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|-|Mega Man Chronicles=
Mega Man Chronicles is a 2002 action-platform video game developed by Inti Creates and published by Capcom for the PlayStation 2, Sega Dreamcast, Nintendo GameCube, Atari Nuon and Microsoft Windows. It is the first installment in the Mega Man Chronicles series, the fifth series in Capcom's Mega Man video game franchise. The game is set 100 years after the events of the Mega Man X series and follows Vent, a humanoid who works for Giro Express, a delivery service. to aid a human scientist named Ciel and her resistance force in a fight against the utopia of Neo Arcadia.
Mega Man Chronicles was produced as a commission product by Inti Creates for Capcom, who was given free reign on the project's direction and premise. During development, the developers aimed to make Chronicles among the most challenging games in the franchise, and to bridge the gap between the mechanical feel of the X series, and the human feel of the Legends series.
==Development==
===Conception===
Mega Man Chronicles was developed by Inti Creates, a company established in 1996 by several former members of the game's publisher Capcom. Prior to the game's conception, Capcom had developed numerous games in its Mega Man franchise beginning with its classic series in 1987, then expanding to its Mega Man X spin-off series and two non-platformer series, Mega Man Legends and Mega Man Battle Network. Up until the development of Mega Man Chronicles, Inti Creates was not a successful venture. The company's vice president Yoshihisa Tsuda had wanted to create a Mega Man game and would often attend game conventions to express this interest to Keiji Inafune, an artist and producer for the franchise. Inafune eventually called Inti Creates requesting a game proposal, on which the company promptly began working. Mega Man Chronicles was developed as a commission product by Inti Creates, who were given a free rein on its design and premise. The game was produced by Inti Creates president Takuya Aiza and was co-directed by Ryota Ito and Capcom's Yoshinori Kawano. Inafune signed on as the game's co-producer.
One goal for the developer was to make Mega Man Chronicles the most challenging out of all the games in the franchise up to that point. The gameplay model and characters act as extensions of the Mega Man Legends series, while taking elements from the original and Mega Man X series. Zero was a secondary protagonist in the Mega Man X storyline. However, Inti Creates started developing Mega Man Chronicles without the character as the game's focus. Inafune had originally intended for the game to be centered around Zero. When Inafune requested that, the company complied and inserted Zero into their draft. Though Zero was mostly depicted as a benevolent hero in the X series, the designers wanted to blur the line between good and evil when drawing up the new game's narrative. This meant having Zero and Ciel's resistance feared by humanity as terrorists and making the Four Guardians and Pantheons protectors of the human race. The game's main antagonist was a popular topic of discussion during production, and the developer often sought input from Capcom in this regard. Tsuda jokingly suggested that they make the original X the final boss, an idea that was carrried through development. According to Ito, Capcom pressured Inti Creates to create a more kid friendly protagonist, so they replaced Zero with the newly created character of Vent. Other parts of the storyline were adjusted towards the end of production to allow for a sequel, as the team felt the characters were "quite memorable in their own right".
The game's characters were designed by Toru Nakayama, while the graphics, concept art, and backgrounds were designed and illustrated by Azuma Honda. Based on Tsuda's ideas, the artists wanted to bridge the franchise's timeline gap between the "mechanical feel" of the X series and the "more human direction" of the Legends series. Inti Creates presented their concept art to Inafune and other members of Capcom at the Tokyo Game Show. Many of the designs were refined at this meeting and, as Nakayama explained, "a lot of trial-and-error ensued".
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==Gameplay==
Mega Man Chronicles adopts the action-adventure gameplay prescribed by its predecessors in the Mega Man Legends series. However, some of it's mission structure is prescribed by elements found in its predecessors in the original Mega Man and Mega Man X series.
