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MegaMan NT Warrior, known as Rockman.EXE (ロックマンエグゼ, Rokkuman Eguze) in the original version, is a Japanese anime and series based on the Mega Man Battle Network series. Despite the common ground, the game, anime, and manga versions of the Mega Man Battle Network series all diverge heavily from each other. Megaman NT Warrior Axess. You are here: Home Anime (Subs) Ryuusei no Rockman Tribe Password for videos is: megaman. Check out the IHP website for future updates.

The Rockman EXE (ロックマンエグゼRokkuman Eguze) television anime series, known in North America as MegaMan NT Warrior, is produced by Xebec. It is composed of five series and a feature film, Rockman EXE the Movie: Program of Light and Dark. The first series began airing on March 4, 2002 in Japan, with the fifth series concluding on September 30, 2006, totaling 209 episodes. The final series, Beast+, was marketed as a stand-alone series and its episodes were reduced to a ten-minute run-time.

EXE and Axess were adapted in English by Viz Media and aired on Kids' WB in the United States, beginning May 17, 2003.

  • 1Episode list
  • 2DVD releases

Episode list[edit]

MegaMan NT Warrior[edit]

Megaman NT Warrior Season 1 Episode 10 English Dubbed. Megaman NT Warrior Season 1 Episode 9 English Dubbed. Megaman NT Warrior Season 1 Episode 8 English Dubbed.

Orig. Ep#Dub Ep#Dub Title/Translated Title
Original Japanese Title		Original AirdateEnglish Airdate
11'Jack In! MegaMan!'
Transcription: 'Plug-in! Rockman (Puragu-in! Rokkuman)' (Japanese: プラグイン!ロックマン)		March 4, 2002May 17, 2003
22'Subway Scramble!'
Transcription: 'Subway Panic! (Chikatetsu Ōbōsō!)' (Japanese: 地下鉄大暴走!)		March 11, 2002May 24, 2003
33'Traffic Signal Chaos!'
Transcription: 'Signal Panic! (Shigunaru Panikku!)' (Japanese: シグナルパニック!)		March 18, 2002May 31, 2003
44'Count to Three!'
Transcription: 'Count to Three!! (Mittsu Kazoero!!)' (Japanese: 三つ数えろ!!)		March 25, 2002June 7, 2003
55'Robotic Fish Gone Wild!'
Transcription: 'Challenge of the Rampaging Fish! (Bōsō Sakana no Chōsen!)' (Japanese: 暴走魚の挑戦!)		April 1, 2002June 14, 2003
66'Ice Ice Baby!'
Transcription: 'Subzero Brawl! (Reika no Nettō!)' (Japanese: 零下の熱闘!)		April 8, 2002November 24, 2004
77'Game Off!'
Transcription: 'Midnight Duel! (Mayonaka no Kettō!)' (Japanese: 真夜中の決闘!)		April 15, 2002November 25, 2004
88'Hot Tempers!'
Transcription: 'Revenge Fireman! (Ribenji Faiaman!)' (Japanese: リベンジ ファイアマン!)		April 22, 2002November 29, 2004
99'The Yoga Warrior!'
Transcription: 'Yoga Soldier of Terror! (Kyōfu no Yoga Senshi!)' (Japanese: 恐怖のヨガ戦士!)		April 29, 2002June 21, 2003
1010'N1 Grand Prix!'
Transcription: 'N1 Grand Prix! (N1 (Enuan) Guranpuri!)' (Japanese: N1(エヌワン)グランプリ!)		May 6, 2002June 28, 2003
1111'Skullmania!'
Transcription: 'Invisible Enemy! (Miezaru Teki!)' (Japanese: 見えざる敵!)		May 13, 2002July 5, 2003
1212'Wacky Madness & Blazing Battles! (Part 1)'
Transcription: 'Clash! Pink Spark! (Gekitotsu! Pinku no Hibana!)' (Japanese: 激突! ピンクの火花!)		May 20, 2002July 12, 2003
1313'Wacky Madness & Blazing Battles! (Part 2)'
Transcription: 'Red Hot Net Battle! (Shakunetsu no Nettobatoru!)' (Japanese: 灼熱のネットバトル!)		May 27, 2002July 19, 2003
1414'Street Fight!'
Transcription: 'Street Fight! (Sutorīto Faito!)' (Japanese: ストリートファイト!)		June 3, 2002July 26, 2003
1515'The Legendary Program Advance!'
Transcription: 'Intensive Training! Program Advance! (Tokkun! Puroguramu Adobansu!)' (Japanese: 特訓! プログラムアドバンス!)		June 17, 2002August 2, 2003
1616'The Solo NetNavis!'
Transcription: 'Miraculous NetNavis! (Kyōi no Nettonabi!)' (Japanese: 驚異のネットナビ!)		June 24, 2002August 9, 2003
1717'Something's Fishy with Commander Beef!'
Transcription: 'Commander Beef's True Identity! (Bīfu Shirei no Shōtai!)' (Japanese: ビーフ司令の正体!)		July 1, 2002August 16, 2003
1818'Evil Empress Roll! (Part 1)'
Transcription: 'Secret Operation! World Three! (An'yaku! Wārudosurī!)' (Japanese: 暗躍! ワールドスリー!)		July 8, 2002May 1, 2004
1919'Evil Empress Roll! (Part 2)'
Transcription: 'Horror! Devil Chip! (Senritsu! Akuma Chippu!)' (Japanese: 戦慄! 悪魔チップ!)		July 15, 2002May 3, 2004
2020'There's No 'I' in Team! (Part 1)'
Transcription: 'Yaito-chan's Close Call! (Yaito-chan no Kiki Ippatsu!)' (Japanese: やいとちゃん危機一髪!)		July 22, 2002May 4, 2004
2121'There's No 'I' in Team! (Part 2)'
Transcription: 'Strongest Tag BR Whirlwind! (Saikyō Taggu BR Senpū!)' (Japanese: 最強タッグBR旋風!)		July 29, 2002May 4, 2004
2222'That Sinking Feeling!'
Transcription: 'The Final Battle's End (Fainaru Batoru no Hate ni)' (Japanese: ファイナルバトルのはてに)		August 5, 2002May 5, 2004
2323'PharaohMan Reborn!'
Transcription: 'King of Destruction Pharaohman! (Hametsu no Ō Faraoman!)' (Japanese: 破滅の王ファラオマン!)		August 12, 2002May 6, 2004
