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Elpizo has an overall regal theme, appearing as a tall, young man with a long, high-collared fuchsia coat with a cyan shirt and black tight pants completed by white gloves. He wears a helmet that covers half of his face and head featuring a fuchsia head light that bore some resemblance to a beret. Combined with his long and blond curly hair, Elpizo appears as a refined gentleman. It is unknown what he looked like before gaining his unique name.
Upon absorbing the Dark Elf's power, his appearance radically changed, with his fingers becoming more clawlike, a more skeletal-like white armor, and jagged military shoulder cuffs. His face also becomes noticeably paler, as well as gaining red eyes characteristic of that of mavericks. The only aspect of his original form that was retained was his hair and his beret.
Absorbing more of the Dark Elf's power granted him a more demonic form with spindly arms, a jagged mask, and bat-like wings that bore some resemblance to a large Cyber elf. The only thing retained in this form was his characteristic hair, only it is now billowing without any support from the wind, enhancing his current demon-like nature.

Elpizo was an ambitious and determined Reploid who styled himself as a heroic avenger, but seemed to exhibit some traits of megalomania. At first, he felt awkward for being made the Resistance Leader by Ciel, but as time progressed, he ended up feeling grandiose and self-important. He ended up firmly convinced that he was special and that he could only be understood by others who were special, such as Ciel and Zero.
He developed an arrogant nature and acted haughtily, feeling superior, omnipotent, and invincible. Elpizo seemed to also suffer from his history of persecution by Neo Arcadia, constantly wishing to destroy them and believing rightly that Neo Arcadia felt the same way about him.
After his invasion force was killed and he was defeated in Neo Arcadia, his ideal image of himself and his plans were destroyed. He developed a deep sense of self-inadequacy, which he sought to rectify by finding the Dark Elf and gaining its power. It can also be argued that he developed a narcissistic view of himself, wanting to become more powerful in order to maintain the illusion of his grandiose nature in the eyes of other people.
In the end, Elpizo took a similar but opposite stance to Copy X ; instead of wishing to exterminate Reploids for the good of mankind, Elpizo wanted to exterminate humans for the good of Reploids. This makes him similar to Sigma , since he also wanted to destroy only humanity. Ironically, thanks to Copy X antagonizing Ciel and orchestrating an attack which killed many humans as well, this made Elpizo and Copy X the only Mega Man Zero series Reploids who fit the original definition of a Maverick ( Craft arguably being another one).
In the Telos drama tracks , it is noted that he loved the system of Neo Arcadia because he found it supremely well-managed. It can then be theorized that this love of organization helped to develop the militaristic attitude he took to rebelling against Neo Arcadia and inevitably made him go insane when his organized plans fell apart.


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This character's appearance is almost identical to Duo's original form, albeit mirrored (opposite giant hands to Duo) and with a more "evil"-looking armor and color scheme. His head is also different, with slots under his eyes rather than Duo's T-visor.


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FlameMan has a design different from his original counterpart . He has a red face with a puppet-like mouth and deep red eyes, a dark body with holes that ignites his body on fire, black limbs with tan discs on them, red hands and red feet with metal plates on front. FlameMan.EXE is shown walking on all four of his limbs in his official artwork.


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FlashMan.EXE resembles a more lean and mechanical version of his Robot Master counterpart . He has more white on his armor than yellow, including a mask that covers his entire face save for his eyes. The lamp on his head also forms a visor-like brim around his head. Rather than an arm cannon, his arms are both equipped with shield-like bracers, and he can detach the crystal balls from his shoulders to use his Hypno Flash ability.


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Gate is a tall male Reploid in purple armor. His clear face is recognizable for his sharp purple eyes and confident expression; he also appears to be slightly older than X and Zero. His helmet is distinguished by a pair of metallic blades running up the visor and a diamond shaped blue gem. Another blue gem with the shape of a pentagon is located on the center of his chestplate. He wears a white lab coat featuring golden accents and cuffs.
In combat, Gate changes to a golden form. His armor becomes sharper and bulkier, especially his shoulderpads, with white details and blue gems on the arms and legs. His labcoat is replaced with a flowing white cape.

Gate is a devoted researcher with a sardonic attitude, a large ego, and an irreverent personality. In order to achieve his goals, he's willing to do everything necessary to get what he wants. Like many of the villains in the series, Gate desires a Reploid government under his leadership, though he specifies that his utopia will only include certain advanced Reploids such as himself and his own creations.
In the Japanese version, he uses the pronoun 僕 (boku) to refer to himself, meaning "I" but in a humble, masculine way, giving off a sense of professionalism. Additionally, Sigma referred to Gate as a "brat" (小僧, kozou) in Japanese, suggesting that Gate's programmed age is that of a young man. [2]
Gate aims to make the strongest Reploids possible, which is why he is so fascinated by the legendary X and Zero and their unanalyzable bodies. He is a genius in Reploid engineering and unafraid to show it, sometimes to his own detriment. During his time on the research team, unlike Alia, he broke protocols by making his Reploid creations unanalyzable, causing him to be shunned by his peers. Gate could not understand, as he considered them excellent Reploids, and found it hypocritical that X and Zero were not treated with the same fear. He became resentful when his creations were destroyed by his very own colleagues, especially because Alia was in on the conspiracy, and chose to escape the scorn by hiding in solitude.
Despite this, Gate appears to have some concern for the world, as he laments the ruin caused by Eurasia and is bitter that authorities claim they should be thankful for the reduced damage. Alia also mentions in the ending that she and Gate longed to create a program resistant to all viruses. However, any compassion Gate once had is completely lost when he is infected by Zero's DNA; although he realizes that he is losing his sanity, he finds the sensation "liberating" and loses himself in his own selfish goals.


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Gemini Spark has a darkgreen skin color. The black one (Rey) has a golden right arm and the white one (Pat) has a golden left arm.


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General is a massive Reploid, his height nearly filling the entire screen when he is encountered in-game. His armor is colored with brilliant golds and royal blues, befitting a respected leader and symbol of hope. His body is designed to resemble the uniform of a military officer, possessing a long coat and a cap. He also has a large moustache that spikes upwards and a black design along his jaw that resembles a beard.

As the supreme leader of Repliforce, General showed true responsibility and honor. He was highly popular among Repliforce, being highly respected by soldiers everywhere. [1] He valued dignity and justice like his subordinate Colonel , but was much more level-headed and soft-spoken than him. General held no ill will towards the humans, but still dreamed of Reploid independence, which was only exacerbated by his meetings with a mysterious interloper, Sigma .
When Repliforce was branded as Mavericks for refusing to surrender for questioning on the Sky Lagoon incident, the seeds of doubt planted by Sigma led General to lose faith in the humans and finally push a movement for Reploid independence. Only after being defeated by either X or Zero did he realize that he, plus all of Repliforce, had been used as a puppet for Sigma's plans. He claimed that the deaths of his men could only be justified by his own destruction, showing great sacrificial honor and regret.
In the Japanese version, General addressed himself as "わし" (washi) during his meeting with Sigma. "わし" is a first-person pronoun that is typically used by middled-aged and elderly men. This suggests his programmed age is that of an older man.
Judging by his meeting room in the Repliforce building , General was well-read, as he kept several dozen books on bookshelves. The room also had a stained-glass image of the Virgin Mary , the mother of Jesus Christ , implying that he believed in the teachings of Christianity, or that he at least admired the teachings and art of the religion.


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GravityMan is completely different from his original counterpart . GravityMan's color scheme consist of red, gray and light blue; He has a two hemispheres, top hemisphere has his head and two cylinders on the back while the bottom has a gauge on the front. He has floating arms, two floating disc and a smaller cylinder with pointed bottom.


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The Hoover Gang consists of two humans, Duane and Wayne, and one robot named Vacuhead. The humans are tall, slender men who look almost identical, except one has tan skin and dark hair while the other has white skin and dark blue hair. Vacuhead is a small cylinder-shaped robot with blue body armor, purple skin, and a large hairdo. He also carries a tank on his back and has a window scrubber for a hand.


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Hypno Woman is a thin humanoid robot with red-orange hair, golden eyes, gray skin, and a silver, yellow, and indigo color scheme. When attacking, her dress and wing patterns change to resemble hypnotic swirls.


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Iris appears as a young-looking female brunette Reploid with green eyes and very long thick hair, comparable to Zero's length, partially tied in a ponytail with a blue hair tie with yellow spots. Her armor consists of a blue and red scheme with yellow accents and is modeled into the form of a dress, her limbs being white, her boots white, and her hands appearing to have segmented knuckles. In Mega Man X4 , her boots gain a black outline and have a defined lavender color with the addition of a red beret on her head. In Mega Man Xtreme 2 , Iris appears to be much younger than her previous appearance (as Xtreme 2 chronologically predates X4 ), and along with lacking her beret, she has a small section on her upper chest with the insignia of Repliforce .
After taking Colonel's core into her body in Mega Man X4 , she appears as a Ride Armor -like being with a purple color scheme and a pair of wings. It is unconfirmed as to whether she entered a Ride Armor vehicle or became a similar being herself. However, she reverts to her original form after her defeat, suggesting that she was inside an armor.

Iris was a kind-hearted Reploid who desired peace for all. As the programming of Iris and Colonel was over 50% identical, they were very close and tended to protect each other no matter what. [2]
As a Navigator, she showed great concern for the safety of the Maverick Hunters, especially Zero. She was greatly distraught by the war between Repliforce and the Maverick Hunters, and often pled for the fighting to stop. Regardless, she sided with the Maverick Hunters for most of the conflict, supporting Zero. However, she drew the line at the death of her brother Colonel, and turned on Zero because of it. She echoes Repliforce's beliefs to Zero before her death, wishing they could live together in a society of only Reploids; it is unknown if she had always desired this or had recently adopted this dream.
Like her brother, she speaks with an Australian accent in the English versions of Mega Man X4 .


