yellow Energy Balls and either defeat or ignore them as you
proceed north.  Turn the corner east to find four Bunny Reaverbots.  Now
you'll be inside a room with a door guarded by a pair of Shield
Reaverbots and several Snake Reaverbots that will drop down from the
ceiling.  Be very careful of the green gas that the Shield Reaverbots
shoot; if it hits you, you'll turn green and won't be able to use your
Mega Buster AND your Special Weapon energy will drain quickly (switch
your Special Weapon to the Lifter to avoid losing weapon energy)!  It's
risky, but you can try to use your Drill Arm to knock their shields
away.  Enter the door they were guarding to find a room with another
pair of Shield Reaverbots guarding the western hallway, a door south,
and the Item Control Panel at the eastern wall.  Check the Item Control
Panel first and then go through the southern door.  Inside is a Treasure
Box with the Blue Card Key!  But unfortunatley, Bola will then appear
for a rematch.


Bola 2
======
BOLA 2:
Bola is now ready for another round against you!  This time, Bola will
disappear and reappear after each attack.

ATTACKS:
1. There are now five large stationary spinning blades in this room, one
in each corner and one in the center, so be sure to watch your step and
where you jump.
2. Bola can leap and create a blue shockwave upon landing.  It doesn't
go that far, so it's not hard to avoid.
3. Bola's blade throwing is back, but this time he fires three at a time
three times before leaving, regardless of whether the blades hit you or
not.
4. (<1/4 energy) Bola will appear above the center blade and a blue
aurora will appear around him (and will be invincible while the aurora
is there), and will cause the corner blades to smash into the center
blade and try to crush you!  Then the blades will retreat towards the
walls (they won't stay at the corners now).  This will happen two more
times before Bola disappears and does his next attack.

HOW TO DEFEAT BOLA 2:
Just deal with Bola like before, but be mindful of his extra attacks and
especially those big spinning blades.


Walkthrough (continued)
=======================
PURPLE KEY CONTROL PANEL:
After defeating Bola again and getting his two cents worth of advice,
leave and defeat the pair of Shield Reaverbots blocking the western
hallway if you haven't done so already.  Go down this hallway to find
the Purple Key Control Panel and use it to unlock all the Purple Doors,
including the one right in front of you.

BLUE KEY CONTROL PANEL:
This will lead back to the entrance where you can use the Blue Card Key
to activate the Blue Key Control Panel.  This will open a bridge up
ahead and activate a LOT more Reaverbots and traps inside the ruins,
including some Mosquito Reaverbots right above you!  Be sure to go back
to Data and save before proceeding through the western green door.

NOW MORE HAZARDOUS RUINS:
The first difference you'll find is that the dead bug zapper near the
end of this hallway leading to the southwest Elevator is now on, so
don't get zapped by it!  After reaching floor B2, take out the pair of
Green Frog Reaverbots and later you'll find a pair of Red Frog
Reaverbots!  Be careful not to let them hit you or you'll catch on fire!
After defeating those and another pair of Red Frog Reaverbots, enter the
next door and you should be inside the room where you fought Bola the
first time.  Defeat the five Bunny Reaverbots and proceed east.  You
should now be inside the hallway with a Green Frog Reaverbot and the
Venus Fly Trap Reaverbots, that can now fire upon you!  Defeat or ignore
these and proceed east to the next door.  Be sure to have your Hover
Shoes ready so they'll protect you from the electrified floor.  Defeat
the Blade Reaverbot and the three GuruGurus.  The next room has five
more Blade Reaverbots and a pair of Shield Reaverbots.

BACK TO FLOOR B1:
The next door west will take you back to the upstairs part of the
entrance.  Cross the new bridge to get to the western door on the other
side, but be careful of the Green Frog Reaverbot and the Mosquito
Reaverbots.  Continue on to find a hallway with four Venus Fly Trap
Reaverbots and a pair of Green Frog Reaverbots.  To your left you'll
find another weak wall.  Destroy it with your Drill Arm and you'll find
three Treasure Boxes, with 8000z inside the left one, 2000z inside the
center one, and the Thick Pipe inside the right one.  Now leave and go
back north towards the next door (the Venus Fly Trap Reaverbots will
return if they were destroyed so be careful).  The next room has four
Bunny Reaverbots and two more Treasure Boxes with 2000z inside the left
one and 4000z inside the right one.  The next room has six Red Frog
Reaverbots and a Shield Reaverbot guarding the next door.  Take out the
Red Frog Reaverbots first before the Shielded Reaverbot and proceed.
You should now be in a T-shaped hallway.  Check the western path and
collect the 6000z inside the Treasure Box before going up the Elevator
to floor B1.

HELMET & BOSS' LAIR:
You'll be in another T-shaped hallway.  Ignore the northern path (it's a
dead end) and proceed until you find another Shield Reaverbot.  The path
just to its left has a Fake Walking Treasure Box.  If you go this way
and come back, you'll find another Shielded Reaverbot guarding both ways
out!  The next room has an electric floor (so have your Hover Shoes on,
just in case) along with two bug zappers, two Mosquito Reaverbots, and
two Red Frog Reaverbots.  Proceed to the next room west to find a
quartet of Treasure Boxes and a pair of Shielded Reaverbots guarding the
way to the next room.  The northwest and southeast Treasure Boxes are
Fake, but the northeast one has the Rusted Mine and the southwest one
has the Normal Helmet (which you should equip as soon as you get it).
Go through the next door and you'll find Data (so you know the Boss is
coming up!).  Recharge and save before entering the Boss' lair.


FIRST KEY BOSS
==============
FROG REAVERBOT:
While Bola did get the First Key, the Frog Reaverbot ate it, and says
that you can have the First Key, provided you can get it back from the
Reaverbot.  After all, there's three more Keys and Bola figures Klaymoor
will probably find the rest.

ATTACKS:
1. The Boss can shoot it's long tounge out to try to get you!  So be
sure to get out of the way when it does!
2. The Boss can also shoot bubbles out of its mouth.  This is probably
the best time to shoot at the Boss since the bubbles can be easily
destroyed.
3. If you're on the same platform as the Frog, it will shoot a purple
mist at you which will electrify and numb you if you get hit by it.
4. The Frog can leap from platform to platform, so leap out of the way
to the next platform before it lands on top of you!
5. There are also a few Mosquito Reaverbots that you can shoot down and
collect extra Energy from.  But DON'T let the Frog eat them, or it'll be
refueled!!
6. Be on the look out also for the spinning blades along the outside
walls and the four Tadpole Reaverbots down below.  The Tadpole
Reaverbots can be destroyed if you wish to do so, but they will come
back after a short time.

HOW TO DEFEAT THE FROG REAVERBOT:
The only way you can hurt the Frog Reaverbot is by shooting at its mouth
when it's open.  Be especially sure not let the Frog refuel itself with
the Mosquitos and shoot them down.  Then you can get the extra Energy
instead!


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

BODY PART:
1. Normal Helmet

SPECIAL WEAPON PARTS:
1. Thick Pipe
2. Rusted Mine

ZENNY:
1. 10,000z
2. 5000z
3. 8000z
4. 2000z
5. 2000z
6. 4000z
7. 6000z
TOTAL: 37,000z



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13. Ruminoa City at Nino Island & Calbania Island:
==================================================

Nino Island Walkthrough
=======================
Upon arriving, go inside and take the Elevator downstairs.  From there,
check a Garbage Can in the southwest corner for 3000z.  Find the door
marked "Digout" and go inside.  Go inside the door just to your right to
find the Guildmaster and his assistant, Johnny.  After talking to both
of them, the Birdbots will begin their invasion.  You must go back
upstairs and stop them!  Once there, you'll find Data and Roll (with her
tools in case you need her for weapons development and such) and Door #1
lit up.  That is where you must go to begin the first of five rounds of
fighting.  In each of these rounds, there is a gate that the Birdbots
will try to attack, and that gate has its own energy meter which will
deplete as it takes damage.  If that meter runs out, the Guildmaster
will self-destruct the island and it's GAME OVER.  Thus, it is very
important to recharge and save with Data after each round so you don't
lose any progress you made by getting beaten.

If you want to make things easier on yourself here and at the Birdbot
Fortress, use your Buster Cannon (the number of shots it takes to defeat
the enemies is discussed individually and based on the Buster Cannon
WITHOUT any upgrades).  Also, instead of blasting the Birdbots, try to
pick them up and either throw them at others (talk about killing two
birds with one stone!) or throw them overboard!

ROUND 1:
First, you must defeat the four Birdbots already there.  Then, more will
come in from any one of the three sides in pairs by a Birdbot Carrier.
Either shoot the Birdbot Carrier (and it's occupants) down, or shoot the
Birdbots themselves until they are defeated.  Be very careful not to
shoot the cannons (since they will help you a little bit in shooting the
Birdbot Carriers) or Johnny!  After a few minutes, Roll will let you
know when the cannon has been fixed, and it needs to be activated by
pulling the lever to the right of the gate.  Do so and you'll win Round
1.  The gate is also protected by a few crates.  If need more, pull the
level on the left and Johnny can position them for you.

ROUND 2:
This time you will face Birdbot Planes and a much smaller, unprotected
gate.  Again, be careful not to shoot at the three black cannons or
Johnny.  You should first lock-on and fire at the Birdbot Planes above
you, but once one lands, concentrate on it and the Birdbots that come
out instead.  If you stay near the center of the platform (at the dark
brown square), you should be able to see the Birdbot Plane as it lands.
Keep going until Roll says the cannon on that side is fixed.

ROUND 3:
This is by far the hardest round of all, but you can defeat Glyde's Ship
if you know what to do.  First, shoot the pair of Birdbots next to the
Flutter, but be careful not to hit the Flutter!  Now go to the left side
and shoot the Birdbots there until Roll says that Glyde's Ship is on the
move.  That's your que to get back to the right side.  Then get on top
of Johnny's ship and blast away at the gate of Glyde's Ship.  If you or
Glyde's Ship destroy Johnny's ship, then Glyde's Ship will move to the
orange platform nearest the gate, where the Birdbots can now come out on
both sides.  If at any time the Birdbots get close to the gate,
concentrate your firepower on them.  If you are having trouble with this
battle, then use the Ground Crawler on Glyde's Ship and it'll go down in
no time.  The Buster Cannon is also great to use since you can fire it
from a distance, it recharges quickly, and kills the Birdbots in one
hit.

ROUND 4:
Now you need to get to the roof to fight the Birdbots yet again.  You
can get to the roof by taking the Elevator up and then climbing the
ladder.  Now you have some more Birdbot Planes that will deploy Birdbots
in pairs on all four sides with bombs.  Concentrate on the ones with the
bombs and remember that if any bombs get thrown on the deck, be sure to
pick them up and throw them back!  Be careful of the machine gun fire
from the Birdbot Planes as well.  Don't bother with the Birdbot Planes;
just concentrate on the Birdbots themselves.

ROUND 5:
Now the Main Birdbot Plane will come after you!  It can fly overhead and
fire its machine gun at you.  Keep locked on it and fire upon it
whenever you can.  Also, you don't have to worry about the deck getting
destroyed this time; just make sure you make it out alive.  The Buster
Cannon will also provide an easy victory here.  After defeating the Main
Birdbot Plane, go back to the Guildmaster's Office downstairs and after
talking with him, you'll find that you must now go to Calbaina Island
and defeat the Birdbot forces there.  Go back to the Flutter and head
there.


