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* MisaimedMarketing: Even back then a lot of people thought that the show would have been a lot better off on Toonami than Kids WB, granted back then Kids WB was pretty much alive and well but still...
* Misblamed: People bash 4Kids for the dub's quality even though they had nothing to do with the anime's dub other than airing it.
* Misblamed: People bash 4Kids for the dub's quality even though they had nothing to do with the anime's dub other than airing it.
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* MisaimedMarketing: Even back then a lot of people thought that the show would have been a lot better off on Toonami Creator/{{Toonami}} than Kids WB, Creator/KidsWB, granted back then Kids WB was pretty much alive and well but still...
*Misblamed: {{Misblamed}}: People bash 4Kids [[Creator/FourKidsEntertainment 4Kids]] for the dub's quality even though they had nothing to do with the anime's dub other than airing it.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In Axess, Mayl dreams about Cross Fusing and attempts to do so, but fails. In Stream, she's able to Cross Fuse and [[TookALevelInBadass helps Lan and Mega Man defeat Video Man]] and becomes a member of the Cross Fusion team with Roll.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In Axess, Mayl dreams about Cross Fusing and attempts to do so, but fails. In Stream, she's able to Cross Fuse and [[TookALevelInBadass helps Lan and Mega Man defeat Video Man]] and becomes a member of the Cross Fusion team with Roll. Roll.
** In the dubbed version of the Axess finale, upon seeing Regal turning into Laser Man, Lan exclaims "Can everyone cross fuse?!". In the next season, several characters are given the ability to cross fuse including but not limited to Mayl/Roll, Raika/Laika/Search Man, and Pride/Knightman.
** In the dubbed version of the Axess finale, upon seeing Regal turning into Laser Man, Lan exclaims "Can everyone cross fuse?!". In the next season, several characters are given the ability to cross fuse including but not limited to Mayl/Roll, Raika/Laika/Search Man, and Pride/Knightman.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The entirety of the Mistman episode of Axess, which plays like the wierdest dream. Lan and Mayl (in clothing unique to the episode) go butterfly-hunting around the world (by ''running'') only to find themselves in front of a massive pyramid, where Yuriko just so happens to be hunting for [[{{Unobtanium}} raremetal]] to make Dark Chips with. They all end up in a fight with [=MistMan=], who ends up fighting for whichever side is holding his lamp. After the adventure ends, the entire pyramid disappears.
** Including the ending in the Japanese version of the episode where Lan, Mayl, and Yuriko are menaced by [[http://i.imgur.com/cIqP2m0.jpg Jason Voorhees]] and [[http://i.imgur.com/yLiFDYO.jpg Freddy Krueger]]. ''i.e. EveryoneDies''.
** Including the ending in the Japanese version of the episode where Lan, Mayl, and Yuriko are menaced by [[http://i.imgur.com/cIqP2m0.jpg Jason Voorhees]] and [[http://i.imgur.com/yLiFDYO.jpg Freddy Krueger]]. ''i.e. EveryoneDies''.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: BizarroEpisode:
** Late in the second season of the anime, a "cat virus" escapes from a lab and proceeds to transform every Net Navi it encounters into cats. Simultaneously, Rush appears in the real world (which power he would go on to keep for the remainder of the show).
** The entirety of the Mistman episode of Axess, which plays like the wierdest dream. Lan and Mayl (in clothing unique to the episode) go butterfly-hunting around the world (by ''running'') only to find themselves in front of a massive pyramid, where Yuriko just so happens to be hunting for [[{{Unobtanium}} raremetal]] to make Dark Chips with. They all end up in a fight with [=MistMan=], who ends up fighting for whichever side is holding his lamp. After the adventure ends, the entire pyramid disappears.
** *** Including the ending in the Japanese version of the episode where Lan, Mayl, and Yuriko are menaced by [[http://i.imgur.com/cIqP2m0.jpg Jason Voorhees]] and [[http://i.imgur.com/yLiFDYO.jpg Freddy Krueger]]. ''i.e. EveryoneDies''.
** Late in the second season of the anime, a "cat virus" escapes from a lab and proceeds to transform every Net Navi it encounters into cats. Simultaneously, Rush appears in the real world (which power he would go on to keep for the remainder of the show).