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JammingMan is a NetNavi with blue body and a pair of antennae on his head. His Navi mark seemingly depicts a blue part with thunderbolt shown on each upper side of it.


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Normally, Joker appears as a human being of elephantine proportions, perhaps between 8 and 10 feet tall. The darkness of his skin suggests NetFrica descent, though due to the fact that he is a Wizard, it appears to be merely a choice in his programmed design. His hair is notably thin and cut almost to the skin, running along his skull in a strange pattern that leaves several lines of bare scalp leading behind him. He also sports a likewise close-shaven beard, also with a pair of bare gaps. He wears a pair of glasses that fits snugly over his eyes and the bridge of his nose, running in an uninterrupted single pane. He wears a unique, dark brown, long-sleeved garment that runs uninterrupted to his knees, though its straight collar is rimmed with a golden material that runs down forming a key-hole like design across the torso of the garment - within the pattern of lines, the garment is colored grey. Similar strips of color are found on both shoulders of the robe. Extending from the bottom hole of the garment are a pair of what seem to be steel-toed boots with massive, brass-colored heels (the same color as his gloves).

In his earliest appearances, Joker is notably curt and to the point, as he rarely acts out and follows orders to the hilt which is what makes him such an effective superintendent. However, as time progresses, Jack and Queen Tia begin to prove insufficient and Joker is ordered to pick up the slack.
As he grows more involved with the plot, his crisp, controlled personality (notably closer to the poise of Queen Tia than her crazed brother) begins to peel away and reveal a stunningly ruthless individual with a thirst for violence - even in situations where his involvement was not explicitly called for, such as his assault on Luna Platz at Alohaha , which left even the two of them horrified at the act while justifying himself in that the weak have no right to live in the world and that Luna was simply the person that contradicted his philosophy the most.
During this time at Alohaha it was proven that he is not only murderous but also sadistic, as he feels nothing out of the victims he destroys but takes a significant amount of pleasure and joy out of knowing that killing the people close to Geo makes him feel pain and anger, which increases Geo's power as Mega Man therefore giving him a challenge to look forward to.


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Ken has brown hair and seeming blue eyes. He wears a dark red jacket, an orange shirt, grayish pants, and brown shoes.


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Kid Grave's design is based on the disguise of his video game counterpart . He is a humanoid robot with white skin, eyes consist of its sclera being black and red pupils, and green long hair with purple ends. Kid Grave wears a black robe with dark red patterns and also a logo of Grave on the upper front.


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LaserMan has a black body consist of blue glowing linings, a head with seemingly a single eye, has black legs with three toes on each of them, a green part on the middle on each of his hands and a pair of curvy parts on the back.
His Navi mark has a blue surrounding and represents a square consist of seven colors (i.e. purple, blue, light blue, green, yellow, orange and red) on a black background.


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Lumine appears as a young male Reploid with long lavender hair, most of it styled into a half-moon motif with a fringe covering one half of his face, which features gold eyes, but no eyebrows. His armor is of a slim design, having a white and dark purple color scheme with green hexagonal accents and a large blue jewel on his chest. Lumine also lacks a helmet with the intention of giving him a more human appearance and has a slight feminine figure. [3]
His final form is based on an angel in direct contrast to Sigma's demonic final appearance. [3] Lumine's armor changes and he gains a helmet similar to Zero's, his skin turns pale white, and his hands become claws. He also gains a unique set of wings, with four large compartments, connected to him by thin appendages. Lumine's overall design and abilities, along with his voice, invoke feelings of him being a transcendent or divine being, not limited to any specific form or gender.

Lumine normally maintains the façade of a benevolent, if not somewhat eccentric, leader. He seems talkative and intelligent, able to easily surmise X's concerns as well as provide highly-detailed explanations, but with an oddly emotionally-detached demeanor. He appears very confident in the capabilities of New Generation Reploids such as himself.
However, in reality Lumine has gone mad with ambition. Upon revealing his true intentions to the Maverick Hunters, his tone changes drastically to something more wicked, accompanied by maniacal laughter. He arrogantly derides X, Zero, and Axl for being outdated Reploids who have no place in the future. He claims to have used Sigma, showing he is a patient and cunning strategist, and also crushes Sigma's remains with his foot, showing how little he cares for others. After he is defeated his face is shown stuck in an insane smile, and he indignantly shares his belief that the world will be compelled to approach his goals regardless of his death.


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Maddy appears to look the same as her original counterpart from the Mega Man Battle Network series . She is a young woman with dark eyes, bright red hair and lavender eyelids. She wears a white shirt with orange area on the shoulders, a dark brownish undershirt with sleeves, a blue pairs of pants with a pattern of green and lavender stripes, and bright pinkish orange shoes with a orange tip and white soles.


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Whereas his Robot Master counterpart drew upon stage magicians for his look, MagicMan is modeled after the more "classical" wizard appearance and is garbed with a blue pointed hat and robe. He also has a moderate-length wizard style beard. His arms have red jewels at the ends instead of hands to act as a conduit for his attacks. The book on his back is a Tome of Cheating. [5]


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MagicMan is a wizard-themed NetNavi whose appearance is exactly the same as his original counterpart from the video game series . He has yellow eyes, his face is covered by a cream part that supposed to resemble his beard, a blue wizard hat (with cream wing-like parts on each side and a red gem on the front), an blue robe with a vertical sky blue stripe on the middle, purple diamonds on the sides, and a sky blue hem on each end of his sleeves, red spherical 'hands', a point on each of his shoulders, and dark brown feet with a blue end tip.
His Navi mark has a light blue surrounding and shows two pair of purple lines with a black dot on black background with a purple dot on each side. The marks are located on each of MagicMan's shoulders.


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MagnetMan is a humanoid NetNavi with green eyes. He has a black body, an red magnet-shaped armor with white buttons on it, red bracers with white circular parts, white hands with four finger each, gray 'belt' part on his waist with his Navi mark on the front, gray cylindrical leg armor with white circular parts, white feet and also a magnet-shaped helmet.
MagnetMan has a gray surrounding represents a red rectangle on the bottom and blue rectangle on top. Each Navi mark is located on the sides of his feet, the belt-like part and the sides of his helmet.


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Like his original counterpart from the video game series , Guass is apparently an elderly man with light gray hair, light gray beard, gray eyebrows, and light blue eyes. Guass wears a white undershirt, a bi-colored suit with the left half being red and the right half black, a gray tie, and black shoes.


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Albert assumes multiple forms throughout the game. His decoy Sage Trinity body resembles a tall adult man with long blue hair, wearing the blue and white Sage Trinity robes. His eyes are constantly closed, until he reveals his true nature and opens glowing red eyes with black sclerae; the hair strand on his forehead also points upwards when this happens. He is always seen holding a digital book of some kind.
Albert's true form is shorter, standing around Grey/Ashe's height, and has similar hair to his decoy only being bright pink instead of blue and with a longer strand at the front. Like his decoy, he has red eyes with black sclerae, but with the addition of a monocle-like device covering his right eye. He wears spiked boots and a restraining jacket, which he only removes upon Megamerging. Underneath, his body is completely dark with glowing red lines running along it.
Upon Megamerging with Model W, Albert gains a golden suit of armor. He dons a breastplate, large boots, and an inverted version of Model A's black and white jumpsuit underneath. Over his face is a blue semi-transparent helmet with piercing yellow eyes glowing from within.

Initially, Master Albert came off as gentle, mature, and relaxed. He pointed out the Sage Trinity's own rudeness to Grey/Ashe in their first transmission, acting affable and self-aware. However, he soon revealed his true colors as a cunning, remorseless maniac who would stop at nothing to achieve his selfish goals.
Albert was an incredibly patient and arrogant mastermind, whose plans went off without a hitch right up until his defeat at the hands of Grey/Ashe. He cared for no one but himself, and was so megalomaniacal that he saw everyone but himself as expendable pawns; not without good reason, as he influenced the entire world with his creation of Model W and formation of Legion . His scope was so enormous that he failed to appreciate the smaller things, obsessed with chasing grand visions of evolution. He acted indifferently towards Grey, constantly calling him a "defective" like his subordinates did, while acting more sympathetic towards Ashe, urging her to grow stronger and regretting seeking her death as his own kin. After his defeat, he acknowledged their abilities but at the same time cursed them to rot in complacency.
Albert desired to make a world in which Humanoids and Reploids may reach "evolution's extreme"; however, he came to believe that humans and Reploids are incurably flawed, leading to ennui, misery, and evolutionary stagnation. Thus he took it upon himself to cleanse the world of such deficiencies by destroying it, causing the world to "reset" in order to restore balance to its imperfect state.  After this, Albert planned to bring an ambiguous "new life" into the world to replace humanity.


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Mayor Cain has gray hair, black mustache, a navy suit, a sky blue undershirt, a purple tie and black shoes.

Cain puts on a kind appearance and is very popular in Cyber City. However, he is secretly revenge-driven, angry at society for making his grandfather an outcast for creating Falzar. He is willing to harm others, as evidenced when he tries to attack Lan.


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Mayor Daryl has light skin, brown hair, brown mustache, and pink lips. He wears a white suit, a dark teal undershirt, a pink collar, a purple tie and black shoes.


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MoltanicMan has the same appearance as his original counterpart from the Mega Man Battle Network series. He has a black body, green eyes, a purple head merged with the arms, a purple cannon on each of his arms, a purple codpiece, and purple boots.


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Mr. King has an appearance of a middle-aged gentleman, wearing a high-necked jacket with golden points, a white shirt inside and small ribbon at the neck giving him the appearance of a casino dealer. He also constantly seems wearing a pair of white gloves, possible for the use of playing cards. On the left side of his face, is a blue strip stretch from the air to the chin. His hair is combed back and apparently dyed.
He always travel on top of a hovering massive black-colored deck, with many yellow lines in it, and embedded with many technologies such as displaying air waves and controlling Meteor G from outer space.

