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Mega Man Battle Network 6

Mega Man Battle Network 6, known in Japan as known in Japan as Rockman.EXE 6 (ロックマンエグゼ6, Rokkuman Eguze Shikkusu) is the sixth and final entry of the main Battle Network series, developed by Capcom and released for the Game Boy Advance in 2006. 
== Chapters ==
== Characters ==
* MegaMan.EXE 
* Lan Hikari
== Enemies ==
=== Viruses ===
MegaMan encounters Viruses randomly while moving around in cyberspace, or during specific scripted events. A virus encounter halts the action and takes the player to a special battle screen, on which one or more viruses must be defeated (or fled from using the Escape chip) in order to return to cyberworld map. The type and formation of these viruses is picked at random, from a number of predefined options for the current area.
When he emerges victorious from a battle, MegaMan is graded with a rank (Busting Level) based on performance and usually receives a reward of Zennys or Battle Chips, depending on his Busting Level and the types of viruses he deleted.
=== Bosses ===
Bosses are strong, unique enemies, usually NetNavis controlled by other characters or operating on their own, who fought in oftentimes complex or pattern-heavy duels. Beating them may be required for progression, and may yield special rewards, like a unique BattleChip of the boss or another useful item.
To obtain all of these rewards, bosses typically need to be challenged multiple times, which can happen in different ways, depending on the type of boss.
====Story Bosses====
These bosses are fought at a certain point as part of the game's main story. They cannot be skipped, and most can only be refought by locating their "ghosts" hidden around on the internet, which are tougher versions of the boss that yield better rewards.
Boss 	Sprite	Operator
BlastMan.EXE 	 	Joe Mach
DiveMan.EXE 	 	Blackbeard
CircusMan.EXE 	 	Yuika
HeatMan.EXE (Cybeast Gregar)	 	Mr. Match
AquaMan.EXE (Cybeast Falzar)	 	Shuko Kido
JudgeMan.EXE 	 	Prosecutor Ito
ElementMan.EXE 	 	Vic
Colonel.EXE 	 	Baryl
GBeast (Cybeast Gregar) 	 	None
FBeast (Cybeast Falzar) 	 	None
Gregar (Cybeast Gregar) 	 	n/a
Falzar (Cybeast Falzar) 	 	n/a
====Optional Bosses====
Boss 	Sprite	Operator
SlashMan.EXE (Cybeast Gregar) 	 	Pat Fahran
TenguMan.EXE (Cybeast Falzar) 	 	Master Feng-Tian
ElecMan.EXE (Cybeast Gregar) 	 	Ann Zap
TomahawkMan.EXE (Cybeast Falzar)	 	Dingo
EraseMan.EXE (Cybeast Gregar) 	 	Dark Scyth
GroundMan.EXE (Cybeast Falzar) 	 	Moliarty
ChargeMan.EXE (Cybeast Gregar) 	 	Al Ferry
DustMan.EXE (Cybeast Falzar) 	 	Mr. Press
====Post-game Bosses====
Some optional bosses can be found hidden on the internet. They are considered "post-game" content, as they are high-level challenges with no relevance to the main story.
Boss 	Sprite	Operator
ProtoMan.EXE 	 	Eugene Chaud
Bass.EXE 	 	None
The Count (Japan and BNLC)	 	None
== Weapons ==
=== Battle Chips ===
== Stages ==
== Items ==
== Relation to other Games ==
== Relation to other media ==
=== Anime ===
== External Links ==
Category:Mega Man Battle Network 6: Cybeast Gregar And Cybeast Falzar
Category:Main Series games
Category:Battle Network era games
Mega Man II