===Levels===
Level 	Description	Enemies	Mini Bosses	Boss
Area A: 	 	 	 	Golem
Area B: 	 	 	 	Panter Flauclaws
Area C: 	 	 	 	Poler Kamrous
Area D: 	 	 	 	Phoenix Magnion
Area E: 	 	 	 	Hyleg Ourobockle
Area F: Resistance Base	 	 	 	Hittite Hottaid
Area G: 	 	 	 	Herculious Anchus, Hidden Phantom(Hidden Boss)
Area H: 	 	 	 	Blizzack Staggroff, Fighting Fefnir(Hidden Boss)
Area I: 	 	 	 	Hanumachine, Sage Harpuia(Hidden Boss)
Area J: 	 	 	 	Anubis Necromancess III, Fairy Leviathan(Hidden Boss)
Area K: Neo Arcadia 1 	 	 	 	Pantheon Core
Area L: Neo Arcadia 2 	 	 	 	Rainbow Devil
Area M: Neo Arcadia 3 	 	 	 	Giro, Guard Orotic
Area N: Neo Arcadia 4 	 	 	 	X
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==Plot==
In the year 22XX, humans and Reploids now coexist peacefully, successfully restoring Earth's former nations thanks to the technological efforts of Slither Incorporated. The peace is interrupted when several incidents of reploids becoming Mavericks are reported, making several areas dangerous. Trading between nations became obstructed, forcing the nations to become divided into utopian cities. These cities became safe havens for peaceful reploids, humans and the cyborg humanoids.
Still, Maverick attacks occur in the frontier regions, which are more exposed to the enemy. To repel the attacks, the humans and reploids in these areas developed a government devoted to the defending their region called Neo Arcadia. their forces defend the Outlands and investigate the cause of the Maverick attacks. However, the heroic Maverick Hunters X and Zero have long since vanished.
A decade prior to the beginning of the story, the protagonist, Vent loses his mother to a Maverick raid on an amusement park and becomes orphaned. He is taken in by Girouette, the owner of Giro Express, which is a delivery service delivering all kinds of items. Giro is contacted by an unknown person to deliver an important package containing a Mega Elf to a rendezvous point in a forest.
Vent and Giro are ambushed by Mavericks after meeting up. Vent escape the area while Giro covers their retreat. Here, he meets face-to-face with A human scientist named Ciel, her Cyber-elf Passy, and other Reploid companions that are being chased through the forest. This meeting is cut short when a large Maverick golem attacks the group. The Mega Elf lends its strength to Vent, allowing him to "Megamerge" and transform into Mega Man. With the newfound powers, the golem is destroyed. Ciel, desperately seeking his help, explains they live in a world where Reploids are incorrectly accused of being Mavericks and systematically "retired", apparently under the direction of the once-famed Mega Man X. Shocked at this revelation and filled with doubt about his ability to protect people, Vent helps Ciel escape and joins her Resistance to fight against X and the utopia known as Neo Arcadia.
After finding Giro, in the form of Zero, they board a building deemed the Resistance's base and conduct missions on behalf of the Resistance in order to buy Ciel time to create a new energy source that will provide everyone with a safe place to live. One day, the base is attacked by Neo Arcadia, forcing everyone to flee. In the midst of the chaos, Ciel confesses to Vent that she helped create Neo Arcadia as a utopia where humans and Reploids were finally able to live in peace with X as their leader, but her plans fell apart when an energy shortage crisis began and X's mind was placed on one of his spare bodies. To counter this, she created the Biometals. X still strived for a peaceful world, but had a new moral judgement. Believing that the Reploid race posed a danger to humans, X began an operation to brand any Reploid whom he believed to be a menace to humanity as a Maverick and annihilate them without a fair trial, in order to reduce energy consumption.
Vent and Giro invade Neo Arcadia and battle their way through the Four Guardians: Sage Harpuia, Hidden Phantom, Fighting Fefnir and Fairy Leviathan. X is eventually defeated, but not before possessing a weakened Giro with the power of a source called the Baby Elf. A fight ensues, mortally wounding Giro. Giro hands his Mega Elf over to Vent during his dying moments and transforms into a Cyber Elf. By "Double Megamerging" with both Mega Elves, he uses the Blade Armor to defeat X. who later self-destructs in an attempt to take Vent with him but not before telling him that he is his own son. Vent escapes just in time from Neo Arcadia as X, and everything around him, is destroyed. Running low on energy, Vent collapses in a nearby desert. A faint figure appears and reveals itself as Giro, now a Cyber-elf, who will be Vent's guide from now on. Giro explains that without a physical body, has left Vent the responsibility of bringing peace to the world. As Giro vanishes, Vent finds himself surrounded by an army of Pantheons. Vent accepts Giro's words and promises to continue the fight against Neo Arcadia. The final scene shows Vent as he dashes into battle against the Pantheons and slices one in half.