2424'Rebuilding MegaMan!'
Transcription: 'Rockman Revival Strategy! (Rokkuman Fukkatsu Sakusen!)' (Japanese: ロックマン復活作戦!)		August 19, 2002May 7, 2004
2525'MegaMan Lives!'
Transcription: 'Revive! Rockman! (Yomigaere! Rokkuman!)' (Japanese: 甦れ! ロックマン!)		August 26, 2002May 8, 2004
26-'Bizarre! Mystery of the Ghost Ship!'
Transcription: 'Kaiki! Yūreisen no Nazo!' (Japanese: 怪奇! 幽霊船の謎!)		September 2, 2002Not aired in English
27-'To Become an Idol!'
Transcription: 'Aidoru ni Narimasu!' (Japanese: アイドルになります!)		September 9, 2002Not aired in English
2826'MegaMan Stolen!'
Transcription: 'Rockman Stolen! (Musumareta Rokkuman!)' (Japanese: 盗まれたロックマン!)		September 16, 2002October 15, 2004
2927'SnakeMan's Survival Seven'
Transcription: 'The Poison Snake Madam's Trap! (Dokuhebi Madamu no Wana!)' (Japanese: 毒ヘビマダムの罠!)		September 24, 2002October 22, 2004
3028'Don't Mess with Mama Zap!'
Transcription: 'Elec Mama's Blitzkrieg Strategy! (Erekimama no Dengeki Sakusen!)' (Japanese: エレキママの電撃作戦!)		September 30, 2002November 30, 2004
3129'The Great Curry NetBattle'
Transcription: 'A Splendid Curry Battle! (Kareinaru Karē Batoru!)' (Japanese: 華麗なるカレーバトル!)		October 7, 2002December 1, 2004
3230'NetCity!'
Transcription: 'Internet City (Intānetto Shiti)' (Japanese: インターネットシティ)		October 14, 2002May 15, 2004
3331'The Virus Factory'
Transcription: 'Crush the Virus Factory! (Uirusu Kōjō o Buttsu se!)' (Japanese: ウイルス工場をぶっ潰せ!)		October 21, 2002May 22, 2004
3432'Electronic Money Panic!'
Transcription: 'Electronic Money Panic! (Denshi Manē Daikonran!)' (Japanese: 電子マネー大混乱!)		October 28, 2002June 26, 2004
3533'Countdown to Catastrophe!'
Transcription: '0 Seconds Before the Dam Breaks! (Damu Kekkai Zero Byōmae!)' (Japanese: ダム決壊0秒前!)		November 4, 2002October 8, 2004
3634'DenTech City's Deep Freeze!'
Transcription: 'Plan to Turn Densan City Antarctic! (Densan Shiti Nankyokuka Keikaku!)' (Japanese: デンサンシティ南極化計画!)		November 11, 2002June 5, 2004
3735'Crimson Flash!'
Transcription: 'Crimson Flash! (Nakai Senkō!)' (Japanese: 紅い閃光!)		November 18, 2002Aired only in Canada
3836'CutMan Brothers!'
Transcription: 'Strangely Strong! Cutman Brothers! (Hen ni Tsuyoizo! Kattoman Burazāzu!)' (Japanese: ヘンに強いぞ! カットマンブラザーズ!)		November 25, 2002Aired only in Canada
3937'Guess Who's Coming to NetBattle!'
Transcription: 'Pretty Pretty Princess! (Puripuri Purinsesu!)' (Japanese: ぷりぷりプリンセス!)		December 2, 2002December 2, 2004
4038'Chess Mess!'
Transcription: 'I'll Battle You! (Batttotarunen!)' (Japanese: ばとったるねん!)		December 9, 2002December 7, 2004
4139'The Incredible Rush!'
Transcription: 'The Good Dog Rush! (Meiken Rasshu!)' (Japanese: 名犬ラッシュ!)		December 16, 2002December 8, 2004
4240'Working for Grave'
Transcription: 'Changing Jobs to Gospel! (Tenshoku Saki wa Gosuperu!)' (Japanese: 転職先はゴスペル!)		December 23, 2002July 10, 2004
43-'Take Me Out to the Ball Game!'
Transcription: 'Boku o Yakyū ni Tsuretette!' (Japanese: 僕を野球に連れてって!)		December 30, 2002Not aired in English
4441'KnightMan's Betrayal!'
Transcription: 'Knightman's Betrayal! (Uragiri no Naitoman!)' (Japanese: 裏切りのナイトマン!)		January 6, 2003July 3, 2004
4542'To the Moon!'
Transcription: 'To the Moon! (Ano Tsuki e Ike!)' (Japanese: あの月へ行け!)		January 13, 2003June 12, 2004
4643'Mr. Wily's Legacy!'
Transcription: 'Dr. Wily's Legacy! (Wairi-hakase no Isan!)' (Japanese: ワイリー博士の遺産!)		January 20, 2003July 17, 2004
4744'The NetMobile Grand Prix!'
Transcription: 'Net Mobile Grand Prix! (Netto Mōbiru Guranpuri!)' (Japanese: ネットモービルグランプリ!)		January 27, 2003June 19, 2004
4845'The VirusBeast!'
Transcription: 'The Cybernetic Monster! (Dennō no Mamono!)' (Japanese: 電脳の魔物!)		February 3, 2003July 24, 2004
4946'Grave'
Transcription: 'Gospel (Gosperu)' (Japanese: ゴスペル)		February 10, 2003July 31, 2004
5047'Bass'
Transcription: 'Forte (Forute)' (Japanese: フォルテ)		February 17, 2003August 7, 2004
5148'The End of the End!'
Transcription: 'Moment of Break-Down! (Hōkai no Toki!)' (Japanese: 崩壊の刻(とき)!)		February 24, 2003August 14, 2004
52-'Secret of the Ayanokōji House!'
Transcription: 'Ayanokōjike no Himitsu!' (Japanese: 綾小路家の秘密!)		March 3, 2003Not aired in English
5349'NetBattle of the Hearts!'
Transcription: 'Commander Beef VS Netto-kun! (Bīfu Shirei Bāsasu Netto-kun!)' (Japanese: ビーフ司令VS熱斗くん!)		March 10, 2003Aired only in Canada
5450'Chisao's in Town!'
Transcription: 'Chisao Comes to Town! (Chisao ga Machi ni Yattekita!)' (Japanese: チサオが町にやってきた!)		March 17, 2003November 23, 2004
5551'From Here to Revolutionary PETs'
Transcription: 'Blues's Long Day (Burūsu no Nagai Ichinichi)' (Japanese: ブルースの長い一日)		March 24, 2003December 9, 2004
5652'Virus Busters!'
Transcription: 'Virus Busters! (Uirusu Basutāzu!)' (Japanese: ウイルスバスターズ !)		March 31, 2003August 21, 2004