Mega Man II, known in Japan as Rockman World 2 (ロックマンワールド2, Rokkuman Wārudo Tsū) is the second Game Boy series game in the Classic era of the Mega Man series, developed by Biox and published by Capcom (or by Nintendo in PAL regions) for the Game Boy in 1991-1992.
The game is the only Game Boy series entry not to be developed by Minakuchi Engineering, though it nonetheless keeps the same basic premise of its predecessor, Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge, this time reimagining content from the NES Mega Man 2 and Mega Man 3, as well as newcomer Quint, a brainwashed from the future.
Four Robot Masters from each game appear, each with their own stage, while the gameplay bases itself on that of Mega Man 3, introducing both Rush and the slide ability to the Game Boy series.
== Characters ==
Name 	Sprite	Description
 	 	
Dr. Light	 	
Dr. Wily 	 	
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
=== Minibosses ===
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
=== Bosses ===
==== Robot Masters ====
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The second set of Robot Master stages is accessed through a teleporter room in . Though all of these Robot Masters possess complete stages (unlike the previous game), they are technically part of Dr.Wily's fortress, and no weapon energy is restored after beating the boss.
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== Weapons ==
Name 	Sprite 	Description
Mega Buster 	 	
1st batch 	1st batch	1st batch
Crash Bomber 	 	
Metal Blade 	 	
Leaf Shield 	 	
Air Shooter 	 	
2nd batch 	2nd batch	2nd batch
Hard Knuckle 	 	
Top Spin 	 	
Magnet Missile	 	
Needle Cannon 	 	
Other 	Other 	Other
Rush Coil 	 	
Rush Jet 	 	
Rush Marine 	 	
Sakugarne 	 	
== Stages ==
File:MMII_-_Stage_Select.png|656x288px|center|Mega Man II Stage Select
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* Crash Man's stage
* Metal Man's stage 
* Wood Man's stage 
* Air Man's stage 
* Wily Stage 1 
* Hard Man's stage 
* Top Man's stage 
* Magnet Man's stage 
* Needle Man's stage 
* Wily Stage 2
== Items ==
Name 	Sprite	Description
1 UP 	 	
Energy Pellet 	 	
Energy Tank 	 	
Weapon Capsule	 	
== Music ==
== People ==
== Relation to other games ==
* Mega Man 2: Crash Man, Metal Man, Wood Man and Air Man come from here
* Mega Man 3: Hard Man, Top Man, Magnet Man and Needle Man come from here 
* Ports, Remakes and Compilations:
** Nintedo 3DS (Virtual Console) 
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
* TV Tropes
* Nintendo Wiki
* Mega Man Home Page
* StrategyWiki
* Mega Man II on NintendoWiki 
Category:Mega Man II
Mega Man III

Mega Man III, known in Japan as Rockman World 3 (ロックマンワールド3, Rokkuman Wārudo Surī) is the third Game Boy series game in the Classic era of the Mega Man series, developed by Minakuchi Engineering and published by Capcom (or by Nintendo in PAL regions) for the Game Boy in 1992-1993.
Like its predecessors, the game once again presents itself as a reimagining of content from the NES games, this time reusing four bosses each from Mega Man 3 and Mega Man 4 and assigning revamped versions of their stages to them. It also introduces Punk, the latest of Dr. Wily's "Mega Man Killers".
The gameplay itself takes its cues from Mega Man 4, granting Mega Man the ability to charge his Mega Buster for the first time in the Game Boy series, while bringing back the slide and Rush from the previous game.
== Characters ==
Name 	Sprite	Description
 	 	