In an unlockable bonus mission, an unknown man notes the Baby Elves have been used, and tells an entity known as "Omega" that it is time to take action.
Vent approaches a gigantic Reploid named Omega and a scientist named Dr. Weil — both who were banished to space due to their crimes in instigating the Elf Wars and turning the Mother Elf into the Dark Elf a century prior. Vent later confronts and defeats Omega, who reveals his true form: a body that looks exactly like Zero. Dr. Weil reveals that while Zero was seemingly gone for the past 100 years, he had used the sealed Zero as a host for Omega and reprogrammed him due to his unmatched fighting abilities. Despite this revelation, Vent destroys Omega for good.
===Characters===
*Vent (CV: Minami Takayama and Stephanie Nadolny)
*Ciel (CV: Megumi Hayashibara and Laura Bailey)
*Passy (CV: Naoko Matsui and Tiffany Volmer)
*Girouette (CV: Keiji Fujiwara and Vic Mignogna)
*Cerveau (CV: Yoshito Yasuhara and R. Bruce Elliott)
*Colbor (CV: Wataru Takagi and Sonny Strait)
*Sage Harpuia (CV: Megumi Ogata and Chris Patton)
*Fairy Leviathan (CV: Yuka Imai and Luci Christian)
*Fighting Fefnir (CV: Kazuya Nakai and Dameon Clark)
*Hidden Phantom (CV: Tetsu Inada and Mike McFarland)
*X (CV: Takahiro Sakurai and Sean Schemmel) - the main antagonist of the game
*Panter Flauclaws (CV: Akio Otsuka and Bob Carter)
*Poler Kamrous (CV: Kazue Ikura and Linda Young)
*Phoenix Magnion (CV: Ryo Horikawa and John Burgmeier)
*Hyleg Ourobockle (CV: Shigeru Chiba and Bryan Massey)
*Herculious Anchus (CV: Shigeru Nakahara and Jerry Jewel)
*Blizzack Staggroff (CV: Hidenari Ugaki and Bill Jenkins)
*Hanumachine (CV: Katsumi Suzuki and Kent Williams)
*Anubis Necromancess III (CV: Unsho Ishizuka and Christopher Sabat)
*Dr. Weil (CV: Chiako Otsuka and Ian McDiarmid)
*Omega (CV: Junichi Suwabe and Christopher Sabat)
*? (CV:)
*? (CV:)
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==Soundtrack==
*Moonlight
*The Answer
*Bodies
*Looking Down
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*What Comes Around
==Reception and Success==
Mega Man Chronicles has sold 5,130,000 copies worldwide and was met with positive reception.
==Cheats==
|-|Mega Man Chronicles 2=
Mega Man Chronicles 2 is a 2003 action-platform video game developed by Inti Creates and published by Capcom for the PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, Xbox Next and Microsoft Windows. It is the second video game in the Mega Man Chronicles sub-series of Mega Man video games.
The game is set one year following the events of Mega Man Chronicles, and follows the same basic format as its predecessor. Once again, players take control of the Humanoid known as Vent, and lead him through various levels in the battle against the forces of Neo Arcadia.