Mr. King is cruel and ruthless, and he will use both Wizards and humans (mainly children) alike without caring for them. This is revealed when the truth of King Foundation is told, that the adopted children were to be scapegoats for Mr. King's criminal activities, most of them never coming back, apart from Queen Tia and Jack. He can also be described as someone who hates to lose, as he was going to destroy Earth claiming that, " if it couldn't be his, then he would destroy it ".
Mr. King feels that he is more superior than all of humanity, claiming that both humans and their technology were weak and that he would be the fittest to rule both. For such reasons, he would use his powerful Noise machinery, act on his hatred towards the current society, and corrupt Wizards, traits that can effectively make Mr. King the replacement of Dr. Regal . Even more considering that he would use a cybernetic asteroid (in this case Meteor G) for his own purposes, pretty much like Dr. Regal did with Duo's Asteroid, as well as both LaserMan and Dread Joker (which are Dr. Regal and Mr. King's, Navi and Wizard respectively) have a strong resemblance to each other.
Mr. King is shown to be homicidal, as seen when he had the Dread Lazer shot at WAZA HQ, knowing that if its power as at its fullest, he would be able to kill the staff inside, thus revealing he has little to no problem with murdering people. In truth, he felt little to no remorse about the children he sent to their demise on his name, merely stating they should be grateful to him for letting them live that long.
Overall, Mr. King only thinks of himself and sees everybody else as disposable tools for him to use in order to achieve his own goals, making him one of the most vile characters of the entire series. What makes Mr. King different from many of them is that he has neither a background nor a revelation behind his actions, but is rather motivated through pure evil itself.


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Mr. Match has red hair and a goatee. On almost every games, Mr. Match constantly change attires.
In his debut on the first Mega Man Battle Network game, he is shown wearing a green shirt with white sleeves, white pants, a green cap and brown shoes.
In Mega Man Battle Network 2 , Match is shown wearing a purple shirt, tan pants (although his pants is shown to be green in an artwork) and brown shoes.
In Mega Man Battle Network 3 , Match is shown dressed up as an SciLab employee. He wears a light blue shirt with purple linings, dark purple pants and brown shoes. In an artwork, Match is shown wearing an orange with a brown collar, although he is shown wearing the jacket in the game.
In Mega Man Battle Network 4 , Mr. Match is shown wearing a red jacket, black pants with fire printed on the bottom and black shoes.
In Mega Man Battle Network 6 , Mr. Match wears a dark magenta suit and black shoes. His suit is shown to be dark purple in an artwork.

Mr. Match is a rather complex character as his personality traits differ between the games. However the only consistent traits are his fiery personality, his love for battle and use of fire-related puns.
When not committing crime he can be a friendly and even helpful individual to both Lan Hikari and others. However when he does engage in criminal activity, he is to be feared as he has dangerous homicidal pyromaniac tendencies that have endangered many lives.
Not only that, but he has shown to be manipulative as he posed as a system repairer (in the first game and implied so in the anime) only to fill households with viruses and set them on fire, and feigning reform on the third game to win Lan's trust and tricking him into installing a program that set SciLab on fire.
On this game his cruelty is at its peak as he not only provoked Lan into playing a "game" with his father and SciLab 's workers lives at stake, but he subsequently tortured the young boy psychologically over the prospect that he helped Match achieve his mission and thus making him as much of a criminal as Match is and even further so as he is the cause of his father's endangering, all the while Match avoided any responsibility for his actions, feeling absolutely no guilt whatsoever and passing all the blame on Lan, which left deep emotional wounds.
Although in the fourth game he plotted to set the Den Dome on fire with WWW remnants, after learning that a person he had helped on the past was there, he came for the first time openly on screen came to regret his actions and genuinely repented by helping Lan overcome the situation and was willing to surrender to the Officials, although he was forgiven. He can also engage in petty fights against other Fire Navi users he may disapprove of, ending with incendiary results.
It is likely at this point onwards that Mr. Match did truly have a change of heart as he became a teacher on the sixth game, turning on a completely new leaf and even helping Lan on his quest, and being well respected on the school.
In the anime, Mr. Match's traits remain consistent although he nowhere reaches the same levels of vileness as on the third game, he remains a dangerous villain. In this setting he makes a target of Lan and MegaMan (for ruining his plans), FreezeMan (for deleting TorchMan) and VineMan (for provoking them) and has shown to pursue them relentlessly and with fervor intensity. As the series progresses his villainous persona also diminishes.


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Noboru Sunayama has brown hair, wears a light yellow shirt, light brown pants with black area on the front and back, pair of brown shoes with a darker tip and sole, gray ring on the index finger of his right hand, and a orange hat.

Noboru is an impatient man, often trying to get Lan and the other contestants to their destinations on time quickly, making liberal use of the word "pronto". He also cares deeply about his ratings and putting on a good show for his audience. This is evidenced when he battles Chaud and prolongs the battle in order to keep it interesting for the viewers. Even when he was going to jail, he asked to see the ratings for the N1 Grand Prix. He also has a habit of narrating everything he does, as if in a television show.


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As the anime counterpart of the original StarMan from the Mega Man Battle Network series, StarMan is a humanoid alien-like NetNavi . He has a white body with a teal area on the upper body, a white face, alien eyes, a yellow apparent helmet with six points with a Navi mark on the front, a scarf-like attire with a star at the end around his neck, and yellow boots.


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In his massive frame, Omega is a giant Reploid with knight-like armor and a long coat. His armor is white and black with red highlights, and his arms are sharp claws detached from his shoulders, which can float freely around his body. His helmet features a black visor that covers his entire face, with a scowling mouth carved below. He has long pink hair rising from the top of the helmet that reaches his feet. He wears a gigantic beam saber on his back that is normally coated in metal. Upon absorbing the Dark Elf, his color scheme changes to gold and black with blue highlights.
Hidden within Omega's frame is his true form: the original body of Zero . It looks exactly the same as Zero's replacement body in the Mega Man Zero series, but with a slightly darker red color, pale hair, and a purple saber. Interestingly, Omega's ponytail does not emerge from his helmet until he summons it before his boss battle.

At first, Omega is depicted as Dr. Weil's mindless servant. He is totally obedient to Weil, reverently addressing him as Lord Weil, and exhibits no desires of his own. He rarely speaks in anything but growls and roars, as if a beast. Weil claims he had developed a grudge against Zero and X for defeating him in the first place. Before fighting Zero in Weil's lab , he laughs and calls Zero by name.
Once his true form is revealed, Omega lets loose and shows his true colors as a megalomaniacal monster with a god complex. He doubtlessly believes in Weil's insane purpose for him, and when he speaks his first full sentence, he declares himself a Messiah and laughs maniacally. He values the Dark Elf for her power, showing concern when she is reverting back to the Mother Elf.
In Mega Man X DiVE , Omega's personality is expanded on. Not only does he see himself as a Messiah, but he strangely believes himself to be the real Zero. Despite being merely a new personality inhabiting Zero's original body, he is unable to comprehend how other characters speak of Zero as a separate person.


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Like her older brother, Pandora fits the motif of her nickname of Witch. She wears an oblong helmet with a jewel in the center; however, what appears to be an egg-shaped helmet actually separates into two pieces, as first seen when Pandora takes the passwords from Model X and Model Z . Her white, blue and black scheme strongly contrasts that of her brother as well. Like Prometheus, her armor color changes when she uses an elemental attack; however, she has two color changes instead of one: a yellow and blue scheme for Thunder attacks and a light blue one for Ice attacks. She will attack with both elements if white-colored.

Even less is known about Pandora than her brother, Prometheus. She lets Prometheus handle communication and rarely speaks. During the rare occasions when she uses her voice, she speaks slowly and softly with little to no emotion. Like her brother, Prometheus, she is completely devoted to Model W (though, ironically, in Ashe / Grey 's battle against her and her brother, they were also planning on destroying Model W, as well as all Master Albert had created). Being "the voice of Model W", she seems to have inherited Dr. Weil 's disdain and nihilism. Pandora also has a tragic side, believing that neither her or Prometheus can change their own inescapable destiny (something that Grey, her "little brother", isn't bound to), and just wants their suffering to end with "the destiny of destruction".
Pandora shows interest in Grey, as she is a little more talkative towards him than Ashe. In the Scrapyard, Pandora asks Grey if he hears "the cries of the world", and Grey agrees, accusing Pandora of being the one responsible, which she rebuts that it's his and Albert's fault. She leaves after the foreboding hint that Grey will fall in despair when he learns the truth. [2] During the "Prometheus & Pandora's Gossip Hell" character popularity segment on the Rockman ZX Advent Blog , Pandora also finds Grey cute and considers brainwashing him into her pet. [3]


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PlanetMan appears to be exactly the same as his video game counterpart . He has a white head with white merging pointy antennas, a white spherical shoulders with a long point with three yellow rings, disembodied hands and feet with consisting of the color white, a black lining on middle and yellow, and a blue sphere with green areas and two white linings on top and bottom, thus it resembles planet Earth .


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Pride has light blue eyes and blonde hair. In her debut on Mega Man Battle Network 2 , Pride wears a white dress, a crown, white gloves and white slippers.
In her appearance on Mega Man Battle Network 5 , Pride wears a brown-white shirt, plaid pants, dark brown boots, and a brown cap.


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Ito has black hair and his eyes appeared to be closed. He wears a pale yellow shirt, a red tie, brown vest, gray pants and brown shoes.


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QuickMan appears to be nearly identical to his Robot Master counterpart from the classic series . He has green eyes, a red helmet with a large golden boomerang on his forehead, red armor and red boots with golden decorative on the front.


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Rat has gray hair and buck teeth. He is seen wearing a green jacket, an orange shirt, a white undershirt and gray pants.