MegaMan NT Warrior: Axess[edit]

Orig. Ep#Dub Ep#Dub Title/Translated Title
Original Japanese Title		Original AirdateEnglish Airdate
11'Cross Fusion!'
Transcription: 'Cross Fusion! (Kurosu Fyūjon!)' (Japanese: クロスフュージョン!)		October 4, 2003November 22, 2004
22'NetCity No More!'
Transcription: 'Net City Disappearance! (Nettoshiti Shōmetsu!)' (Japanese: ネットシティ消滅!)		October 11, 2003March 1, 2005
33'Bubble Trouble!'
Transcription: 'JABAJABA Dangerous Foam! (Jabajaba Yabai Mizu no Awa!)' (Japanese: じゃばじゃばやばい水の泡!)		October 18, 2003March 2, 2005
44'DoubleSoul!'
Transcription: 'Soul Unison! (Sōru Unizon!)' (Japanese: ソウルユニゾン!)		October 25, 2003March 3, 2005
55'Metal Hot Spring! Ow It's Hot!'
Transcription: 'Metal Hot Spring HOT HOT! (Metaru Onsen Acchicchi!)' (Japanese: メタル温泉アッチッチ!)		November 1, 2003March 4, 2005
66'A Dangerous Bowling Game!'
Transcription: 'The Most Dangerous Ball Game! (Mottomo Kiken na Kyūgi!)' (Japanese: 最も危険な球技!)		November 8, 2003March 7, 2005
77'The CyberGarden of Doom!'
Transcription: 'Electric Flower Garden! (Denshi no Hanazono!)' (Japanese: 電子の花園!)		November 15, 2003March 8, 2005
88'Friendship in the Mirror'
Transcription: 'Friendship in the Mirror (Kagami no Naka no Yūjoū)' (Japanese: 鏡のなかの友情)		November 22, 2003March 9, 2005
99'Dex Returns!'
Transcription: 'Dekao Returns! (Kaettekita Dekao!)' (Japanese: 帰ってきたデカオ!)		November 29, 2003March 10, 2005
1010'Threat of the DarkChips!'
Transcription: 'The Dark Chip Menace! (Dākuchippu no Kyōi!)' (Japanese: ダークチップの脅威!)		December 6, 2003March 14, 2005
1111'The Unsafe Safe!'
Transcription: 'Beat the Safecracker! (Kinkoyaburi o Yattsukero!)' (Japanese: 金庫破りをやっつけろ!)		December 13, 2003March 15, 2005
1212'Code of Conduct'
Transcription: 'The Steel Sniper (Kōtetsu no Sunaipā)' (Japanese: 鋼鉄のスナイパー)		December 20, 2003April 11, 2005
1313'CrossFusion for All!'
Transcription: 'Cross Fusion Disappearance! (Kurosufyūjon Shōmetsu!)' (Japanese: クロスフュージョン消滅!)		December 27, 2003April 18, 2005
1414'The Purloined Princess!'
Transcription: 'The Stolen Princess! (Musumareta Purinsesu!)' (Japanese: 盗まれたプリンセス!)		January 4, 2004March 17, 2005
1515'The Incredible Guts!'
Transcription: 'Incredible Guts! (Inkurejiburu Gattsu!)' (Japanese: 超人ガッツ!)		January 17, 2004April 25, 2005
1616'It's All How You Look at It!'
Transcription: 'Cute! Demon? (Kawaii! Akuma?)' (Japanese: カワイイ!悪魔?)		January 24, 2004June 6, 2005
1717'SavageMan Returns!'
Transcription: 'The Assaulting Beastman! (Kyōshū Bīsutoman!)' (Japanese: 強襲ビーストマン!)		January 31, 2004May 2, 2005
1818'The Man from Sharo'
Transcription: 'The Man Who Came from Sharo (Shāro Kara Kita Otoko)' (Japanese: シャーロから来た男)		February 7, 2004May 9, 2005
1919'SearchSoul!'
Transcription: 'Search Soul! (Sāchi Sōru!)' (Japanese: サーチソウル!)		February 14, 2004May 19, 2005
2020'Dark Secret'
Transcription: 'Hand Over the Dark Chip! (Dāku Chippu o Yokose!)' (Japanese: ダークチップをよこせ!)		February 21, 2004May 3, 2005
2121'ShadeMan's Ambition'
Transcription: 'Shademan's Ambition (Shēdoman no Yabō)' (Japanese: シェードマンの野望)		February 28, 2004May 30, 2005
2222'BubbleMan's Plan'
Transcription: 'Bubbleman's Great Friend Strategy (Baburuman no Tomodachi Daisakusen)' (Japanese: バブルマンの友達大作戦)		March 6, 2004September 10, 2005
2323'The Super Power of Shiver'
Transcription: 'Super Energy of Terror (Senritsu no Chō Enerugī)' (Japanese: 戦慄の超エネルギー)		March 13, 2004June 13, 2005
2424'Magma Battle'
Transcription: 'Red Hot Magma Fight (Shakunetsu Maguma no Tatakai)' (Japanese: 灼熱マグマの戦い)		March 20, 2004June 18, 2005
2525'VideoMan Returns!'
Transcription: 'VideoMan, Returns! (Bideoman, Ritānzu!)' (Japanese: ビデオマン、リターンズ!)		March 27, 2004June 25, 2005
2626'Anetta's Revenge'
Transcription: 'Memory of the Blue Flame (Aoki Hinō no Kioku)' (Japanese: 青き炎の記憶)		April 3, 2004July 2, 2005
2727'Nebula's Secret Base'
Transcription: 'Decisive Battle! Nebula Base (Kessen! Nebyura Kichi)' (Japanese: 決戦!ネビュラ基地)		April 10, 2004July 9, 2005
2828'Wavering Heart'
Transcription: 'Wavering Heart (Yureru Kokoro)' (Japanese: 揺れる心)		April 17, 2004July 16, 2005
2929'Chaud VS ProtoMan'
Transcription: 'Enzan VS Blues (Enzan Bāsasu Burūsu)' (Japanese: 炎山VSブルース)		April 24, 2004July 23, 2005
3029.5'SpoutMan's New Hero!'
Transcription: 'Love Love Aquaman (Raburabu Akuaman)' (Japanese: ラブラブアクアマン)		May 1, 2004Aired only in Canada
3130'Space Junk!'
Transcription: 'Object J from the Satellite (Eisei Kara no Buttai Jankuman)' (Japanese: 衛星からの物体J)		May 8, 2004July 30, 2005
3231'Commander Beef Returns!'
Transcription: 'Revival! Commander Beef (Fukkatsu! Bīfu Shirei)' (Japanese: 復活!ビーフ司令)		May 15, 2004September 3, 2005
3332'The BattleChip Gate'
Transcription: 'Cross Fusion #0 (Kurosu Fyūjon Zero Gō)' (Japanese: クロスフュージョン0号)		May 22, 2004August 6, 2005
3433'Wanted: PrismMan'
Transcription: 'Search for the Suspect Prisman (Shimeitehai wa Purizuman)' (Japanese: 指名手配はプリズマン)		May 29, 2004August 13, 2005
3534'Nebula's Great Invasion!'
Transcription: 'Nebula's Great Invasion! (Nebyura Daishinkō!)' (Japanese: ネビュラ大侵攻!)		June 5, 2004August 20, 2005
3635'The New PET'
Transcription: 'Completion! New Style PET! (Kansei! Shingata Petto!)' (Japanese: 完成!新型PET!)		June 12, 2004August 27, 2005
3736'Mysterious Masked Navi'
Transcription: 'Mysterious Masked Navi (Nazo no Fukumen Nabi)' (Japanese: 謎の覆面ナビ)		June 19, 2004November 28, 2005
38-'Flying to Shiisaa Island'
Transcription: 'Tonde Shīsā Airando' (Japanese: 飛んでシーサーアイランド)		June 26, 2004Not aired in English
39-'Go to Hell by Train!?'
Transcription: 'Ressha de Gō tu heru!?' (Japanese: 列車でGO to hell!?)		July 3, 2004Not aired in English
4037'Underground Hero'
Transcription: 'Hero of the Earth's Bowels (Chi no Soko no Eiyū)' (Japanese: 地の底の英雄)		July 10, 2004November 29, 2005
4138'Allegro'
Transcription: 'Allegro (Areguro)' (Japanese: アレグロ)		July 17, 2004November 30, 2005
42-'Maylu's First Date'
Transcription: 'Meiru no Hatsu Dēto' (Japanese: メイルの初デート)		July 24, 2004Not aired in English
43-'Top and Grandchild'
Transcription: 'Koma to Mago' (Japanese: コマとマゴ)		July 31, 2004Not aired in English
4439'MistMan's Tower'
Transcription: 'Fear of Summer Vacation (Natsu Yasumi no Kyōfu)' (Japanese: 夏休みの恐怖)		August 7, 2004December 1, 2005
45-'Rush Runs Away'
Transcription: 'Rasshu no Iede' (Japanese: ラッシュの家出)		August 14, 2004Not aired in English
4640'The Great NetPolice Battle!'
Transcription: 'The Great Net Police Battle! (Netto Keisatsu Daikōbōsen!)' (Japanese: ネット警察大攻防戦!)		August 21, 2004December 2, 2005
4741'Get Dr. Regal!'
Transcription: 'A Message from Outer Space (Uchiu Kara no Messēji)' (Japanese: 宇宙からのメッセージ)		August 28, 2004December 5, 2005
4842'Ms. Yuri's Mission'
Transcription: 'Mariko and Yuriko (Mariko to Yuriko)' (Japanese: まりことゆりこ)		September 4, 2004December 6, 2005
4943'ProtoMan Returns'
Transcription: 'Farewell Blues (Saraba Burūsu)' (Japanese: さらば ブルース)		September 11, 2004December 7, 2005
5044'Dark VS Dark'
Transcription: 'Battle of Dark Against Dark (Dāku Tai Dāku no Kessen)' (Japanese: ダーク対ダークの決戦)		September 18, 2004December 8, 2005
5145'Dr. Regal's Rampage'
Transcription: 'At the Place Where Light Reaches (Hikari Todoku Basho)' (Japanese: 光とどく場所)		September 25, 2004December 9, 2005