Dr. Light	 	
Dr. Wily 	 	
Eddie 	 	
Rush 	 	
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
=== Minibosses ===
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
=== Bosses ===
==== Robot Masters ====
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The second set of Robot Master stages become available after beating the Giant Suzy in .
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== Weapons ==
Name 	Sprite 	Description
1st batch 	1st batch	1st batch
Spark Shock 	 	
Gemini Laser 	 	
Search Snake 	 	
Shadow Blade 	 	
2nd batch 	2nd batch	2nd batch
Dive Missile 	 	
Skull Barrier	 	
Drill Bomb 	 	
Dust Crusher 	 	
Other 	Other 	Other
Mega Buster 	 	
Rush Coil 	 	
Rush Jet 	 	
Screw Crusher	 	
== Stages ==
File:MMIII - Stage Select Screen.png|656x288px|center|Mega Man III Stage Select
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== Items ==
Name 	Sprite	Description
1 UP 	 	
Energy Pellet 	 	
Energy Tank 	 	
Weapon Capsule	 	
== Music ==
== People ==
== Relation to other games ==
* Mega Man 3: Spark Man, Gemini Man, Snake Man and Shadow Man come from here 
* Mega Man 4: Dive Man, Skull Man, Drill Man and Dust Man come from here 
* Ports, Remakes and Compilations:
** Nintedo 3DS (Virtual Console) 
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
* TV Tropes
* Mega Man Home Page
* StrategyWiki
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Mega Man IV

Mega Man IV, known in Japan as Rockman World 4 (ロックマンワールド4, Rokkuman Wārudo Fō) is the fourth Game Boy series game in the Classic era of the Mega Man series, developed by Minakuchi Engineering and published by Capcom for the Game Boy in 1993.
Like its predecessors, the game reimagines content from the NES games, reusing four bosses each from Mega Man 4 and Mega Man 5. Unlike the previous games, it has a much more loose structure, putting emphasis on its own story, side stages, and new boss character Ballade moreso than the returning content. It also makes tweaks to the gameplay beyond what the NES games contained, notably adding recoil to Mega Man's charged Mega Buster shots and introducing an item shop in Dr. Light's lab for the first time, a concept that would become a mainstay of later Classic era games.
The game is the last Game Boy series game to reuse content from the NES games, with its successor, Mega Man V, featuring a fully new cast of bosses instead.
== Characters ==
Name 	Sprite	Description
 	 	
Dr. Light	 	
Dr. Wily 	 	
Rush 	 	
Proto Man	 	
Ballade 	 	
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
=== Mini Bosses ===
=== Robot Masters ===
 First Batch
Name 	Sprite	Description	Weapon 	Weakness
Bright Man 	 	 	Flash Stopper 	Rain Flush
Toad Man 	 	 	Rain Flush 	Ring Boomerang
Pharaoh Man	 	 	Pharaoh Shot 	Flash Stopper
Ring Man 	 	 	Ring Boomerang	Pharaoh Shot
 Second Batch
Name 	Sprite	Description	Weapon 	Weakness
Napalm Man 	 	 	Napalm Bomb	Crystal Eye
Crystal Man	 	 	Crystal Eye	Charge Kick
Stone Man 	 	 	Power Stone	Napalm Bomb
Charge Man 	 	 	Charge Kick	Power Stone
=== Fortress Bosses ===
Name 	Sprite	Description	Weakness
Ballade 2nd time 	 	 	
“Doc” Tower 	 	 	
Eye Balls 	 	 	
Wily Machine IV (1st time)	 	 	
Wily Machine IV (2nd time)	 	 	
Wily Machine IV (3rd time)	 	 	
== Weapons ==
Name 	Sprite 	Description
1st batch 	1st batch	1st batch
Flash Stopper 	 	
Pharaoh Shot 	 	
Rain Flush 	 	
Ring Boomerang 	 	
2nd batch 	2nd batch	2nd batch
Napalm Bomb 	 	
Power Stone 	 	
Crystal Eye 	 	
Charge Kick 	 	
Other 	Other 	Other
Mega Buster 	 	
Rush Coil 	 	
Rush Jet 	 	
Ballade Cracker	 	
== Stages ==
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== Items ==
Name 	Sprite 	Description
Energy Pellet 	Energy Pellet.png	
Energy Capsule 	 	
Weapon Energy Pellet 	 	
Weapon Energy Capsule	 	
Super Capsule 	 	
Power Chip 	 	
1 UP 	 	(sprite reused from Mega Man III)
Energy Tank 	 	
Weapon Tank 	 	
Super Tank 	 	
Mini Energy Tank 	 	
Energy Balancer 	 	
== Music ==
== People ==
== Relation to other games ==
* Mega Man 4: Bright Man, Toad Man, Ring Man, Pharaoh Man come from here 
* Mega Man 5: Charge Man, Crystal Man, Stone Man, Napalm Man come from here
* Ports, Remakes and Compilations:
** Nintendo 3DS (Virtual Console)
** Nintendo Switch (Nintendo Switch Online)
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
* TV Tropes
* Mega Man Home Page
* StrategyWiki
Mega Man Killers