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Red is a lithe and intimidating Reploid . His skin is pale save for the black around his eyes, and he has long, blond hair that sweeps behinds his head. His right eye is missing and he retains a large scar along the forehead of his helmet. His armor is purple, orange, and grey in color. His shoulders curve upwards into sharp points, and he has jagged white lines running along his forearms, legs, and tassets. The spikes at the tips of his feet point upwards, while the spikes on his knees point downwards. After his defeat by Zero, Axl, and X, he lost his right shoulderpad and cables were exposed from his arms.

Red is a gifted vigilante and a charismatic leader, making him a natural fit as head of Red Alert. He spoke in a casual manner and didn't take things seriously, speaking to Sigma with his legs upon his desk and later confidently challenging the Maverick Hunters to a "duel" over Axl's custody. He was well-liked by his colleagues and very loyal to them, affectionately referring to them as his "pals." Fitting this laidback temperament, Red held few principles and was much more ruthless than the Maverick Hunters, as he was willing to attack innocent Reploids if it meant getting more power-ups for himself and his colleagues. He did eventually show remorse for these crimes, but by then it was too late.
Red's antagonistic actions towards the Maverick Hunters were only due to the pressure of Sigma. Unlike Sigma, Red showed no hostility towards the Hunters and didn't wish them harm, seeing them as a mere nuisance. He also said that he "set Axl free," showing he quickly got over Axl's departure from Red Alert and, if anything, encouraged it. [1] However, Sigma blackmailed him by threatening his pals in Red Alert, forcing Red to challenge the Maverick Hunters against his wishes.
By the time X, Zero, and Axl confronted Red in the Crimson Palace , he had become severely nihilistic. With his colleagues destroyed, Red knew that the Hunters spelled the end of the line. After being defeated and faced with the self-destruct, he refused Axl's pleas to escape with them, instead encouraging the rookie to carry on and succeed where he failed.


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Rei Saiko wears a purple cap with a bright orb on it, a white robe with red lining and a purple lining on each end of the sleeve, purple pants and black shoes.

Rei is very loyal to the WWW and Wily. He is also ruthless and ambitious, attempting to kill Lan for a promotion. Rei does not readily accept defeat and after FlashMan is defeated, he often commands him to keep fighting, to the point of deletion.


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Rospark is a limited warfare Pseudoroid specialized in long-range electroshock attacks. [1] His design also allowed him to fight evenly on even the most difficult terrain. [2] He stands out for having two different forms, which seem to be based on the growing stages of a flower. His primary form is of a green mechanical bulb. The upper part is surrounded by thorned tendrils with Spike Manipulators which can attach to poles and similar objects. He has a long cone-shaped head with long red lights and small eyes. He is a light-weight Pseudoroid designed to fight effectively even on the most difficult terrain.
Upon attaching to a pole, Rospark's bulb opens up to reveal the thin form of a humanoid with a pink frame and green limbs. He has long horns on his head and pelvic area, as well as golden spikes on his chest, torso and hips. The bulb plates are open wide on his back, and their interior resembles the petals of a rose. His eyes are blue in this form.

Rospark tends to speak in a dramatic manner, often using terms related to flowers. His voice is flamboyant and effeminate, although when doing battle it's more tense. Due to the electromagnetic waves of the high-voltage capacitor in Rospark's generator, his AI is destabilized. Because of this, he becomes abnormally excited when facing specifically male opponents. [3] Thus, his reaction to Mega Man Model A varies depending on whether the player is controlling Grey or Ashe . He is elated by Grey's presence, calling him a "handsome boy", but expresses sheer antipathy towards Ashe, claiming to despise "pesky little girls". He is also excited by Gerry the Raider, terrorizing him sadistically.


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Saburou has black hair, thick eyebrows and beard. He wears a head band, white robe with blue-black hems, a white apron, gray pants and white footwear.


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Sean has orange eyes and gray hair. He wears a purple jacket, red undershirt, black pants and white shoes with red sole.
When Sean is disguised as Lord Gospel, he has white skin, long light green hair with purple ends, and red eyes. He wears a black robe with red linings and the Gospel logo on the upper middle.


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Sgt. Night is a tall human with spiky black hair, a beard, and a dark gray outfit with red trim. He has a mechanical right arm.
As Lord Obsidian, he has black spiky armor with his facial hair molded onto it, with jet blades (that can transform into laser guns) on his back and arms. His right arm is red, just like Sgt. Night's normal prosthetic arm.

Sgt. Night is cold, bold, defiant, and direct, but does manage a certain charm – until he's angry, then he is commanding and the militaristic barking of orders begins. He wants revenge on a world he believes betrayed him, most especially the Light family, and Mega Man. He doesn't believe that humans and robots can coexist, as he views robots as tools and considers humans superior as they created robots.
A smooth but direct villain, Night is charismatic enough to persuade followers and manipulate robot minions without the need for force. However, at the drop of a hat he changes: a would-be emperor. He knows loss and wears it like a cold suit of armor. [1]
As Lord Obsidian, he becomes the oppposite of his public persona: a robot supremacist who seeks to have humanity removed from Silicon City, though is unafraid to take over other robots for his plans or harm robots that protect humans like Mega Man.
In the season 1 finale, his true views are unveiled: a human supremacist willing to manipulate and lie for his end goal of turning every robot into subservient blank slates with the Mega Key, and states that Dr. Light's peace made humans weak.


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Serpent is a large, muscular male Reploid . He has fair skin, violet eyes and hair, with a long spiked forelock. His face is distinguishable by the wide squared chin and slightly pronounced cheekbones. His outfit resembles an armored business suit, made of a long green jacket decorated with golden trim, blue gems and metallic shoulder plates, complemented by a violet cravat. His legs are covered in thick black armor, with golden plates around the ankles and white for the feet.

Although Serpent is considered a hero by the public, he is in fact a corrupt man that achieves his goals by any means necessary. Serpent considers survival of the fittest necessary for progress, [1] because evolution requires sacrifice. [2] He is a Maverick raid survivor, and Aile accuses Serpent of acting out of fear of his past and what he had become. [3] Serpent feels it is his destiny to rule the world, [4] [5] and he believes that he is doing the right thing by seeking to evolve the world rather than destroy it. [6] He even claims to seek the removal of all pain and suffering. [7] [8] Vent 's ending also implies from Serpent's tone when explaining his actions that he suffered from depression. [9]
However, Serpent's ambition is being exacerbated by the violent influence of Biometal Model W. [10] He is often shown grinning evilly, and he laughs maniacally when he is absorbed into the Model W core. He remorselessly lies and kills to achieve his ends, and sadistically torments Vent/Aile just so he can use their resulting hatred for Model W. He arrogantly believes he is the Model W Mega Man and that he has complete control over it, but Prometheus states that Serpent's will is too weak to control Model W and that his soul will be slowly consumed over time. [11]


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ShadeMan.EXE's look is similar to a stereotypical vampire akin to his original counterpart , but with a few differences that set him apart from the latter, such as his skin being green. His outfit is a purple stereotypical vampire outfit that becomes blue near the bottom. His talons are white and he can make wing appendages appear on his arms.


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Much like his video game counterpart, ShadowMan is a ninja-themed NetNavi. His Ninja outfit is entirely purple and wears a red part that resembles a scarf.


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Siarnaq is a young male Reploid with pale skin and spiky, dark purple hair. He is characterized by his emotionless face and small irises. Fitting with the motif of his Biometal, he is dressed in a ninja-like garb. The lower half of his face is obscured by a long, tattered red scarf. Like his fellow Mega Men, Siarnaq wears a vest with a purple coloration and a golden border. He also has a red triangle on his forehead, confirming his status as a Reploid.

Siarnaq's personality is monotone and robotic, making him seem almost lifeless. His Database disk suggests he acquired this personality (or lack thereof) after being betrayed and almost killed in the past. [1] He is entirely focused on his missions and his speech is blunt and computer-like, making him seem more like a Mechaniloid than a Reploid. In English his speech is capitalized (e.g. requesting "INPUT RESPONSE" and declaring "INCOMPREHENSIBLE"), while in Japanese his text is written almost exclusively in katakana , which is typically used to imply a monotone voice in the language. It is implied that he chooses to speak this way to avoid all connections with others. [2] In this case, he is a complete inversion of Model P's template, Hidden Phantom , as he has had his loyalty shattered and no longer trusts anyone.
Siarnaq is the only of the four enemy Mega Men who never stated his rationale in participating in the Game of Destiny, if he even had a reason to begin with. He attempts to take over Legion HQ, which may show dissatisfaction with the government. [3] He is shown to be sadistic, as when he defeats the player he laughs dementedly - in the English version his laugh is monotonous as expected, but in the Japanese version his laugh is high-pitched and deranged.


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Although Sigma has taken many diverse forms throughout the series, his designs maintain several consistent traits. He possesses a bald human head with a gem in his forehead and a cleft chin. His eyes are light blue or white, possessing no irises or pupils, and with a scar torn over each eye (sometimes the scars are merely cosmetic, such as in Mega Man X8 where they are lines running down his entire face). His tall and bulky frame resembles a muscular human body, and his color scheme always includes green and/or purple.

Sigma was once the honorable commander of the Maverick Hunters. He was an intelligent leader who easily held the respect of his subordinates. He had a tinge of arrogance, but was ultimately a noble warrior who dutifully protected the humans and his fellow Reploids. However, after being infected by the Maverick Virus , Sigma's flaws were amplified and his moral inhibitions were undone, starting him on the path to become the most infamous Maverick of all time.
Sigma gained an extreme pro-Reploid and anti-human prejudice. He believed that humans only held back the development and evolution of Reploids, and the world would be better off without them. [1] He exhibited traits of savior complex, genuinely believing his crimes were in the best interests of Reploids and that the ends would justify his violent means. His "protection through aggression" philosophy mutated into a Darwinism complex, believing that anything too weak to progress should be eliminated. He did not hesitate to cause global destruction and catastrophe for his goals. He would laugh maniacally and torment his opponents as much as possible. With his electronic brain adapting to the Sigma Virus , Sigma even gained disregard for his own body, acting self-destructively as he could reliably survive any defeat through the virus.
Amidst his madness, Sigma remained a cunning strategist, formulating a variety of plans to conquer the world. He was a masterful manipulator, on more than one occasion turning allies of X and Zero against them. His charisma made him the perfect leader for Maverick rebellions, disguising his insanity and swaying many Hunters to support his cause even without using the Sigma Virus. Still, even he had some reservations, as he noticeably was disgusted with Berkana and the lengths she was willing to go to satisfy her megalomania.