Calbania Island Walkthrough
===========================
GET TO THE FORTRESS:
After arriving at Calbania Island, head down the dirt path west to reach
Kito Village where you'll meet Appo and Dah, who are twin brothers of
their big sister Shu, who they say was kidnapped by the Birdbots.  Agree
to help them and after checking the Trash Can near where you came in for
2000z, leave the village via the north door.  Follow the twins to the
Birdbot Fortress where you'll engage in yet another multi-round battle
to save Shu.  On the way there, watch out for the pair of Red Chicken
Reaverbots in the first area and the Walking Reaverbots and Green
Reaverbots in the second area.

ENTER THE FORTRESS:
Here you must get the twins to the left side of the Birdbot Fortress.
You'll also have to defeat three red ground machine gun cannons on the
left side, three gray wall bombing cannons, and even a Birdbot tank that
has a machine gun.  If one or both of the twins gets knocked out from
the Birdbot's attacks, you'll have to carry him or them to the left side
of the fortress yourself.  Once both twins are there, leap on top of the
pair so that they can give yourself a boost up over the wall and inside
the fortress.  Remember that once inside the fortress, you can go back
outside the rooms and outside the fortress to Data to recharge and save
if you want, even during a battle!  How convienent!

NORTHEAST ROOM:
Here, you must face eight Birdbot Planes which will drop bombs and
several machine gun wall cannons.  Try to quickly shoot the planes as
much as you can before they take off.  If you have the Buster Cannon,
you can defeat the Birdbot Planes with only one shot each.  Defeat all
the Birdbot Planes to collect the Door Card Key 1.  Use it to proceed to
the gray gate west to the northwest room.

NORTHWEST ROOM:
Now you will face a very tall lookout tower flanked by two wall cannons;
both of which will fire bombs at you.  First, take out the wall cannons
(two shots from the Buster Cannon will do it).  Then, keep firing upon
the windows of the tower to shoot the Birdbots down (while avoiding the
bombs they throw down) until you can get the Door Card Key 2 that'll
take you to the southwest room.  Before that however, check inside
what's left of the tower and collect the Fried Chicken inside a tiny
refrigerator and the Accessory Pack inside a small cabinet.

SOUTHWEST ROOM:
Now you must defeat a trio of Birdbot Tanks, several machine gun cannons
on the walls, and even three Birdbots on foot.  Use your Buster Cannon
on the Birdbot Tanks to defeat them in only two shots.  Defeat the
Birdbot Tanks to get the Door Card Key 3 that will take you to the
southeast room.

SOUTHEAST ROOM:
Now you will face three Blumebear-like robots along with three Birdbots
on foot.  The Birdbots can fire bomb bazookas, while the robots can fire
machine guns as well as large bombs and even swat you with their wings!
They can also try to run over you if they see you!  After defeating all
of the Birdbots and the robots (they'll go down with three shots each
from the Buster Cannon), you'll notice some crates lying around.  Pick
one up and throw it close to the high window Roll was telling you about.
Then carefully throw a second crate on top of the first crate and if you
can stack them, then you should be able to reach the window if they're
close enough (the gray rectangle on the ground should give you a good
idea of where the stack should go).  Just remember that if you throw the
second crate incorrectly, it can bounce back and hit you!  Once on the
patio, enter the door and defeat the trio of Birdbots inside to free
Shu.  But now the Birdbots have activated their self-destruct device to
try to prevent you and Shu from escaping alive!

ESCAPE FROM THE FORTRESS:
You have two minutes (120 seconds) to pick up Shu and enter the giant
main gate.  There are two Birdbot Tanks guarding that gate, as well as
four Birdbots and a Birdbot Plane.  Don't forget about the machine gun
cannons on the walls as well.  Defeat as many as it takes in order to
safely escape.

REUNION OF SHU AND THE TWINS:
After your successful escape, Shu will give you a Cute Piggy as a
reward.  Then, talk with Shu again and she'll ask for your educational
Items (Pencil, Notebook, Textbook; you did remember to win these from
the Pokte Village School, right?) one at a time.  Give them to her so
that she can educate her little brothers.  Be sure to check at the Post
Office for the letters (three in all) that Appo and Dah will write to
you!  Now go back to Nino Island and talk to either the Guildmaster or
Johnny.  Then go up to the roof where you'll meet Roll (who's fixing the
island's Parabola Gun) and get ready to face Glyde.


Glyde Boss
==========
GLYDE'S MAIN SHIP:
Glyde is very disappointed in all of his Birdbots since they couldn't
capture a little island like Calbania by themselves.  So Glyde tries to
take over Nino Island himself with his ship.  Defeat him and you'll
finally be able to go inside the Second Key Ruins.

ATTACK:
It's only real attack is that it will launch missles towards the
Parabola while Roll is fixing it.  If the Parabola gun takes enough
punishment, it's repair progress will be slowed down or even stopped for
a while.  Be careful not to shoot at the Parabola itself, because your
shots can damage it as well.  The Parabola has its own energy meter as
well, and if it runs dry, the Guildmaster will self-destruct the island.

HOW TO DEFEAT GLYDE'S MAIN SHIP:
Be sure that your Buster has as high of a Range rating as possible and
stand in front of the Parabola to protect it with your body in case any
missles don't get shot down.  Keep locked-on and keep firing to
intercept as many missles as you can.  If the Parabola catches fire (the
repair meter will flash red if it does), you can put it out with your
Aqua Blaster, or you can wait a few seconds and the fire will go out by
itself.  Once the repair meter reaches 100%, the Parabola will be fixed
and will knock Glyde out of the sky in a very hilarious way.

Now, go back to the Guildmaster's Office and talk to Johnny to get the
Firecracker and talk to the Guildmaster for the Rebreather and access to
the Second Key Ruins.  Before entering the ruins, however, be sure to
have your Drill Arm ready so you'll be able to blast away the weak walls
inside.


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

BUSTER PART:
1. Accessory Pack

SPECIAL WEAPON PART:
1. Firecracker

MYSTERY ITEMS:
1. Fried Chicken
2. Cute Piggy

ZENNY:
1. 3000z
2. 2000z
TOTAL: 5000z



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14. Second Key Ruins: Nino (Water) Ruins:
=========================================

Walkthrough
===========
GO TO FLOOR B2:
Roll will warn you that the Second Key Ruins is a complex structure and
she is NOT kidding.  This is easily the hardest of the four main ruins,
so pay very close attention to my directions so you do not get lost and
so you can get all the Items inside the ruins.  First, head directly
north to the Elevator that leads to floor B2.

FLOOD THE RUINS:
Now head south where you'll find a trio of GuruGurus.  Defeat them and
continue south to a square shaped hallway with two GuruGurus and three
Flying Bomb Reaverbots (after Roll tells you she's not picking up any
Reaverbots!  Go figure.).  Head east to the next room.  Now, use your
Jet Skates to skate directly off of the platform you're on and if you
headed straight ahead, you'll land on a lower platform with 2500z inside
the Treasure Box!  Now pick up the block inside this room to give
yourself a boost up to the southeast platform.  Enter and drill through
the weak wall ahead.  There's a Shield Reaverbot on the other side along
with a pair of Flying Bomb Reaverbot.  Enter the next door north to find
a giant Puffish Reaverbot at the square shaped hallway.  Defeat it and
head to the north door to find a Treasure Box with 12,500z!  Now head
back to the large room (the one with the platforms) and head for the
lowest door south.  Defeat the Flying Bomb Reaverbot inside the narrow
hallway, and then turn west to another weak wall.  Drill it away and
enter the next hallway with a Shield Reaverbot.  Defeat it and take the
path west to find a room with the Mechanic Notes #3 inside the Treasure
Box.  Now leave and continue northeast to find another Treasure Box with
5000z.  Be careful not to step on the button on the floor or else four
Green Snake Reaverbots will appear and will turn you green (and cause an
Energy Leak) if you touch them.  Now go back east through the drilled
out wall.  Enter the southeast door here and take the Elevator which
leads to a Water Control Panel.  Use it to flood floor B2, and head
back.

FIND FLOOR B3:
Now you'll be able to pick up the two blocks that were too heavy for you
before.  Use them to give yourself a boost above the high red wall, and
leap over and to the right, being careful of the pair of Flying Bomb
Reaverbots and pair of Shield Reaverbots.  Now go east to the next room,
and defeat the Puffish Reaverbot inside the square hallway.  Now take
the door south of here to find the Elevator that will take you to floor
B3.

ITEM CONTROL PANEL:
Now you'll be in a small narrow hallway with a pair of GuruGurus.  Head
north down this hallway to find another square shaped hallway with
several Lobster Reaverbots.  There are three paths you can take in this
square hallway: north, west, and east.  Take the east path first to find
another Elevator that leads to a room with the Item Control Panel on the
left and the Water Control Panel on the right.  Leave and go back to the
square hallway.

BOSS' LAIR:
Now go west and drill through the weak wall. Enter and head down this
path and defeat the GuruGuru there.  Ahead is another square hallway
with four more GuruGurus.  Now head north to the next door to find a
hallway with several Lobster Reaverbots.  Collect the 20,000z inside the
Treasure Box west of the strong current here.  Use the block here to
place it on top of the switch to stop the current.  Go through this
current through the next door to find a double square shaped hallway
with two Puffish Reaverbots.  Defeat them and head north through the
next room with a pair of GuruGurus.  There are two ways to go here.  The
south path takes you back to the room with the four Giant Lobster
Reaverbots, and the east room has the Second Key Boss.


SECOND KEY BOSS
===============
SQUID REAVERBOTS:
This time, you actually fight the Boss of the Second Key Ruins in the
middle of the ruins rather than at the end!  If you drained the water,
then you'll find this battle much easier.  However, if you don't want to
have to go through the hassle of flooding the water again later, you can
fight this boss with water instead.

ATTACKS:
1. The Squid Reaverbots can shoot several yellow energy balls in the air
that chase after you.  Just be quick on your feet to avoid them.  If
it's right behind you, then try jumping and upon landing, the energy
ball should pass above you harmlessly if you time it right.
2. If the lair is filled with water, then the Squid Reaverbots can
charge at you, but since you can jump very high in water, you should
have no problem leaping out of the way and keeping locked-on.
3. Upon defeating each Squid Reaverbot, it may leave a small bomb
behind.  It is best to fire at it from a distance so it will harmlessly
explode and no longer be a threat.

HOW TO DEFEAT THE SQUID REAVERBOTS:
If you drained the water out before entering this battle, then you
should have a much easier time since the Squid Reaverbots won't be able
to move.  They can still do their other attacks (the energy balls and
small bombs) so you should still be careful.  If you did not drain the
water, then the battle will be a bit more difficult, but it can still be
done, of course.


Walkthrough (continued)
=======================
FIND FLOOR B4:
After receiving the Water Key 1 from the Second Key Boss, you will have
to go back and reflood the floor if you drained it for the boss battle.
Otherwise, you won't be able to scale the large red wall east and then
south of here.  Use the pair of blocks here (and take out the school of
Lobster Reaverbots here) to give yourself a boost up to the other side.
Now enter the next room and drill through the weak wall just west of the
door.  Defeat the pair of GuruGurus here and continue west and then
north to the next room and collect the Power Blaster inside the Treasure
Box.  Now go back through the drilled out wall and head south to the
next Elevator that will take you to floor B4.