The Mega Man Killers, known as the in Japan, is a group appearing in the Classic era. They are a trio of powerful robots who were created by Dr. Wily with the sole purpose of hunting down and destroying . Their serial number is the MKN (Mega Man Killer Numbers), or the RKN (Rockman Killer Numbers) in Japan.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge===
===Mega Man III===
===Mega Man IV===
===Mega Man V===
===Mega Man 10===
==References==
Category:Groups
Mega Man Legacy Collection 2

== Blurb ==
Steam Store "ABOUT THIS GAME"
The Blue Bomber is back in this second collection of classic Capcom titles! Featuring faithful reproductions of Mega Man 7, 8, 9, & 10, this collection spans the iconic series' evolution and retro revolution. Take on the nefarious Dr. Wily and his diverse Robot Masters in these timeless 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit adventures!
Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 is bursting with additional content, from time trials and remix challenges with online leaderboards, to a music player and an extensive gallery of rare illustrations. Also included are the additional modes originally released as DLC for Mega Man 9 and 10, featuring extra stages and playable characters. For anyone who wants a little extra help with these challenging classic platformers, you now have the option to reduce the amount of damage received.
The game has 4 modes, plus options. 
== Games ==
;Mega Man 7
;Mega Man 8
;Mega Man 9
;Mega Man 10
== Challenges ==
=== All four games: ===
;Extra Challenges
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;Options
Name 	Description	Options
Screen 	 	Original / Full / Wide
Background 	 	1/ 2 / 3 / 4 / OFF
Filter 	 	
Button Configuration	 	
Keyboard Settings 	 	
Reset to Defaults 	 	
Back 	 	
=== Mega Man 9 & 10: ===
;Records
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;Original Challenges
:The Challenges that came with the original 9 and 10. See Mega Man 9#Challenges and Mega Man 10#Challenges for more info. 
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;Time Attack
== Museum ==
== Music Player ==
== Options ==
Name 	Description	Options
Screen 	 	Original, Full or Wide
Border 	 	Off or On
Filter 	 	Off, TV or Monitor
Version 	 	Mega Man (English Text) or Rockman (Japanese)
CPU Speed 	 	Original or Turbo
Button Configuration 	 	
Keyboard Configuration	 	
Reset to Defaults 	 	
Back 	 	
== Achievements ==
Achievements found on XBox One, Steam and PS4 
== Trading Cards ==
== People ==
== External Links ==
* StrategyWiki
* Mega Man Home Page 
* True Achievements
* XBox Achievements
* Steam Store
Mega Man Legends

Mega Man Legends, known as Rockman DASH: Hagane no Boukenshin (ロックマン DASH 鋼の冒険心 Rokkuman DASH Hagane no Boukenshin) in Japan, is the first game in the Legends era, developed and published by Capcom (and Virgin Interactive in Europe) and released in 1998 for the Playstation. The game was also re-released in 2005 for the Playstation Portable in Japan.
==Story==
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
==Characters==
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
=== Mid-bosses ===
=== Bosses ===
== Items ==
== Missions ==
== Gallery ==
== References==
== External Links ==
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Category:Legends era games
Mega Man Legends 2