** The entirety of the Mistman episode of Axess, which plays like the wierdest dream. Lan and Mayl (in clothing unique to the episode) go butterfly-hunting around the world (by ''running'') only to find themselves in front of a massive pyramid, where Yuriko just so happens to be hunting for [[{{Unobtanium}} raremetal]] to make Dark Chips with. They all end up in a fight with [=MistMan=], who ends up fighting for whichever side is holding his lamp. After the adventure ends, the entire pyramid disappears.
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** Including the ending in the Japanese version of the episode where Lan, Mayl, and Yuriko are menaced by [[http://i.imgur.com/cIqP2m0.jpg Jason Voorhees]] and [[http://i.imgur.com/yLiFDYO.jpg Freddy Krueger]].
** Including the ending in the Japanese version of the episode where Lan, Mayl, and Yuriko are menaced by [[http://i.imgur.com/cIqP2m0.jpg Jason Voorhees]] and [[http://i.imgur.com/yLiFDYO.jpg Freddy Krueger]].
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Many characters from the games have alternate motives and goals in NT Warrior.
** Chaud is the biggest example. In the games, he's a ChildProdigy Official Net Battler who objects to Lan getting in his way; in the anime, he's got nothing to do with the Officials and instead is TheAce of competitive Net Battling. In the manga, he's a police agent, but, like in the anime, he plays the AlwaysSomeoneBetter card.
** Bass is another good example. While his character ("become the strongest" + "destroy all humans") is roughly consistent between adaptations, NT Warrior comes at it from a radically different direction. In the anime, he's a reincarnation of [=PharaohMan=].
*** Incidentally, ''[=PharaohMan=]'', who in the games was largely just a high-level WWW guardian, has a massive God Complex in the anime that lead him to try and conquer the world. When he breaks out of his can, he decides to take revenge on humanity.
** Annetta was a completely different character in the anime; in the original games she was a brainwashed WellIntentiondExtremist, while in the anime, she becomes a non-combatant ally of the Net Savers and a LoveInterest of Chaud's (with a much darker back story to go along with Axess' CerebusSyndrome).
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The entirety of the Mistman episode ofAxess.
Axess, which plays like the wierdest dream. Lan and Mayl (in clothing unique to the episode) go butterfly-hunting around the world (by ''running'') only to find themselves in front of a massive pyramid, where Yuriko just so happens to be hunting for [[{{Unobtanium}} raremetal]] to make Dark Chips with. They all end up in a fight with [=MistMan=], who ends up fighting for whichever side is holding his lamp. After the adventure ends, the entire pyramid disappears.
** Including the ending in the Japanese version of the episode where Lan, Mayl, and Yuriko are menaced by [[http://i.imgur.com/cIqP2m0.jpg Jason Voorhees]] and [[http://i.imgur.com/yLiFDYO.jpg Freddy Krueger]]. ''i.e. EveryoneDies''.
** Chaud is the biggest example. In the games, he's a ChildProdigy Official Net Battler who objects to Lan getting in his way; in the anime, he's got nothing to do with the Officials and instead is TheAce of competitive Net Battling. In the manga, he's a police agent, but, like in the anime, he plays the AlwaysSomeoneBetter card.
** Bass is another good example. While his character ("become the strongest" + "destroy all humans") is roughly consistent between adaptations, NT Warrior comes at it from a radically different direction. In the anime, he's a reincarnation of [=PharaohMan=].
*** Incidentally, ''[=PharaohMan=]'', who in the games was largely just a high-level WWW guardian, has a massive God Complex in the anime that lead him to try and conquer the world. When he breaks out of his can, he decides to take revenge on humanity.
** Annetta was a completely different character in the anime; in the original games she was a brainwashed WellIntentiondExtremist, while in the anime, she becomes a non-combatant ally of the Net Savers and a LoveInterest of Chaud's (with a much darker back story to go along with Axess' CerebusSyndrome).
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The entirety of the Mistman episode of
** Including the ending in the Japanese version of the episode where Lan, Mayl, and Yuriko are menaced by [[http://i.imgur.com/cIqP2m0.jpg Jason Voorhees]] and [[http://i.imgur.com/yLiFDYO.jpg Freddy Krueger]]. ''i.e. EveryoneDies''.
** There's major division on which season is the best. This usually includes a debate on the massive GenreShift from the centrality of {{Cyberspace}} in the first two seasons to HenshinHero in Axess and eventually {{Sentai}} in Stream to saving AnotherDimension from its own AfterTheEnd scenario in Beast.
