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* TheTeam: A team consisting of Apollon Flame, Jack Corvus, and Taurus Fire is featured on the Ultimate Fire Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Fire-element battlecards and gives him a Mech Flame ChargedAttack in Finalized form.



* TheTeam: A team consisting of Moon Destroyer, Harp Note, Dark Phantom, and Cygnus Wing is featured on the Ultimate Battle Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s NonElemental battlecards and gives him a [[GatlingGood Mad Vulcan]] ChargedAttack in Finalized form.



* TheTeam: A team consisting of Yeti Blizzard, Cancer Bubble, Diamond Ice, and Plesio Surf is featured on the Ultimate Aqua Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Aqua-element battlecards and turns every panel on the field outside of [=MegaMan=]'s row into an ice panel.



* TheTeam: A team consisting of Libra Balance, Terra Condor, Dread Joker, and General Auriga is featured on the Ultimate Break Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives [=MegaMan=] a Drill Arm ChargedAttack in Finalized Form and QuadDamage to his break-attribute battlecards.



* TheTeam: A team consisting of Kung Foo Kidd, Queen Ophiuca, Club Strong, and Terra Condor is featured on the Ultimate Wood Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Wood-element battlecards and turns every panel on the field into a grass panel.



* TheTeam: A team consisting of Wolf Woods, Acid Ace, and Solo is featured on the Ultimate Sword Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to sword-attribute cards and a [[DeflectorShield Super Barrier]] to [=MegaMan=]'s Finalized form.



* TheTeam:
** A team consisting of Crown Thunder, Spade Magnes, Gemini Thunder, and Hollow is featured on the Ultimate Elec Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Elec-element battlecards and turns every panel on the field outside of [=MegaMan=]'s row into a guard-null panel.
** Another team consisting of Crown Thunder, Plesio Surf, Gemini Thunder, and Hollow is featured on the Ultimate Paralyze Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives [=MegaMan=]'s Finalized form a Plasma Shot ChargedAttack and turns every panel on the field outside of [=MegaMan=]'s row into a paralyze panel.



* TheTeam:
** A team consisting of Crown Thunder, Spade Magnes, Gemini Thunder, and Hollow is featured on the Ultimate Elec Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Elec-element battlecards and turns every panel on the field outside of [=MegaMan=]'s row into a guard-null panel.
** Another team consisting of Crown Thunder, Plesio Surf, Gemini Thunder, and Hollow is featured on the Ultimate Paralyze Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives [=MegaMan=]'s Finalized form a Plasma Shot ChargedAttack and turns every panel on the field outside of [=MegaMan=]'s row into a paralyze panel.
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** In the anime, Hope refers to Mega Man only by (what she thinks is) his professional title--they first met [[ItMakesSenseInContext when he was filling in to deliver packages for the post office]], so she only ever calls him a delivery boy. (Like several other individuals he's delivered packages to, she is [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight all but oblivious to his outlandish costume]].)

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** In the anime, Hope refers to Mega Man only by (what she thinks is) his professional title--they first met [[ItMakesSenseInContext when he was filling in to deliver packages for the post office]], so she only ever calls him a delivery boy.''delivery boy''. (Like several other individuals he's delivered packages to, she is [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight all but oblivious to his outlandish costume]].)
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** In the anime, Hope refers to Mega Man only by (what she thinks is) his professional title--they first met [[ItMakesSenseInContext when he was filling in to deliver packages for the post office]], so she only ever calls him a delivery boy. (She is [[FailedASpotCheck all but oblivious to his outlandish costume]].)

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** In the anime, Hope refers to Mega Man only by (what she thinks is) his professional title--they first met [[ItMakesSenseInContext when he was filling in to deliver packages for the post office]], so she only ever calls him a delivery boy. (She (Like several other individuals he's delivered packages to, she is [[FailedASpotCheck [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight all but oblivious to his outlandish costume]].)
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers:
** The last EM Being introduced in the first game is undead, fused with a ghost.
** While he's one of the post-game {{Optional Boss}}es, unlike the Satellite Admins, he is an FM-ian.
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* MoreDespicableMinion: While Cepheus has a FreudianExcuse of being driven to paranoia due to the constant attempts on his life and later has a HeelFaceTurn upon being saved and spared by Geo, Gemini manipulated Cepheus into destroying Planet AM by taking advantage of this paranoia and personally leads the invasion of Earth.



