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Mega Man: The Power Battle

Mega Man: The Power Battle, known as in Japan, is a fighting game set in the Classic era. It was developed by Capcom and first released as an arcade cabinet in 1995, before being ported to home consoles in the following years. The game also has a sequel, Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters.
==Story==
Dr. Wily's up to his old tricks again! This time, he has restored the robots defeated by in the past and sent them in for another battle! "How does it feel to be reunited with your old friends, Mega Man? I've powered them up considerably from their original abilities, so I hope you all have a lot of fun." Thus began the greatest battle in history.MM25: Mega Man & Mega Man X Official Complete Works. Udon Entertainment. Page 114.
==Characters==
Name 	Sprite	Description
 	 	TBA
Proto Man	 	TBA
Bass 	 	TBA
Roll 	 	TBA
Dr. Light	 	TBA
Dr. Wily 	 	TBA
==Bosses==
There are three Courses through which the player can play.
Name 	Sprite	Course 	Description
Cut Man 	 	Mega Man 1~2 	TBA
Wood Man 	 	Mega Man 1~2 	TBA
Ice Man 	 	Mega Man 1~2 	TBA
Guts Man 	 	Mega Man 1~2 	TBA
Crash Man 	 	Mega Man 1~2 	TBA
Heat Man 	 	Mega Man 1~2 	TBA
Magnet Man 	 	Mega Man 3~6 	TBA
Plant Man 	 	Mega Man 3~6 	TBA
Gemini Man 	 	Mega Man 3~6 	TBA
Napalm Man 	 	Mega Man 3~6 	TBA
Dust Man 	 	Mega Man 3~6 	TBA
Gyro Man 	 	Mega Man 3~6 	TBA
Shade Man 	 	Mega Man 7 	TBA
Slash Man 	 	Mega Man 7 	TBA
Freeze Man 	 	Mega Man 7 	TBA
Turbo Man 	 	Mega Man 7 	TBA
Junk Man 	 	Mega Man 7 	TBA
Cloud Man 	 	Mega Man 7 	TBA
Yellow Devil	 	Mega Man 1~2 & Mega Man 3~6	TBA
VAN Pookin 	 	Mega Man 7 	TBA
Wily Machine	 	All 	TBA
==Weapons==
Name 	Icon	Description 	Source
Mega Buster 	 	Mega Man's default weapon. 	Default
Proto Buster 	 	Proto Man's default weapon.	Default
Bass Buster 	 	Bass's default weapon. 	Default
Rolling Cutter	 	TBA 	Cut Man
Leaf Shield 	 	TBA 	Wood Man
Ice Slasher 	 	TBA 	Ice Man
Super Arm 	 	TBA 	Guts Man
Crash Bomber 	 	TBA 	Crash Man
Atomic Fire 	 	TBA 	Heat Man
Magnet Missile	 	TBA 	Magnet Man
Plant Barrier 	 	TBA 	Plant Man
Gemini Laser 	 	TBA 	Gemini Man
Napalm Bomb 	 	TBA 	Napalm Man
Dust Crusher 	 	TBA 	Dust Man
Gyro Attack 	 	TBA 	Gyro Man
Noise Crush 	 	TBA 	Shade Man
Slash Claw 	 	TBA 	Slash Man
Freeze Cracker	 	TBA 	Freeze Man
Scorch Wheel 	 	TBA 	Turbo Man
Junk Shield 	 	TBA 	Junk Man
Thunder Strike	 	TBA 	Cloud Man
==Items==
==Related Media==
==External Links==
==References==
Mega Man & Bass series

The Mega Man & Bass series, or Rockman & Forte series, is a minor sub-series within the Classic era. It consists of two games - Mega Man & Bass and Rockman & Forte: Challengers from the Future, both of which were originally exclusive to Japan, though a port of the former has since been released internationally.
Both games in the series are traditional action platformers with a format very similar to the numbered Classic series entries. Their main distinction is the addition of Bass, Mega Man's rival, as a second playable character, with his own abilities, upgrades and (to an extent) story relevance. On the timeline, both games take place after Mega Man 8As evidenced by the in Mega Man & Bass containing robots from all games up to and including 8, as well as the appearance of Astro Man and Tengu Man. and presumably before Mega Man 9.
==Games==
Name 	System 	Release date(s)	Notes
Mega Man & Bass 	Super Famicom, Game Boy Advance	 	Super Famicom version only released in Japan, as Rockman & Forte
Rockman & Forte: Challengers from the Future	WonderSwan 	 	Literally "Mega Man & Bass: Challenger from the Future", Japan only
==References==
Category:Classic era games
Mega Man (Archie Comics)