Sigma's condescending animus with X.

Over the course of the Maverick Wars, Sigma came to respect the rookie Maverick Hunter, X. He claimed that X's devotion to justice is part of what made him begin seeking to change the world in the first place, and he was utterly fascinated by X's powers and his inability to go Maverick. [2] He also held an obsession with Zero, due to him being the original holder of the Maverick Virus and formerly a close ally in the Maverick Hunters. Axl , on the other hand, he saw as little more than a tool in his schemes and an outdated prototype for the superior new generation Reploids .
As Sigma was continually destroyed and resurrected, his sanity began to degrade. The proud warrior fell into a cackling, remorseless psychopath by the Great Repliforce War, and after being resurrected by Gate he was borderline senile. He regained his composure to control Red Alert , and he finally gathered the foresight to pass his revolutionary ideas on to the new generation Reploids, apparently aware that he was coming to the end of the line.
In the remake Maverick Hunter X , Sigma has a more philosophical and level-headed presence. While he retained his distaste for humans and his desire to rule, his fascination with X's potential was much more emphasized, hinging his entire rebellion on the fact that X represents the future of Reploids. It was implied that he was incapable of experiencing true empathy, unlike X, [3] which is part of why he was obsessed with him. His descent into villainy is explored somewhat in the included OVA, The Day of Σ , which shows more of his stoic leadership as a Hunter and his calculating manipulation as a Maverick. He also acted as a manipulative mentor to Vile during Vile Mode, curious to see if he held the same potential as X. While transformed into Wolf Sigma he descends into manic ranting about chaos and destruction being the true nature of reploids.


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Slur is am extraterrestrial humanoid NetNavi with a cyan body and light green linings on each side. They have red eyes.
Unlike most other NetNavis, Slur doesn't seem to have a Navi mark.


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Solo exhibits what is seen as a very unnatural appearance to modern Electopia , though he seems to be recognizable as close to Geo in age. His hair is long, white, and unkempt, which contrasts sharply with his tanned skin. Further increasing his ominous presence are his red eyes (described as having the capability to suck the heat from the surroundings) and a facial marking like a red bolt of lightning trailing down his cheek from his left eye. Solo's garb is limited to one bodysuit, primarily colored black with linear cyan patterns proceeding from around his stomach to the tips of his feet; the sleeves, however, are brown and end in orange cuffs, and woven across the chest is the crest of Mu in yellow. He also sports a pair of earrings evocative of ancient south Netopian culture, akin to Mayan or Aztec.

One of Solo's defining characteristics is an outright hatred to the idea of friendship and loyalty - the farthest he will allow any relationship to proceed is to a mimicry of craftsman and tool. He does not seem to mind the idea of doing work to benefit another, so long as it benefits him as well.
In the third game, Solo is not quite as hateful towards Mega Man as he was in his first appearance, even going so far as to work directly together side-by-side. He has taken up a partner, a combat Wizard named Laplace; however, Laplace is mostly silent, speaking in static that only Solo understands, and acts more like a pet than a partner. Mega Man points out that while Solo rejects all bonds with humans, he feels a deep connection to his own culture and Laplace along with it, proving that he sees Laplace as much more than just a tool. But despite this attachment, Solo, for some reason, replaces his Mu Star Carrier with the upgraded Hunter-VG.


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Dave has brown hair and wears a pairs of glasses. He wears a green cap with QuickMan 's Navi Mark on the front, a red jacket with white hem on the bottom, black pants and black shoes. He also carries a black backpack with him.

Dave's love for nature is so extreme that he will commit acts of violence to protect it, as well as have his revenge on those who harm nature. His radical actions make him reminiscent of an ecoterrorist. This is his primary motive in the games and anime. However, he also had his limits regarding the acts of violence he was willing to accomplish, as he anonymously contacted Lan to stop his QuickMan from causing chaos at a Banking server.
In the games, he came across as very arrogant and confident, becoming completely flabbergasted and complains about his loss when defeated. He boasts about his IQ of 170, and about becoming the future head of Gospel. However, Lord Gospel treated him as one of the bottom ranks.
In the anime , he is a friendly and gentle man who is kind to others. He is also a childhood friend of Sal . Dave is also much less extreme in the anime and never planned to harm anyone, only wanting to scare them into taking action. Unlike the games, he was calm, reserved, and soft-spoken, but cold and resolute when carrying out his plans (the latter is implied to be an act). He only shows shock when the turbines started moving again, when it should have stopped.


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StarMan's appearance appears to be based on the Grey alien . His face and the lower half of his body is light gray, while the upper part of his body is dark gray. He has opaque black eyes. His feet resembles golden boots, and his head has six long golden points that resemble a star. His neck is yellow and has an orange line protuding from the back that has a star shape on the end, resembling a scarf. His Navi mark is on his forehead. When he moves, he releases little particles of light.


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SwordMan appears vastly different from his Robot Master counterpart . He has a black and white body with brown linings and his Navi Mark on the center of his chest. He has large pauldrons on his shoulders and holds a sword in his right hand. He has no lower body, with his body instead tapering off after his upper torso.
SwordMan has three swords mounted on his back, and the hilt of one of them serves as his head and lower body. To fit this, his body is presumably hollow. He will switch which sword is inside him over time. One of the swords has a red guard in a "T" shape with white ends, another has a blue guard in a smoother version of this shape, and the last has a yellow guard shaped like an elongated hexagon.


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Inukai has brown hair and a scar on the right side of his face. He wears an orange shirt with green hems, a brown coat, blue pants with cream fluffs on it, and a pair of brown sandals.

Inukai is cruel and willing to use violence and fear to tame animals. He sees them as nothing more than tools and views NetNavis and humans the same way. Inukai also believes that the strong should dominate the world and that he was strong since he could dominate the animals. He is also rather rude in the anime, when interacting with others and is also extremely proud, resenting the belief that his former employers who looked down on him and sought revenge because of it. He also shows some degree of optimism regarding any successes he might have, as when BeastMan.EXE was defeated and his plans were foiled, he acknowledges that he at least completed his primary objective of stealing the TetraCode.


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Thetis is a young Reploid boy with short blue hair with a single "ahoge" strand standing upright. He is characterized by his innocent, vibrant expression. He wears his Mega Man jacket right under a large hoodie, and though he's sporting a pair of white thigh-high socks, he doesn't appear to be wearing any pants.
Thetis has a red triangle on his forehead, confirming his status as a Reploid. Despite this, Grey calls him a human and Thetis doesn't correct him, though this may have been referring to both Humanoids and Reploids as "humans" altogether. [1]

Thetis is an outwardly pleasant person, often smiling and speaking in a bright tone. He loves swimming and has a deep obsession with the ocean and sea life, preferring nature over other people. [2] He shares the dangerous playfulness of Model L's template, Fairy Leviathan , being a skilled warrior despite his gentle temperament.
However, Thetis truly harbors furious misanthropy. [3] Due to pollution and overpopulation damaging the seas, he participates in the Game of Destiny to gain the power to restore the Earth to its pure state - in other words, to annihilate humanity. However, he considers himself and other Mega Men to be exceptional from the rest of humanity, and it can be assumed that he planned to live in the world alone afterwards.


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The Trafficker has black hair and mustache. He wears a yellow shirt with green pineapples printed on it, gray pants, black shoes and a light tan hat.


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Due to glitches in the Deep Log, ViA at first borrows an almost identical design from Zero in the first Mega Man X . His armor is blue and white, unlike Zero's but not unlike RiCO 's, and has different decals such as gems on his shoulders. His face is shrouded in dark blue, showing no features save for yellow, feline eyes. The crystal on his helmet is red and his hair is white. He also has his own blue Zero Buster and Z-Saber .
Once he reveals his true form, ViA■ gains armor similar to Zero's complete design in Mega Man X2 , featuring rectangular shoulderpads and golden highlights around his legs and arms. His codpiece becomes a belt, pink lines run along his body, and a red gem appears in his chest. Most notably, his helmet disappears to reveal his true face and his ponytail becomes undone. He also gains two pink wings of energy.

At first, ViA has a cool demeanor as he quickly dispatches Mega Scorpio to save the Player . Once the danger is gone, however, he reveals a friendly and jovial temperament, poking fun at the Player for depending on RiCO too much and seeming amused at being mistaken for Zero. He is also scolded by iCO for not giving the Player enough info on their missions, as well as not informing them of her existence from the beginning. He is excited by the game's crossover events, even dressing up as Hunter V during the Monster Hunter collaboration. He seems to have a liking towards idols, as shown during multiple events.
Despite his light-hearted moments, ViA is truly resigned to his destiny as the story's antagonist, and fights the Player to the bitter end in order to fulfill his role in the game. He wishes he didn't have to be the antagonist, and only accepts it because he knows it's inevitable. He also hates getting sentimental, as he gets frustrated for becoming "wishy-washy" before his disappearance.


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Vile wears basic body armor with a distinct purple sheen, and white and gold highlights. His shoulder pads are rectangular in shape, and he bears a belt at his waist. He wears a helmet with a dark, T-shaped visor. It is unclear if the visor hides his face or if it is his face. In the Rockman X manga, Vile is shown to have a humanoid but robotic skull-like face underneath his destroyed helmet. In the Mega Man X3 opening, his Mega Man X3 artwork, the Rockman X3 manga, and the Ruby-Spears cartoon, Vile has a singular, glowing red eye in the darkness. Attached to his shoulder is a cannon, featuring a short ammo belt arching into a pack on his back.
Vile's later appearances retain this design, always featuring his signature T-shaped visor and shoulder cannon but employing different color schemes and accents. In Mega Man X and X3 , his shoulder cannon was incorporated directly into his shoulder pad, while in X8 and Maverick Hunter X , it was attached to his back and sat behind his shoulder pad. This design is retained in Mega Man X DiVE .