Rockman EXE Stream[edit]

EP#TitleOriginal airdate
1'Duo'
Transcription: 'Dyūo' (Japanese: デューオ)		October 2, 2004
2'Earth Erasure'
Transcription: 'Chikyū Massatsu' (Japanese: 地球抹殺)		October 9, 2004
3'Threat of the Asteroid'
Transcription: 'Asuteroido no Kyōi' (Japanese: アステロイドの脅威)		October 16, 2004
4'Salad Memorial Day?!'
Transcription: 'Sarada Kinenbi!?' (Japanese: サラダ記念日!?)		October 23, 2004
5'Fly the Skies Flirty Rascal!'
Transcription: 'Soratobu Nanpa Yarō!' (Japanese: 空飛ぶナンパ野郎!)		October 30, 2004
6'Stone Panic!'
Transcription: 'Sutōn Panikku!' (Japanese: ストーンパニック!)		November 6, 2004
7'Navi Car Race!'
Transcription: 'Nabi Kā Rēsu!' (Japanese: ナビカーレース!)		November 13, 2004
8'Calling on Colonel!'
Transcription: 'Kāneru Sanjō!' (Japanese: カーネル参上!)		November 20, 2004
9'Revival! Neo WWW'
Transcription: 'Fukkatsu! Neo Wārudo Surī' (Japanese: 復活! ネオWWW)		November 27, 2004
10'Rhapsody in Pink'
Transcription: 'Rapusodi in Pinku' (Japanese: ラプソディ イン ピンク)		December 4, 2004
11'Concrete Jungle'
Transcription: 'Konkurīto Janguru' (Japanese: コンクリートジャングル)		December 11, 2004
12'Jawaii Curry and Tomahawk'
Transcription: 'Jawaī Karē to Tomahōku' (Japanese: ジャワイカレーとトマホーク)		December 18, 2004
13'Jasmine'
Transcription: 'Jasumin' (Japanese: ジャスミン)		December 25, 2004
14'Bubble GoGoGo!'
Transcription: 'Baburu GoGoGo!' (Japanese: バブルGoGoGo!)		January 8, 2005
15'Icy Invention... de koff!?[1]'
Transcription: 'Kōri no Hatsumei... de kofu!?' (Japanese: 氷の発明...でコフ!?)		January 15, 2005
16'Gravity Diet of Terror!'
Transcription: 'Kyōfu no Gurabiti Daietto!' (Japanese: 恐怖の重力ダイエット!)		January 22, 2005
17'Dark Chip Again'
Transcription: 'Dāku Chippu Futatabi' (Japanese: ダークチップ再び)		January 29, 2005
18'Sword and Samurai'
Transcription: 'Tsurugi to Samurai' (Japanese: 剣とサムライ)		February 5, 2005
19'The Explosion that Carries Happiness'
Transcription: 'Shiawase o Hakobu Bakuhatsu' (Japanese: 幸せを運ぶ爆発)		February 12, 2005
20'Stormy Vacation'
Transcription: 'Arashi no Bakansu' (Japanese: 嵐のバカンス)		February 19, 2005
21'Dr. Wily's Daughter'
Transcription: 'Dokutā Wairī no Musume' (Japanese: ドクターワイリーの娘)		February 26, 2005
22'Dekao, Curry Transformation'
Transcription: 'Dekao, Karēnaru Henshin' (Japanese: デカオ,カレーなる転身)		March 5, 2005
23'Nihao! Net Hermit[2]'
Transcription: 'Nīhao! Netto Sennin' (Japanese: ニーハオ! ネット仙人)		March 12, 2005
24'Narcy's Retirement'
Transcription: 'Narushī Dattai' (Japanese: ナルシー脱退)		March 19, 2005
25'Terrible Birthday Present'
Transcription: 'Senritsu no Bāsudē Purezento' (Japanese: 戦慄のバースディプレゼント)		March 26, 2005
26'Icy Asteroid Castle'
Transcription: 'Kōri no Asuteroido Jō' (Japanese: 氷のアステロイド城)		April 2, 2005
27'Route-san's Close Call!'
Transcription: 'Rūto-san Kiki Ippatsu!' (Japanese: ルートさん危機一髪!)		April 9, 2005
28'Pink Punch Meiru'
Transcription: 'Pinku Panchi Meiru' (Japanese: ピンクパンチメイル)		April 16, 2005
29'The Safecracking Man'
Transcription: 'Kinkoyaburi no Otoko' (Japanese: 金庫破りの男)		April 23, 2005
30'Tesla - A Complicated Girl's Mind'
Transcription: 'Tesla· Fukuzatsu na Otomegokoro' (Japanese: テスラ·複雑な乙女心)		April 30, 2005
31'Shademan's Counterattack'
Transcription: 'Shēdoman Gyakushū' (Japanese: シェードマン逆襲)		May 7, 2005
32'Space-Time Battle'
Transcription: 'Jikū Sensō' (Japanese: 時空戦争)		May 14, 2005
33'Oath of the Tomahawk'
Transcription: 'Tomahōku no Chikai' (Japanese: トマホークの誓い)		May 21, 2005
34'Wish Upon a Star...'
Transcription: 'Hoshi ni Negai o...' (Japanese: 星に願いを...)		May 28, 2005
35'Queen Fight!'
Transcription: 'Kwīn Faito!' (Japanese: クィーンファイト!)		June 4, 2005
36'Another Rockman'
Transcription: 'Mō Hitori no Rokkuman' (Japanese: もう一人のロックマン)		June 11, 2005
37'Offering of Deko Fireworks[3]'
Transcription: 'Deko ni Sasageru Hanabi' (Japanese: デコにささげる花火)		June 18, 2005
38'Fortune Telling Shooting Star of Love'
Transcription: 'Koi no Ryūsei Uranai' (Japanese: 恋の流星占い)		June 25, 2005
39'Cross Fusion Impossible!'
Transcription: 'Kurosu Fyūjon Funō!' (Japanese: クロスフュージョン不能!)		July 2, 2005
40'Neo WWW Annihilation'
Transcription: 'Neo Wārudo Surī Kaimetsu' (Japanese: ネオWWW壊滅)		July 9, 2005
41'Top Secret Orders C.F.'
Transcription: 'Gokuhi Shirei Shī Efu' (Japanese: 極秘指令C.F.)		July 16, 2005
42'Below Duo's Comet'
Transcription: 'Dyūo no Hoshi no Moto ni' (Japanese: デューオの彗星の下に)		July 23, 2005
43'Worker Miyabi'
Transcription: 'Shigotonin Miyabi' (Japanese: 仕事人ミヤビ)		July 30, 2005
44'Summer! The Sea! Training Camp!'
Transcription: 'Natsu da! Umi da! Gasshūku da!' (Japanese: 夏だ! 海だ! 合宿だ!)		August 6, 2005
45'Stellar Memory'
Transcription: 'Hoshi no Kioku' (Japanese: 星の記憶)		August 13, 2005
46'The Desired Crest'
Transcription: 'Nerawareta Monshō' (Japanese: ねらわれた紋章)		August 20, 2005
47'Why Are You Here?'
Transcription: 'Nande Omae ga Koko ni Iru' (Japanese: なんでおまえがここにいる)		August 27, 2005
48'Countdown to Disappearance'
Transcription: 'Shōmetsu e no Kauntodaun' (Japanese: 消滅へのカウントダウン)		September 3, 2005
49'Battle of One Without Bonds'
Transcription: 'Kizuna Nakimono no Tatakai' (Japanese: きずななき者の戦い)		September 10, 2005
50'Colonel Barrel'
Transcription: 'Bareru Taisa' (Japanese: バレル大佐)		September 17, 2005
51'Toward a New Future'
Transcription: 'Aratanaru Mirai e' (Japanese: 新たなる未来へ)		September 24, 2005