* SparedByTheAdaptation: In the finale of the Tribe anime he is brought back to life by the FM King and is allowed to witness Sonja's concert with everyone else. In ''Star Force 2'', he only remains as data that Pat can use so EM Wave Change.

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* SparedByTheAdaptation: In the finale of the Tribe anime he is brought back to life by the FM King and is allowed to witness Sonja's concert with everyone else. In ''Star Force 2'', he only remains as data that Pat can use so to EM Wave Change.

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* BellyDancer: Queen Ophiuca wears a bikini top and wears Ophiuca's belt low on her hips, leaving an expanse of open midriff. Ophiuca never really dances as such, but in combat her IdleAnimation features her subtly gyrating her hips.



* ChainmailBikini: In the first game, despite "wearing" a skimpy BellyDancer bikini, Queen Ophiuca has the SuperArmor ability.

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* ChainmailBikini: In the first game, despite "wearing" a skimpy BellyDancer belly dancer bikini, Queen Ophiuca has the SuperArmor ability.



* EvilCostumeSwitch: A two-fer with SensibleHeroesSkimpyVillains; despite the polished uniform-like attire that Luna always wears, the details of Queen Ophiuca's body imitate a BellyDancer.

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* EvilCostumeSwitch: A two-fer with SensibleHeroesSkimpyVillains; despite the polished uniform-like attire that Luna always wears, the details of Queen Ophiuca's body imitate a BellyDancer.belly dancer.



* GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe: [[DownplayedTrope Despite]] being a {{Lamia}} from the hips down, from the hips up she's a BellyDancer in teal and purple colors.

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* GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe: [[DownplayedTrope Despite]] being a {{Lamia}} from the hips down, from the hips up she's a BellyDancer belly dancer in teal and purple colors.



* LightFeminineAndDarkFeminine: Queen Ophiuca's sinister purple and teal palette and more sensual BellyDancer design contrast with Harp Note's innocent skirt and her light-hearted pinks and yellows.

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* LightFeminineAndDarkFeminine: Queen Ophiuca's sinister purple and teal palette and more sensual BellyDancer belly dancer design contrast with Harp Note's innocent skirt and her light-hearted pinks and yellows.



* MsFanservice: Ophiuca herself has HartmanHips while Queen Ophiuca is a BellyDancer with a lot of exposed midriff.

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* MsFanservice: Ophiuca herself has HartmanHips while Queen Ophiuca is a BellyDancer belly dancer with a lot of exposed midriff.



* SnakesAreSexy: Queen Ophiuca is a {{Lamia}} BellyDancer, and frankly only the top and belt. [[http://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/File:OphiuchusQueen.jpg Look!]]

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* SnakesAreSexy: Queen Ophiuca is a {{Lamia}} BellyDancer, belly dancer, and frankly only the top and belt. [[http://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/File:OphiuchusQueen.jpg Look!]]
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* DropTheHammer: Has this huge one in the anime that only appears once and never gets used effectively. Is it a ''Buki'' Card?



* DropTheHammer: Hajou Hammer disperses auras and barriers.
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* TheArcher: Ikaku Bowgun will pierce invisibility.
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* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: He convinced King Cepheus that destroying Planet AM and Earth is necessary to protect Planet FM, but this is a cover for his own desire for planetary genocide.

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* ReligiousAndMythologicalThemeNaming: In the English release, Aaron and Tom are both named for figures from Literature/TheBible.



* MeaningfulName: Tom Dubius is a play on the appellation of "Doubting Thomas", named for the disciple of Jesus who refused to believe in His resurrection until the Christ appeared before him outright. His Japanese name ''Utagai'' likewise means "doubt".

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* MeaningfulName: Tom Dubius is a play on the appellation of "Doubting Thomas", named for which comes from the disciple of Jesus who refused to believe in His resurrection until the Christ appeared before him outright. His Japanese name ''Utagai'' likewise means "doubt".