Mega Man is a comic series produced by Archie Comics, based on the franchise of the same name. The series was announced at New York Comic Con 2010, and began publication in April 2011 with Ian Flynn as the lead writer. It includes adaptations of video games in the Classic era and some of the X era as well. In 2013, a crossover took place between the Mega Man and Sonic the Hedgehog franchises under the title Worlds Collide, and another crossover event called Worlds Unite ran in 2015. The series was put into an indefinite hiatus after Issue #55, concluding with the setup for an adaptation of Mega Man 4 that never came to be.
Category:Comic series
Mega Man (DOS)

Mega Man, sometimes disambiguated as Mega Man (DOS), is a licensed Classic era platformer developed by Hi-Tech Expressions and released in 1990 for MS-DOS PCs. The game was initially a personal project by Stephen Rozner that got picked up for publishing by Capcom USA. It was eventually followed by a sequel, Mega Man 3 (DOS).
==Story==
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
==Characters==
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
=== Bosses ===
Name 	Sprite	Description	Weapon 	Weakness
Sonic Man 	 	 	Sonic Wave 	Nuclear Detonator
Volt Man 	 	 	Force Field 	Sonic Wave
Dyna Man 	 	 	Nuclear Detonator	Force Field
CRORQ (Phase 1)	 	 	n/a 	Sonic Wave
CRORQ (Phase 2)	 	 	n/a 	Force Field
== Items ==
== Stages ==
== Gallery ==
== References==
== External Links ==
Category:Classic era games
Mega Man (Game Gear)

Mega Man is a spinoff of the Classic era, developed by Freestyle and released for the Game Gear in 2004, exclusively in North America. The game features various levels remade from Mega Man 4 and 5.
== Story ==
== Characters ==
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
=== Bosses ===
Name 	Sprite	Description	Weapon 	Weakness
Stone Man 	 	 	Power Stone 	Napalm Bomb
Napalm Man 	 	 	Napalm Bomb 	Flash Stopper
Bright Man 	 	 	Flash Stopper	Star Crash
Star Man 	 	 	Star Crash 	Power Stone
Wave Man 	 	 	Water Wave 	Mega Buster
Toad Man 	 	 	Rain Flush 	Water Wave
Wily Capsule 2	 	 	n/a 	Mega Buster
== Weapons ==
== Stages == 
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== Items ==
== Relation to other Games ==
== Other Media ==
== References ==
== External Links ==
Mega Man (ZX era)

A Mega Man, known as a in Japan, or also known as a , is a special type of individual appearing in the ZX era. They are any people who have biological data that is compatible with Biometal, allowing them to access its powers.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man ZX===
Mega Men are introduced in Mega Man ZX. The true nature of Mega Men is still a mystery at this point. Prairie and the Guardians hypothesize that Mega Men are survivors of Maverick attacks, and can use Biometal due to their diligent souls. Fistleo the Predatoroid implies that Mavericks spare future Mega Men on purpose, as if they can sense their potential to become Mega Men.
Vent/ discover they are a Mega Man when they first interface with Model X. They activate its powers via the M.E.G.A. System ("Meta-Encapsulated Granule Awareness"), known as the ("Rebirth of Crystallized Knowledge") in Japan, in a process known as Megamerge, or in Japan. When first Megamerging, Model X states "Biolink Established", bonding to Vent/Aile so they are the only one who can use it. They soon learn that their boss, Girouette, is also a Mega Man who wields Model Z, before meeting the evil Mega Man Serpent who wields a fragment of Model W.
When Giro passes away, he bestows his Model Z upon Vent/Aile, who discovers that Model X can Double Megamerge to combine with Model Z, forming the powerful Model ZX. They set out to recover the other four Biometal from the Pseudoroids, special Reploids who use the powers of Biometal but are not true Mega Men. Using Model X's Double Megamerge, Vent/Aile can interface with these other Biometal.
===Mega Man ZX Advent===
The true nature of Mega Men is explored in Mega Man ZX Advent. The mysterious Grey/Ashe discovers they are a Mega Man compatible with Model A, who has lost its memory, and together they work to slowly uncover their pasts and learn more about Mega Men. They do so by fighting other Mega Men, including Aeolus, Thetis, Atlas, Siarnaq, and Vent/Aile, whose DNA data unlocks Ciphers in Model A's database.
The Ciphers reveal that the first Biometal, Model W, was created by Albert. He placed a biological lock on it, preventing anyone with DNA different from his own from using it. Then, to select other individuals to help him awaken Model W, Albert began using his position in the Sage Trinity to survey people from all over the world and insert his own DNA data into those he deemed worthy. When Ciel later created the six Biometal found in Mega Man ZX, she based them on Model W, including copying the biological lock from Model W. Model A was also created by Albert, sharing the same lock. Thus, a Mega Man is simply one who carries the data of Albert in their body; another term is .
==References==
Category:Species
Mega Man (animated series)