Rockman EXE Beast[edit]

EP No.TitleOriginal airdate[4]
1'Beyondard'
Transcription: 'Biyondādo' (Japanese: ビヨンダード)		October 1, 2005
2'Zoanoroid'
Transcription: 'Zoanoroido' (Japanese: ゾアノロイド)		October 8, 2005
3'Copyroid'
Transcription: 'Kopīroido' (Japanese: コピーロイド)		October 15, 2005
4'The Foghorn that Calls the Phantom'
Transcription: 'Onibi o Yobu Muteki' (Japanese: 鬼火を呼ぶ霧笛)		October 22, 2005
5'Rampaging Display'
Transcription: 'Bōsō Disupurei' (Japanese: 暴走ディスプレイ)		October 29, 2005
6'Net Navi Remodeling Scheme'
Transcription: 'Nettonabi Kaisō Keigaku' (Japanese: ネットナビ改造計画)		November 5, 2005
7'Capture Rockman!'
Transcription: 'Rokkuman o Hokakuseyo!' (Japanese: ロックマンを捕獲せよ!)		November 12, 2005
8'Green-Eyed Transfer Student'
Transcription: 'Midori no Hitomi no Tenkōsei' (Japanese: 緑の瞳の転校生)		November 19, 2005
9'Icy Heart'
Transcription: 'Kōri no Kokoro' (Japanese: 氷の心)		November 26, 2005
10'Aiming for Trill'
Transcription: 'Nerawareta Toriru' (Japanese: 狙われたトリル)		December 3, 2005
11'Ocean Bottom SOS'
Transcription: 'Kaitei Esuōesu' (Japanese: 海底SOS)		December 10, 2005
12'Trill's Secret'
Transcription: 'Toriru no Himitsu' (Japanese: トリルの秘密)		December 17, 2005
13'Synchronizer'
Transcription: 'Shinkuronaizā' (Japanese: シンクロナイザー)		December 24, 2005
14'Beyondard 2'
Transcription: 'Biyondādo Tsu' (Japanese: ビヨンダード2)		January 7, 2006
15'The Railroad Kingdom'
Transcription: 'Tetsuro no Ōkoku' (Japanese: 鉄路の王国)		January 14, 2006
16'Cooking is Love!'
Transcription: 'Riōri wa Aijō!' (Japanese: 料理は愛情!)		January 21, 2006
17'Futen Roshi'
Transcription: 'Fūten Rōshi' (Japanese: 風天老師)		January 28, 2006
18'Rocks of Steel'
Transcription: 'Kōtetsu no Iwa' (Japanese: 鋼鉄の岩)		February 4, 2006
19'The Secret of the Lake, De A~Ru'
Transcription: 'Mizūmi no Himitsu De A~ru' (Japanese: 湖の秘密であ〜る)		February 11, 2006
20'Dimensional Area Laboratory'
Transcription: 'Dimenshonaru Eria Kenkiujō' (Japanese: ディメンショナルエリア研究所)		February 25, 2006
21'Falzer Invasion!'
Transcription: 'Fuaruzā Shiurai!' (Japanese: ファルザー襲来!)		March 4, 2006
22'The Boy Called Death'
Transcription: 'Shinigami to Yobareta Shōnen' (Japanese: 死神と呼ばれた少年)		March 11, 2006
23'Colonel's Rampage'
Transcription: 'Kāneru Bōsō' (Japanese: カーネル暴走)		March 18, 2006
24'Wily's Laboratory'
Transcription: 'Wairi Kenkiujō' (Japanese: ワイリー研究所)		March 25, 2006
25'Exceeding Light'
Transcription: 'Hikari o Koete' (Japanese: 光を超えて)		April 1, 2006

Rockman EXE Beast +[edit]

EP No.TitleOriginal Airdate
1'The Name is Zero'
Transcription: 'Sono Na wa Zero' (Japanese: その名はゼロ)		April 8, 2006[5]
2'Zero Virus'
Transcription: 'Zero Uirusu' (Japanese: ゼロウイルス)		April 15, 2006[6]
3'Zero Invasion'
Transcription: 'Zero Shinyū' (Japanese: ゼロ侵入)		April 22, 2006[7]
4'Sushi Factory Trap'
Transcription: 'Osushi Kōjō no Wana' (Japanese: お寿司工場の罠)		April 29, 2006[8]
5'Zero's True Character'
Transcription: 'Zero no Shōtai' (Japanese: ゼロの正体)		May 6, 2006[9]
6'Super Cyber Beast Again!'
Transcription: 'Chō Dennōjū Futatabi!' (Japanese: 超電脳獣 再び!)		May 13, 2006[10]
7'The Demon Deko De A~Ru'
Transcription: 'Dēmon Dekonano De A~ru' (Japanese: デーモン·デコなのであ〜る)		May 20, 2006[11]
8'Big Things are Good Things Puku!'
Transcription: 'Ōkīkoto wa Īkoto Dapuku!' (Japanese: 大きいことはいいことだプク!)		May 27, 2006[12]
9'Wishing Upon an Empty Can'
Transcription: 'Akikan no Negai o' (Japanese: 空き缶に願いを)		June 3, 2006[13]
10'Cross Fusion De A~Ru!'
Transcription: 'Kurosu Fyūjon De A~ru!' (Japanese: クロスフュージョンであ〜る!)		June 10, 2006[14]
11'The Electel Estate Situation'
Transcription: 'Erekiteruke no Jijō' (Japanese: エレキテル家の事情)		June 17, 2006[15]
12'Electric-Shock Exploration Party!'
Transcription: 'Dengeki Tankentai!' (Japanese: 電撃探検隊!)		June 24, 2006[16]
13'The Hole-Digging Rascals Have Come!'
Transcription: 'Anahoriyarō ga Yattekita!' (Japanese: 穴堀り野郎がやってきた!)		July 1, 2006[17]
14'Rampaging Mettool'
Transcription: 'Bōsō Mettōru' (Japanese: 暴走メットール)		July 8, 2006[18]
15'Mini Mini Typhoon'
Transcription: 'Mini Mini Taifūn' (Japanese: ミニミニタイフーン)		July 15, 2006[19]
16'The Keeper of Law'
Transcription: 'Hō no Bannin' (Japanese: 法の番人)		July 22, 2006[20]
17'Virus with a Heart'
Transcription: 'Kokoroaru Uirusu' (Japanese: 心あるウイルス)		July 29, 2006[21]
18'Zero's Spirit'
Transcription: 'Zero no Tamashii' (Japanese: ゼロの魂)		August 5, 2006[22]
19'I Want Limited Goods Puku'
Transcription: 'Genteihin Hoshī Puku' (Japanese: 限定品ほしいプク)		August 12, 2006[23]
20'Iceman the Strongest'
Transcription: 'Saikyō Aisuman' (Japanese: 最強アイスマン)		August 19, 2006[24]
21'Magician from the Darkness'
Transcription: 'Yamikara no Majishan' (Japanese: 闇からのマジシャン)		August 26, 2006[25]
22'Substantiating Phantoms'
Transcription: 'Jittaikasuru Yūrei' (Japanese: 実体化する幽霊)		September 2, 2006[26]
23'Jammingman'
Transcription: 'Jaminguman' (Japanese: ジャミングマン)		September 9, 2006[27]
24'Cache'
Transcription: 'Kyasshu' (Japanese: キャッシュ)		September 16, 2006[28]
25'Searching for Tomorrow'
Transcription: 'Ashita o Sagashite' (Japanese: 明日をさがして)		September 23, 2006[29]
26'Netto + Rockman'
Transcription: 'Netto Purasu Rokkuman' (Japanese: 熱斗+ロックマン)		September 30, 2006[30]

