History WMG / MegaManStarForce

Considering how powerful he was in the Battle Network games and how Netnavis/EM beings tend to leave ghost data behind, perhaps it's possible that [=Bass.EXE=] somehow survived as a cyber corpse whose data is constantly glitching due to [[CameBackWrong centuries of degradation.]] In this form, [=Bass.EXE=] has been rendered insane, having mistaken the player for [=MegaMan.EXE=] and deciding to take revenge for all of his previous defeats. It'd also make for [[ContrastingSequelAntagonist a neat contrast]] to Sirius's heavenly appearance by having [=Bass.EXE=] as a cloaked, skeletal zombie who uses darkness related powers.

[[WMG: If MegaMan Star Force 4 is ever uncancelled, [=Bass.EXE=] will return as the game's {{Superboss}}.]]

Sound is a pressure wave, and EM beings don't have bodies. Alternately, the Visualizer does subtitles instead.

So let's see, Zero/Luna is 'killed' during an altercation with Sigma/Mr.King's dragon Vile/Joker. But it turns out they're blown into four/six pieces, three of which you have to recover from the QuirkyMinibossSquad/Mooks, but before you can restore them, you have to deal with Sigma/Dealer attacking a vital base. There's only a few differences(like the circumstances of their death, Zero's being a HeroicSacrifice while Luna was just blasted away after tossing around the IdiotBall with Geo), and in the end, both emerge as if nothing had ever happened. (As far as we know, anyway.) They even have long, blonde hair. (Though Luna's is in MegaTwintails)

I base this on nothing but learning that Luna's last name was originally "[[NamesTheSame Shirogane]]"

Sound is a pressure wave, and EM beings don't have bodies. Alternately, the Visualizer does subtitles instead.

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Ace is credited with personally developing the Ace program, which he really adopted from programs he took out of Ace. Dr. Goodall took the Ace Program, made a modified copy and built Joker around it. Joker defected, and Dr. Goodall made a copy of that second program just in case. The missing Ace Program is what causes Acid Ace B to go CrushKillDestroy, because the lack of control mechanism reduces Acid to an ordinary Wizard in Noise's presence. The OneGameForThePriceOfTwo is largely dependent on which program Ace left on his desk.

Both the Ace and Joker programs were developed from technology that Ace stole from Dealer after defecting to WAZA. The Satella Police developed the Joker program, while the Ace program was unique... because Eos removed it from Acid's code. ''That's'' why Acid can't use Noise (and trying to do so results in Acid Ace B, who is set to CrushKillDestroy), because the essential program was removed. Ace ''fears'' Noise and knows it has [[TheCorruption harmful effects]], so he removes it to protect others from himself, and besides that, he's ''TheAce'', so he shouldn't need it anyway. He gives it to Geo to initially to enable him to fight against Dealer.

[[WMG:Star Force was partially based on Kamen Rider Ryuki]]

She will be arrested by [=WAZA=] for her attempted actions with Mu, and they will take the opportunity to [[OutsideContextVillain finally compare notes.]] Solo will likewise be arrested for continually trying to kill Geo for the Mu metal. One of the two will end up as the ruler of the legions of [=UMA=] created during the endgame of 2 which were never actually killed.

[[WMG: Le Mu runs on [[TengenToppaGurrenLagann Spiral Energy]]]]

[[WMG: Kelvin Stelar (and by extension, Geo) is a direct descendent of [[MegaManBattleNetwork Lan.]]]]
Research that pertains to the global network is the family business, dating back to Lan's grandfather. Somewhere along the line, one of the descendents was a female scientist (possibly the inventor of the EM network), who married into the Stelar family

[[WMG: Benkei from [[MetalFightBeyblade Beyblade Metal Fusion]] and Bud are long lost twins.]]

[[WMG: The Ace Program was once part of Acid]].

[[WMG: The Joker Program serves as the control program for Joker]].