==Gameplay==
===Levels===
Level 	Description	Enemies	Mini Bosses	Boss
Area A:	 	 	 	Mega Scorpia
Area B:	 	 	 	Baby Elves
Area C:	 	 	 	Blazin' Flizard
Area D:	 	 	 	Childre Inarabitta
Area E:	 	 	 	Hellbat Schilt
Area F:	 	 	 	Deathtanz Mantisk
Area G:	 	 	 	Herculious Anchus R
Area H:	 	 	 	Blizzack Staggroff R
Area I:	 	 	 	Hanumachine R
Area J:	 	 	 	Anubis Necromancess V
Area K:	 	 	 	Cubit Foxtar
Area L:	 	 	 	Glacier Le Cactank
Area M:	 	 	 	Volteel Biblio
Area N:	 	 	 	Tretista Kelverian
Area O:	 	 	 	Rainbow Devil MK-II
Area P:	 	 	 	Hidden Phantom (Armed Phenomenon)
Area Q:	 	 	 	Fighting Fefnir (Armed Phenomenon)
Area R:	 	 	 	Fairy Leviathan (Armed Phenomenon)
Area S:	 	 	 	Sage Harpuia (Armed Phenomenon)
Area T:	 	 	 	Elpizo
Area U:	 	 	 	
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==Plot==
A year has passed since Vent defeated X. He has since separated from Ciel and the Resistance, now wandering the desert and defeating countless Pantheons. The Eight Gentle Judges have assumed command over Neo Arcadia, leading to a civil war between the loyalists, lead by the Four Guardians and the compromisers, lead by Zero(who has been awakened after X's and Omega's defeat). The Resistance is now being led by a Reploid named Elpizo, while Ciel continues her work on a new form of energy that will hopefully eliminate the need for war.
Vent wearily makes his way through a sandstorm wrapped in a tattered cloak. As the sands die down he is once more being chased by enemies. Despite being in disrepair, with cracked armor and broken weapons, he charges into the fray. After the battle, Vent collapses from exhaustion and is found by Zero and Axl. Wishing to take Vent's life in battle rather than letting him perish from exhaustion, Zero rescues Vent and covertly delivers him to a location near the Resistance base. While Ciel is en route to Neo Arcadia to propose the Ciel System in hopes of ending the conflict and the genocide of Reploids, a spaceship with the Dark Elf's energy reading crashes to Earth.
Vent sets out to investigate, but instead finds some the Guardians (Zero, Axl and Harpuia) fighting against the Baby Elves. He learns that Elpizo is planning a frontal assault on Neo Arcadia, as he doesn't believe in Ciel's plan of creating energy as means to resolve the war. Unable to convince him to call it off, Vent is left to do busy-work in the meantime.
The Dark Elf appears in a human residential district in Neo Arcadia, leading Dr. Weil to launch a missile in order to incapacitate it. Although successful in partially unsealing the Dark Elf, the incident kills thousands of humans. Following this event, Ciel rescinds her offer of the Ciel System, leading Dr. Weil to brand the Resistance as Mavericks and subsequently launch an invasion against them. The Resistance is able to delay the invasion until Vent locates Dr. Weil, who declares himself the new ruler of Neo Arcadia.
Elpizo's assault fails miserably, himself being the only survivor. Driven mad, he declares his desire to harness the power of the Dark Elf to destroy Neo Arcadia (and wipe out the humans), which had brought about the Elf Wars a century ago that left the Earth in a disastrous state. Using the powers granted by the partially unsealed the Dark Elf, he invades Neo Arcadia and breaks into the temple where the original body of X is kept. It is revealed that X ended the Elf Wars by sealing the Dark Elf away with his body, thus leading to the creation his defective body. Despite the Guardians' and Vent's best efforts, Elpizo destroys X's body, which fully unseals the Dark Elf, and Elpizo absorbs its powers.
After a fierce battle, Vent puts an end to Elpizo's plans, who reverts to his normal self and apologizes as he dies. Surprisingly, the Dark Elf turns him into a Cyber-elf, convincing Elpizo that she is not truly evil. As the Dark Elf departs, X appears and tells Vent about the Dark Elf: she was originally known as the Mother Elf and was the savior who ended the Maverick Wars, but was later cursed by Dr. Weil. Vent admits to feeling like he knows her.