*** Among the two that focused on Cross Fusion (Axess and Stream), there's huge debate on which is better between them: those who hate Stream point to its pointless filler and overuse of cross fusion along with focusing a little too much on shipping while those who hate Axess point to it being gratuitously DarkerAndEdgier and its own filler. HypeBacklash didn't help.
*** There are some who don't like anything after the first two seasons, accusing it of having much darker tone and declaring that the new focus on Cross Fusion deviated too far from the original setting and plot of the games in favor of getting more humans involved.
** Was the inclusion of the anime only character Tory/Tohru (Iceman's operator) pointless due to him having next to no major role after the first season or is he actually a good net battler and friend who is a victim of the writers writing him out. Ms. Yuri also counts: she was more re-characterized in the anime, but after Stream she and almost the whole Cross Fusion team were DemotedToExtra.
*** Among the two that focused on Cross Fusion (Axess and Stream), there's huge debate on which is better between them: those who hate Stream point to its pointless filler and overuse of cross fusion along with focusing a little too much on shipping while those who hate Axess point to it being gratuitously DarkerAndEdgier and its own filler. HypeBacklash didn't help.
*** There are some who don't like anything after the first two seasons, accusing it of having much darker tone and declaring that the new focus on Cross Fusion deviated too far from the original setting and plot of the games in favor of getting more humans involved.
** Was the inclusion of the anime only character Tory/Tohru (Iceman's operator) pointless due to him having next to no major role after the first season or is he actually a good net battler and friend who is a victim of the writers writing him out. Ms. Yuri also counts: she was more re-characterized in the anime, but after Stream she and almost the whole Cross Fusion team were DemotedToExtra.
* CrackPairing[=/=]LesYay: Serenade and Slur. [[PurelyAestheticGender Gender]] [[ViewerGenderConfusion debates aside]], these two are often paired together despite never met at all (Serenade in the manga and [=BN3=], Slur in the anime). Although this is probably because both of them are elite-tier and feminine looking Navis so they are often shipped together like rivals. Some fans even slipped Bass into the pairing and make those two fighting for his affection as well.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: Some fans pretend there is nothing after ''Axess''.
** There's a small chance that the lack of localization past ''Axess'' has something to do with it.
** And others just refuse to acknowledge anything past the original series. Some fans did not take kindly to cross fusion at all.
* FetishFuel: Ahem. Someone took a bunch of screenshots from the series and ripped them out of context. Warning, NSFW: [[http://zumidotexe.tumblr.com/post/21128681491/people-wonder-why-i-like-exe YOU CAN'T UNSEE IT]].
** There's a small chance that the lack of localization past ''Axess'' has something to do with it.
** And others just refuse to acknowledge anything past the original series. Some fans did not take kindly to cross fusion at all.
* FetishFuel: Ahem. Someone took a bunch of screenshots from the series and ripped them out of context. Warning, NSFW: [[http://zumidotexe.tumblr.com/post/21128681491/people-wonder-why-i-like-exe YOU CAN'T UNSEE IT]].
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* DieForOurShip:
** Maylu, for reasons detailed on [[YMMV/MegaManBattleNetwork the Battle Network page]].
** Dex only has the fault of not being a {{Bishonen}} and having a crush on Mayl...
** Do ''not'' mention Annetta's name to Chaud/Yai shippers. [[InternetBackdraft It won't end well.]]
* EnsembleDarkhorse:
** Princess Pride, in part for AdaptationalHeroism and in part for adding some variety to Lan's love life.
** Raika/Laika, who becomes a main character after Axess.
* {{Fanon}}: Again, ''NT Warrior'' actually encompasses ''three'' different adaptations of the original VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork. Fans like to mix-and-match details and canons. (Details on the YMMV page for Battle Network).
* FanPreferredCouple: The anime (especially ''Stream'') has a lot of closer-than-friends interactions between characters who don't even talk to each other in the games, resulting in a number of pairings below:
** Lan/Mayl (along with Mega Man/Roll) [[labelnote: *]]the only pairing that is carried over from the games, though Lan is clueless at first[[/labelnote]]
** Tory/Shuko
** Chaud/Yai
** Charlie/Tesla
** Laika/Princess Pride
** [=SearchMan=]/Meddy
** Ms.Yuri/Dark Miyabi (Dusk)
* FanonDiscontinuity: Some fans pretend there is nothing after''Axess''.