MAP CONTROL PANEL:
Now head north and then west through another hallway with four Flying
Bomb Reaverbots.  Enter the next door to find another large room.  The
northern platform has 4000z inside a Treasure Box.  Then take the
southern path with a Shield Reaverbot and two Flying Bomb Reaverbots
that leads to an Elevator with the Map Control Panel and another Water
Control Panel.  DON'T drain the water this time, however.

FIND FLOOR B5:
Now go back to the large room and take the northwest door to another
hallway.  Take out the Shield Reaverbot here and drill through the weak
wall just to the left of the Shield Reaverbot.  Go through the drilled
out wall south to find a square hallway with a Puffish Reaverbot and
Shield Reaverbot.  Enter the next room south containing another high red
wall with a Treasure Box on the other side containing the Range Booster
Alpha.  Now head back north through the drilled out wall and continue
north and then west to the next door that has a Flying Bomb Reaverbot
near it.  This door leads to the top of another large room with several
Flying Bomb Reaverbots.  Get on top of the highest gray platform and use
your Hydro Jets to skate directly over to the other side and grab the
gray platform on the other side, which has a room with a Sower inside
the Treasure Box.  Leave and take the southern door that leads to a
gigantic room with three very tall pillars and a harmless Giant Squid
Reaverbot.  Use this Reaverbot to climb on top of one of the three
pillars.  The northeast pillar has 20,000z inside a Treasure Box, and
another Treasure Box on the southwest pillar containing the Water Key 2.
Now head south to find the Elevator that will take you to floor B5.

SECOND KEY:
Upon arriving, you'll find Data (THANK GOD!!) where you can recharge and
save (do you really want to have to go through that very hard ruin
again?).  Now go through the narrow hallway and use both Water Keys (you
MUST have both or you won't be able to enter) to open the door that
leads to a giant room with the Second Key!  Grab it, and get ready to
face Bola's partner, Klaymoor.


Klaymoor 1
==========
KLAYMOOR 1:
Just when you thought you could just run off with the Second Key,
Klaymoor will show up to try to avenge his partner Bola's losses.

ATTACKS:
1. His main attack is to use his machine gun which he'll always fire
three times before pausing.  Like all enemies with a machine gun, just
keep on the move and don't get too close.
2. Klaymoor will also fire several blue energy balls at you.  These are
not very hard to avoid.

HOW TO DEFEAT KLAYMOOR 1:
Using your Buster, just lock-on, circle and fire like any other boss.
Or for an even easier and much quicker way, just use your Drill Arm on
him!


Walkthrough (continued)
=======================
BACK TO THE SURFACE:
Now you must make your way out of the ruins (Data will NOT be back where
he was before).  Just use your Map (which you did get, right?) to find
the shortest, quickest route there.  The ruins are no longer water
filled, so that makes things a lot easier.  Upon reaching the entrance,
you must fight Klaymoor a second time (just like Bola in the First Key
Ruins) before you can leave.


Klaymoor 2
==========
KLAYMOOR 2:
Just when you were ready to get out of the ruins, Klaymoor catches you
just in time to try to stop you from taking the Second Key one more
time.

ATTACKS:
1. Yes, the machine gun is back.  Just deal with it like before.
2. Klaymoor can also throw purple energy rings at you.  They're somewhat
quick, but still not that hard to avoid.
3. He can also launch a dozen floating red bombs scattered all over the
room.  They will explode if you or your weapon hits them.
4. (<1/4 energy) Borrowing an attack from MegaMan Juno in the first
Legends game, Klaymoor will use twin rotating blue lasers.  Just time
your jumps carefully and you can avoid this too.

HOW TO DEFEAT KLAYMOOR 2:
Essentially you should defeat Klaymoor again the same way you did the
first time.  Just keep in mind the extra attacks.  Again, the Drill Arm
will provide an easy, though risky, victory.


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

SPECIAL WEAPON PARTS:
1. Mechanical Notes #3 (Spreadfire Notes)
2. Sower

BUSTER PARTS:
1. Power Blaster
2. Range Booster Alpha

ZENNY:
1. 2500z
2. 12,500z
3. 5000z
4. 20,000z
5. 4000z
6. 20,000z
TOTAL: 64,000z



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15. Kimotoma City at Saul Kada Island:
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Walkthrough
===========
Upon arriving at Saul Kada Island, go west to the desert and take the
northern path to Kimotoma City.  As Roll says, just ignore the Draches
and Bonne Bomb Robots and get to the city.  Once there, recharge and
save with Data and take the northern gate.  There, you'll find three
Servbot Machine Gun Batteries and a Servbot Tank.  Defeat them and
you'll find two ways you can go.  First, take the right door.

Now you will face another trio of Servbot Machine Gun Batteries and a
huge green Bonne Bazooka Launcher.  Once those are defeated, you will
win the Blue Bonne Key.  Use that key on the door with the Bonne logo on
it and free the people inside, and be sure to talk with the man in the
red tank top (the truck driver) so that he can help you later.  Now
leave and look to your right for a door.  Go inside and check the jar
just to the right of that door for 1800z.  Now check out the two jars
against the left wall; the one on the right has another 3000z.  Finally,
check the pair of jars in the northeast corner of the room for another
1000z inside the left one.  Enter this door and through the kitchen
(there's nothing there) and leave where you'll find yourself right back
where you met the Servbot artilery before.  Make your way back to where
Data was so you can recharge and save.  Now go back to where you fought
the Servbots the first time here and take the door on the left.

After passing a room with one Servbot, you'll now be in an area where
you'll find three purple Bonne Crab Bombs that will follow you left and
right wherever you go and will explode if you or your Buster hit them.
There are also three Servbots along the left wall that will drop bombs
on you.  Defeat them and proceed.

Now you will be in a huge room with two electric fences, two Bonne Bomb
Batteries, ten Bonne Mines, and three Bonne Tanks in the very back.  You
could try to get through this yourself, but it's very hard.  Instead, go
around to the right side and find the truck driver and his truck.
Approach him and he'll use his truck to destroy the fences and mines for
you (provided you freed him and talked to him earlier using the Blue
Bonne Key on its door, of course)!  You'll still be left with the Bonne
Machine Gun Tanks and Bonne Bomb Batteries, but hey, you can't have
everything.  Enter the next door behind where the tanks were to find a
Junk Store owner and a General Store owner along with a couple of
Servbots for you to play with.  Heh heh heh...  Anyway, look behind the
very northwest stand (the one with the Congo sign on it) to find the Red
Bonne Key!  Now head through the east door and keep going until you find
Data.  Save and recharge before going through the Red Bonne Door to face
Teisel.


Bonne Boss
==========
BLITZRIG (Teisel):
Teisel has robbed Kimotoma City of all its food and supplies (except for
the toilet paper) as well as its statue to try to get their store out of
the red!  It's up to you to defeat Teisel and save the statue, or else
pay for its replacement!

ATTACKS:
1. The Blitzrig's main attack is to throw it's trash at you!  This
attack is not that hard to avoid.
2. Teisel also has three of his nephews assisting him by driving Servbot
Borers that will appear out of the ground and try to drill you!  If
you're on the platform, they can fly out of the sand and still be able
to get you!  Just blast them away if they bother you too much.
3. After you hit the Blitzrig, or if you get upon the platform its on,
Teisel will use the gold statue as a shield.  DON'T fire upon the statue
too many times, or you'll destroy it.
4. (<1/4 energy) Teisel will start firing energy rings at you in pairs.
These are not hard to avoid either.
5. If the statue is destroyed, Teisel will resort to an entirely
different attack which replaces all the others.  The Blitzrig will go
into the sand, move around under it, and then leap out of the sand to
try to get you!  Teisel can also come out and fire a drill-like missle
at you.

HOW TO DEFEAT THE BLITZRIG:
If you are trying to save the statue, just be patient and fire whenever
you can, and ceasefire immediately when you see Teisel shield himself.
If the Servbot Borers are harassing you, then try to shoot them while
they're in front of the Blitzrig.  If you can destroy all three and
knock the Servbots out, then they won't come back as long as you keep
the three scorched Servbots in your sight.  You may find it easier just
to intentionally destroy the statue and get him that way (by firing when
he flies out).  That is, if you don't mind paying 5000z later for its
replacement.


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

ZENNY:
1. 1800z
2. 3000z
3. 1000z
TOTAL: 5800z



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16. Third Key Ruins: Saul Kada (Fire) Ruins:
============================================

Walkthrough
===========
ITEM CONTROL PANEL:
Luckily, the layout of this ruin is not nearly as complex as the Second
Key Ruins, but of course don't think that these ruins are not without
their dangers.  Upon entering, you should take the eastern door (in
fact, that's the only way you can go right now).  You'll be in a hallway
with four Person Reaverbots (in these ruins, if you hit one, ALL of the
ones in that room activate!).  After turning a couple of corners, look
for a door to your right.  You'll go down a short hallway and a empty
(for now) room.  Then you will find a room with the Elevator Control
Panel in the center and the Item Control Panel to your right.

FIND FLOOR B3:
Leave and you'll find in the formerly empty room six Person Reaverbots
(two against each wall, and two guarding the exit).  Make your way back
out to the main hallway and go east to the Elevator to floor B2.  You
now be in another long hallway where you'll find the gigantic Boss of
the ruins in the windows.  DON'T let it see you, or it will try to get
you!  Just keep moving and you'll find four Flying Bomb Reaverbots along
with two Shield Reaverbots.  Then take the Elevator down to floor B3,
which is where most of your work here will be done.

BOSS' LAIR:
Upon arriving, you'll find Data where you should recharge and save.  Be
sure to have your Asbestos Shoes equipped for the remainder of these
ruins.  Enter and you'll find the Dinosaur Reaverbot, the Boss of the
Third Key Ruins.  Already, you say?  Well, the problem is that as long
as the lava is inside the room, the Boss cannot be defeated since it can
refuel itself.  At this stage, the Dinosaur Reaverbot can only crush you
with its head (and create a shockwave) and even send red lava chunks
from the ceiling.  There's only one way out (the north and southwest
doors must have their A Locks opened), and that's through the southeast
door.

A LOCK & MAP CONTROL PANELS:
You'll see a door flanked by two unlit torches; you must have both the B
and C Locks opened before you can enter this door, so ignore it for now.
Continue down the hallway until you find yourself in a lava filled room
with platforms.  First take the northern door where you'll find a
Control Panel blocked by twin flame jets.  Just shoot your Buster
through those jets to destroy the Control Panel, and you'll be able to
disable the flame jets.  On the other side are two Treasure Boxes; the
left one has the Autofire Unit Omega and the right one has the
Mechanical Notes #5.  Now go back to the room with the lava and
platforms and take the east door.  After going down a short hallway,
you'll find yourself in another lava filled room with six Dragon
Reaverbots that can pop out of the lava and shoot yellow energy balls at
you!  Since they won't give you anything for their defeat, it's best to
just ignore them and continue south to the next room.  Here you'll find
the A Lock Control Panel and the Map Control Panel.  Activate both and
leave.