===Characters===
*Vent (CV: Minami Takayama and Stephanie Nadolny) - the main protagonist of the game
*Ciel (CV: Megumi Hayashibara and Laura Bailey)
*Aile (CV: Yuko Miyamura and Colleen Clinkenbeard) - Vent's Twin Sister and Interim-CEO of Giro Express
*Elpizo (CV: Hirotaka Suzuoki and John Gremillion) - the main antagonist of the game
*Cerveau (CV: Yoshito Yasuhara and R. Bruce Elliott)
*Colbor (CV: Wataru Takagi and Sonny Strait)
*Hirondelle (CV: Tetsuya Iwanaga and Greg Ayres)
*Faucon (CV: Fumihiko Tachiki and Greg Dulcie)
*Passy (CV: Naoko Matsui and Tiffany Volmer)
*Sage Harpuia (CV: Megumi Ogata and Chris Patton)
*Fairy Leviathan (CV: Yuka Imai and Luci Christian)
*Fighting Fefnir (CV: Kazuya Nakai and Dameon Clark)
*Hidden Phantom (CV: Tetsu Inada and Mike McFarland)
*X (CV: Takahiro Sakurai and Sean Schemmel)
*Zero (CV: Ryotaro Okiayu and Christopher Sabat)
*Axl (CV: Minami Takayama and Eric Vale)
*Dr. Weil (CV: Chikao Otsuka and Ian McDiarmid)
*Blazin' Flizard (CV: Isshin Chiba and Justin Cook)
*Childre Inarabitta (CV: Hiroko Emori and Laurie Steele)
*Hellbat Schilt (CV: Takumi Yamazaki and Vic Mignogna)
*Deathtanz Mantisk (CV: Koji Totani and Bill Jenkins)
*Cubit Foxtar (CV: Toshiko Fujita and Linda Young)
*Glacier Le Cactank (CV: Yohei Tadano and Duncan Brannan)
*Volteel Biblio (CV: Masashi Ebara and Andy McAvin)
*Tretista Kelverian (CV: Hisao Egawa and Andrew Chandler)
*? (CV:)
*? (CV:)
==Soundtrack==
*Code Crush
*Title 2
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*Departure (Opening Stage 1)
*Combination (vs Mega Scorpia)
*Break Out (Opening Stage 2)
*Créer and Prier
*Decisive Battle (vs Boss 2)
*Curse of Weil
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*Volcano (Blazin' Flizard Stage - Aegis Volcano Base)
*Water City (Childre Inarabitta Stage - Oceanic Highway Ruins)
*Reborn Mechanics (Hellbat Schilt Stage - Weapons Repair Factory)
*Old Life Space (Deathtanz Mantisk Stage - Old Residential Area)
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*Final Count Down (Assault on Neo Arcade 1)
*Elf Missile
*Spreading Darkness
*Infiltration II (Assault on Neo Arcade 2)
*Combustion
*Sand Triangle II (Escape from Neo Arcade 1)
*For Endless Fight II (Escape from Neo Arcade 2)
*Infiltration -?-
*Just Before Red
*Soul Asylum
*Conflict
*Awake Road Again
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*Cold Smile (Cubit Foxtar Stage - Energy Facility)
*Trail On Powdery Snow (Glacier le Cactank Stage - Snow Wastelands)
*Submerged Memory (Volteel Biblio Stage - Sunken Library)
*High Speed Lift (Tretista Kelverian Stage - Giant Elevator)
*Strong Will (vs Boss 1)
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*March of the Legend II (Neo Arcadia 1)
*Hell's Gate Open (Neo Arcadia 2 - Temple of Shadows)
*Melt Down (Neo Arcadia 3 - Temple of Fire)
*Cool Hearted Fellow (Neo Arcadia 4 - Temple of Ice)
*The Cloudy Stone (Neo Arcadia 5 - Temple of Wind)
*Harpuia
*The End of the Legend
*Silver Wolf (Neo Arcadia 6 - Yggr-drasill)
*Supreme Ruler (vs Elpizo 1)
*Dark Elf
*The Last - The Wish Punished (vs Elpizo 2)
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==Reception and Success==
Mega Man Chronicles 2 has sold 3,850,000 copies worldwide and was met with critical acclaim.
==Cheats==
*Unlock Ciel Mode
*Unlock Elpizo Mode
|-|Mega Man Chronicles 3=
Mega Man Chronicles 3 is a 2005 action-platform video game developed by Inti Creates and published by Capcom for the PlayStation 2, Xbox Next and Microsoft Windows. It is the third installment of the Mega Man Chronicles sub-series of the Mega Man franchise and is set a year after the events of Mega Man Chronicles 2. The game deals with Dr. Weil's reign over Neo Arcadia in which humans, who have been reduced to second-rate citizens, begin to escape in large numbers to the last-known livable location on the planet, Area Zero, beginning a conflict between the two groups. The effects of this war eventually drive Vent and the Resistance to protect Area Zero and its inhabitants from Dr. Weil.