** There's a small chance that the lack of localization past''Axess'' has (which may have something to do with it.
** And othersthe lack of localization). Others just refuse to acknowledge anything past the original series. Some fans did not take kindly to cross fusion at all.
*FetishFuel: Ahem. Someone took a bunch of screenshots FranchiseKiller: ''Stream'', likely for its massive deviations from the original plot and setting. ''Beast'' involved an obvious attempt to cull the wayward Sentai tropes[[note]]Reducing the HenshinHero cast to only Lan, Chaud, and Laika; involving more of the Cyberworld; integrating more elements from the video games, like widespread use of Copyroids and even allowing other Navis to Beast Out; etc.[[/note]], but the series and ripped them was obviously on the way out by that point: Beast had about half as many episodes as Stream. Beast+ had a similar number of context. Warning, NSFW: [[http://zumidotexe.tumblr.com/post/21128681491/people-wonder-why-i-like-exe YOU CAN'T UNSEE IT]].episodes, but only about ten minutes each.
** Maylu, for reasons detailed on [[YMMV/MegaManBattleNetwork the Battle Network page]].
** Dex only has the fault of not being a {{Bishonen}} and having a crush on Mayl...
** Do ''not'' mention Annetta's name to Chaud/Yai shippers. [[InternetBackdraft It won't end well.]]
* EnsembleDarkhorse:
** Princess Pride, in part for AdaptationalHeroism and in part for adding some variety to Lan's love life.
** Raika/Laika, who becomes a main character after Axess.
* {{Fanon}}: Again, ''NT Warrior'' actually encompasses ''three'' different adaptations of the original VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork. Fans like to mix-and-match details and canons. (Details on the YMMV page for Battle Network).
* FanPreferredCouple: The anime (especially ''Stream'') has a lot of closer-than-friends interactions between characters who don't even talk to each other in the games, resulting in a number of pairings below:
** Lan/Mayl (along with Mega Man/Roll) [[labelnote: *]]the only pairing that is carried over from the games, though Lan is clueless at first[[/labelnote]]
** Tory/Shuko
** Chaud/Yai
** Charlie/Tesla
** Laika/Princess Pride
** [=SearchMan=]/Meddy
** Ms.Yuri/Dark Miyabi (Dusk)
* FanonDiscontinuity: Some fans pretend there is nothing after
** There's a small chance that the lack of localization past
** And others
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* HilariousInHindsight: In Axess, Mayl dreams about Cross Fusing and attempts to do so, but fails. In Stream, she's able to Cross Fuse and [[TookALevelInBadass helps Lan and Mega Man defeat Video Man]] and becomes a member of the Cross Fusion team with Roll.
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* Misblamed: People bash 4Kids for the dub's quality even though they had nothing to do with the anime's dub other than airing it.
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* MoralEventHorizon: While Duo judging planets on whether or not they should be destroyed already means he's likely crossed it well before the series began, [[spoiler: It turns out that he crossed it when he destroyed his own planet, it wasn't for any good reason either, he just decided that he had the authority to judge whether entire species have the right to exist and felt that his creators didn't.]]
* TheScrappy: Slur. Part of the hate for Stream is because of her invincibility, coupled with her prominence and how appallingly evil she is. [[spoiler: Likely because of this the season ends with [[TakeThatScrappy being]] [[FamilyUnfriendlyDeath brutally murdered]] by Bass.]]
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** JerkassWoobie: In Axess, Chaud himself suffered majorly when he was forced to use a Dark Chip on Protoman.EXE to save not only Lan and Anetta but Megaman as well. While Chaud was rather cold to Lan during their confrontation episodes later, you can't help but to feel bad for the guy.
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** JerkassWoobie: In Axess, Chaud himself suffered majorly when he was forced to use a Dark Chip on Protoman.EXE to save not only Lan and Anetta but Megaman as well. While Chaud was rather cold to Lan during their confrontation episodes later, you can't help but to feel bad for the guy.guy.
* VillainSue: Duo, noted under the OnlyTheAuthorCanSaveThemNow. [[spoiler: Ultimately he gets by as a KarmaHoudini.]] Also Slur.