B LOCK CONTROL PANEL:
Now the lava filled room will have two Caterpillar Reaverbots guarding
the way out, and once they fall from the ceiling, watch out for their
fiery breath!  Upon firing upon them, they'll turn into Butterfly
Reaverbots that can fly around, but won't shoot fire.  Upon arriving
back at the room with the lava and platforms, you'll find four Butterfly
Reaverbots and also watch for the Dragon Reaverbot that is now just
jumping in and out of the lava.  Not much of a threat, but you should
know about it anyway.  Once you're back inside the room with the
Dinosaur Reaverbot (remember, Data is just behind the northwest door if
you need him).  Enter the north door to find another large lava filled
room with four Dragon Reaverbots.  Make your way to the southwest door
where you'll find a room with the B Lock Control Panel.

C LOCK CONTROL PANEL:
Go back to the room with the Dinosaur Reaverbot and take the southwest
door (you can recharge and save with Data at the northwest door first if
you need to). After a short hallway, you'll be in another room with lava
and platforms, along with four Butterfly Reaverbots and a Shield
Reaverbot.  Take them out and continue on through the west door.  Here
you'll encounter the first of several of the very annoying Vaccum
Reaverbots.  Take the first door to your left where you'll find three
Treasure Boxes with 15,000z inside the left one and the Mechanical Notes
#4 inside the right one.  The center one is a Fake Treasure Box, but it
will spit out zenny upon activation!  Approach it again and it'll fire a
few bombs, and try to open it again for more zenny, and so on.  Defeat
it if you'd like and leave.  Now make your way north to find another
room with six Bouncing Ball Reaverbot and two Shield Reaverbots guarding
the northern door.  Take them out and go through the northern door to
activate the C Lock Control Panel.

FIND TRON & BON:
Upon leaving, you'll find three Caterpillar Reaverbots (again, they'll
turn into Butterfly Reaverbots if you attack them).  Defeat them and
you'll soon be back in the room with the lava and platforms, this time
with a Shield Reaverbot and four Dragon Reaverbots.  You'll soon be back
inside the Dinosaur Reaverbot's lair, and this time, BE SURE to recharge
and save with Data behind the northwest door.  Now take the southeast
door where you'll notice that the door to your right has both torches
lit.  That means both of its B and C Locks are open, and you can go
inside.

TEAM UP WITH THE BONNES:
You'll find Tron in her Gustaff along with Bon.  After the very
hilarious cutscene, approach them again and agree to help them knock the
rock into the lava pit.  To do this, shoot the Bouncing Ball Reaverbots
enough to knock them over, but try not to destroy them.  When they are
knocked over, you can either pick it up and throw it at the rock
yourself or let Tron or Bon pick them up and throw them.  DON'T shoot at
Tron or Bon, because if you shoot at them (or throw Reaverbots at them)
too many times, they'll start throwing the Reaverbots at YOU!  Once the
rock has been knocked into the lava pit, the lava flow will stop and you
can now go back and defeat the Dinosaur Reaverbot.


THIRD KEY BOSS
==============
DINOSAUR REAVERBOT:
Now that the lava's been cut off, the Dinosaur Reaverbot can finally be
beaten.  Don't forget that now you no longer have to worry about any
lava.  After all, the Reaverbot and its attacks are bad enough!

ATTACKS:
1. Of course, the Boss can still use its head to slam the ground and try
to crush you, along with a shockwave.  Just stay out the way and avoid
the shockwave like all the others.
2. About a dozen or so blue energy rings will fly around the Reaverbot
that can also hurt you.  You can either move to avoid them or shoot them
down; it's up to you.
3. Don't get too close to the front of the Reaverbot, or else he might
swat you away like an annoying insect!
4. Also be on the look out for it's gigantic fiery breath.  You'll know
this is coming when the Reaverbot leans back a little, but not nearly as
far as it does when it does it's crushing attack.
5. Be on the look out also for a few stray lava rocks from the ceiling,
but they won't come nearly as often as they did before.
6. (<1/3 energy) The Boss can also shoot small fireballs at you.

HOW TO DEFEAT THE DINOSAUR REAVERBOT:
You can only hurt the Dinosaur Reaverbot by shooting at its head.  There
are basically two ways you can defeat this Boss.  You can either use the
usual circle and fire technique, or you can get underneath the Boss and
keep pumping your Buster at its head.  Upon defeating the Boss, you will
win the First Floor Key.


Walkthrough (continued)
=======================
THIRD KEY:
With the First Floor Key in hand, go back through the northwest door
where you can recharge and save with Data, and then take the Elevator up
to floor B2.  You will now go down a long hallway with a trio of Flying
Bomb Reaverbots and then a Wolf Reaverbot.  Also look out for the Vacuum
Reaverbots here.  At the end of the hallway is an Elevator that will
take you back to floor B1.  Then you'll find another hallway with four
Person Reaverbots and some more Vacuum Reaverbots.  Upon reaching the
end of this hallway, you can either go south to the entrance where you
can recharge and save with Data if you'd like, or go ahead up north and
use your First Floor Key to unlock this door.  You will now be in a
gigantic lava filled room with two Chicken Missle Reaverbots and a
Flying Egg Reaverbot that can drop either a Reaverbot or zenny.  Now
take the northeast door to find three Treasure Boxes with the Soft Ball
in the left one, 24,000z in the center one, and 30,000z in the right
one.  Now come back to the lava room and take the door northwest where
you'll find the Third Key, but then Bon steals it!  So take the path
west and after taking out three Butterfly Reaverbots, enter the next
door to take on Tron Bonne a second time.


Bonne Boss
==========
GUSTAFF (Tron):
Back from the MOTB game, Tron's Gustaff is here to battle you in an
absoulte classic battle.  Unlike the Gustaff in MOTB however, this
Gustaff can float in the air instead of having to walk.

ATTACKS:
1. Tron can fire her Gatling Gun at you, which should be dealt with just
like any other machine gun weapon.
2. She can also fire her Bonne Bazooka at you, which can start a big
ground fire upon hitting the ground.
3. The Gustaff also has a flamethrower that can also do a fair amount of
damage, even with the Flame Barrier.
4. Tron can also protect herself with a shield.
5. Tron also has a couple of her kids with her, that will always stay
close to Tron, and throw bombs three at at time at you.  However...
6. The last trick up Tron's sleeve is that occassionaly she'll move to
the center of the room and try to aim her Beacon Bomb at you.  If it
catches you, the Servbots will start to chase you and try to chuck bombs
at you from up close, which makes it harder to avoid them once you get
hit.

HOW TO DEFEAT THE GUSTAFF:
It is best to not only lock-on, circle, and fire like most other bosses,
but try to circle away from her shield so it doesn't block your shots.
You may also want to leap and try to hit Tron from the top to get over
the shield.  If the Servbots get on your nerves, you can shoot them down
and knock them out for awhile (thus making Tron's Beacon Bomb useless).
If you do, you can even pick them up and throw them at their mommy!
It's very difficult and probably not worth the effort (since it doesn't
do a lot of damage), but it is a neat, if not downright mean, trick.


Walkthrough (continued)</pre><pre id="faqspan-3">
=======================
After defeating Tron and after another hilarious cutscene, head back
through the door south to find yourself back where the Third Key was,
only that it's gone!  So you must go back south to the large lava room
where you'll find Bon trying to get away with the Third Key!


Bonne Boss
==========
BON BONNE:
Bon Bonne represents the last thing standing between you and the Third
Key.  You must defeat him before he gets away!

ATTACKS:
1. At first, Bon will simply drift through the lava room to the other
door south and try to escape with the Key.  If you fire upon him,
however...
2. If Bon is fired upon, he'll fire his hands at you like heat seeking
missles.  These are quite difficult to avoid, but it can be done.
3. Bon can also use it's head like a drill and chase after you!

HOW TO DEFEAT BON BONNE:
There are two different ways you can do this battle.  You can either
take out Bon and get the Third Key that way, or you can let him get to
the southern door, where Bon will throw the Third Key into the lava
before leaving.  If that happens, you must find the Third Key in the
lava.  Once the Third Key appears out of the lava, you only have a few
seconds before it goes back down and reappears in another random
location.  You can lock onto the Third Key, even if its in the lava,
which is quite helpful.  Finally, remember that even without the
Asbestos Shoes, the lava itself cannot kill you, so feel free to keep
trying to get the Key without worry.


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

SPECIAL WEAPON PARTS:
1. Mechanical Notes #5 (Shield Notes)
2. Mechanical Notes #4 (Beamblade Notes)
3. Soft Ball

BUSTER PART:
1. Autofire Unit Omega

ZENNY:
1. 15,000z
2. 24,000z
3. 30,000z
TOTAL: 69,000z



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17. Yosyonke City at Calinca Island:
====================================

Walkthrough
===========
Upon landing on Yosyonke and entering town, look to your right where
you'll notice Roll standing next to a train that looks a lot like the
Spotter's Car from the first Legends game.  Now go to the Condominum and
ask the Doctor if you can visit Room 102; Joe's Room.  Talk with Joe
(who's still recovering from his injuries) and he'll give you the Train
Key.  Now go back to Roll who's at the Train and tell her that Joe gave
you the Train Key for it.  When you're ready, say "Let's Go!" and face
both Glyde and the Bonnes for the last time.


Boss (Part 1):
==============
GOMOCHA (Glyde Car):
Now the Bonnes and Glyde have teamed up to build the Gomocha train to
try to take over Yosyonke.  First, you must defeat Glyde and his car.

ATTACKS:
1. In the very back of the Glyde Car are three cannons that fire bombs.
You can shoot the bombs off with your Buster as well as the cannons
themselves.  Shooting this section off will knock out about 40% of the
Glyde's Car energy.
2. Watch out also for the twin machine guns on top of the Glyde Car.
You can also destroy the front machine gun itself, but not the back one.
These machine guns are primarily targeted at you rather than the Train.
3. (<1/2 energy) Now Glyde will fire a huge blue laser that can move
left and right.

HOW TO DEFEAT GLYDE CAR:
Simply concentrate on destroying the back cannons first, and then
destroy the middle section.  This is not a hard battle as long as you're
quick about it and can avoid the attacks.


Boss (Part 2):
==============
GOMOCHA:
At last, the Bonnes have an excuse to end their unwitting alliance with
Glyde, and now decide to take you on themselves in their last stand of
this game!  Instead of listing the attacks and then how to defeat this
boss as usual, I will list the three phases of this battle, which
include both the attacks and how to win all three phases.

PARTS:
1. For the first phase of this battle, Servbot Kamikaze Missles (Awww,
how cute...) will be launched at you.  Since none of your weapons can
reach the Gomocha, you must catch the missles and throw them back.  The
missles must come towards you straight on for you to catch them.  If
they come in at a sharp angle, you won't be able to catch them, so just
shoot those down.  Just hold down the button for your Lifter and you'll
catch the missle.  Then lock-on to the Gomoncha and throw it back!  Do
this five times and you'll be ready for the second phase of this battle.
2. (<2/3 energy) Now you are within range of the Gomocha for you to
shoot at it's middle section (its weak spot).  Watch out for the top
cannon which will shoot red energy balls aimed primarily at your Train.
If you lock-on at this weapon and fire at it quickly enough, you may be
able to disable the fireball before it can be launched.  As for the
middle section, watch out for the Servbots which will come out two at a
time to throw bombs which are also meant for the Train.  You cannot
knock them off until the middle section of the Train has been throughly
toasted.
3. (<1/3 energy) Now you're primary target is Bon Bonne, who is the
driving the Gomoncha.  The Servbots will still come two at a time to
throw bombs, but now they can easily be shot off the Gomoncha.  Shoot
them off and fire at Bon, then shoot the Servbots off when they come
back, then fire at Bon, and repeat until defeated.  Not hard.