DVD releases[edit]

The episode releases in Japan are vastly different from the English ones in both aesthetics and content. In Japan, volumes typically contain three episodes (with the exceptions usually being the first volume in a series to contain two and the last volume to contain four). The Japanese volumes are also released in two not-for-sale 'rental' formats, DVD and a VHS, but with identical contents. These versions have slightly different box designs. The DVDs were typically released once a month, but sometimes there were simultaneous releases near the end of a series.

For English releases, each DVD contains four episodes each (originally, the fourth episode was included as a special 'bonus' episode with a separate menu from the other three episodes on the DVD). The first six volumes were also released in VHS format; however, they only contained three episodes each (skipping the fourth episode that appeared on the DVDs). Presumably, the VHS versions stopped releasing due to poor sales. The DVDs were originally released somewhat sporadically, but since Volume 5, a new volume had been released every January, April, July, and October in a tri-monthly pattern.

The Japanese DVDs typically contain the episodes themselves with occasional bonus material (such as clean intro sequences or special trailers), as well as (in some cases) promotional merchandise (like wristbands or playing cards). The English DVDs only provide the English-dubbed and edited episodes with optional Spanish voice-track, and they all come with the same bonus features (trailers of Mega Man Battle Network video games or promotional screens for merchandise). They also come with occasional promotional merchandise (like Battle Chips for the PET toys). Additionally, the episodes featured are the Canadian versions; in certain instances, the versions that aired on Kids' WB in the United States were heavily altered (including the combination of certain episodes into one) or were not aired at all.

The 50-minute feature film, Rockman EXE the Movie: Program of Light and Dark, also received a DVD release on September 21, 2005, in Japan.[31] The DVD includes a trailer for the sixth video game, a teaser for the fourth anime series (Beast), and a BassCross E-Reader card for use on Mega Man Battle Network 5. The DVD does not include the Duel Masters movie (which premiered in theaters as a double-feature alongside the film).

Japanese DVDs (EXE)[edit]

NameRelease dateEpisode #Cover art
Rockman EXE First Area, Volume 1[32]2002-07-241-2Lan and MegaMan
Rockman EXE First Area, Volume 2[33]2002-08-283-5Maylu and Roll
Rockman EXE First Area, Volume 3[34]2002-09-266-8Dex and GutsMan
Rockman EXE First Area, Volume 4[35]2002-10-239-11Chaud and ProtoMan
Rockman EXE First Area, Volume 5[36]2002-11-2712-14Yai and Glide
Rockman EXE First Area, Volume 6[37]2002-12-2615-17Higsby and NumberMan
Rockman EXE First Area, Volume 7[38]2003-01-2918-20Maysa and SharkMan
Rockman EXE First Area, Volume 8[39]2003-02-2621-23Sal and WoodMan
Rockman EXE First Area, Volume 9[40]2003-03-2624-26Miyu and SkullMan
Rockman EXE Second Area, Volume 1[41]2003-04-2327-29MegaMan, Roll, GutsMan, IceMan, Glide, ProtoMan
Rockman EXE Second Area, Volume 2[42]2003-05-2830-32MegaMan and ProtoMan, Lan and Chaud
Rockman EXE Second Area, Volume 3[43]2003-06-2533-35MegaMan and Roll, Lan and Maylu
Rockman EXE Second Area, Volume 4[44]2003-06-2536-38MegaMan and GutsMan, Lan and Dex
Rockman EXE Second Area, Volume 5[45]2003-07-3039-41MegaMan and Glide, Lan and Yai
Rockman EXE Second Area, Volume 6[46]2003-07-3042-44MegaMan and IceMan, Lan and Tory
Rockman EXE Second Area, Volume 7[47]2003-08-2745-47MegaMan and NumberMan, Lan and Higsby
Rockman EXE Second Area, Volume 8[48]2003-08-2748-50MegaMan and SharkMan, Lan and Maysa
Rockman EXE Second Area, Volume 9[49]2003-09-2551-53MegaMan and WoodMan, Lan and Sal
Rockman EXE Second Area, Volume 10[50]2003-09-2554-56MegaMan and SkullMan, Lan and Miyu

Japanese DVDs (Axess)[edit]

NameRelease dateEpisode #Cover art
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 1[51]2004-04-071-2Lan, MegaMan, CF-MegaMan
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 2[52]2004-04-213-5MegaMan, Roll, RollSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 3[53]2004-05-196-8MegaMan, TorchMan, TorchSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 4[54]2004-06-199-11MegaMan, GutsMan, GutsSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 5[55]2004-07-1412-14MegaMan, NumberMan, NumberSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 6[56]2004-08-1815-17MegaMan, HeavyMetalMan, MetalSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 7[57]2004-09-1518-20MegaMan, SearchMan, SearchSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 8[58]2004-10-2021-23MegaMan, ProtoMan, ProtoSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 9[59]2004-11-1724-26MegaMan, SpoutMan, SpoutSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 10[60]2004-12-1527-29MegaMan, ThunderMan, ThunderSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 11[61]2005-01-1930-32MegaMan, WoodMan, WoodSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 12[62]2005-02-1633-35MegaMan, WindBlastMan, WindSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 13[63]2005-03-1636-38MegaMan, JunkDataMan, JunkSoul
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 14[64]2005-03-1639-41Chaud, ProtoMan, CF-ProtoMan
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 15[65]2005-04-2042-44Yuri, SpikeMan, CF-SpikeMan
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 16[66]2005-04-2045-47Regal, LaserMan, CF-LaserMan
Rockman EXE Axess, Volume 17[67]2005-05-1848-51CF-MegaMan, CF-LaserMan, ShadeMan

Japanese DVDs (Stream)[edit]

NameRelease dateEpisode #Cover art
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 1[68]2005-05-181-2Lan, MegaMan, CF-MegaMan
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 2[69]2005-06-153-5Chaud, ProtoMan, CF-ProtoMan
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 3[70]2005-07-206-8Raika, SearchMan, CF-SearchMan
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 4[71]2005-08-189-11Yuri, SpikeMan, CF-SpikeMan
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 5[72]2005-09-2112-14Tesla, MagnetMan, CF-MagnetMan
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 6[73]2005-10-1915-17Maylu, Roll, CF-Roll
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 7[74]2005-11-1618-20Charlie, GyroMan, CF-GyroMan
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 8[75]2005-12-1421-23Dingo, TomahawkMan, CF-TomahawkMan
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 9[76]2006-01-1824-26Jasmine, Meddy, CF-Meddy
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 10[77]2006-02-1527-29Princess Pride, KnightMan, CF-KnightMan
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 11[78]2006-03-1530-32Fyrefox, MoltanicMan, CF-MoltanicMan
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 12[79]2006-04-1933-35Dusk, ShadowMan, CF-ShadowMan
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 13[80]2006-05-1736-38Baryl, Colonel, CF-Colonel
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 14[81]2004-05-1739-41Lan, Maylu, Rush
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 15[82]2006-06-2142-44Dark MegaMan, Regal, MegaMan
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 16[83]2006-06-2145-47Duo, Bass, Slur
Rockman EXE Stream, Volume 17[84]2006-07-1948-51MegaMan, Lan, all 12 CF-Members