Vile is an arrogant and violent individual. Though he used to be a Special A class member of the Maverick Hunters, Vile had an abnormality in his electronic brain that made him ruthlessly hunt down Mavericks and totally annihilate them, without regard for collateral damage. Due to being a borderline Maverick, he was removed from duty and detained, being freed during Sigma's rebellion so he can cause as much destruction as he wishes. [2] Despite his callous and unruly nature, he is still a clever strategist, carefully retreating after Zero damages his Ride Armor and later trapping him in a cage to keep him out of the way; Vile then cunningly attempts to use Zero as bait in a bid to capture X as well. [3] In a subsequent encounter, he further demonstrates his aptitude for martial tactics when he once again attempts to trap X but this time in a factory set to explode. [4]
While Vile originally looked down on X, he developed a grudge against X after being resurrected and upgraded by Dr. Doppler, ignoring the doctor's plans and going off to fight X on his own terms. [5] When he meets Axl, he instantly looks down on him for being a fairly new Hunter and taunts him when he gets riled up. [6]
Vile seemed especially crazed during the Jakob Elevator incident, constantly ranting to the Hunters about the destruction of the world and how hopeless their endeavors to stop the Mavericks were. While he claims a new world is coming, he also states that Reploids were made for destruction and has a generally nihilistic outlook. [7] He is deceptively affable with X and Zero, sarcastically treating them as old friends while belittling Axl. He also performed a reckless kamikaze attack after his final defeat on the Moon, a somewhat uncharacteristic action since he usually flees to live another day.
In the remake Maverick Hunter X and in other media, Vile is also a rogue character with a strong hatred for X, though it is framed as more of an envy or jealousy than a simple grudge. Here his emotions also often get the best of him, shown after his defeat when he admitted to Sigma he wasn't really sure what he intended to do after invading his fortress. [8] But even in the Rockman X3 manga, which tends to play up Vile's strategic prowess, he has a bit of a temper and brags about having a "demon" inside him, taunting X about having one too, which is also shown in the crossover Project X Zone 2 .


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WackoMan has the same appearance as his counterpart from Mega Man Battle Network series and is a clown-like NetNavi. He has a yellow head, red eyes with yellow pupils, a blue lining surrounding his eyes, light blue hair, a small red sphere on top of his head, a red body with a lining on top and blue lining on the bottom, long arms with yellow and blue stripe patterns (...).


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Much like his original counterpart from the video game series , Yahoot has tan skin, a brown ponytail, light pinkish lips, and his eyes are always close. He has a blue small triangular marking on each side of his cheeks, a tiny red bindi on his forehead, wears a orange robe with a green hem on the bottom of it and also MagicMan 's Navi mark on the upper front, a white wrapping on the lower arms and legs, and brown sandals.


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Chaud has sky blue eyes and straight, white-and-black hair that hangs down over his forehead. His upper attire consists of a red sleeveless jacket over a black long-sleeved shirt with yellow collar and lower half. His lower attire consists of long pants with a green camouflage pattern and pair of black shoes.

Chaud is usually serious and speaks realistically. He chooses not to have friends because he enjoys his solitude. If presented with a task, he will handle it with great determination.  He is often very close to his NetNavi due to their training.


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Proto Man appears similar to his younger brother, Mega Man, having a similar frame and build although the differences are immediate. Proto Man wears vibrant red armor that sharply contrasts that of Mega Man's blue, as well as having a dark gray body. He wears a stylized helmet that features a distinct white trim that points upward. Along with his trademark flowing yellow scarf and thick black visor makes Proto Man fit the mysterious dashing lone wolf archetype quite well. Like Mega Man, Proto Man has been seen without his helmet, his hair having inconsistent depictions within and outside of canon.
In Mega Man 3 and the Rockman Complete Works version of Mega Man 5 , Proto Man is depicted with short hair. However, in Mega Man 8 , his hair is longer, featuring a distinct, long fringe that stretches forward and curves slightly upward, and in the Megamix manga, he is given exactly the same hairstyle as Mega Man. Archie comics gave him the Rockman 8 hair style and left it there, although one of the Short Circuits comics (specifically, Mariachi , the one taking place in Issue 9), taking place before Blues' formal debut, and Issue 54 depicted him with the short hairstyle from Mega Man 3 and the Rockman Complete Works' version of Mega Man 5 . His hair is changed back to the Rockman 8 version in Issue 55.

Proto Man is calm, cool, collected in any situation. He is also shown to be greatly independent.
As someone who values his individuality so much, he risked body failure just to avoid becoming someone else. He also despises others who were either made in his image or were based off him in some way.
He plays an older brother role with Mega Man by helping him out and giving advice, and even saves his life on a few occasions. He is a loner who, similar to his brother, has a strong sense of justice and helps those who need it. He is also a grateful person as shown by how he repays Wily's debt for temporarily fixing him (although in Powered Up , he was angrier and quick to resort to violence).


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His Navi mark, a circle split with a thunderbolt pattern into two black and white sections, can be seen on ProtoMan's chest and gloves. Unlike his original counterpart , he normally uses a sword weapon instead of a buster, although he does use a shield reminiscent of the original Proto Man's, and does have a Buster weapon when he's a playable character. ProtoMan stands at 161 virtual centimeters (roughly 5'3").

ProtoMan's most defining character trait is that he is completely loyal to his operator and will follow any order given to him. He is also willing to sacrifice himself for Chaud. The two work together very well since they practice so many hours a day. ProtoMan is serious and doesn't talk much, but not to the point of being socially isolated like his operator.


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As Rogue, Solo's garb is traded for a black catsuit running down from his jawline, with the crest of Mu remaining across his chest, though now in crimson red. The suit runs uninterrupted along each limb until crossing the elbows and knees, at which point, with the exception of his right arm, they are further covered in sturdy black armor, each further alloyed with the red Wave-Ride Boost System (which takes the form of a slotted red coil with a single red spine proceeding from itself). His right arm, by comparison, bears only the Darklight Harvester, a thick dark bracelet that turns his right fist and forearm into a mass of wreathing purple flames. His throat is guarded by a silver neck-guard, somewhat similar to a gorget . He also bears two knobbed spaulders seemingly of the same material. His helmet bears a striking similarity to Mega Man's ; excusing its black and red color-scheme, it too is only a partial guard, and reveals his hair in its entirety - however, instead of altering Solo's hair color, Rogue's hair instead flies straight upwards. Also of note is that Rogue's helmet too bears a visor - in answer to Mega Man's own Visualize Visor, Rogue bears the Wave Predictor, a dark purple, X-shaped visor that seems to be layered across Rogue's helmet instead of being inserted into it like Mega Man's.


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Zero's most distinctive traits are his red and white armor, a horned helmet with a blue gem on his forehead, and a long blond ponytail. His initial design in Mega Man X had spherical shoulderpads (one with a "Z" symbol), two green gems on his chest, a white codpiece, and white kneepads and toes. This was an incomplete version of his design by Dr. Wily, as Zero was left unfinished when he was sealed in his capsule. [1] Zero's official height is around 175 cm (5' 9"), being slightly taller than X, though his exact height seems to vary in some appearances. [2]
When Zero was reconstructed by Serges of the X-Hunters , his body received several upgrades that completed his design. His shoulders gained reinforced rectangular shoulder plates, along with improved arm guards, new dash thrusters and golden accents on his legs, and thicker chest armor. A small pack was also added to his back to store his Z-Saber when not in use. This completed design is used for the majority of the Mega Man X series.

Concept art by Keiji Inafune of Zero with no helmet, drawn for Bandai's Mega Armor figures. Zero without his helmet in the Rockman X4 manga. 1/2

Zero has never been seen without his helmet in official media. In the Bandai Mega Armor series of figures, Zero's head has no hair and his ponytail is merely attached to his nape. Alternatively, the Rockman X manga frequently shows Zero without his helmet, giving him a full head of blond hair. This was addressed in U-Capcom, which admitted that the series designers have differing ideas of how Zero's hair should look and there is no clear answer to the matter. [3]
In Mega Man X8 , Zero received the most minor redesign out of the cast. Some changes included shortened helmet horns, a less bushy ponytail, white heels, and an indent at the top of his codpiece.