Walkthrough (continued)
=======================
After defeating the Gomocha, be sure to go past the Train Station (where
your Train was parked) and look to your right for a Treasure Box with
the Spike Chip.  Take this back to Roll and have her make the Cleated
Shoes for you!  You'll definetly need them for the Fourth Key Ruins.
Now go back to the Church where you'll find that the Priest has now
opened the Fourth Key Ruins.  Data is also here so be sure to recharge
and save before entering.


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

BODY PART:
1. Spike Chip



==========================================
18. Fourth Key Ruins: Calinca (Ice) Ruins:
==========================================

Walkthrough
===========
ITEM CONTROL PANEL:
Upon entering, check the Treasure Box in this room for 8000z.  Now shoot
through the ice floor with your Buster.  This will shatter and elimate
the ice panels for five seconds before reappearing.  Drop down and enter
through the east door.  You'll enter a long hallway and find a Thief
Reaverbot run off.  At the middle of this hallway, you must shatter the
ice off a Rotating Ice Blade before you can pass.  At the end of this
hallway are a pair of Shield Reaverbots that can shoot blue fire.  Your
Flame Barrier will NOT protect you from this kind of fire, so be
careful.  Enter the next door to find yourself in a large room with a
pair of Mammoth Reaverbots and a pair of Thief Reaverbots.  Defeat the
Mammoth Reaverbots and quickly collect the zenny before the Thief
Reaverbots take it for themselves.  There are three ways you can go in
this room.  First, take the east door to find the Item Control Panel.

BLUE & RED BARRIER CONTROL PANELS:
Upon returning to the large room, the Mammoth Reaverbots will come back,
so be careful.  Now jump on to the platform in front of the northwest
door (where you first came in), and jump onto the weak red panels to
reach the west door where you'll find a Treasure Box with the Laser
Manual.  This will awaken four Blue Reaverbots that can shoot small
bombs and can catch you on blue fire if you touch them, so be careful.
After leaving, head for the next red platforms in the southwest corner
of the room and quickly cross them.  Then jump to another row of red
platforms and cross those to reach the northeast door.  There you will
find both the Blue Barrier and Red Barrier Control Panels, both of which
require their respective Keys.

BLUE BARRIER KEY:
Leave that room and drop back down to find the southern door.  Enter and
head left to find a Blue Reaverbot.  Turn the corner to find two more
Blue Reaverbots and a pair of Shield Reaverbots.  Defeat them and check
the hallway to your left (or south on your map).  Take another turn left
(or east on your map) to find 30,000z inside the Treasure Box.  Now go
back to where the Shield Reaverbots were and shoot through the ice
section of the ceiling.  Cross the red panels by shooting the ice off of
the pair of Spinning Ice Blades.  Upon reaching the next door, you'll
find the Blue Barrier along with a Treasure Box with the Blue Barrier
Key!

ACTIVATE BLUE BARRIER CONTROL PANEL:
Now you must go back to where the Barrier Control Panels are.  Upon
going back to the previous room, you find the Spinning Ice Blade gone,
but upon dropping down to the bottom level, you'll find a Mammoth
Reaverbot guarding the way back to the large room.  Defeat it and enter
the door to find yourself back in the large room where you must make
your way back to the top of the room where you can reach the northeast
door.  Activate the Blue Barrier Control Panel to elimate the Blue
Barrier.

MAP CONTROL PANEL:
Now make your way back to where the Blue Barrier was and take out the
pair of Shield Reaverbots below.  Enter the door they were guarding to
find the Elevator to floor B2.  The door here leads to a hallway with a
Thief Reaverbot and a Walking Reaverbot.  The next door at the other end
of this hallway will take you to another row of red panels.  If you fall
through, you'll have to defeat the trio of Blue Reaverbots below.  The
southeast corner of this square hallway has a Fake Treasure Box.  Now
make your way north where you'll find the next door guarded by another
Blue Reaverbot and a giant Purple Reaverbot (which can fire up to 12
little ones).  In the next room, look for and shatter the ice panel and
climb your way up to the next door.  Enter to find another large room
with another Red Barrier and a couple of Green Crab Reaverbots.  Now
enter the east door here to find and activate the Map Control Panel.

RED BARRIER KEY:
Now go back to the large room and take the northern door.  You find a
couple of ice walls which must be shattered with your Buster, along with
five Blue Reaverbots and a Purple Reaverbot.  The other end of this
hallway leads to a room with 10,000z inside the Treasure Box.  Defeat
the awakened trio of Blue Reaverbots WITHOUT locking-on, or else you
might shatter the ice panel in the ceiling releasing the Thief
Reaverbot.  After defeating the Blue Reaverbots, then shatter the ice
panel in the ceiling to climb up and find the next door.  Here you must
go down a hall way with a pair of Walking Reaverbots, then another
Walking Reaverbot, and then to a Purple Reaverbot.  Defeat them all and
upon shattering the ice panel ahead, you'll find two doors, with a
Purple Reaverbot guarding the east door and a Thief Reaverbot.  After
defeating the Purple Reaverbot, enter the east door to find the Red
Barrier Key!

ACTIVATE RED BARRIER CONTROL PANEL:
Now leave that room and take the north door.  Now, you can climb the red
panels and columms ahead to the northeast door that will take you to
floor B4 if you'd like, or you can go back to the room with the Red
Control Panel.  To do that, take the southern door and go back to the
square hallway.  Look for the ice panel in the ceiling northwest of this
square hallway.  Climb up and cross the red panels (watch out for the
pair of Spinning Ice Blades).  At the other end is a door that leads to
a small hallway with a Walking Reaverbot and a Thief Reaverbot.  The
other end of this hallway has the Elevator that will take you back to
floor B1.  Upon reaching floor B1, watch out for the pair of Shield
Reaverbots right in front of you!  Go through the hole in the ceiling
(where the Blue Barrier was) and you'll be back at another row of red
panels.  Just drop down and make your way north to the next door, but
look out for the Mammoth Reaverbot.  Now you're back in the room with
two Mammoth Reaverbots and two Thief Reaverbots.  Now make your way to
the northeast door at the top of this room to activate the Red Barrier.

USE THREE REAVERBOTS TO UNLOCK THREE DOORS:
Now drop through where the Red Barrier was to find yourself back at
floor B2.  Drop through the hole here where the Red Barrier was (marked
as a green square on your map) to reach the one room floor B3.  Open the
Treasure Box here to find the Shield Generator!  Now shatter the ice
panel in the floor to reach floor B4.  Here you will find three
invincible Red Mammoth Reaverbots and three large square holes in the
ground.  There are also three locked doors in this room: the northern
orange one, the eastern green one, and the southern purple one.  To
unlock these doors, you must lure each Red Mammoth Reaverbot into the
northwest, northeast, and southeast square holes, respectively.  To do
so, you must stand in front of a hole while one of the Reaverbots is
close.  Once it sees you and attacks you, leap out of the way JUST
BEFORE the Reaverbot hits you (leaping over the whole behind you works
best) so the Reaverbot will fall into the hole and unlock that door.

FIND FLOOR B5:
Once all three doors have been unlocked, check the southern purple door
for the Turbo Charger Omega inside the Treasure Box (watch out for the
pair of Cricket Reaverbots first).  Next, check the northern orange door
to find 50,000z inside the Treasure Box.  Finally, go through the
eastern green door to find Data and the Elevator that leads to floor B5.
Recharge and save before heading down to floor B5.

FOURTH KEY:
Upon arriving, you be in a gigantic room with three Key Reaverbots and a
Giant Chicken Missle Reaverbot, along with Blue Reaverbots that can pop
out of the ground in groups.  First and foremost, take out the Giant
Chicken Missle Reaverbot.  Then go after each of the three Key
Reaverbots.  The best way to get them is to keep locked-on to one, and
keep firing at it until it gets knocked down.  Then KEEP locked-on to it
and move quickly to pick it up before it can run off again.  Or, you can
try to sneak behind one and catch it that way.  Just watch out for the
Blue Reaverbots.  If a group appears, just leap over the group while
keeping locked-on to the Key you're chasing.  If your energy gets too
low, you can retreat to the Elevator northwest where you can go back to
Data to recharge and save.  Upon returning, any Keys you caught will
remain caught, but the Giant Chicken Missle Reaverbot and the Blue
Reaverbots will return.  Be sure to recharge and save especially after
collecting all three Last Room Keys (I mean, do you really want to go
through all that again?).  Now go back to the southern door and unlock
it (you must have all three Last Room Keys).  You'll find the Boss here,
but ignore it for now.  If you attack it now, it will move faster, and
you can shoot it more and knock it out, but it won't really do any good.
Just go into the next room to find the Fourth Key!  Unfortunatley, you
must now go back and defeat the Boss before you can claim the Key for
your own.


FOURTH KEY BOSS
===============
BLOB REAVERBOT:
This time, you actually fight this boss at the end of the ruins instead
of in the middle of the ruins like the last two main ruins.  This is a
tough battle, but having your Cleated Shoes equipped and knowing what to
do will help you win.

ATTACKS:
1. At first, the Reaverbot will simply move around slowly, but sometimes
will rise up and spread itself across a wide area.  When it changes
color and begins to rise up, be sure to get as far away as you can to
avoid it!
2. If green platforms appear in the room, get on them IMMEDIATELY!
After the Reaverbot leaps and lands on the floor, the floor will start
flashing.  If you touch the floor while its flashing, you'll catch on
blue fire, so be careful not to fall off!
3. While the green platforms are in place, the Reaverbot will shoot
large globs at you.  Be sure to keep locked on and circle the Reaverbot
while staying on the platforms so you don't get knocked off!
4. (<1/4 energy) Now the Reaverbot's head will turn red and chase after
you very quickly!  Sometimes, however, it will turn dark and spread
itself out with its head laid back.  This is your chance to finish it
off!  Blast it as much as you can before it gets back up and starts
chasing you around again!

HOW TO DEFEAT THE BLOB REAVERBOT:
It is important to remember that you can only hurt the Blob Reaverbot
while it has bright colors.  Also, be sure to have your Cleated Shoes on
so you don't slip off the platforms.  If it has the darker colors (which
means it's getting ready to unleash one of its attacks), it's
invincible, so don't even bother firing at it.  During the final phase
of the battle (when the Reaverbot's head turns red and chases after you
at very high speed), concentrate on running as fast you can away from
the Reaverbot (use your Jet Skates if you need to) until it turns dark
and spreads itself out.  This is your chance to finish it off.  Once the
Boss is defeated, you will then be able to take the Fourth Key back to
Bluecher.


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

SPECIAL WEAPON PARTS:
1. Laser Manual
2. Shield Generator

BUSTER PART:
1. Turbo Charger Omega

ZENNY:
1. 8000z
2. 30,000z
3. 10,000z
3. 50,000z
TOTAL: 98,000z



============
19. Elysium:
============

Walkthrough
===========
After delivering the Fourth and final Key to Bluecher, the Ancients
(Sera and Geetz) will sense the Keys being together and take over the
ship!  You soon learn that Sera has stolen the Keys to execute the
Carbon Reintialization Program, which will wipe out all the people of
not just an island like in the first Legends game, but the entire world!
You must now go to the main deck of the Sulphur-Bottom to stop Sera's
assistant, Geetz.