Japanese DVDs (Beast)[edit]

NameRelease dateEpisode #Cover art
Rockman EXE Beast, Volume 1[85]2006-07-191-3Gregar, Lan, Gregar-Beast MegaMan
Rockman EXE Beast, Volume 2[86]2006-08-184-6Falzar, Lan, Falzar-Beast MegaMan
Rockman EXE Beast, Volume 3[87]2006-08-187-9MegaMan, Trill, Iris
Rockman EXE Beast, Volume 4[88]2006-09-2010-12SlashMan, Mick, Pat
Rockman EXE Beast, Volume 5[89]2006-09-2013-15TenguMan, ChargeMan, Feng Tian, Al Ferry
Rockman EXE Beast, Volume 6[90]2006-10-1816-18Blackbeard, DiveMan, Yuika, CircusMan
Rockman EXE Beast, Volume 7[91]2006-10-1819-21Scythe, EraseMan, Maysa
Rockman EXE Beast, Volume 8[92]2006-11-1522-25Grezar, Lan, MegaMan (Jūka Style)

Megaman Nt Warrior Ep 42 Legendado

Japanese DVDs (Beast+)[edit]

Legendado

Megaman Nt Warrior Legendado

Since Beast+ episodes are half the length of a normal episode, placing six episodes on a single DVD is equivalent to placing the standard three episodes that previous DVDs have featured, and similarly, having eight episodes on the final volume is equivalent to having four standard episodes.

NameRelease dateEpisode #Cover art
Rockman EXE Beast+, Volume 1[93]2006-12-201-6Zero, CF-MegaMan, Professor
Rockman EXE Beast+, Volume 2[94]2006-12-207-12Mr. Wily, MegaMan, Lan
Rockman EXE Beast+, Volume 3[95]2007-01-1713-18Vic, Ito, ElementMan, JudgeMan
Rockman EXE Beast+, Volume 4[96]2007-01-1719-26MegaMan, Lan, Cache

English DVDs & VHS tapes[edit]

The episodes included go by the English version's numbering. VHS releases only include the first six volumes, and they only contain the first three episodes from their DVD counterparts (so every fourth episode was missing in the VHS releases). The VHS release dates were simultaneous with the DVD releases.

NameRelease dateEpisode #Episode Name
MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 1 (Jack In!)[97]
(cover art: MegaMan, Lan)		2004-08-241-4

1.'Jack-in! MegaMan!'
2.'Subway Scramble!'
3.'Traffic Signal Chaos!'
4.'Count to Three!'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 2 (Log On!)[98]
(cover art: Maylu, Roll)		2004-10-195-8

5.'Robotic Fish Gone Wild!'
6.'The Yoga Warrior!'
7.'N1 Grand Prix!'
8.'Skullmania!'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 3 (Power Up!)[99]
(cover art: MegaMan, GutsMan)		2004-11-239-12

9.'Wacky Madness & Blazing Battles! (Part 1)'
10.'Wacky Madness & Blazing Battles! (Part 2)'
11.'Street Fight!'
12.'The Legendary Program Advance!'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 4 (Download!)[100]
(cover art: MegaMan, TorchMan)		2005-02-1513-16

13.'The Solo NetNavis!'
14.'Something's Fishy with Commander Beef!'
15.'Evil Empress Roll! (Part 1)'
16.'Evil Empress Roll! (Part 2)'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 5 (N1 Grand Prix!)[101]
(cover art: MegaMan, ProtoMan)		2005-04-1217-20

17.'There's No 'I' in Team (Part 1)'
18.'There's No 'I' in Team (Part 2)'
19.'That Sinking Feeling'
20.'PharaohMan Reborn'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 6 (Upgrade!)[102]
(cover art: MegaMan, PharaohMan)		2005-07-0521-24

21.'Rebuilding MegaMan'
22.'MegaMan Lives!'
23.'MegaMan Stolen!'
24.'SnakeMan's Survival Seven'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 7 (NetCity!)[103]
(cover art: ElecTeam MegaMan, MagnetMan)		2005-10-2525-28

25.'Netcity!'
26.'The Virus Factory!'
27.'Electronic Money Panic!'
28.'Countdown to Catastrophe!'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 8 (DenTech Troubles!)[104]
(cover art: WoodShield MegaMan, FreezeMan)		2006-01-3129-32

29.'DenTech City's Deep Freeze!'
30.'Crimson Flash!'
31.'The CutMan Brothers!'
32.'Working for Grave!'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 9 (BattleChip In!)[105]
(cover art: HeatGuts MegaMan, KnightMan)		2006-04-1133-36

33.'Chisao's in Town!'
34.'KnightMan's Betrayal!'
35.'To the Moon!'
36.'Mr. Wily's Legacy!'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 10 (Grave Warning!)[106]
(cover art: AquaCustom MegaMan, Bass)		2006-07-0437-40

37.'The Netmobile Grand Prix!'
38.'The Virus Beast!'
39.'Grave!'
40.'Bass!'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 11 (Virus Busters!)[107]
(cover art: MegaMan, Grave VirusBeast)		2006-10-1741-44

41.'The End of the End!'
42.'Virus Busters!'
43.'Ice Ice Baby!'
44.'Game Off!'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 12 (NetBattle!)[108]
(cover art: MegaMan, ElecMan)		2007-01-1745-48

45.'Hot Tempers!'
46.'Don't Mess with Mama Zap!'
47.'The Great Curry NetBattle!'
48.'Guess Who's Coming to NetBattle?'

MegaMan NT Warrior, Volume 13 (CyberClash!)[109]
(cover art: MegaMan, Roll, Glide, GutsMan, IceMan, ProtoMan)		2007-03-0649-52

49.'Chess Mess!'
50.'The Incredible Rush!'
51.'The Netbattle of Hearts!'
52.'From Here to Revolutionary PETs!'

References[edit]

General
  • Official site of Pony Canyon, Inc., the publishers of the DVDs in Japan
  • Official site of Viz Media, the publishers and distributors of the DVDs in North America. (Archived)
Specific
  1. ^'De koff' is a phrase Ivan commonly utters after sentences.
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English: MegaMan NT Warrior
Japanese: ロックマン エグゼ

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Episodes: 56
Aired: Mar 4, 2002 to Mar 31, 2003
Broadcast: Mondays at 18:30 (JST)
Producers:TV Tokyo, Shogakukan Productions, Nihon Ad Systems, Half H.P Studio
Studios:Xebec
Genres:Action, Game, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Comedy, Mecha, Shounen
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Synopsis

In the year of 20XX, a young boy by the name of Netto Hikari receives a very special gift as he enters the 5th grade. His very own customized net navi, Rockman! Despite Rockman's small size and far more responsible personality, the two boys quickly become the best of friends. A net navi is designed to guide his operator from the inside of his or her PErsonal Terminal, or simply PET for short. Children and adults alike enjoy friendly 'Net Battles', where they spar their navis against each other to prove their worth.
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Adaptation:Rockman.EXE, Battle Story Rockman.EXE
Spin-off:Rockman Hoshi ni Negai wo, Irregular Hunter X: The Day of Sigma
Sequel:Rockman.EXE Axess