Outwardly, Zero is a somewhat cold individual, and a ruthless Maverick Hunter. He constantly keeps his cool, even in times of crisis. He is also very straightforward and down-to-earth, often sarcastically snapping back at the unpleasantries of Mavericks and destroying them without entertaining their philosophies or taunts.
Despite this, Zero truly does have the capacity to care for others. He is very protective of his allies, such as X and the Maverick Hunters, going to great lengths to ensure their safety. He has a great distaste for the deaths of innocents. He will even disregard his own safety, sacrificing himself, to save others, such as during the battle with Vile in Mega Man X and willingly piloting the shuttle into the Eurasia colony in Mega Man X5 . His care for others was detrimental during the Great Repliforce War, where he was forced to face his friends, Iris and Colonel, and their deaths at his hands caused him great emotional turmoil.
Even though Zero does not openly show it, he too seems to long for peace between humans and Reploids. However, he has said that he doesn't have any problems fighting, unlike his more pacifistic friend, X. Zero initially acted as something like a mentor to X, understanding his latent potential and even helping him unleash it. As X grew stronger, Zero gained more respect for him, seeing him as an even greater Maverick Hunter than himself. Even then, he still remains a voice of reason who helps ground X and overcome his doubts. Zero again acted the mentor upon meeting Axl. Though their relationship was tenuous at first, due to Zero being exasperated by Axl's enthusiasm and criminal background, he came to respect him as well while still playfully teasing him.
Zero's original persona was much different. He was a violent, disobedient, and uncontrollable Maverick, which was the original reason his creator Dr. Wily sealed him away in a capsule. [1] Upon being released from his capsule, Zero went on a rampage; he often made feral screams and laughed psychotically, and took great pleasure in tearing apart Sigma and his comrades. In the non-canon ending of Mega Man X2 , Zero briefly becomes a Maverick again and attacks X in a rage. [4] However, Zero also has an even darker persona, the one that Dr. Wily intended for him, and which can be awakened in Zero through sufficient exposure to Maverick Viruses capable of doing so. [5] In the bad ending of Mega Man X5 , Zero's " true self " awakens, which is just as misanthropic as his Maverick self but with a degree more self-control and absolute obedience to Wily's will. [6]


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In the Mega Man Zero series, Zero retains his most distinguishing features, such as his bright red and yellow armor, a horned helmet, and a long ponytail of blond hair. His armor is more sleek and humanoid, featuring a lean and muscular look with boots and gauntlets. His helmet is also streamlined, featuring new prongs on either side of his face and black where the previous design had white. Zero's arms no longer change into a buster form, and he instead keeps his various weapons holstered around his body.
According to Makoto Yabe (then background design and scenario draft) and Toshihiko Honda (background designer), Zero's new design was not intended to reflect an upgrade he had received between the Mega Man X and Zero series, but was rather done as a new interpretation of the same Zero in the X series, likening it to changes a character might undergo in the transition from TV to movie (e.g. in Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz , the Gundam suits were given significant redesigns but treated as if they had always appeared this way, going so far as to replicate a scene from the series's final episode using the new designs). They had reportedly attempted designs for Zero using his original X series look, but felt that the results did not match with the art style from the series, so they allowed Toru Nakayama to interpret Zero however he saw best. [5] Of note, in an interview Keiji Inafune noted that all machines in the series looked different due to technological advancements, [6] but as he said it in a general manner and Zero and Omega were sealed for a long period, it is unknown if this applies to them.

Given that he's been in stasis and lost his memory, Zero is ignorant of some matters and confused about others, sometimes to the point he starts doubting or believing that he can't win. This is seen a couple of times. First when Ciel was captured by a Golem and Zero was battling with the Buster Shot , which was not doing too much damage. He was slowly starting to lose hope until X gave him his Z-Saber back. Another example was when Dr. Weil told him he was a copy, causing him to believe he was not the real Zero. He only gained his confidence back when X claimed he was indeed Zero in spirit, swapping roles so that X is the one that encourages Zero to fight instead of the other way around as it used to be during the X series.
Probably due to his amnesia, Zero became a much quieter and distant character, especially in the first game. He rarely prolongs a conversation and provides only quick answers. He keeps his expression serious throughout the series, rarely showing any other kind of emotion, now no longer smiling at all.
His moral code also seems to have changed between the series. Although he was a heroic and proud Maverick Hunter in the X series, he became a soldier who will do whatever it takes to accomplish his missions in the Zero series. This includes questionable methods, from sacrificing the lives of Cyber-elves to gaining more advantages in missions, killing brainwashed soldiers and killing the Baby Elves without seeking an alternative solution. Although the first two are completely optional, the third isn't, though he did it in self-defense. He claims that he no longer cares about being considered a "hero", and that he just fights to protect what he cares about.
He goes far enough to not restrain himself from the possibility of killing a human , a taboo that any other protagonist of the franchise wouldn't have the courage to break (though that being said, the circumstances involved left him with no other choice as Ragnarok would have destroyed Area Zero otherwise). This act properly classifies him as an anti-hero, with Zero himself admitting in the fourth game that he has never seen himself as a hero, although it's unknown if this was his thinking in the X series or if it's the consequences of his amnesia and new experience in the Zero series.
There was one thing that Zero seems to have maintained; his respect and admiration for his old partner, X. After defeating Copy X in the first game, he noted that despite his memory loss, he remembered the original X as being a true hero (and in the Ciel's Memory radio drama, even explained how X originally was a coward and prone to worrying too much , and that him ultimately overcoming these bits was what made him a hero).


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Enker is a humanoid robot with light skin and green eyes. He has a gray body, an orange shiny area surround his waist, a blue top with a red gem on the front center, yellow pauldron, yellow bracers, blues hands, yellow leg armor and blue feet. Enker has a a yellow helmet with a blue top, two spikes on each side of the helmet and one more on top of the helmet.


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Fan is a humanoid robot. He seeming has a gray body, a red chest plate with kimono sleeves, a Chinese character 福 (representing good fortune, blessings, and happiness) in a black rectangle on his chest, red hands, a black helmet with a red top and also a yin-yang symbol on the front, a black codpiece and black boots. He holds an amulet with the symbol 勒令 (compel).


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Outside of his armor, Rock appears as a ten-year-old boy with spiky black hair, the color of which varies to brown, and blue in some sources. His armor, however, resembles that of most other Robot Masters in that it's a skin-tight bodysuit with large rounded coverings on the lower arms and legs, and typical "superhero briefs". Mega Man's primary color is light blue with a dark blue "trim" (his arms, legs, helmet and "briefs"). His helmet has a raised light blue square in the forehead and a light blue ridge running straight back from the square, resembling an exclamation mark. His helmet also features round light blue sections with red circles in the center over his ears. He also has red circles in his Mega Buster and the soles of his feet.
Something unique to Rock alone amongst his future and alternate counterparts is that he's the only Mega Man with blue eyes, while most of the others have green ones (with some exceptions like Star Force Mega Man and Copy X ). Mega Man has green eyes in Mega Man Powered Up (though the artwork for the game shows him with blue eyes) and in the manga Mega Man Megamix .

Mega Man's personality seems to stem from his creator, Dr. Light, whose intention may have been to design Rock based on his own interpretation of a real boy as if it were his very own son. Rock, who would later be upgraded into the super fighting robot known as Mega Man, demonstrates a wide range of emotions, similar to that of a prepubescent boy, not typical of other robots, thus making him unique.
Mega Man's primarily extremely courageous and just, choosing to become Mega Man and face the threat Wily posed because he wanted to help and do the right thing. That said, he is also a pacifist and in the Mega Man Powered Up pre-boss cutscenes he always tried to find an alternative to violence. This trait was also, to a degree, shown in Mega Man 8 where he questioned Bass as to why they must fight. Along with these traits he's also kind, generous and polite. However, Mega Man is a bit naive, and Wily's frequent false repentances have become a constant frustration to Mega Man who appears to be developing less patience with him.

" I don't trust you Wily. I gonna do what I should have done years ago!! " ―Mega Man, Mega Man 7 " I am more than a robot!! Die Wily!! " ―Mega Man, Mega Man 7

This came to a head in the English version of Mega Man 7 where Mega Man contemplated killing Wily, though ultimately decided against it. By Mega Man 8 he would no longer fall for it, and he further pointed out Wily's previous false repentances at the end of Mega Man 9 , showing his diminishing patience, however he nonetheless assists him when he becomes ill in Mega Man 10 .
In other media, Mega Man has also demonstrated strong leadership skills on the occasions where he works with a team. His siblings all notably look up to him and even his older brother Proto Man has occasionally shown he's willing to defer to his younger brother for orders.


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Punk has a black body, red body, purple eyes, red gauntlets with each of them having spikes and a yellow end, red spherical shoulders, large red shoulder pads with three spikes on each of them and red feet.


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Serenade is a humanoid NetNavi with solid black eye color and has dark skin. They have a black body, yellow metallic the helmet with two vertically lined green gems on the top front, two hair-like parts on the top front of the helmet, another hair-like part on the top back of the helmet, a tiny yellow rectangular area on their chest, small yellow pad on each of their shoulders, yellow bracers with two brownish lining on each of them, a yellow belt-like part with a Navi mark on the middle and two green gems between on it, white pants, and black feet with yellow linings.


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Sonia Strumm is a young girl with dark red pinkish hair and green eyes. She wears a pink coat with a teal interior, bun-shaped parts with a cream lining on each top side of her hood, a hot pink pocket on her coat, a cream hem with a hot pink lining on the bottom of her coat, a black music note on the top right side of her coat, a hot pink fingerless gloves with cream stripes, a light green shorts, and blue boots with a light gray tip, gray sole and a vertical linear rectangle connect to two small horizontal rectangles by each lines.

As an idol, Sonia is portrayed as energetic and full of smiles. The real Sonia is energetic too but is haunted with dark thoughts, never forgetting the loss of her mother and the difficult state of the idol industry. Although she gains a genuine smile as the story goes on, she still looks up to Geo Stelar for self assurance.
Sonia can be a bit bold, even asking Geo to two dates directly. She uses these emotions and connections as inspiration for her songs. She is also shown as a defeatist at times. When she's shown a seemingly losing situation, she usually leans for the worst case scenario. Even pushing Geo aside so she can handle it herself without leaving the burden to her friend.
In Mega Man Star Force 2 , if the player went to Sonia's personal page after forming a BrotherBand with her and looked at her secret message, it'll say there's this cute boy she likes which the player will assume is Geo.


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Trill is a childlike NetNavi with green eyes. He wears a white suit, a yellow-white helmet that resembles a jester 's hat, yellow gloves and boots with purple hem, and wears a pale yellow shirt with light blue hems.
His Navi emblem has a lavender surrounding, however unlike many other NetNavis, Trill doesn't have a unique Navi mark as it merely has a white solid background.


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Fake Man is a humanoid robot who is based on a police officer. He has a white head with a black slit, a blue cylindrical torso with white ends and small white lines on the middle, white spherical shoulders, black limbs with red line on both ends, a normal hand on his left arm and a revolver cannon on the right, and blue legs and white feet. He wears a blue police cap with a black visor with a yellow star in front of it. Fake Man's eyes are green.


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Shadow Mega Mans are monochrome versions of Mega Man, and can either appear with a monochrome helmet or black spiky hair atop their head, depending on whether Mega Man has his helmet or not when he enters Plug Man's stage.