Boss
====
GEETZ:
Since Gatts has failed to defeat Geetz, it's up to you to defeat Geetz
so that you can go to Elysium and stop Sera from executing the Carbon
Reinitialization Program!

ATTACKS:
1. First, Geetz will simply swoop down and try to ram you with his
plane.  Just move quickly out of the way.
2. Sometimes Geetz will swoop down and fire several purple fireballs.
Move quickly to avoid them.
3. Geetz can also turn red and as he swoops down, can create several
explosions.  Follow Teisel's advice and get out of the way as fast as
you can!
4. (<1/2 energy) Geetz will get so tired of the Bonnes cheering MegaMan
on, he'll shoot their Drache out of the sky!  Then Geetz will resume his
normal attacks at you.
5. (<1/4 energy) Geetz will start smoking and will be forced to land.
Then his main attack will be his long fiery breath!  Also, don't get too
close to Geetz's backside, or he'll whap you with his tail!

HOW TO DEFEAT GEETZ:
While Geetz is flying, you should keep him locked-on and wait until he
starts charging towards you.  Then, get as many shots in as you can
while still being quick enough to avoid any attacks.  When Geetz is
forced to land, finish him off by circling and firing at him while
avoiding his fiery breath and long tail.


Walkthrough (continued)
=======================
ENTERING ELYSIUM:
After defeating Geetz, go to Calbania Island where you'll find Yuna,
along with Gatts (inside the ship) in front of what's left of the
Birdbot Fortress.  Talk to Yuna so you can go to Elysium.  Once there,
you can talk to Yuna again if you need to go back to Terra.  Data is
also here at Elysium as well.

FIRST GRAVITY CONTROL PANEL:
Upon arrving at Elysium, check the Treasure Box in the northwest corner
of the room for the Green Eye.  After recharging and saving with Data,
take the Elevator down to the Defense Area.  Since Roll is much too far
away to be your Spotter, Yuna will take over the Spotter duties for you,
since she knows Elysium like the back of her hand!  After going down the
hallway past an automatic door, you find a Four Fist Reaverbot guarding
a second automatic door.  Defeat it and proceed to the next room, where
you'll find a weak floor that Sera says will break if the gravity is
increased.  Upon entering the next door and turning the corner, you'll
find a Gravity Gate that will instantly increase the gravity upon
passing it.  After defeating the two Fire Reaverbots there (which were
deployed from the Carrier Reaverbot up ahead), go back to the previous
room (the one with the weak floor) and the higher gravity should shatter
it once you stand on it.  You'll find the First Gravity Control Panel
there flanked by two Treasure Boxes, with the Energizer Pack Omega
inside the left one and 40,000z inside the right one.  Now use the First
Gravity Control Panel to decrease the gravity to get out.

SECOND GRAVITY CONTROL PANEL:
Now go back north past the Gravity Gate and defeat the Carrier
Reaverbot.  Continue through the next door to find an room with
electrifed sections of the floor (so get your Hover Shoes ready) along
with three GuruGurus and some Vacuum Reaverbots.  The eastern door here
has the Second Gravity Control Panel, and the western door is where you
proceed.

THIRD GRAVITY & ITEM CONTROL PANEL:
This room is exactly like the previous room, except the panels are
Buster Leak panels, and no equipment can protect you from those.  Defeat
the GuruGurus and proceed through the southern door.  Go south down the
hallway past a Gravity Gate and down a large room.  Defeat the Four Fist
Reaverbot ahead and proceed east to a square hallway with three
GuruGurus and a Gravity Gate up north.  You'll find three ways to go:
north, east, and south.  First, go east and after defeating the two
Giant Spider Reaverbots (watch out for their red bubbles), take the east
door where you'll find the Third Gravity Control Panel and the Item
Control Panel.

FOURTH GRAVITY CONTROL PANEL:
Now go back to the square hallway and take the southern door and after
going past a short hallway, use the lower gravity to reach the Treasure
Box inside the high enclosed area to collect the Booster Pack Omega.
Take the door west down the hallway to find the Fourth Gravity Control
Panel.  Now go back to the square hallway and take the north door.
There you'll find a Four Fist Reaverbot guarding an automatic door.
Defeat it along with a Walking Reaverbot up ahead and take the Elevator
down to floor B1.

FIFTH GRAVITY CONTROL PANEL:
After going south down a hallway, you find a room with four lava panels
(so have your Asbestos Shoes ready) along with two Butterfly Reaverbots
and some Vacuum Reaverbots.  Take out the Butterfly Reaverbots and
continue south to another square hallway.  There you will find two
Carrier Reaverbots; one in the southeast corner and one in the northwest
corner.  Defeat them and their Fire Reaverbots and continue on through
the west door.  There you will find a small room with two ways to go,
north and west.  First go west where you'll find a room with four more
Carrier Reaverbots; one on each corner.  Defeat them and continue west
where you'll find two Treasure Boxes, with a Sniper Unit Omega inside
the right one.  The left one is a Fake Treasure Box.  Now go back to the
small room (the one you entered right after the last square hallway) and
go north.  After going through one automatic door, you'll find a door to
your left.  The room only has two Spider Reaverbots, so it's probably
best to ignore it.  So continue north through the other automatic door.
Soon you'll turn the corner west and go past a Gravity Gate and meet up
with another pair of Carrier Reaverbots.  Defeat them and continue west
to find another room with a weak floor and two ways to go, north and
west.  First, use the high gravity to smash the floor panels.  Collect
the 36,000z inside the Treasure Box below and use the Fifth Gravity
Control Panel here to increase the gravity so you can get out as well as
unlock the north door.

SIXTH GRAVITY & MAP CONTROL PANEL:
Now go through the north door where you'll find two more Spider
Reaverbots.  After defeating them, take the east door and use the low
gravity to leap inside the enclosed area to collect the 10,000z inside
the Treasure Box.  Now take the next door east to find the Map Control
Panel and the Sixth Gravity Control Panel.  Now go back to where the
Fifth Gravity Control Panel was and take the west door.

GIANT REFRACTOR:
After passing a large room and a Gravity Gate, look to your left to find
a door just before an automatic door.  Take this door where you'll go
past a large room before finding a Treasure Box with the all important
Giant Refractor!  Now leave and continue south down the hallway, and
after going past the automatic door, you'll find two more Four Fist
Reaverbots, each guarding the final two automatic doors.  Defeat them
and take the Elevator to the Side Area.


Side Area Walkthrough
=====================
ACTIVATE ELEVATOR WITH GIANT REFRACTOR:
Here, you can only walk through the rainbow colored doors.  The layout
may seem confusing at first, but check your map and it will make sense.
From the Elevator, go east and then south (to the southernmost island
here) to find the Accessory Pack Alpha inside the Treasure Box.  Now go
north and then west back to where the Elevator was.  From there, go
north twice, then east twice, and south once.  From here you'll find two
ways to go, west and east.  First go east to find a Treasure Box
containing 60,000z.  Then go back west and then west again to reach the
center area.  There you will find a building with Data and the Elevator
to the Mother Zone, as well as an Elevator up north.  Use the Giant
Refractor to activate this Elevator, and now you'll have a shortcut
between the Shutte Bay and Center Area!


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

SPECIAL WEAPONS PART:
1. Green Eye

BUSTER PARTS:
1. Energizer Pack Alpha
2. Booster Pack Alpha
3. Sniper Unit Alpha
4. Accesory Pack Alpha

ZENNY:
1. 40,000z
2. 10,000z
3. 36,000z
4. 60,000z
(from Mother Zone):
5. 100,000z
6. 150,000z
TOTAL: 396,000z



================
20. Mother Zone:
================
FIGHT ALL FOUR BOSSES AGAIN:
Inside this Center Area, you can recharge and save with Data, and then
take the Elevator to the Mother Zone.  A time honored tradition from the
Classic and X Series of MegaMan games is to fight the eight bosses again
before facing the Final Boss, and here Capcom has decided to do the same
here!  That's right, you'll have to refight the four bosses from the
main ruins here!  Unless otherwise stated, they are just like before,
except now you should have a more powerful Buster, so that will
certainly be to your advantage.  Also remember that once each boss is
defeated, it will remain defeated for good, so after defeating one, feel
free to come back to the entrance so you can recharge and save.

FIND THE LIBRARY:
You will first face the Frog Reaverbot from the First Key Ruins.  After
defeating it (the other obstacles, such as the Spinning Blades, will
remain until you leave), you'll come across a Treasure Box with
100,000z.  Next you will face the Blob Reaverbot from the Fourth Key
Ruins.  After that comes the Squid Reaverbots from the Second Key Ruins.
This time, however, there is no water, but the gravity is higher so you
won't be able to jump very high.  This is also the only one of the four
bosses that will leave zenny behind after defeating each of the three
Squid Reaverbots.  After taking that boss out, you'll find another
Treasure Box with 150,000z inside.  Finally, you'll face the Dinosaur
Reaverbot from the Third Key Ruins.  After that, you'll finally reach
the Library, where you'll find the four Keys to the Mother Lode, and of
course, Data.  Upon trying to enter, Yuna will tell you that she can't
help you anymore.  Don't forget that even from here, you can still go
back up and back to Terra if there's anything you've missed.  Once you
are sure you're ready, enter and face the Final Boss!


FINAL BOSS (PART 1)
===================
SERA (Part 1):
Well, this is it!  This is the very last Boss of this game (with a two
part battle, of course), and you must defeat Sera in order to stop the
Carbon Reinitialization Program and save the world.

ATTACKS:
(Sera will disappear and reappear in between all attacks)
1. (Ready?) Sera will be engulfed in a huge red fireball and try to
charge at you, just like Juno from the first Legends game.  Deal with
this attack just like you did Juno.
2. (Hah!) Sera will first use a blue mist, and then have five green
crystal daggers appear, and they will come down on you one at a time
very quickly.  Move very quickly to avoid them.
3. (Well, Trigger?) Sera will fire two sets of several yellow energy
explosives that will come after you very quickly.  These are especially
difficult to avoid if you're close to Sera.  The best way to avoid these
is to wait until they are very close before leaping out of the way since
they go wherever you were when they were fired.
4. (How's this!?) Sera's most devastating attack will be unleashed when
the room turns red.  She'll increase the gravity in the room, fire
several explosive diamond blocks, and then slam her body into the ground
to create a shockwave.  Since you cannot jump very high with the high
gravity, it takes almost perfect timing to avoid the shockwave.

HOW TO DEFEAT SERA (Part 1):
Essentially you should defeat Sera the same way you defeated Juno in the
first Legends game, while avoiding the above attacks as instructed.  As
in the first game, the Shining Laser will provide a much easier victory,
especially if it's Attack rating has been upgraded to at least Level 2.
And it works GREAT for the explosive diamond blocks; just lock-on and
fire, and they'll be all gone in seconds!


FINAL BOSS (PART 2)
===================
SERA (Part 2):
Well, you saw it coming, right?  After defeating Sera's first form,
she'll reappear in a new gigantic butterfly-like battle body in a very
mysterious battle arena.  Hopefully you'll still have plenty of extra
energy in your Energy Canteen and other energy recharging Items, such as
the Picnic Lunch or Fried Chicken.  You'll need them!