Mega Man Legends 2, known as Rockman DASH 2 - Episode 2: Ōinaru Isan (ロックマン DASH 2 エピソード2 大いなる遺産 Rokkuman Dasshu Tsū Episōdo Tsū Ōinaru Isan) in Japan, is the first game in the Legends era, developed and published by Capcom and released in 2000 for the Playstation. The game was also re-released in 2005 for the Playstation Portable in Japan.
==Story==
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
==Characters==
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
=== Mid-bosses ===
=== Bosses ===
== Items ==
== Missions ==
== Gallery ==
== References==
== External Links ==
*
Category:Legends era games
Mega Man Powered Up

Mega Man Powered Up, known in Japan as , is a remake of the first Mega Man game, developed by Capcom and released for the PlayStation Portable in 2006. The game is also cross-playable on the PlayStation Vita via PSN Download.
This remake features gameplay and story similar to the original Mega Man, though with major script differences, two new Robot Masters, and redone graphics and soundtrack featuring a chibi style that was intended for the first game.Mega Man on PSP -- Keiji Inafune and Tatsuya Kitabayashi Interview It also features eleven playable characters, including Mega Man and all ten of his siblings.
== Story ==
In the year 20XX, humans and robots live together peacefully. In the research lab of the world’s top scientist, Dr. Thomas Light, a robot is born. This robot, modeled after a boy, possessing a strong sense of justice, acting kind to anyone and everyone, never forgetting to be polite and respectful, is named Mega and treated by his maker, Dr. Light, like the son he never had. Before long, more advanced robots based on Mega’s design are churned out. Created by Dr. Light, these robots are passionate about their work and loved by everyone.
One day, the evil mad scientist Dr. Wily attacks Dr. Light’s research lab! “Light, you’re finished. I’m going to take all your robots here and use them to take over the world!” And with that, Dr. Wily whisks all of Dr. Light’s robots away and disappears. “This is terrible...” Seeing Dr. Light so sad, Mega says to him, "Doctor! Please, upgrade me so I can fight!” At first the great Dr. Light hesitates, but he believes in Mega’s strong will and decides to upgrade him for battle. “Go, Mega! ...Wait, no. From now on, your name is Mega Man!”Game manual, Mega Man Powered Up. 2006.
== Characters ==
Name 	Image	Description
 	 	Originally created by Dr. Light to help with chores around the research lab. After the evil Dr. Wily’s visit, Mega Man’s sense of justice was burning hot, and he begged Dr. Light to upgrade him and give him the ability to fight. Mega Man possesses a gentle personality and is kind to everyone he meets.
Dr. Light	 	Mega Man’s creator and a top robot scientist. Devoted to progress and harmony between humans and robots, he spends night and day deep in research.
Roll 	 	Mega Man’s "younger sister." Adored by all, she assists Dr. Light in his research and helps keep everything clean. She’s strong-willed, detail-oriented, and has both feet on the ground.
Dr. Wily 	 	Graduate of the same university as Dr. Light. Since being ejected from academic circles for his extreme theories, he has turned into an evil, mad scientist.
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
=== Mid-bosses ===
=== Bosses ===
==== Robot Masters ====
==== Other Bosses ====
== Weapons ==
== Stages ==
== Items ==
== People ==
== Relation to other games ==
* Mega Man: The original version of this game from 1987.
* Mega Man Maverick Hunter X: A remake of Mega Man X released on the PlayStation Portable around the same time.
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
==References==
Mega Man Soccer

Mega Man Soccer is a soccer game for the SNES featuring characters from the mega man games on the NES.
== Story ==
== Characters ==
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=== Dr. Light ===
=== Roll ===
=== Dr. Wily ===
== Gameplay ==
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
=== Robot Masters ===
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== Weapons ==
Name	Sprite	Description
== Stages ==
File:MMS - Stage Select Screen.png|256x240px|center|Mega Man Soccer Stage Select Screen
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== Items ==
Name	Sprite	Description
== References ==
== External links ==
* Wikipedia
* TV Tropes
* Pyroskankic 
* SSB Wiki (on Mega Man Universe)
* Mega Man Home Page
Mega Man Star Force