An animated series produced by Ruby-Spears and dubbed by The Ocean Group. 
It ran for 2 years with 27 episodes. 
== Characters ==
=== Main Characters ===
* 
* Dr. Light
* Dr. Wily 
* Roll
* Proto Man 
* Rush
* Eddie 
* Mayor of New York City 
* Bree Ricotta 
=== Robot Masters ===
* Air Man
* Bomb Man
* Bright Man
* Crash Man
* Crystal Man
* Cut Man
* Dive Man
* Dust Man
* Elec Man
* Fire Man
* Gemini Man
* Gravity Man
* Guts Man
* Gyro Man
* Hard Man
* Heat Man
* Ice Man
* Magnet Man
* Metal Man
* Napalm Man
* Needle Man
* Pharaoh Man
* Quick Man
* Ring Man
* Spark Man
* Star Man
* Stone Man
* Toad Man
* Top Man
* Wave Man
* Wood Man
=== Other Minor Characters ===
* X
* Doc
* Batontons
* Dark Man
* Vile
* Spark Mandrill 
== Weapons ==
* 
== Stages ==
== Items ==
== Episodes ==
=== Season 1 ===
* The Beginning 
* Electric Nightmare 
* Mega-Pinocchio
* The Big Shake
* The Big Shake 
* Robosaur Park 
* Mega Man in the Moon 
* 20,000 Leaks under the Sea 
* The Incredible Shrinking Megaman 
* Bot Transfer 
* Ice Age 
* Cold Steel 
* Future Shock 
* The Strange Island of Dr. Wily
=== Season 2 ===
* Showdown at Red Gulch
* Terror of the Seven Seas 
* Mega Dreams 
* Robo-Spider 
* Master of Disaster 
* Night of the Living Monster Bots 
* Curse of the Lion Men
* The Day the Moon Fell 
* Campus Commandos 
* Brain Bots 
* Bro Bots 
* Bad Day at Peril Park 
* Mega X 
* Crime of the Century
== Companies ==
* Ruby-Spears
* The Ocean Group
== People ==
== Other Media ==
== External Links ==
Category:Cartoons
Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters

Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, known as in Japan, is a fighting game set in the Classic era. It was developed by Capcom and first released as an arcade cabinet in 1996, before being ported to home consoles in the following years. The game is a sequel to Mega Man: The Power Battle.
==Story==
One day, while Dr. Light was researching an unknown energy source from space, his laboratory was attacked by Wily mechs. The unknown energy source and the new parts that were under development were stolen from the laboratory. To make matters worse, Roll also went missing... With the addition of the mysterious new robot Duo, a new battle is about to begin!MM25: Mega Man & Mega Man X Official Complete Works. Udon Entertainment. Page 114.
==Characters==
Name 	Sprite	Description
 	 	TBA
Proto Man	 	TBA
Bass 	 	TBA
Duo 	 	TBA
Roll 	 	TBA
Dr. Light	 	TBA
Dr. Wily 	 	TBA
==Bosses==
There are three Stories through which the player can play.
Name 	Sprite	Story 	Description
Shadow Man 	 	Search for Wily! 	TBA
Plant Man 	 	Search for Wily! 	TBA
Gyro Man 	 	Search for Wily! 	TBA
Centaur Man 	 	Search for Wily! 	TBA
Bubble Man 	 	Search for Wily! 	TBA
Heat Man 	 	Search for Wily! 	TBA
Cut Man 	 	Rescue Roll! 	TBA
Stone Man 	 	Rescue Roll! 	TBA
Shade Man 	 	Rescue Roll! 	TBA
Elec Man 	 	Rescue Roll! 	TBA
Dive Man 	 	Rescue Roll! 	TBA
Slash Man 	 	Rescue Roll! 	TBA
Guts Man 	 	Recover the New Parts!	TBA
Pharaoh Man 	 	Recover the New Parts!	TBA
Air Man 	 	Recover the New Parts!	TBA
Quick Man 	 	Recover the New Parts!	TBA
Gemini Man 	 	Recover the New Parts!	TBA
Napalm Man 	 	Recover the New Parts!	TBA
Mad Grinder 	 	Search for Wily! 	TBA
Yellow Devil	 	Rescue Roll! 	TBA
Mecha Dragon	 	Recover the New Parts!	TBA
Wily Machine	 	All 	TBA
==Weapons==
Name 	Icon	Description 	Source
Mega Buster 	 	Mega Man's default weapon. 	Default
Proto Buster 	 	Proto Man's default weapon.	Default
Bass Buster 	 	Bass's default weapon. 	Default
Duo Buster 	 	Duo's default weapon. 	Default
Shadow Blade 	 	TBA 	Shadow Man
Plant Barrier 	 	TBA 	Plant Man
Gyro Attack 	 	TBA 	Gyro Man
Centaur Arrow 	 	TBA 	Centaur Man
Bubble Lead 	 	TBA 	Bubble Man
Atomic Fire 	 	TBA 	Heat Man
Rolling Cutter 	 	TBA 	Cut Man
Power Stone 	 	TBA 	Stone Man
Noise Crush 	 	TBA 	Shade Man
Thunder Beam 	 	TBA 	Elec Man
Dive Missile 	 	TBA 	Dive Man
Slash Claw 	 	TBA 	Slash Man
Super Arm 	 	TBA 	Guts Man
Pharaoh Wave 	 	TBA 	Pharaoh Man
Air Shooter 	 	TBA 	Air Man
Quick Boomerang	 	TBA 	Quick Man
Gemini Laser 	 	TBA 	Gemini Man
Napalm Bomb 	 	TBA 	Napalm Man
==Items==
==Related Media==
==External Links==
==References==
Mega Man 3 (DOS)

Mega Man 3, also known by its full title Mega Man 3: The Robots Are RevoltingOfficial Mega Man 3 (DOS) game description. Dr. Cossack's Lab - Mega Man PC Website. or disambiguated as Mega Man 3 (DOS), is a licensed Classic era platformer. It was developed by Hi-Tech Expressions and released in 1992 for MS-DOS PCs.
==Story==
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
==Characters==
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
=== Bosses ===
Name 	Sprite	Description	Weapon 	Weakness
Bit Man 	 	 	Bit Cannon 	Torch Arm
Blade Man 	 	 	Blade Launcher 	Bit Cannon
Oil Man 	 	 	Oil Stream 	Blade Launcher
Shark Man 	 	 	Shark Boomerang	Oil Stream
Wave Man 	 	 	Water Shooter 	Shark Boomerang
Torch Man 	 	 	Torch Arm 	Water Shooter
CRORQ 	 	 	— 	Bit Cannon
Wily Machine (3 DOS) (Phase 1)	 	 	— 	Water Shooter
Wily Machine (3 DOS) (Phase 2)	 	 	— 	Shark Boomerang
== Items ==
== Stages ==
== Gallery ==
== References==
== External Links ==
Category:Classic era games
Mega Man 5