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* ReligiousAndMythologicalThemeNaming: In the English release, Aaron and Tom are both named for figures from Literature/TheBible.
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* StealthPun: It shouldn't come as a big surprise that the FM-ian with two faces turns out to be [[TheStarscream a treacherous manipulator]].
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** An earlier, more masculine design for Hope shows her in a fitted top and baggy jeans, but the top is still purple and has a square neckline.

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** An earlier, [[{{Tomboy}} more masculine masculine]] design for Hope seen in concept art shows her in a fitted top and baggy jeans, but the top is still purple and has a square neckline.

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* ConsistentClothingStyle: The full-body concept art for Hope's younger self from ''Star Force 3'' indicates she's wearing an outfit that features [[ColorMotif two shades of purple]] and a square neckline, just like she wears in the present day.

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* ConsistentClothingStyle: Hope's various designs in concept art show she's always wearing purple with a square neckline.
** An earlier, more masculine design for Hope shows her in a fitted top and baggy jeans, but the top is still purple and has a square neckline.
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The full-body concept art for Hope's younger self from ''Star Force 3'' indicates she's wearing an outfit that features [[ColorMotif two shades of purple]] and a square neckline, just like she wears in the present day.



* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: [[ContrastingReplacementCharacter Hope]] and her predecessor, Haruka Hikari. Hope is not able to serve as a full {{Housewife}}, wears pants, and has to work part-time jobs.



* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: [[ContrastingReplacementCharacter Hope]] and her predecessor, Haruka Hikari. Hope is not able to serve as a full {{Housewife}}, wears pants, and has to work part-time jobs.

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* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: [[ContrastingReplacementCharacter Hope]] TomboynessUpgrade: Retroactively. Star Force 3 indicates she used to wear her hair longer and her predecessor, Haruka Hikari. Hope is not able to serve as with a full {{Housewife}}, wears pants, and has to work part-time jobs.headband in the time right before Geo was born; concept art for this design indicates she's also wearing a short dress, which she's never been seen in previously.
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** While he's one of the post-game {{Bonus Boss}}es, unlike the Satellite Admins, he is an FM-ian.

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** While he's one of the post-game {{Bonus {{Optional Boss}}es, unlike the Satellite Admins, he is an FM-ian.

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* BonusBoss: In the third game, where Cygnus has been reconstituted as a Wizard and Tom has learned to Wave Change at will.



* BonusBoss: In the first game.



* FightingAShadow: Quite literally; Geo fights a dark apparition of the version's admin to prove he's worthy of the Star Force. You don't get to face the actual being until ''[[BonusBoss way]]'' later.

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* FightingAShadow: Quite literally; Geo fights a dark apparition of the version's admin to prove he's worthy of the Star Force. You don't get to face the actual being until ''[[BonusBoss ''[[OptionalBoss way]]'' later.



* PhysicalGod: It says something about [[BonusBoss Crown Thunder]] that he's the only EM Being on their level.

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* PhysicalGod: It says something about [[BonusBoss [[OptionalBoss Crown Thunder]] that he's the only EM Being on their level.



* BonusBoss: The third optional boss fight, not available until after completing the game.



* OptionalBoss: The third optional boss fight, not available until after completing the game.



* AdaptationalVillainy: In the games, he's a mere BonusBoss, in the anime, he's one of the villains.

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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the games, he's a mere BonusBoss, OptionalBoss, in the anime, he's one of the villains.



* AdaptationalVillainy: In the first game, he's a BonusBoss and becomes a temporary ally in the third game. In the anime, he's one of the villains.

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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the first game, he's a BonusBoss an OptionalBoss and becomes a temporary ally in the third game. In the anime, he's one of the villains.



* BonusBoss: In the second game.



* AdaptationalVillainy: In the games, he's a BonusBoss acting independently, but in the anime, he's in league with the FM-ians.

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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the games, he's a BonusBoss an OptionalBoss acting independently, but in the anime, he's in league with the FM-ians.



* BonusBoss: In the first game, fought at the City Dump.



* ElementalRockPaperScissors: As a post-game BonusBoss with the Elec element, he complements the Satellite Admins, who use Heat, Aqua, and Wood.