* VillainSue: Duo, noted under the OnlyTheAuthorCanSaveThemNow. [[spoiler: Ultimately he gets by as a KarmaHoudini.]] Also Slur.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Among the anime seasons ''Stream'' is the most iconic, [[BrokenBase fan reactions aside]] so much that whenever someone brought up the anime most fans will be thinking of cross fusion and [[BreakoutCharacter Raika]] first.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Among the anime seasons ''Stream'' is the most iconic, [[BrokenBase iconic ([[BrokenBase fan reactions aside]] so much that whenever aside]]). Whenever someone brought up the anime most fans will be thinking of cross fusion fusion, Slur and [[BreakoutCharacter Raika]] first.
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* Complete Monster: Slur, TheDragon to BigBad Duo, is both a KnightTemplar ''and'' a CompleteMonster. Slur is fanatically devoted to exterminating all evil from the universe...where by "evil", she means everyone who doesn't agree with her master's extremely draconian concept of morality. In other words, Slur wants to kill all humans just because she doesn't like us. And unlike Duo, Slur has no sense of fair play - she deliberately "sabotages" the HumanityOnTrial plot of ''Stream'' by giving Asteroid Navis to evil people, so that Duo will be convinced that Earth doesn't deserve to live. Vicious, sadistic, and with no redeeming qualities at all, Slur might very well be the vilest ''Battle Network'' villainess ever.
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* Complete Monster: CompleteMonster: Slur, TheDragon to BigBad Duo, is both a KnightTemplar ''and'' a CompleteMonster. Slur is fanatically devoted to exterminating all evil from the universe...where by "evil", she means everyone who doesn't agree with her master's extremely draconian concept of morality. In other words, Slur wants to kill all humans just because she doesn't like us. And unlike Duo, Slur has no sense of fair play - she deliberately "sabotages" the HumanityOnTrial plot of ''Stream'' by giving Asteroid Navis to evil people, so that Duo will be convinced that Earth doesn't deserve to live. Vicious, sadistic, and with no redeeming qualities at all, Slur might very well be the vilest ''Battle Network'' villainess ever.
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* Complete Monster: Slur, TheDragon to BigBad Duo, is both a KnightTemplar ''and'' a CompleteMonster. Slur is fanatically devoted to exterminating all evil from the universe...where by "evil", she means everyone who doesn't agree with her master's extremely draconian concept of morality. In other words, Slur wants to kill all humans just because she doesn't like us. And unlike Duo, Slur has no sense of fair play - she deliberately "sabotages" the HumanityOnTrial plot of ''Stream'' by giving Asteroid Navis to evil people, so that Duo will be convinced that Earth doesn't deserve to live. Vicious, sadistic, and with no redeeming qualities at all, Slur might very well be the vilest ''Battle Network'' villainess ever.
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* OnlyTheAuthorCanSaveThemNow: StreamStream.
** Clarification: Duo, the ominous power hovering over the planet for most of the season, [[spoiler:has the power to unmake and remake the entire planet and every human being on it]]. No way is any battle going to bridge that gap. So the writers reached out deep into left field.
** Clarification: Duo, the ominous power hovering over the planet for most of the season, [[spoiler:has the power to unmake and remake the entire planet and every human being on it]]. No way is any battle going to bridge that gap. So the writers reached out deep into left field.
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** Including the ending in the Japanese version of the episode where Lan, Mayl, and Yuriko are menaced by [[http://i.imgur.com/cIqP2m0.jpg Jason Voorhees]] and [[http://i.imgur.com/yLiFDYO.jpg Freddy Krueger]].
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The entirety of the Mistman episode of Axess.
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* WhatAnIdiot: In episodes 18-19, Maylu putting on the chip without knowing of the effects on Roll. Additionally, Roll herself didn't try to get suspicious on the chip she has at the time.
** Also, [=MegaMan=] being fooled into thinking that Roll is back to herself despite her form is not yet normal counts as this.
** Also, [=MegaMan=] being fooled into thinking that Roll is back to herself despite her form is not yet normal counts as this.
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** Yai does it again in episode 39, combined with CallingYourAttacks.
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* SeasonalRot: ''Stream'' again. Possibly ''Beast Plus'' as well.
** Though it's worth noting that they do have their fans, and just about every season past the first 26 episodes tends to get pegged as seasonal rot at some point or another.
** Though it's worth noting that they do have their fans, and just about every season past the first 26 episodes tends to get pegged as seasonal rot at some point or another.
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* SeasonalRot: ''Stream'' again. Possibly ''Beast Plus'' as well.