==Gameplay==
===Levels===
Level 	Description	Enemies	Mini Bosses	Boss
Area A:	 	 	 	Pantheon Core Mark II
Area B:	 	 	 	Carnage Force 0
Area C:	 	 	 	Heat Genblem
Area D:	 	 	 	Tech Kraken
Area E:	 	 	 	Pegasolta Eclair
Area F:	 	 	 	Noble Mandrago
Area G:	 	 	 	Prometheus
Area H:	 	 	 	Childre Inarabitta R
Area I:	 	 	 	Deathtanz Mantisk R
Area J:	 	 	 	Pandora
Area K:	 	 	 	Sol Titanion
Area L:	 	 	 	Fenri Lunaedge
Area M:	 	 	 	Mino Magnus
Area N:	 	 	 	Popla Cocapetri
Area O:	 	 	 	Blazin' Flizard R
Area P:	 	 	 	Hellbat Schilt R
Area Q:	 	 	 	Craft
Area R:	 	 	 	Dr. Weil
Area S:	 	 	 	Prometheus & Pandora
Area T:	 	 	 	Serpent
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==Plot==
One year following Vent's victory over Elpizo, the Dark Elf remains at large. During this time, Ciel has finished her research on a new energy supply to end the crisis, dubbed the "Ciel System". However, Dr. Weil has assumed a dictatorial reign of Neo Arcadia, forcing many humans to flee. In response, Dr. Weil labels the escapees as Mavericks and begins to purge them as if they were Reploids.
In response, The Resistance and Slither Incorporated opted out of Neo Arcadia and founded Innerpeace, which comprises of cities that were previously under the control of The Resistance. These cities became safe havens for peaceful reploids and the cyborg humanoids.
Still, Maverick attacks occur in the frontier regions, which are more exposed to the enemy. To repel the attacks, the humans in these areas developed an organization devoted to the defending their region called The Caravan. The Caravan defends the Outlands and investigate the cause of the Maverick attacks. The leader of the Caravan is a human journalist named Neige.
Meanwhile, the fleeing caravan is attacked by Dr. Weil's army. Vent, Ciel, Zero, Axl and a small band of Resistance fighters happen upon them and come to their aid. Neige explains they were en route to Area Zero, the crash site of the space colony Eurasia and one of the last natural habitats on Earth that can support human life. Shortly after parting ways, Vent learns of two plots, one called "Operation Ragnarok", meant to destroy all environments outside of Neo Arcadia in order to force humans to return and live under Dr. Weil's rule. and another called "Operation Elysium", meant to fuse the Dark Elf with Ragnarok and link them with a frequency transmitter that would enable Dr. Weil to control the minds of every Reploid, Humanoid, Cyborg and even Human on Earth. Helping Dr. Weil on his quest are Slither Inc. and it's president Serpent, his reploid bodyguards, Prometheus and Pandora and a group of Reploids called the Eight Einherjar Warriors which were previously tasked with protecting the earth during the energy crisis. They are led by a military Reploid named Craft, who has a romantic history with Neige, thus creating many conflicting thoughts within him.
After defeating four of the Einherjar Warriors, Area Zero comes under attack by Neo Arcadia. Vent defends it and is forced to battle Prometheus. Neige breaks up the fight, but she is kidnapped by Prometheus, who escapes. Vent chases him to a prison where Neige is held and eventually rescues her, but not before having to fight Pandora.
During this time, Serpent successfully captures The Dark Elf.
Later, Vent eliminates the remaining Einherjar Warriors, but Ciel intercepts a radio message from Dr. Weil. He announces he is going to use Ragnarok, an orbiting satellite weapon, to wipe out Area Zero.
Before Weil can use it, Craft rebels and fires Ragnarok at Neo Arcadia in an attempt to kill Dr. Weil, which leaves the city in ruins. Vent, deeming Craft to be too dangerous, defeats him, and Craft succumbs to his wounds.
Ragnarok moves on a crash course for Area Zero, and Vent makes his way there to find that Dr. Weil somehow survived the destruction of Neo Arcadia. Dr. Weil reveals that while he is human, he was made into a bionic-reploid hybrid by the same people who exiled him into space at the end of the Elf Wars. His new body is incapable of aging or dying, as it constantly repairs and upgrades itself.