Mega Man Star Force, known in Japan as Ryuusei no Rockman (流星のロックマン, Ryūsei no Rokkuman) is the first entry of the main Star Force series, developed by Capcom and released for the DS in 2007. 
== Chapters ==
== Characters ==
== Enemies ==
=== Bosses ===
====Story Bosses====
Boss 	Sprite	EM User
Taurus Fire 	 	Bud Bison
Cygnus Wing 	 	Tom Dubius
Harp Note 	 	Sonia Strumm
Pegasus Magic (Pegasus)	 	—
Leo Kingdom (Leo) 	 	—
Dragon Sky (Dragon) 	 	—
Libra Scales 	 	Mitch Shepar
Queen Ophiuca 	 	Luna Platz
Gemini Spark 	 	Patrick Sprigs
Andromeda 	 	—
====Optional Bosses====
Boss 	Sprite	EM User
Cancer Bubble	 	Claud Pincer
Wolf Woods 	 	Damian Wolfe
Crown Thunder	 	Jean Couronne XIV
== Weapons ==
=== Battle Chips ===
== Stages ==
== Items ==
== Relation to other Games ==
== Relation to other media ==
=== Anime ===
== External Links ==
Category:Mega Man Star Force
Category:Main Series games
Category:Zero era games
Mega Man Star Force 2

Mega Man Star Force 2, known in Japan as Ryuusei no Rockman 2 (流星のロックマン2, Ryūsei no Rokkuman 2) is the second entry of the main Star Force series, developed by Capcom and released for the DS in 2008. 
== Chapters ==
== Characters ==
== Enemies ==
=== Bosses ===
====Story Bosses====
Boss 	Sprite	EM User
Dark Phantom 	 	Hyde
Taurus Fire 	 	Bud Bison
Yeti Blizzard	 	Rich Dotcom
Rogue 	 	Solo
Queen Ophiuca	 	Luna Platz
Plesio Surf 	 	Solo
Terra Condor 	 	Osa Agame
Harp Note 	 	Sonia Strumm
Hollow 	 	—
Le Mu 	 	—
====Optional Bosses====
Boss 	Sprite	EM User
Cancer Bubble 	 	Claud Pincer
Kung Foo Kid 	 	Kidd Gruff
Gemini Spark 	 	Patrick Sprigs
General Auriga	 	—
Apollo Flame 	 	—
== Weapons ==
=== Battle Chips ===
== Stages ==
== Items ==
== Relation to other Games ==
== Relation to other media ==
=== Anime ===
== External Links ==
Category:Mega Man Star Force 2
Category:Main Series games
Category:Zero era games
Mega Man Star Force 3

Mega Man Star Force 3, known in Japan as Ryuusei no Rockman 3 (流星のロックマン3, Ryūsei no Rokkuman 3) is the third entry of the main Star Force series, developed by Capcom and released for the DS in 2009. 
== Chapters ==
== Characters ==
== Enemies ==
=== Bosses ===
====Story Bosses====
Boss 	Sprite	EM User
Spade Magnes 	 	Magnes
Taurus Fire 	 	Bud Bison
Diamond Ice 	 	Ice
Club Strong 	 	Strong
Jack Corvus 	 	Jack
Dark Phantom 	 	Hyde
Queen Virgo 	 	Queen Tia
Acid Ace 	 	Arthur C. Eos
Rogue 	 	Solo
Dread Joker 	 	Joker
Crimson Dragon	 	Mr. King
====Optional Bosses====
Boss 	Sprite	EM User
Cygnus Wing 	 	Tom Dubius
Wolf Woods 	 	Damian Wolfe
Moon Destroyer	 	Unknown
Apollo Flame 	 	—
Sirius 	 	—
== Weapons ==
=== Battle Chips ===
== Stages ==
== Items ==
== Relation to other Games ==
== Relation to other media ==
=== Anime ===
== External Links ==
Category:Mega Man Star Force 3
Category:Main Series games
Category:Zero era games