** ThoughEvery season can get accused of this. Axess gets accused of it for the shift in tone, Stream gets it for exaggerating it further, Beast Plus for basically becoming a stream of Filler. Every season has it's worth noting that they do have their fans, and just about every season past the first 26 episodes tends to get pegged as seasonal rot at some point or another.though.
** Though
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* FetishFuel: A dozen little incidents, all throughout the series appeared relatively harmless. Put them all together, and [[http://zumidotexe.tumblr.com/post/21128681491/people-wonder-why-i-like-exe YOU CAN'T UNSEE IT]].
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* FetishFuel: A dozen little incidents, all throughout Ahem. Someone took a bunch of screenshots from the series appeared relatively harmless. Put and ripped them all together, and out of context. Warning, NSFW: [[http://zumidotexe.tumblr.com/post/21128681491/people-wonder-why-i-like-exe YOU CAN'T UNSEE IT]].
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* NightmareFuel: [[spoiler:The Dark Blues/Enzan Cross Fusion in Axess 49. Shudder.]]
** And what happens to Dr Regal in the final episode of Stream.....
** A tremendous amount of scenes involving the ocean. Plus sinking, flooding, sharks, and other hazards. Generally, if an episode takes place out at sea, expect something to go wrong.
** Plenty in TheMovie, but notable are Dr. Regal and his Happy Eye Surgery Machine and the Nebula Grey wires. (Oh, God, the ''wires''...)
** And what happens to Dr Regal in the final episode of Stream.....
** A tremendous amount of scenes involving the ocean. Plus sinking, flooding, sharks, and other hazards. Generally, if an episode takes place out at sea, expect something to go wrong.
** Plenty in TheMovie, but notable are Dr. Regal and his Happy Eye Surgery Machine and the Nebula Grey wires. (Oh, God, the ''wires''...)
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* HeelFaceTurn: Arguably, the WWW became this in the middle of season one of the original series.
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* JerkAss: Chaud Blaze and Protoman were like this to Lan and Megaman in the original series.
** JerkWithAHeartofGold: On the other hand unlike in the games, Chaud and Protoman eventually began to warm up to their rivals much earlier. Even to go as far as to [[spoiler: save Megaman not only once but twice]]. In Axess however, Chaud became friends with Lan.
** Same can be said for Dex except he was already a jerk with a heart of gold earlier on before Axess.
** JerkWithAHeartofGold: On the other hand unlike in the games, Chaud and Protoman eventually began to warm up to their rivals much earlier. Even to go as far as to [[spoiler: save Megaman not only once but twice]]. In Axess however, Chaud became friends with Lan.
** Same can be said for Dex except he was already a jerk with a heart of gold earlier on before Axess.
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** JerkWithAHeartofGold: On the other hand unlike in the games, Chaud and Protoman eventually began to warm up to their rivals. Even to go as far as to [[spoiler: save Megaman not only once but twice]]. In Axess however, Chaud became friends with Lan.
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* JerkAss: Chaud Blaze and Protoman were like this to Lan and Megaman in the original series.
** JerkWithAHeartofGold: On the other hand unlike in the games, Chaud and Protoman eventually began to warm up to their rivals. Even to go as far as to [[spoiler: save Megaman not only once but twice]]. In Axess however, Chaud became friends with Lan.
** JerkWithAHeartofGold: On the other hand unlike in the games, Chaud and Protoman eventually began to warm up to their rivals. Even to go as far as to [[spoiler: save Megaman not only once but twice]]. In Axess however, Chaud became friends with Lan.
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** While the English Dub versus Sub of the show is currently minor, there are those who hates the Dub for its heavy editing and those who enjoys the Dub for fun.
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** While the English Dub versus Sub wars of the show is are currently minor, there are those who hates the Dub for its heavy editing and those who enjoys the Dub for fun.
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* BrokenBase: There are some fans who enjoy this anime and there are some who dislikes this anime.
** While the English Dub versus Sub of the show is currently minor, there are those who hates the Dub for its heavy editing and those who enjoys the Dub for fun.
** While the English Dub versus Sub of the show is currently minor, there are those who hates the Dub for its heavy editing and those who enjoys the Dub for fun.
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* VillainDecay: The WWW starts out as a fearsome organization bent on domination of both the real world and cyberspace. By the middle of season 1, they're running a curry shop together, where they have no qualms about cheerfully serving the heroes. They claim to be just as devoted to evil, though.