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Rockman.EXE
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Kimura, Akiko
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Hikari, Netto
Higa, Kumiko
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Ijuuin, Enzan
Main
Saiga, Mitsuki
Japanese
Blues.EXE
Matsukaze, Masaya
Japanese
Roll.EXE
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Jou, Masako
Japanese
Sakurai, Meiru
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Mizuhashi, Kaori
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Kuroi, Miyuki
Hyo-sei
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Ozono, Mariko
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Hidaka, Noriko
Japanese
Iceman.EXE
Noda, Junko
Japanese
Saloma
Main
Minami, Omi
Japanese

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Kobayashi, Noriko
Producer
Kato, Takao
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#02: 'begin the TRY' by Showtaro Morikubo (eps 26-56)

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56 of 56 episodes seen
MrLegitimacy(All reviews)
4 people found this review helpful
Overall6
Story4
Animation5
Sound7
Character6
Enjoyment6
I've enjoyed the Mega Man Battle Network series ever since middle school, so I decided to investigate the animated series motivated by my desire to merge my anime and gaming hobbies. What followed was a long couple of months trudging through its over 50 episodes, after which I admittedly missed having it around. The bottom line is that Rockman.EXE is very much a low budget commercial to boost toy and game sales, and while it isn't the worst kids show I've ever seen, there isn't much of worth the be found here.
(Please note: I interchange the English and Japanese character names Rockman/Mega Man and Netto/Lan at will)
This show is not pretty to look at. The animation ranges from abhorrent to just below actual quality, but most of the time occupies a space that isn't good enough to praise but isn't bad enough to nitpick. A handful of fight scenes throughout the series look genuinely cool and fluid, and were probably only afforded with the money they saved by heavily reusing a few stock footage clips in nearly every episode. Of course, I can't expect too much from a Studio Xebec production in the early digital age, and as such I was prepared for the massive amounts of conspicuous CG. Some of the stock CG animations look pretty nice, but a few episodes which feature fully rendered 3D characters and environments just hurt to look at. I did appreciate Xebec borrowing a satellite model from their prior production of Zoids Shin Seiki Zero for a quick cameo, even if it is another apparent cost saving measure. Another side note is that the only character exclusively animated in 3D is a virtual pop star eerily prophetic of the later popularity of Vocaloids.
I was not enthralled by the audio while I watched this series, but upon closer inspection I really like the soundtrack. The Japanese voice work isn't terrible, but it's about as cheesey as you would expect from a children's animated product of this caliber. The only standout voice that really annoyed me was Dekao, who sounds like a precursor to Black Clover's Asta. The theme song is kind of bland, but it definitely grew on me over the many weeks I listened to it in my car. Once I gave the soundtrack a dedicated listen, I was so intrigued I had to insert the following mini-album review.
I think the soundtrack operates better on a budget than the show overall. For the most part it seems like they only afforded one guy with a high end arranger keyboard, with minimal live instrumentation. It sounds like I'm playing Pokemon XD, or if you lower the bit rate, Pokemon Emerald. The synthesized guitars, horns, strings, and what not were all probably top of the line at the time, but maintain a distinctly synthetic texture that I absolutely adore. The battle compositions are charging and harrowing, and the friendly pieces for Netto-tachi are goofy and fun. My favorite tracks are Lan and Rockman's themes, with wide piano chords that send me flying through the futuristic series of tubes that the Net Navis inhabit. Overall, I think the music is much more sound than the writing or animation, and my best Google research tells me it was composed by one Kohei Wada. Thanks, probably Wada-sensei.
I was not disappointed by the story or characters, but only because I never had high expectations for either. Like so many other long running series, the characters have to remain static to keep kids coming back every week for more of the same shenanigans. That means almost no character growth, and minimal development. The Team Rocket analogue is arguably more developed than our main cast, with one of them even having an emotionally moving backstory. In general, the Net Navis are more competent people than the humans in the show, because many of them are just idiotic for comedic effect. A handful of characters like Dekao and the Battle Network iteration of Rush really grated my nerves, but overall they weren't so terrible that I actively hated all of them *coughlikeEvangelioncough*.
The plot itself is sparse, with a tournament arc early on leading to a global threat that is quickly forgotten for episodic hijinx. Most episodes consist of our heroes throwing Rockman at whatever new goofball villain they meet, all the while pestering everyone and each other. The progression of Lan and Rockman learning new techniques is dismally slow, so I don't even want to imagine what it would be like to watch this weekly. However, in the second half they began to introduce Rockman's action-figure-variant power ups, which I greatly appreciated. Don't get too hung up on seemingly important plot threads, because you're unlikely to get any kind of satisfying conclusion. Even the last episode is a poor finale at best, likely because they had already been approved for the second season.
So, who should watch Rockman.EXE? I can really only recommend this series to huge fans of the game, or those desperately in need of something to watch who have exhausted all better options.
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KevSan(All reviews)
3 people found this review helpful
Overall6
Story6
Animation6
Sound7
Character7
Enjoyment6
Megaman one of the most beloved video game franchises, with many years of good games and being a very well known character, some other forms of media had to be created and so an anime was broadcasted in the year 2002. It was a time where Megaman had a strong support from Capcom and gave different spin offs from the original saga but still maintaining the feel of what made Megaman so great. One of this spin offs is the Battle Network series which it had a good run on GBA and made this anime to be created possible, so let's see how this series does by its own.
Story=6
The story is very simple an evil organization called World Three, (WWW), wants to take over the world with the use of new technologies from the year 20XX that has made every single device connected to the internet possible, which is what Dr Wily wants to achieve. But it is time for our heroes Megaman and Netto to stop this from happening with the help of his friends and family.
The story is not complicated but it is very fast paced in the first episodes, it shows you the rush of how important is this new interconnected world and the problems on how it can go to chaos if it is controlled by someone. Which is one of the main problems of this series, the story wants to rush it during the first half which makes you feel excited and always ready for action but then it starts going downhill when they want to show you the second half of this story. It was way too long for what should have been and the way they tried to have some character development from part of the humans is just way too cliche and very annoying sometimes,also the filler is very present and wanted to expose things that simply could have been avoided. There is an episode where they do Mario Kart style episode and another on how bad an unimportant maid sucks and her job.So it shows that they didn't have idea on how to finish it after the battle and important evil vs good moments were finished, which leads to a stressful watch if you want to conclude this first season.
Art=6
The animation is very fair, it was the time when computers were helping animators to pull this job quickly, which you can see in many 3D elements of the series which gives a nice touch to the interface of the internet world they have and that was booming during those years. Also the 2D animation is simple but it has its own identity that are very similar to the art work this game is based.
Sound=7
The opening simply kicks ass. The intro is very pumped and wants you to get excited for the the battles of the show. The endings are nice but not very memorable. The BGM is sometimes kinda lacking and just appears when the battles are going on, although this ones are good.
Voice characters are ok for the most part everybody does their work perfectly and there are any annoyance among then when they say their dialogues.
Characters.=7
They are ok, but nothing stands out, we have the typical hero which wants to do things right, the best female friend, the silent rival that wants to be the best, the dorky side character that believes he is the main rival, a rich girl that gets everything and more. The highlights are the Net Navis, which are the main company of this characters. They are really cool and the battles when they face each other lets you see how they are personality wise and give you and great inside on how they attack and their abilities. My favorites being Megaman, Bass, Skullman and Magicman.
Enjoyment=6
It is a very standard series. It has really good battles and nice action going on here and there. But it can get tedious at times with unnecesary filler.
Overall 6/10
Thanks for reading this review,
P.D. Sorry if there are some errors, English is not my first language.

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