ATTACKS:
1. (What's the matter?) Sera will fire a big searching yellow laser that
can take off three or five units of energy with Kelvar Armor!  Ouch!
All other attacks will take off two units of energy with Kelvar Armor.
2. (Gotcha!) Sera will fire 14 blue lasers from underneath her body
while moving.  You definetly do not want to get caught in the lasers.
3. (Feel my power!) Sera will smash her gigantic arms into the ground to
create a pink shockwave.  This time, you must not only leap, but also
get in between the spaces of the shockwaves to avoid the attack
successfully.
4. (Let's find out!) Sera will set glowing yellow spots on the ground,
and then big rocks will come crashing down wherever you are.  Moving
quickly is the best way to avoid them.
5. (<1/2 energy; Hmm!) Sera's most devastating attack this time is to
fire a magnetized black hole that will move around the arena trying to
pull you in.  If it catches you, it will be very hard to see and move
while Sera unleashes her other attacks.  You must jump to escape the
black hole; just running won't do.

HOW TO DEFEAT SERA (Part 2):
This form of Sera isn't that much harder, the attacks are just very
different.  She's a much bigger target now, so just like the second form
of Juno from the first Legends game, use that fact to your advantage.
Again, the Shining Laser will make your job much easier in this battle.
Defeat Sera this time and you win the game!



===========================
21. Licenses and Sub-Ruins:
===========================

License Tests
=============
You start out with a Class B License when playing on Normal Mode, which
will allow you access to only the Class B Sub-Ruins.  If you'd like to
explore the other two Sub-Ruins, you must take and pass the License
Tests to win higher level licenses.  To pass, you must eliminate every
enemy inside every room inside the Test Ruins, using only a five unit
Energy Meter and the Buster Parts issued to you.  You have three minutes
to complete the Class A License Test and five minutes to complete the
Class S License Test (the clock starts when you enter the first door).
If you run out of time, run out of energy, or voluntairly quit the test,
you fail.  If you can complete the Test Ruins within the time limit and
without running out of energy, you pass!  The Class A License Test is
relatively easy, but the Class S License Test is very, very hard.  If
you need help passing the tests, please check out Kalas' outstanding
Digger License Exam Guide FAQ at www.gamefaqs.com.


Licenses
========
CLASS C (Easy Mode only):
With this license, zenny is worth four times the normal denominations,
all three Sub-Ruins are available, all five Bionic Parts are issued for
free, and of course, the Accessory Pack Omega (all Buster ratings maxed
out) is available right from the very start.  Otherwise the same as a
Class B license.

CLASS B:
This is the license you start out with on Normal Mode.  Only the Class B
Sub-Ruins are available.

CLASS A:
With this license, enemies drop up to 1.5 times more zenny than at the
Class B level, plus bosses and other enemies have 1.5 times the defense
of the Class B level.  Class B and Class A Sub-Ruins are now available.

CLASS S:
Highest license available on Normal Mode, and issued from the very start
on Hard Mode.  With this license, enemies drop up to twice as much zenny
as the Class A level, plus bosses and other enemies now have twice the
defense of the Class B level.  All three Sub-Ruins are available.

CLASS SS (Very Hard Mode only):
With this license, zenny is worth half the normal denominations, and
non-boss enemies now have twice the defense of the Class S level.
Otherwise the same as a Class S license.


Class B Sub-Ruins Walkthrough
=============================
Upon entering, proceed north through the hallway and take out the Green
Frog Reaverbot.  Enter the door and you'll be in a large room with Three
Walking Reaverbots, along with two ways you can go; west and east.
First, go east and take out the Shield Reaverbot in the way.  Enter
north to the next room where you'll find three Green Frog Reaverbots and
several Small Snake Reaverbots.  Then go east and then go south to find
a Zenny Hole with 3000z.  Then head north to find two ways you can go;
north and west.  Take the northern door where you'll find three Green
Frog Reaverbots, two Flying Bomb Reaverbots, and two Shield Reaverbots.
Take them out and go east past where the Shield Reaverbots were to find
the Bomb Schematic inside the Treasure Box.  Now leave and take the west
path now.  After fighting several Snake Reaverbots, you'll find a dirt
wall.  If you have the Drill Arm, you can drill this away and make a
shortcut.  If not, you'll have to go back to the large room and go west
and then north to the next door.

Upon entering, you'll find two more ways to go; west and east (watch out
for the Shield Reaverbot guarding the way east).  Now go west where
you'll find a Fake Treasure Box.  Behind it is a Zenny Hole with 6500z.
From there proceed north where you'll find three Flying Bomb Reaverbots.
Ahead is another Shield Reaverbot guarding the way north, and you'll
also find two more paths, west and east.  The west path leads to a
Treasure Box with 2800z and the east path leads to another Treasure Box
with 4000z.  Now go north through the door.  There you'll find two Green
Frog Reaverbots and two paths going west.  The first one leads to a Fake
Treasure Box and the second one leads to a Treasure Box with the
Mechanical Notes #2.  Now continue north to find a large room with three
Green Frog Reaverbots and two Treasure Boxes; the left one is a Fake
Treasure Box and the right one has 2500z.  If you continue east, you'll
find the dirt wall again, which is where the two paths to the dirt wall
connect.

The path east leads to three Walking Reaverbots guarding the way to an
Elevator to floor B2.  Take the Elevator and you'll find a path that
leads to the Class B Sub-Ruins Boss, the Hammer Reaverbot from the
Abandoned Mines.  Other than the lack of pillars in the room, the Boss
is exactly the same as before and should be treated as such.  Defeat it
and you'll be able to collect the Blue Refractor B, valued at 30,000z!
Once you have it, simply make your way back to the entrance so you can
leave.


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

SPECIAL WEAPONS PARTS:
1. Bomb Schematic
2. Mechanical Notes #2 (Artillery Notes)

ZENNY:
1. 6500z
2. 2800z
3. 4000z
4. 2500z
TOTAL: 15,800z


Class A Sub-Ruins Walkthrough
=============================
Upon entering, go down the hallway where you'll find six Flying Bomb
Reaverbots and two ways you can go.  Don't bother with the path to your
right (west); it's a dead end.  So take the left path (east) instead.
There you'll find a room with three ways you can go; north, south, and
east.  First go south where at the end of the L-shaped path, you'll find
a Purple Reaverbot guarding a Zenny Hole with 3000z.  Then take the
north door to find an F-shaped path.  The first path east is a dead end
with three Flying Bomb Reaverbots, but the second path east has a Zenny
Hole with 3000z guarded by a Purple Reaverbot.  Once both the north and
south paths have been cleaned out, proceed through the east door.  This
L-shaped path has a Mammoth Reaverbot and leads to another large room
with another path going northeast and an Elevator.  This large room also
has three Flying Bomb Reaverbots and two Purple Reaverbots.  After
defeating them, check the west wall and east wall for Zenny Holes with
8000z and 5000z respectively.  Now take the Elevator to floor B2.  From
there you'll find three paths with a Treasure Box at the end of each
one.  The west one has 5000z, the east one has the Sniper Unit, and the
north one has 3000z.  After checking all three Treasure Boxes, take the
Elevator back to floor B1 and take the northeast door.

Now you'll be in another L-shaped hallway with a Walking Reaverbot.  At
the other end of this hallway is another large room with one or more
Thief Reaverbots and sometimes a Gold Reaverbot that is worth lots of
zenny if defeated.  There are also three doors you can take; north,
east, and south.  The east path is a dead end with five Flying Bomb
Reaverbots.  The north path is a T-shaped hallway with a Mammoth
Reaverbot.  Upon entering this path, check the right wall for a Zenny
Hole with 8000z.  Then go west and look along the right wall for another
Zenny Hole with 5000z.  The end of this west hallway has a Treasure Box
with the Rusty Bazooka.  Finally, the south path leads to a Mammoth
Reaverbot along with a Purple Reaverbot guarding the lair of the Boss of
the Class A Sub-Ruins.  The boss is a pair of Red Crab Reaverbots.
Defeat them and be sure to check the north and south walls for Zenny
Holes with 12,000z and 7500z respectively.  Then take the east door to
claim the Yellow Refractor A, worth 50,000z!  Then use your map to guide
your way back to the entrance to get out.


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

BUSTER PART:
1. Sniper Unit

SPECIAL WEAPONS PART:
1. Rusty Bazooka

ZENNY:
1. 3000z
2. 3000z
3. 8000z
4. 5000z
5. 5000z
6. 3000z
7. 8000z
8. 5000z
9. 12,000z
10. 7500z
TOTAL: 59,500z

Class S Sub-Ruins Walkthrough
=============================
First of all, these ruins are filled with water, so have your Hydrojets
ready.  Proceed north to find a large room with three GuruGurus.  Defeat
them and take the west door.  At the end of the hallway, you'll find two
Lobster Reaverbots.  Defeat them and check the Zenny Hole west for
25,000z.  Now leave and proceed east where you'll find two more
GuruGurus.  At the end of this hallway, you'll find a Shield Reaverbot
guarding the door west.  Defeat it and proceed.  There you will find a
short zig-zag hallway with two GuruGurus and a Shield Reaverbot.  Defeat
them and proceed north, ignoring the east path for now.  Look for a door
against the west wall to find a Treasure Box with 18,000z, along with a
pair of GuruGurus.  Leave and continue north and you'll find an Item
Hole with the Sensor around the corner.  Now go back south and take the
east path you ignored before.  Enter the east door to find a room with a
path continuing east being guarded by a Shield Reaverbot.  Then you'll
find three more GuruGurus.  Then take the east door to find a Treasure
Box with the Mechanic Notes #6.  Leave and continue north through the
northern door.  From there you'll find two more paths, west and east.
First go east where you'll find two GuruGurus and 15,000z inside the
Treasure Box.  Then leave and go west to a square hallway with a Puff
Fish Reaverbot.  Defeat it and take the north door to find the Boss of
the Class S Sub-Ruins, which are the trio of Squid Reaverbots from the
Second Key Ruins.  Defeat them just like before and then take the
northern door to collect the Red Refractor S, worth 100,000z!  Again,
use your map to guide your way back to the entrance of the ruins.


Item Review
===========
These are all the Items in this part of the game.  Did you find them
all?

SPECIAL WEAPONS PARTS:
1. Sensor
2. Mechanical Notes #6 (Autofire Notes)

ZENNY:
1. 25,000z
2. 18,000z
3. 15,000z
TOTAL: 58,000z


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22. Sub-Quests:
===============

Pokte Village Quizzes
=====================
After completing the First Key Ruins, go inside the School next to those
Ruins where you'll find the Mayor of Pokte Village, flanked by her two
students.  Doesn't the Younger Student look a lot like Yai from the
Battle Network Series?  Talk with any of the three to take a ten
question multiple choice quiz.  In each quiz, you must get all ten
questions right.  If you get one wrong, you have to start over.  The
questions themselves cover the following subjects (from jewey's Quiz FAQ
at GameFAQs):
American History
European History
World History
Ancient History
Music
Science
Math
Food & Drink
Geography
Biology
General Knowledge
And finally, only ONE question about the Legends games themselves!

Each time you complete a quiz from one of the students, you win one of
four prizes from each.  The Younger Student's prizes are Pencil, Candy
Apple, Candy Bar, and Strange Juice.  The Older Student's prizes are
Notes, Pokte Tea, Mug, and Pokte Pastry.  If you already won all four
prizes from that student, you can still take their quiz again, but you
won't get any more prizes.

