Their extra power comes with a price: every time Mega Man uses a Dark Chip, he loses one point from his maximum hit points, permanently. While they appeared randomly in Mega Man Battle Network 4 when Mega Man was badly damaged, they are much more like normal battle chips in this game, in that they can be added to the battle chip folder like any other chip. Completing the liberation mission with more turns than the target will only earn zenny.Īlso new to Mega Man Battle Network 5 are Dark Chips, super-powerful chips. Thus the player must actually complete each Liberation mission twice to earn both Mega Chips. There are two Mega chips to be earned per liberation mission, one for completing the liberation mission on target or one turn less, and the better Mega chip for completing the liberation target in two or more turns less. There is also a turn "goal" for each Liberation mission, with one turn representing the entire team of Navis attempting a liberation mission (or resting to restore HP). These out-of-battle abilities almost always require Order Points, limiting their use. Each Navi has different abilities, including a unique chip always available to them in battle, a different weapon in place of the MegaBuster, and an out-of-battle ability which can clear multiple panels, protect teammates from damage, or other effects. Attempting to liberate a panel leads to a time-limited battle with a group of viruses. Each Navi works autonomously, choosing corrupted Dark Panels to Liberate, or clear of Nebula's influence, to clear a path to the boss Navi controlling the area.
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In Liberation missions, Mega Man and the rest of his team enter a part of the internet controlled by the Nebula crime syndicate, in order to free it from their control. The team plays its largest role in Liberation missions. For example, if Mega Man Soul Unisons with ProtoMan, his MegaBuster becomes a WideSwrd attack. Soul Unisons, originally introduced in Mega Man Battle Network 4 return: by using a chip of the right element to activate a Soul Unison (instead of its normal effects), Mega Man can take on the attributes of one of his teammates. Mega Man joins a team led by either Lan's and Mega Man's rivals Chaud and ProtoMan.EXE or new characters Baryl and Colonel.EXE, and the members of this team assist MegaMan in various ways. Īs implied by the games' titles, other Navis besides Mega Man play a much larger role. The player can send Mega Man up to five battle chips, after which the battle takes place in real time, with MegaMan, controlled by the player, attacking with his MegaBuster, dodging attacks, or activating battle chips from his queue. Before battle, the player can construct a folder consisted of thirty battle chips, and each turn of a battle (measured by a timer bar at the top of the screen), the player is presented with a random selection of these chips. Mega Man has a relatively weak arm cannon, the MegaBuster, but his main weapon is Lan's library of battle chips, one-use-per-battle special attacks which grant various abilities, including simple attacks, attack enhancements, defensive effects, terrain transmogrification, or assistance from other Navis.
On the left half of the grid is Mega Man, and on the other half are his opponents.
When Mega Man encounters viruses (or, later, hostile NetNavis), the screen shifts to a battle screen, set on a six by three square grid. MegaMan battles viruses in Double Team DS. Battle Network 5 comes in three different versions: Mega Man Battle Network 5: Team Proto Man ( ロックマンエグゼ5 チーム オブ ブルース, Rockman EXE 5 Team of Blues ?) and Mega Man Battle Network 5: Team Colonel ( ロックマンエグゼ5 チーム オブ カーネル, Rockman EXE Team of Colonel ?), both for the Game Boy Advance, which have similar gameplay but slightly different supporting characters and stories, and Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team DS ( ロックマンエグゼ5DS ツインリーダーズ, Rockman EXE 5 DS Twin Leaders ?) for the Nintendo DS, which includes the content from both games as well as extra content. It is the fifth game in the Mega Man Battle Network series, and the first Mega Man game to be released on the Nintendo DS. Mega Man Battle Network 5, known as Battle Network Rockman EXE 5 ( バトルネットワーク ロックマンエグゼ5 ?) in Japan, is a video game developed by Capcom for the Game Boy Advance (GBA) and Nintendo DS handheld game consoles. North American Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team DS box art
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