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* VillainDecay: The WWW starts out as a fearsome organization bent on domination of both the real world and cyberspace. By the middle of season 1, they're running a curry shop together, where they have no qualms about cheerfully serving the heroes. They claim to be just as devoted to evil, though.though.
* TheWoobie: Poor Lan/Netto [[spoiler:lost Megaman.EXE after he saved Protoman.exe from being deleted by Pharaohman.EXE]]. [[ItGotBetter Thankfully Megaman was restored episodes later]].
** JerkassWoobie: In Axess, Chaud himself suffered majorly when he was forced to use a Dark Chip on Protoman.EXE to save not only Lan and Anetta but Megaman as well. While Chaud was rather cold to Lan during their confrontation episodes later, you can't help but to feel bad for the guy.
* TheWoobie: Poor Lan/Netto [[spoiler:lost Megaman.EXE after he saved Protoman.exe from being deleted by Pharaohman.EXE]]. [[ItGotBetter Thankfully Megaman was restored episodes later]].
** JerkassWoobie: In Axess, Chaud himself suffered majorly when he was forced to use a Dark Chip on Protoman.EXE to save not only Lan and Anetta but Megaman as well. While Chaud was rather cold to Lan during their confrontation episodes later, you can't help but to feel bad for the guy.
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** HighOctaneNightmareFuel: Plenty in TheMovie, but notable are Dr. Regal and his Happy Eye Surgery Machine and the Nebula Grey wires. (Oh, God, the ''wires''...)
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** HighOctaneNightmareFuel: Plenty in TheMovie, but notable are Dr. Regal and his Happy Eye Surgery Machine and the Nebula Grey wires. (Oh, God, the ''wires''...)
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* NightmareFuel: [[spoiler:The Dark Blues/Enzan Cross Fusion in Axess 49. Shudder.]]
** And what happens to Dr Regal in the final episode of Stream.....
** A tremendous amount of scenes involving the ocean. Plus sinking, flooding, sharks, and other hazards. Generally, if an episode takes place out at sea, expect something to go wrong.
** HighOctaneNightmareFuel: Plenty in TheMovie, but notable are Dr. Regal and his Happy Eye Surgery Machine and the Nebula Grey wires. (Oh, God, the ''wires''...)
** And what happens to Dr Regal in the final episode of Stream.....
** A tremendous amount of scenes involving the ocean. Plus sinking, flooding, sharks, and other hazards. Generally, if an episode takes place out at sea, expect something to go wrong.
** HighOctaneNightmareFuel: Plenty in TheMovie, but notable are Dr. Regal and his Happy Eye Surgery Machine and the Nebula Grey wires. (Oh, God, the ''wires''...)
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* FetishFuel: A dozen little incidents, all throughout the series appeared relatively harmless. Put them all together, and [[http://zumidotexe.tumblr.com/post/21128681491/people-wonder-why-i-like-exe YOU CAN'T UNSEE IT]].
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* NightmareFuel: [[spoiler:The Dark Blues/Enzan Cross Fusion in Axess 49. Shudder.]]
** And what happens to Dr Regal in the final episode of Stream.....
** A tremendous amount of scenes involving the ocean. Plus sinking, flooding, sharks, and other hazards. Generally, if an episode takes place out at sea, expect something to go wrong.
** HighOctaneNightmareFuel: Plenty in TheMovie, but notable are Dr. Regal and his Happy Eye Surgery Machine and the Nebula Grey wires. (Oh, God, the ''wires''...)
** And what happens to Dr Regal in the final episode of Stream.....
** A tremendous amount of scenes involving the ocean. Plus sinking, flooding, sharks, and other hazards. Generally, if an episode takes place out at sea, expect something to go wrong.
** HighOctaneNightmareFuel: Plenty in TheMovie, but notable are Dr. Regal and his Happy Eye Surgery Machine and the Nebula Grey wires. (Oh, God, the ''wires''...)
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* FanonDiscontinuity: Some fans pretend there is nothing after ''Axess''.
** There's a small chance that the lack of localization past ''Axess'' has something to do with it.
** And others just refuse to acknowledge anything past the original series. Some fans did not take kindly to cross fusion at all.
** There's a small chance that the lack of localization past ''Axess'' has something to do with it.
** And others just refuse to acknowledge anything past the original series. Some fans did not take kindly to cross fusion at all.