Mega Man 5, known in Japan as Rockman 5: Blues no Wana!? (ロックマン5 ブルースの罠!?, Rokkuman 5 Burūsu no Wana!?, "Rockman 5: Proto Man's Trap!?") is the fifth Main series game in the Classic era of the Mega Man series, developed and published by Capcom and released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1992-1993.
== Characters ==
Name 	Sprite	Description
 	 	(sprite reused from Mega Man 3)
Beat 	 	
Dark Man 	 	
Dr. Cossack	 	
Dr. Light 	 	
Dr. Wily 	 	
Eddie 	 	
Proto Man 	 	
Rush 	 	(sprite reused from Mega Man 4)
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
=== Minibosses ===
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
=== Robot Masters ===
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=== Fortress Bosses ===
====Proto Man's fortress====
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====Wily Stage====
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== Weapons ==
Name 	Sprite	Description
Mega Buster 	 	(sprite reused from Mega Man 3)
Beat 	 	
Power Stone 	 	
Gravity Hold	 	(Flash Stopper sprite reused from Mega Man 4)
Crystal Eye 	 	
Charge Kick 	 	
Napalm Bomb 	 	
Water Wave 	 	
Star Crash 	 	
Gyro Attack 	 	
Super Arrow 	 	
=== Rush Transformations ===
Name 	Sprite	Description
Rush Coil	 	
Rush Jet 	 	(sprite reused from Mega Man 4)
== Stages ==
File:MM5 - Stage Select Screen.png|256x240px|center|Mega Man 5 Stage Select Screen
rect 24 24 72 72 Stone Man Stage (Mega Man 5)
rect 104 24 152 72 Gravity Man Stage
rect 184 24 232 72 Crystal Man Stage (Mega Man 5)
rect 24 88 72 136 Charge Man Stage (Mega Man 5)
rect 184 88 232 136 Napalm Man Stage (Mega Man 5)
rect 24 152 72 200 Wave Man Stage
rect 104 152 152 200 Star Man Stage
rect 184 152 232 200 Gyro Man Stage
* Robot Masters: 
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** Gravity Man Stage
** 
** 
** 
** Wave Man Stage
** Star Man Stage
** Gyro Man Stage
* Proto Man Castle
** Proto Man Stage 1 
** Proto Man Stage 2 
** Proto Man Stage 3
** Proto Man Stage 4
* Dr. Wily stages
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MM5 - Wily Stage.png
MM5 - Proto Man Fortress.png
== Items ==
Name 	Sprite	Description
1 UP 	 	Sprite reused from Mega Man 3
Beat parts 	 	
Energy Pellet 	 	
Energy Tank 	 	
L Tank 	 	
Mega Tank 	 	
Weapon Capsule	 	
== People ==
* Keiji Inafune
== Relation to other Games ==
=== Classic era ===
* Mega Man IV has Stone Man, Charge Man, Napalm Man and Crystal Man
* Ports, Remakes and Compilations: 
** Rockman Complete Works 
** Mega Man Anniversary Collection
==== Mega Man Legacy Collection ====
 
=== Super Smash Bros. series ===
==== Super Smash Bros. 4 ====
==== Super Smash Bros. Ultimate ====
=== 1994 animated series ===
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
* TV Tropes
* Pyroskankic 
* SSB Wiki
* StrategyWiki
* Mega Man Home Page
* Mega Man 5 on NintendoWiki
*
Category:Main Series games
Category:Classic era games
Mega Man Anniversary Collection

Mega Man Anniversary Collection is a compilation of Classic era games, which released exclusively in North America in 2004-2005. It is comprised of the first eight games in the series, from Mega Man (game) to Mega Man 8, along with Mega Man: The Power Battle and Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters as unlockable bonus games.
== Games ==
; Mega Man 
; Mega Man 2
; Mega Man 3 
; Mega Man 4 
; Mega Man 5
; Mega Man 6
; Mega Man 7
; Mega Man 8
; Mega Man: The Power Battle (Unlocked after defeating Needle Man in Mega Man 3)
; Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters (Unlocked after defeating Junk Man in Mega Man 7)
== Features ==
Mega Man Battle & Fighters

Mega Man Battle & Fighters, known as in Japan, is a collection of fighting games in the Classic era. It was developed by Capcom and released only in Japan for the Neo Geo Pocket Color in 2000. It later released in North America for the first time on the Nintendo Switch eShop in 2022. It contains handheld ports of Mega Man: The Power Battle and Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, plus additional content.
==Story==
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
==Characters==
=== Bosses ===
== Stages ==
== Gallery ==
== References==
== External Links ==
*
Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge

Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge, known as in Japan, is a spin-off in the Battle Network era. It was developed by Inti Creates and released for the Gameboy Advance in 2004. It stars Lan Hikari and MegaMan.EXE in an international NetBattle tournament.
A port for the Wonderswan Color was released simultaneously in Japan, known as , or Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge N1 in English.Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection 2. 2023.
== Characters ==
=== Starting ===
Boss 	Sprite	Operator
MegaMan.EXE 	 	Lan Hikari
Roll.EXE 	 	Mayl Sakurai
GutsMan.EXE 	 	Dex Oyama
ProtoMan.EXE	 	Eugene Chaud
TurboMan.EXE	 	Kai Todoroki
Ring.EXE 	 	Mary Towa
=== Unlocked After Tournaments ===
Boss 	Sprite	Operator
Bass GS 	 	n/a
Bass 	 	n/a
IceMan.EXE 	 	n/a
FireMan.EXE 	 	n/a
ElecMan.EXE 	 	n/a
WoodMan.EXE 	 	n/a
SkullMan.EXE 	 	n/a
NumberMan.EXE 	 	n/a
AirMan.EXE 	 	n/a
QuickMan.EXE 	 	n/a
ThunderMan.EXE	 	n/a
GateMan.EXE 	 	n/a
SharkMan.EXE 	 	n/a
ShadowMan.EXE 	 	n/a
KnightMan.EXE 	 	n/a
MagnetMan.EXE 	 	n/a
FreezeMan.EXE 	 	n/a
SnakeMan.EXE 	 	n/a
ToadMan.EXE 	 	n/a
HeatMan.EXE 	 	n/a
ColorMan.EXE 	 	n/a
MagicMan.EXE 	 	n/a
FlashMan.EXE 	 	n/a
BeastMan.EXE 	 	n/a
PlantMan.EXE 	 	n/a
FlameMan.EXE 	 	n/a
MetalMan.EXE 	 	n/a
KingMan.EXE 	 	n/a
Hub Style 	 	n/a
Guts Style 	 	n/a
Team Style 	 	n/a
Shield Style 	 	n/a
Custom Style 	 	n/a
Normal Navi 1 	 	n/a
Normal Navi 2 	 	n/a
Normal Navi 3 	 	n/a
Normal Navi 4 	 	n/a
Normal Navi 5 	 	n/a
Navi-F 	 	n/a
Navi-A 	 	n/a
Navi-W 	 	n/a
Navi-E 	 	n/a
Normal Navi X 	 	n/a
==References==
Mega Man Battle Network 5

Mega Man Battle Network 5, known in Japan as known in Japan as Rockman.EXE 5 (ロックマンエグゼ5, Rokkuman Eguze Faibu) is the fifth entry of the main Battle Network series, developed by Capcom and released for the Game Boy Advance in 2005. 
== 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
BlizzardMan.EXE 	 	None
ProtoMan.EXE (Team ProtoMan) 	 	Eugene Chaud
Colonel.EXE (Team Colonel) 	 	Baryl
ShadeMan.EXE 	 	None
MagnetMan.EXE (Team ProtoMan) 	 	Tesla Gauss
KnightMan.EXE (Team Colonel) 	 	Princess Pride
CloudMan.EXE 	 	None
GyroMan.EXE (Team ProtoMan) 	 	Charlie Airstar
ShadowMan.EXE (Team Colonel) 	 	???
Mega Man DS 	 	None
NapalmMan.EXE (Team ProtoMan) 	 	Fyrefox
TomahawkMan.EXE (Team Colonel) 	 	Dingo
CosmoMan.EXE 	 	None
SearchMan.EXE (Team ProtoMan) 	 	Raika
NumberMan.EXE (Team Colonel) 	 	Higsby
Dark ProtoMan.EXE (Team ProtoMan)	 	n/a
Dark Colonel.EXE (Team Colonel) 	 	n/a
Meddy.EXE (Team ProtoMan) 	 	Jasmine
ToadMan.EXE (Team Colonel) 	 	Ribitta
Nebula Gray 	 	Dr. Regal
====Optional Bosses====
Boss 	Sprite	Operator
GridMan.EXE	 	Mr. Famous
LarkMan.EXE	 	None
Bass.EXE 	 	None
====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
Chaos Lord	 	None
== Weapons ==
=== Battle Chips ===
== Stages ==
== Items ==
== Relation to other Games ==
== Relation to other media ==
=== Anime ===
== External Links ==
Category:Mega Man Battle Network 5
Category:Main Series games
Category:Battle Network era games