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* ElementalRockPaperScissors: As a post-game BonusBoss OptionalBoss with the Elec element, he complements the Satellite Admins, who use Heat, Aqua, and Wood.
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* NotSoHarmlessVillain: In the anime, after the FM-ians have been reduced to a joke he actually comes close to killing Mega Man after entering his [[TheBerserker berserker form]] and Mega Man only wins because Mayu's crimes stop him and give Mega Man a chance to win.

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* NotSoHarmlessVillain: In the anime, after the FM-ians have been reduced to a joke he actually comes close to killing Mega Man after entering his [[TheBerserker berserker form]] and Mega Man only wins because Mayu's crimes cries stop him and give Mega Man a chance to win.
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* DistressedDamsel:

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* DistressedDamsel:DamselInDistress:
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* ConsistentClothingStyle: The full-body concept art for Hope's younger self from ''Star Force 3'' indicates she's wearing an outfit that features [[ColorMotif two shades of purple]] and a square neckline, just like she wears in the present day.
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This is a CharacterSheet for the first game in the ''VideoGame/MegaManStarForce'' trilogy and the [[AnimeOfTheGame anime adaptation]] it received. Click [[Characters/MegaManStarForce here]] to return to the main character sheet.

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This is a CharacterSheet for ''VideoGame/MegaManStarForcePegasusLeoAndDragon'', the first game in the ''VideoGame/MegaManStarForce'' trilogy trilogy, and the [[AnimeOfTheGame anime adaptation]] it received. Click [[Characters/MegaManStarForce here]] to return to the main character sheet.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Hope is an [[StacysMom attractive]] brunette [[ColorMotif in purple]] who serves as {{The Hero}}'s mother, just like Haruka Hikari, Lan's mom in ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork''. Concept art indicates that the brunette in purple concept was there from the start.

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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Hope is an [[StacysMom attractive]] brunette [[ColorMotif in purple]] who serves as {{The Hero}}'s mother, just like Lan Hikari's mom Haruka Hikari, Lan's mom in ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork''. Concept art indicates that the brunette in purple concept was there from the start.
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* ContrastingReplacementCharacter: Hope is a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute for Haruka Hikari, but unlike Haruka, Hope is also working a part-time job, while the original was a full-time {{Housewife}}.

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* ContrastingReplacementCharacter: Hope is a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute for [[VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork Haruka Hikari, Hikari]], but unlike Haruka, Hope is also working a part-time job, while the original was a full-time {{Housewife}}.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Hope is an [[StacysMom attractive]] brunette [[ColorMotif in purple]] who serves as {{The Hero}}'s mother, just like Haruka Hikari, , Lan's mom in ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork''. Concept art indicates that the brunette in purple concept was there from the start.

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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Hope is an [[StacysMom attractive]] brunette [[ColorMotif in purple]] who serves as {{The Hero}}'s mother, just like Haruka Hikari, , Lan's mom in ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork''. Concept art indicates that the brunette in purple concept was there from the start.
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* ContrastingReplacementCharacter: Hope is a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute of Haruka Hikari, but unlike Haruka, Hope is also working a part-time job, while the original was a full-time {{Housewife}}.

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* ContrastingReplacementCharacter: Hope is a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute of for Haruka Hikari, but unlike Haruka, Hope is also working a part-time job, while the original was a full-time {{Housewife}}.
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* ContrastingReplacementCharacter: Hope is a SuspiciouslySiilarSubstitute of Haruka Hikari, but unlike Haruka, Hope is also working a part-time job, while the original was a full-time {{Housewife}}.

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* ContrastingReplacementCharacter: Hope is a SuspiciouslySiilarSubstitute SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute of Haruka Hikari, but unlike Haruka, Hope is also working a part-time job, while the original was a full-time {{Housewife}}.

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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: Hope alliterates with Haruka, who held the role of "{{The Hero}}'s Mom" in ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork''.



* ContrastingReplacementCharacter: Hope is a clear echo of Haruka Hikari, Lan's mom in ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork'', being not only the hero's mother but also an [[StacysMom attractive]] brunette whose main ColorMotif is purple. Unlike Haruka, however, Hope is also working a part-time job, while the original was a full-time {{Housewife}}.