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As a Cyber-elf, X had assumed a more ethereal appearance, transparent and distorting from time to time, like a monitor or hologram, similar to Dr. Light in his capsules . He also wears clothing in the form of a light blue robe with "cross-like" patterns. On top of his head is a ring of data or energy which resembles an angel's halo.
Concept art shows his original form no different from his appearance in the Mega Man X series, albeit with an altered trim on his helmet and colored white. However, the sprite of X in Yggdrasil in Mega Man Zero 2 seems to give X " Mega Man Zero style" limbs. Additional concept art of Cyber-elf X depicts him without his robe or halo, and seemingly slimmer body type. But since this art only shows X's body partially, it is impossible to tell what the rest of it looks like.


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Nenjiro is a dark green NormalNavi with orange visor and a white bandana. His Navi Mark resembles an explosion of a firework.

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As a youth, Aile has short brown hair that is windswept from behind. [2] She wears a zipped-up short-sleeve blue jacket. She wears white shorts, has yellow rings on her wrists and boots, and wears small earpieces on either side of her head. Under her clothing is her mechanically-enhanced black body.
As an adult, Aile is slightly taller and has grown her hair out into a long ponytail. She wears a similar outfit but with her jacket unzipped, similar to Model ZX , and with one earpiece that has a longer transceiver. She is sometimes drawn with a triangular badge on her jacket too.

Aile is a tomboyish and energetic girl. In Mega Man ZX , she seems to be more lenient towards others, excluding her foes and is a bit more compassionate than Vent, who in fact, is more direct and prefers more to battle than strike a conversation. In Mega Man ZX Advent , her personality shifted a bit. As she got older, Aile seems to have become more professional with whomever she meets, as shown when Grey was blunt and disrespectful towards her when introducing himself. She also seems a bit more cocky and apparently careful when she finds someone that appears to be an enemy (she confused Grey as an enemy because he's a Mega Man and she suspected that he wanted to resurrect Model W), but she's still caring and even acts as a senior to Grey.


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Akane is an asian girl with black eyes. She wears a variety of outfits, and has black hair tied up into two buns held by red bows.


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Alia is a female Reploid, possessing a slender and feminine design. Her armor is primarily red with pink and white accents along the edges. She has green lens crystals on her wrists and chest, and has an exposed head of blonde hair with a transceiver headset over both ears. In her first appearances she wore her hair in some sort of small bun behind her head, though she has since been seen wearing her hair down over her shoulders in the past with Gate and later in Mega Man X8 . She is also capable of forming a buster on her arms, which has a design similar to X's X-Buster .

Alia is a very dutiful character. She tries to set her personal feelings and concerns aside (especially during the Nightmare Incident) to carry out her work for the sake of everyone. She cares deeply for the members of her team and does her best to guide them through their missions without them being harmed. Alia rarely shows any weaknesses, but the Nightmare Incident revealed a deeper, more emotional part of her personality, where she blames herself for Gate's reasons for becoming a Maverick and trying to wipe out all low-level Reploids to create a new nation under his ideal.
Due to her past emotional confrontations and her scientific nature, Alia is a realist, claiming she does not believe in "miracles."
As a former Researcher, Alia is highly intelligent, possessing both advanced engineering and analytical skills. She is able to compile and construct new Armors when in possession of the necessary data provided by Dr. Light's holograms, and has even managed to reconstruct damaged Armors , although to date none of her reconstructions have ever been 100% complete. She has allegedly mastered every programming language. [2]


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Anetta has a light brown skin, small lighter cheeks, and orange hair. She wears a light tear nurse hat, light teal pants, brownish shorts with cream fluffy hem on the bottom, brown sandals, a golden cuff on each of her upper arms, and a gold ring on each ears.

In the games, Anetta loves nature and is willing to harm innocent people to protect it, such as Mamoru . Wily and PlantMan [3] uses this to convince her that Net Society is destroying nature and that it is evil. She is rather paranoid about the Net Society and believed that Lan is a spy sent by the Net Society to stop her. Anetta is also a little rude as noted by Wily when she made fun of him for laughing to himself.
In the anime, Anetta is kind and cheerful. When she first met Chaud, she was very depressed because Silk had been deleted and also angry because she thought ProtoMan was responsible. She tried to infect ProtoMan with a Dark Chip , but she learns the truth and changes her mind. Later in the series, Anetta hangs around SciLabs , making sandwiches. She also has a bit of a crush on Chaud .


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Anneta's appearance remains to be the same like her video game counterpart , except she wears a blue top, pale yellow shirt, is shown wearing a golden cuff for her ponytail.


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Ann Elecitel appears to be almost the same as her video game counterpart , except she appears to be more of a young woman as opposed to being a elderly woman like her said counterpart. She has light brown hair and purple eyes. She is seen wearing a purple hat with seemingly light bulbs on it, a white scarf, a badge that resemble a Navi mark seemingly on the scarf, a yellow jacket with purple buttons, and a long dark yellow skirt with lighter vertical stripes.


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Ann Zap is an elderly woman with gray hair, blue eyes and pink lips. She wears a yellow jacket with purple buttons, maroon boots, a white scarf (with ElecMan 's Navi mark on it) and a purple hat with light bulbs on it. She also wears a long skirt dress with yellow stripes that seems to be repaired with giant square patches throughout.


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Ashley is a young girl, about Suna's age (about a year older than Aki). She has fair skin, deep purple eyes, and teal hair that has dark purple highlights. She wears glasses, black pants, a red shirt with a white star on it, and fingerless gloves.

Ashley seems to have the personality of a stereotypical nerd to some extent. She cares about academics more than anything else and prides herself for her intelligence.


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Blasto Woman is a large yellowish-orange robot, with purple rockets and golden wings attached to her back. She also has knobs on her helmet that are attached to a metallic strip, resembling a pilot's cap, which is similar to the ones Blast Man has. She also has purple "hair".

Blasto Woman is a bit sarcastic, and she dislikes puns. She is pragmatic, especially when it comes to fighting; by her own admission, Blasto Woman heavily prefers brute force over strategies that involve disguises and deception. She is often obsessed with money and how much things are worth, wanting to retire to a hangar that fits her. She's implied to be older than other Robot Masters as she once told Mega Man to "respect your elders" when he fought her; she is informal about her age, though, saying terms like 'ma'am' doesn't suit her.


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Ciel is a young girl with a modest stature. She has pale skin, cobalt blue eyes, long thick blonde hair with three angular bangs, usually tied into a ponytail. She wears a pink outfit consisting of a helmet, a sleeveless dress, a resistance vest, plated high heels and white gloves, with a black bodysuit underneath. The helmet has a hole on the back for the ponytail, and a retractable white visor. She also has winter clothing composed of a long pink jacket and thick boots.

Ciel is a gentle, kindhearted person who is always concerned about the welfare of others. She has an issue with insecurities as a result of Neo Arcadia's pressure on the Resistance, but Zero 's continued support gives her the motivation to move forward. She cares greatly about Zero and often regrets requesting his help for dangerous missions. She is also close to Alouette , having named the girl and given her the stuffed animal she is always carrying.
Despite her age, Ciel is a genius scientist, already capable of creating a replica of X merely by observing the methods used to create the Four Guardians. Her study of Cyber-elves also allows her to develop a new energy source in the Ciel System , an important discovery that starts a new age in the field of energy research. Ciel believes in solving problems not through fighting, but through the power of science; she can be very dedicated to her research, to the point of staying up late. Ciel also has an emphatic connection with Cyber-elves, and illustrations often depict her alongside them in order to reflect this.
Throughout the series, Ciel is shown to have some romantic feelings for Zero, regardless of the fact that she's a human and he's a Reploid. For example, in the ending of Mega Man Zero 4 she says "I" then hesitates before continuing "I believe in you", as if she was going to say "I love you". The Japanese lyrics of Zero 4's ending theme sung by Ciel's voice actress Rie Tanaka, " Freesia ", blatantly spell out these feelings as well.


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She wears maroon sandals, a green dress, and a purple shirt with a white stripe and a yellow lining on top of the stripe. Her skin is light tan, and she has brown hair.

Haruka is a stay-at-home mom who worries over Lan and his wild exploits. She is a good cook and has no trouble asking Lan to help delete viruses around the house, especially in the kitchen. In the games, she is always nagging Lan to do his homework and get ready. However, in the anime, she does not nag as often.


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Iris -another- shares some of her basic physique with Iris , but the appearance and height is quite different as the basic torso of Iris -another- is the same with Iris while the limbs are those of Colonel. [2] Additionally, Iris -another- features a high ponytail hairstyle and does not wear a beret. She also wears a military coat like Colonel instead of a skirt. Much like Colonel, Iris -another- carries a Laser Sword that resembles a  military dress sword . This type of sword is usually worn by army officers to symbolize a certain rank.

Iris -another- is a hot-headed soldier with pride. Compared to Iris, Iris -another- is more outspoken and uninhibited, as noted by RiCO .


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Layer is a dark-skinned, female Reploid with a beauty mark on her left cheekbone. Her long violet hair is in a traditional Japanese princess hairstyle, which covers her green eyes most of the time. Her armor has a white and blue color scheme with light purple accents, as well as yellow jewels. Her arms and legs flare out like a bell design. She wears a red transceiver headset. Her chest is mostly covered by a white armored plate, and her bodysuit has brown and black colors. In the field, she wields a metal rapier.

Layer is a reserved and intelligent Navigator. She specializes in Reploid and Mechaniloid analysis and development. Her high processing power allows her to quickly analyze scan data sent back by Hunters in the field and determine a target's strengths and weaknesses. Despite her professional demeanor, she is a romantic at heart who is easily distracted by fantasies. She especially gets flustered when working with Zero, showing concern for him and even blushing. Pallette 's comment that she "waited the whole time for Zero" suggests Layer has a crush on him.