History Characters / MegaManStarForce2ZerkerNinjaAndSaurian

** 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.

* TheHeavy: In the second game, he ends up providing Rich, Gerry, and the Shaman with their EM Beings, all so he can indirectly get revenge on Mega Man. This is ultimately subverted when he is cut off from his employer's good graces.

* TheHeavy: The heroes later learn that he serves as one to Lady Vega, though he's vastly outmatched by the likes of [[TheRival Solo]] and [[TheDragon Hollow]].

* BringIt: Before his first fight.

-->The theme for Le Mu was "electromagnetic castle." To convey this, I put a bunch of antennas all over its base and used energy rings to connect its hands to its body. It also emits large energy rings from the top of it head. I just kept adding all kinds of little details to make it look worthy of its title as the final boss. This is a bit of trivia that I just remembered, but while I was working on Le Mu the director mentioned something about making Le Mu the big daddy of all Star Carriers. The black part on its chest and the metal rivets holding it in place were my attempts of incorporating the appearance of Star Carriers in to Le Mu's design. It was already a pretty complex character by that point, so I don't think this Star Carrier part stands out as much as it was supposed to...

* MeaningfulName: Possibly of [[Myth/EgyptianMythology Ra]] in the [[DubNameChange original, Japanese version]], as the civilisation of Ancient Egypt is often said as one created by survivors of Mu, in RealLife conspiracy theories. James Churchward, one of the most infuential people in creating theories about Mu, claimed that Ra was originaly the word in the Mu language for kings, and God, and was used in Egypt for the Sun God, because of their ancestors origins from lost continent. Also, both Ra and Ra Mu/Le Mu, are beings of light, and main gods of their civilisations.

* ReligiousAndMythologicalThemeNaming: "Ra" was the name of the king of Mu according to the RealLife writings of James Churchward, who claimed that this king was the origin of sun gods in other great civilizations, in particular the sun god Ra of Myth/EgyptianMythology; sometimes this king's name has been written as "Ra-Mu", which was the name used in the title of [[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0377593/ a film]] by [[https://blog.my-mu.com/dedication-of-the-children-of-mu-part-1/ Churchward's friend Edward Salisbury]].

* DarkAndTroubledPast: Oh, man. She is not a happy lady.

* MissionControl: Her role in the anime is to provide Geo with his mission for the current arc.

* OutOfCharacterMoment: In the anime, when Geo fails to get the [=OOPart=], she snaps and calls him useless.

* DarkAndTroubledPast: She is ''not'' a happy lady.

* MythicalMotifs: The name "Orihime" is named for the princess of the UsefulNotes/{{Tanabata}} myth. Her cow horn hair decorations might be a nod to the cowherd from the same myth.

* DependingOnTheArtist: ''Settei'' sheets for the anime indicate Orihime's shoulders reach the crown of Geo's head, but concept art for the second game indicates her shoulders are at his eye level. (She wears heels in both appearances).

* StatuesqueStunner: Tall and beautiful. Being a full-grown woman next to the preteen Geo, in some shots during her introduction she has to lean over so she can be seen at Geo's eye-level.

She first appears in the anime as the source of a mysterious summons for Geo at Echo Ridge University, where she reveals that not only does she know him, she knows about Omega-Xis, too. She's contacted them to help her seek out the [=OOParts=], mysterious artifacts related to the lost continent of Mu, to protect them from those who would misuse them.

* HiddenDepths: The depth of her motivations aren't remotely apparent in either version of the story.

** During the mid-point climax of the first anime, Cygnus introduced a PlotDevice called the Radio Composer that allowed the FM-ians to take on their solid EM Human forms without needing to find a human host to do a FusionDance with. The ''Tribe'' anime {{Revis|ion}}ed the Radio Composer to be an invention of Dr. Vega's.

* MythicalMotifs: The name "Orihime" is named for the princess of the UsefulNotes/{{Tanabata}} myth. Her cow horn HairDecorations might be a nod to the cowherd from the same myth.

* AdaptationalCurves: The anime takes a half-step in the direction of being HotterAndSexier by having her bust doubled in size.

* FanservicePack: The final arc of the ''Tribe'' anime took the liberty of increasing her AdaptationalCurves to outright ''triple'' the size of her original bust.

* AdaptationalCurves: In the anime, her bust has doubled in size.

* HotterAndSexier: Downplayed in the anime, which gives her a bigger chest and lowers the cut of her finery.

* HotTeacher: In the anime, she does research and serves as MissionControl from her base of operations at Kodama University. As with other female teachers in the anime, she's also [[MsFanservice stacked]].

* ForeignFanservice: Orihime wears exotic East Asian-esque clothes, and in the anime she has AdaptationalCurves.

* GuardianEntity: He protects Orihime when Burai attacks the University.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: [[spoiler:Against all odds, while the second game was open and direct about her being the BigBad from the start, TheAnimeOfTheGame [[InvertedTrope goes out of its way to hide her role until the final arc]].]]

* OneManIndustrialRevolution: Matter Waves are her brainchildren.

* StellarName: "Orihime" is the Japanese name for the RealLife star [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vega Vega]], also known as Alpha Lyrae (the brightest star in the constellation Lyra), which features in the myth of UsefulNotes/{{Tanabata}}.

* ChildhoodFriendRomance: [[spoiler: With Altair, but it ends tragically.]]

* FanservicePack: The final arc of ''Tribe'' anime took the liberty of increasing her AdaptationalCurves to outright ''triple'' the size of her original bust.

* AdaptationalCurves: The ''Tribe'' anime took the liberty of outright ''tripling'' the size of her bust.

* StatuesqueStunner: Tall and beautiful.

Lady Vega is the brilliant scientist whose research laid the foundation for the modern marvel of Matter Wave technology. In the anime, she's also responsible for Radio Composer technology. She first appears in the anime as the source of a mysterious summons for Subaru at Kodama University, where she reveals that not only does she know him, she knows about Omega-Xis, too. She's contacted them to help her seek out the [=OOParts=], mysterious artifacts related to the lost continent of Mu, to protect them from those who would misuse them.

* FanservicePack: The ''Tribe'' anime took the liberty of outright ''tripling'' the size of her bust.

** During the mid-point climax of the first anime, Cygnus introduced a PlotDevice called the Radio Composer that allowed the FM-ians to take on their solid EM Human forms without needing to find a human host to do a FusionDance with. The ''Tribe'' anime {{Retcon}}ned the Radio Composer to be an invention of Dr. Vega's.

* MsFanservice: Her FanservicePack in the anime [[DownplayedTrope is never given direct attention]], but it is ''impossible'' not to notice. Any shot she's in that shows her torso directly might be MaleGaze by default.