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* ContrastingReplacementCharacter: Hope is a clear echo SuspiciouslySiilarSubstitute of Haruka Hikari, Lan's mom in ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork'', being not only the hero's mother but also an [[StacysMom attractive]] brunette whose main ColorMotif is purple. Unlike unlike Haruka, however, Hope is also working a part-time job, while the original was a full-time {{Housewife}}.


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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Hope is an [[StacysMom attractive]] brunette [[ColorMotif in purple]] who serves as {{The Hero}}'s mother, just like Haruka Hikari, , Lan's mom in ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork''. Concept art indicates that the brunette in purple concept was there from the start.
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* TheTeam: A team consisting of Kung Fu Kidd, Queen Ophiuca, Club Strong, and Terra Condor is featured on the Ultimate Wood Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Wood-element battlecards and turns every panel on the field into a grass panel.

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* TheTeam: A team consisting of Kung Fu Foo Kidd, Queen Ophiuca, Club Strong, and Terra Condor is featured on the Ultimate Wood Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Wood-element battlecards and turns every panel on the field into a grass panel.
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* TheTeam: A team consisting of Apollon Flame, Jack Corvus, and Taurus Fire is featured on the Ultimate Fire Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Fire-element battlecards and gives him a Mech Flame ChargedAttack in Finalized form.


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* TheTeam: A team consisting of Moon Destroyer, Harp Note, Dark Phantom, and Cygnus Wing is featured on the Ultimate Battle Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s NonElemental battlecards and gives him a [[GatlingGood Mad Vulcan]] ChargedAttack in Finalized form.


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* TheTeam: A team consisting of Yeti Blizzard, Cancer Bubble, Diamond Ice, and Plesio Surf is featured on the Ultimate Aqua Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Aqua-element battlecards and turns every panel on the field outside of [=MegaMan=]'s row into an ice panel.


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* TheTeam: A team consisting of Libra Balance, Terra Condor, Dread Joker, and General Auriga is featured on the Ultimate Break Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives [=MegaMan=] a Drill Arm ChargedAttack in Finalized Form and QuadDamage to his break-attribute battlecards.


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* TheTeam: A team consisting of Kung Fu Kidd, Queen Ophiuca, Club Strong, and Terra Condor is featured on the Ultimate Wood Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Wood-element battlecards and turns every panel on the field into a grass panel.


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* TheTeam: A team consisting of Wolf Woods, Acid Ace, and Solo is featured on the Ultimate Sword Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to sword-attribute cards and a [[DeflectorShield Super Barrier]] to [=MegaMan=]'s Finalized form.


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* TheTeam:
** A team consisting of Crown Thunder, Spade Magnes, Gemini Thunder, and Hollow is featured on the Ultimate Elec Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Elec-element battlecards and turns every panel on the field outside of [=MegaMan=]'s row into a guard-null panel.
** Another team consisting of Crown Thunder, Plesio Surf, Gemini Thunder, and Hollow is featured on the Ultimate Paralyze Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives [=MegaMan=]'s Finalized form a Plasma Shot ChargedAttack and turns every panel on the field outside of [=MegaMan=]'s row into a paralyze panel.


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* TheTeam:
** A team consisting of Crown Thunder, Spade Magnes, Gemini Thunder, and Hollow is featured on the Ultimate Elec Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives QuadDamage to [=MegaMan=]'s Elec-element battlecards and turns every panel on the field outside of [=MegaMan=]'s row into a guard-null panel.
** Another team consisting of Crown Thunder, Plesio Surf, Gemini Thunder, and Hollow is featured on the Ultimate Paralyze Master [[MerchandiseDriven REZON Card]] in ''Star Force 3'', which gives [=MegaMan=]'s Finalized form a Plasma Shot ChargedAttack and turns every panel on the field outside of [=MegaMan=]'s row into a paralyze panel.
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* ClimaxBoss: The two fights against Gemini Spark serve as this to the first game. Mega Man’s first fight against him leads the story to take a darker turn, and he’s also the first FM-ian to be fought a second time storywise, with his defeat opening the path to TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon.

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