After entering the Ragnarok Cyber System, Vent is stalled by Prometheus and Pandora.
After arriving at the Ragnarok Core, Vent face off against Serpent, who feeds the Dark Elf with a lot of innocent Cyber Elfs, and then fuses with it. Vent suddenly reverts to human due to the realization that the hatred of the Mavericks that he has kept inside his heart is the last thing needed to unleash The Dark Elf's full power, thus resulting in his temporary defeat and letting Serpent to fuse with the Ragnarok core, and later the station itself, and the Dark Elf at the same time. However, after gaining courage from Passy, he challenges Serpent to a final battle. After an intense battle and the destruction of Serpent's fused body, Ragnarok breaks apart, leaving Vent no means of escape.
Ciel runs through Area Zero where she learns that Vent did not teleport back. 
Heartbroken and distraught, Ciel runs away and ends up on top of a hill, where she breaks down in tears while pieces of Ragnarok burn through the atmosphere. Afterwards, she stands up and expresses her faith in Vent, hoping that he'll return someday while promising to carry on his mission of maintaining peace between humans and Reploids. The final scene shows a picture of Vent's shattered helmet somewhere in the desert.
===Characters===
*Vent (CV: Minami Takayama and Stephanie Nadolny)
*Ciel (CV: Megumi Hayashibara and Laura Bailey)
*Neige (CV: Kotono Mitsuishi and Monica Rial)
*Aile (CV: Yuko Miyamura and Colleen Clinkenbeard)
*Cerveau (CV: Yoshito Yasuhara and R. Bruce Elliott)
*Colbor (CV: Wataru Takagi and Sonny Strait)
*Hirondelle (CV: Tetsuya Iwanaga and Greg Ayres)
*Faucon (CV: Fumihiko Tachiki and Greg Dulcie)
*Passy (CV: Naoko Matsui and Tiffany Volmer)
*Sage Harpuia (CV: Megumi Ogata and Chris Patton)
*Fairy Leviathan (CV: Yuka Imai and Luci Christian)
*Fighting Fefnir (CV: Kazuya Nakai and Dameon Clark)
*Hidden Phantom (CV: Tetsu Inada and Mike McFarland)
*X (CV: Takahiro Sakurai and Sean Schemmel)
*Zero (CV: Ryotaro Okiayu and Christopher Sabat)
*Axl (CV: Minami Takayama and Eric Vale)
*Dark Elf (CV: Noriko Hidaka and Cynthia Cranz)
*Serpent (CV: Daisuke Gori and Phil Parsons) - the main antagonist of the game
*Craft (CV: Koichi Yamadera and Kyle Hebert)
*Dr. Weil (CV: Chikao Otsuka and Ian McDiarmid)
*Prometheus (CV: Shinichiro Miki and Chuck Huber)
*Pandora (CV: Yumi Touma and Stephanie Young)
*Heat Genblem (CV: Naoki Imamura and George Manley)
*Tech Kraken (CV: Toru Furusawa and Brett Weaver)
*Pegasolta Eclair (CV: Koji Yusa and Jason Douglas)
*Noble Mandrago (CV: Junko Iwao and Tiffany Grant)
*Sol Titanion (CV: Satomi Korogi and Shelley Calene-Black)
*Fenri Lunaedge (CV: Tetsuya Kakihara and Taliesin Jaffe)
*Mino Magnus (CV: Takahiro Fujimoto and Rob Mungle)
*Popla Cocapetri (CV: Kisho Taniyama and Jay Hickman)
*Blazin' Flizard R (CV: Isshin Chiba and Justin Cook)
*Childre Inarabitta R (CV: Hiroko Emori and Laurie Steele)
*Hellbat Schilt R (CV: Takumi Yamazaki and Vic Mignogna)
*Deathtanz Mantisk R (CV: Koji Totani and Bill Jenkins)
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==Soundtrack==
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*Holy Land
*Esperanto (Opening Stage 2)
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==Reception and Success==
Mega Man Chronicles 3 has sold 11,509,900 copies worldwide and was met with critical acclaim, being lauded as one of the greatest video games ever made.
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