If you win the Mayor's quiz, you'll win the Textbook and Energizer Pack,
as well as the right to take her Ultimate Quiz for 100z.  Here you must
correctly answer 100 questions in a row, and as before, if you get one
wrong, you have to start over.  Succeed and you'll win the Zetsabre!
Alternatively, you can simply buy the Zetsabre for 2,000,000z instead of
taking the Ultimate Quiz for it.  After winning or buying the Zetsabre,
you can still take the Ulitmate Quiz, but you won't win any more prizes.

If you need the answers for the questions, please refer to jewey's
oustanding Pokte Village Quiz FAQ & Answers FAQ at www.gamefaqs.com.


Kimotoma Raceway
================
After defeating Teisel's Blitzrig at Kimotoma City, talk with the man in
front of the statue's platform.  Provided that the statue was not
destroyed during the battle (if it was, you'll have to first pay the man
5000z to replace the statue in five 1000z donations), the man will allow
you to race along one of three tracks:
Manda Circuit: 35 seconds (25.95 record)
Calinca Circuit: 40 seconds (31.24 record)
Saul Kada Circuit: 45 seconds (32.12 record)

Unlike in the first Legends game, you cannot win any prizes in this Sub-
Quest other than cash.  If you complete the Manda and Calinca Circuits
within the time limit, you win 1000z plus 10z for every tenth of a
second below the time limit you finished the race.  The Saul Kada
Circuit is worth 1500z plus 10z for every tenth of a second below the
time limit you finished the race.  Can you set a new record?


MegaMan's Got Mail!
===================
During the game, MegaMan can receive letters from the Yosyonke Post
Office.  You'll automatically receive two letters from the Servbots; the
first one after clearing the Birdbot Fortress at Calbania, and the
second one after giving the Third Key to Bluecher.

In addition, if you give Shu all three of the educational items (Pencil,
Notes, Textbook) right after clearing the Birdbot fortress, you'll
receive three letters from her little brothers, Appo and Dah.  The first
one arrives after returning to Nino Island, the second one after
defeating Glyde's Main Ship at Nino Island, and the third one after
opening the Second Key Ruins.  To find out what the letters say, just
check the Legends 2 Game Script.



=========================
23. MegaMan's Reputation:
=========================

Be a bad boy for a 20% increase in prices, among other things
=============================================================
If you do enough bad things (the easiest and quickest way is to kick
piggies at Calbania Island), your armor will turn dark.  If it's too
dark, the people will not like you!  First off, all the prices in the
Junk Store and General Store are increased by 20%, and the owners of the
stores will be much ruder to you.  Yikes!  In addition, you will not be
able to participate in any of the Sub-Quests and many people will not
think very kindly of you.

However, there is one advantage to being bad.  After defeating Teisel's
Blitzrig at Kimotoma City, you'll find the Shady Dealer standing beside
the northeast column near the Third Key Ruins entrance.  If you are dark
enough that the store prices are increased, and have the Reaverbot Claw
(that you got from the Yosyonke Junk Shop by talking to the owner from
the back door), he'll offer to buy it from you for 50,000z.  Accept his
offer and he'll offer you the Taser (one of two parts needed for the
Crusher Special Weapon) for 10,000z, as well as the Reaverbot Eye for
100,000z.  With the Reaverbot Eye in hand, go back to the Yosyonke Junk
Store, enter the BACK door (NOT the front) and talk to the owner.  He'll
ask if you'll sell your Reaverbot Eye to him.  Say yes and he'll offer
100,000z for it.  Reject that offer and he'll offer 300,000z for it.
This time you should accept his offer.  If you get greedy and ask for
500,000z, he'll reject your offer and then if you talk to him again,
he'll only offer 10,000z for your Reaverbot Eye.

If you want to turn back to Normal MegaMan, you must donate 1,000,000z
to the Church at Yosyonke if you became just dark enough to be able to
do business with the Shady Dealer.  Otherwise, you'll need much more
than that!


Become St. MegaMan for 20% off in the Junk Store and General Store!
===================================================================
If you are Normal MegaMan, you can become St. MegaMan (he'll look very
bright) by donating 1,000,000z to the Church at Yosyonke.  As St.
MegaMan, you'll get 20% off at the Junk Store and General Store, and the
owners there will be much more polite to you (even more so than they
normally are).  In addition, if you go back to Pokte Island, you'll find
a bunch of racoons that you can talk to!  Finally, go back to Calbania
Island and visit Shu, Appo, and Dah for slightly different quotes.


Be mean to Roll for a 10% hike in prices
========================================
If you do enough bad things to Roll (pick her up and shoot her near the
Abandoned Mines at Calinca Island, shooting down the Flutter at Nino
Island), you'll find Roll is not at the Flutter's Bridge, but Data says
that Roll is taking a nap.  Well, go back to her room and you'll find
her in her PJs lying on the bed.  Talk to her and she'll say that she's
worried about your bad behavior, and will ask you to try to clean up
your act.  If you promise to do so, then nothing will happen, but if you
call her "busybody" instead (how mean!), you'll find that once you go
back to the Flutter's Bridge and inside the Development Room, Roll broke
her tool kit and now prices for Special Weapon upgrades are 10% higher!
Ouch!  Plus, Roll will be a bit more rude to you now (she'll ask, "What
is it, MegaMan?" instead of "What do you want to do, MegaMan?").  To get
back in Roll's good graces, just buy and give her all three of Roll's
Presents and she'll say her tool kit is now fixed and the Special Weapon
upgrade prices will return to normal.


Catch Roll in the Bathtub for 10% off!
======================================
If you pay to have the Flutter repaired, buy all three living
room/kitchen items (Refrigerator, Newspaper, TV), give all three of
Roll's Presents (Doll, Cushion, Model Ship), and the first four Flutter
furnishings (Toilet Cleaner, Comic, Housepant, Vase), you'll find that
Roll is not at the Flutter's Bridge, just Data.  Data will tell you that
Roll is taking a bath and that you should get cleaned up too.  Well, be
a bad boy and go inside the Bathroom, where MegaMan will once again
catch his sister in her birthday suit, just like in the first game!  In
fact, MegaMan will even pump his fist after doing so; how sick!  Anyway,
go back to the Flutter's Bridge and talk to Roll.  Go to the Development
Room and you'll find that Roll got a new tool kit which means now all
Special Weapon upgrade costs are 10% off!  Plus, Roll will be much more
polite to you when you talk to her (she'll say, "Just tell me what you </pre><pre id="faqspan-4">
want to do, MegaMan!" instead of her usual, "What do you want to do,
MegaMan?").



=====================
24. Secrets and Tips:
=====================
1. Unlock Easy and Hard Mode - Just like in the first Legends game, you
can also unlock Easy and Hard Modes in this game as well.  Just beat the
game on Normal Mode and after the ending, save the file to a slot on
your Memory Card.  As long as that file remains on the Memory Card, both
modes will be automatically available any time you select New Game from
the Title Screen (you don't have to restart the file, then reset and go
back to the Title Screen like the first game).  Please see the "Licenses
and Sub-Ruins" section of this guide for more information.

2. Unlock Very Hard Mode - Beat the game on Hard Mode OR beat the game
on Normal Mode with a Class S License to unlock Very Hard Mode.  Please
see the "Licenses and Sub-Ruins" section of this guide for more
information.

3. Best Mega Buster Combos - Have you ever wondered what the best
overall combination of Buster Parts is to get the best ratings overall?
Well, here's a complete list of every Buster combination that will give
you at least an 18 combined rating:
a. Accessory Pack Omega (Easy Mode only)
  = A:7 E:7 R:7 D:7 (Total: 28)
b. Any three of the following:
  Power Raiser Omega, Turbo Charger Omega,
  Range Booster Omega, Rapid Fire Omega
  = Three Ratings:7, Remaining Rating:0 (Total: 21)
c. Accessory Pack Alpha + Booster Pack Omega + Energizer Pack Omega
  = A:5 E:7 R:3 D:5 (Total: 20)
c. Accessory Pack Alpha + Booster Pack Omega + Upgrade Pack Omega
  = A:6 E:7 R:5 D:2 (Total: 20)
c. Accessory Pack Alpha + Energizer Pack Omega + Upgrade Pack Omega
  = A:3 E:7 R:6 D:4 (Total: 20)
d. Upgrade Pack Omega + Booster Pack Omega + Energizer Pack Omega
  = A:4 E:7 R:4 D:4 (Total: 19)
d. Accessory Pack Alpha + Accessory Pack + Booster Pack Omega
  = A:6 E:6 R:4 D:3 (Total: 19)
e. Accessory Pack Alpha + Accessory Pack + Upgrade Pack Omega
  = A:4 E:6 R:6 D:2 (Total: 18)
e. Accessory Pack Alpha + Accessory Pack + Energizer Pack Omega
  = A:3 E:6 R:4 D:5 (Total: 18)

4. Servbot Guests - Inside the Sulphur-Bottom, you'll notice three very
special guests aboard Bluecher's Ship; that's right, everyone's favorite
little yellow guys are aboard the ship!  Their quotes will change every
time you present one of the Four Keys to Bluecher.  To find out what
they are and what rooms they are in, just check the Legends 2 Game
Script.

5. Capcom's Self Advertising - Capcom just can't resist advertising in
this game as well, can they?  Well, let's see what they have this time
around:
a. The Game Cartridge that you buy at the General Store is called
Resident Evil 43.  But upon checking the game at MegaMan's Room (it
kinda looks like a Game Boy Advance SP with four buttons), it says it's
a flight simulator.  Don't ask me how you make a Resident Evil-based
flight simulator game...
b. The Comic that you buy from the General Store has a picture of
Classic MegaMan.
c. The Yosyonke General Store has a poster of Black Zero from MegaMan X4
and X5.  It also has a comic book with Kalinca (Dr. Cossack's daughter)
from MegaMan 4.
d. The Condominium at Yosyonke as well as the huge house in the
northwest corner of Yosyonke has an comic book with Ice Man from the
original MegaMan game.
e. The TV inside the Bar at Yosyonke shows a neat animated clip that
features MegaMan and ProtoMan from the Classic MegaMan series, as well
as Guts Man from the original MegaMan game.
f. The Nino Island Junk Shop has a wanted (dead or alive?) poster with
Teisel, Tron, and Bon Bonne, and offers a 1,000,000z reward.  Wouldn't
it be nice if you could actually collect this reward?
g. The gumball machine inside the Nino Island Junk Shop supposedly has a
keyholder with a Servbot inside, but you can't see one inside.

6. Somebody Slap Me! - Just before the Abandoned Mines, you'll be out on
the Calinca Tundra where Roll follows you.  If you try to pick her up,
she'll slap you!  In fact, if you do it enough times, you can actually
be slapped to death!

7. MegaMan Goes Classical - Does the music that plays when you're aboard
the Sulphur-Bottom sound familiar?  It should if you like classical
music.  That piece is "The Four Seasons" by Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741).



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25. Legal:
==========
This guide must always be shown in full form with credit given to the
author, and a link and credit must be given to Mega Man Network
(http://megaman.retrofaction.com/). All associated characters and games
are copyright to Capcom.

CREDITS:
1. Capcom: For making this wonderful game (and I hope Legends 3 and/or
MOTB 2 will soon follow)
2. Mega Man Home Page (http://www.mmhp.net): For providing me with the
names of most of the Bonne Family Bosses.
3. 2003 World Almanac: For info regarding the music and its composer
that plays at the Sulphur-Bottom.

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