History Trivia / MegaManBattleNetwork6CybeastGregarAndCybeastFalzar

** Yuji Ishihara has indicated in an interview that [=ChargeMan.EXE=] was originally meant to be NonElemental and became PlayingWithFire later; Ishihara has indicated if [=ChargeMan=] had been intended to be PlayingWithFire from the start, he would look different.

* {{Blooper}}: During [=EraseMan's=] lesson, leaving the Undernet and then using the L Button to talk to him will bring up a message that reads "Dummy text", revealing that the localization team probably forgot to insert the proper dialogue.

** [=JudgeMan=] was originally named [=BookMan=] when submitted to the fan design contest.

* AuthorsSavingThrow: A recurring complaint about the original GBA versions is that the song "An Incident!" [[BackgroundMusicOverride permanently replaces]] all overworld themes after Lan visits the Expo Pavilion. [[https://twitter.com/RockmanEXEZone/status/1571144406085795846 Series director Masakazu Eguchi acknowledged that this was a mistake]] and made sure the music would go back to normal after being the game in the ''[[CompilationRerelease Legacy Collection]]'' version.

* CreatorBacklash: [[https://www.rockman-corner.com/2023/01/mega-man-battle-network-legacy.html In an interview with Masakazu Eguchi]] leading up to ''[[UpdatedReRelease Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection]]'', he revealed he was upset when he found out through the internet that the infamous "permanent endgame music glitch" was in the original release due to a missing line of code. Come the development of the Legacy Collection, [[MyGreatestSecondChance he was very excited to finally fix it]].

* IncidentalMultilingualWordplay: [=ElementMan=]'s MeaningfulName naturally refers to having access to all of the ElementalPowers in ''Battle Network 6'', but his name just so happens to qualify as a reference to the idiomatic elements as well[[note]]"To brave the elements," is an English idiom that refers to going out in foul weather[[/note]], which conveniently reinforces TheGimmick shared by [=ElementMan=] and his operator.

** While a number of chips and the Cross Over P.A. were made unobtainable in the international release, they still have some residual data and can be put back in through hacking. A lot of them will [[GameBreakingBug crash the game]] if you try to use them, however. Many of the chips that do work with causing a crash, like [=DblBeast=] and Otenko, are missing their animations or don't function properly.

** While a number of chips and the Cross Over P.A. were made unobtainable in the international release, they still have some residual data and can be put back in through hacking. A lot of them will [[GameBreakingBug crash the game]] if you try to use them, however. Many of the chips that do work, like [=DblBeast=] and Otenko, are missing their animations or don't function properly.

* CreatorBacklash: [[https://www.rockman-corner.com/2023/01/mega-man-battle-network-legacy.html In an interview with Masakazu Eguchi]] leading up to ''[[UpdatedReRelease Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection]]'', he revealed he was upset when the infamous "permanent endgame music glitch" was in the original release due to a missing line of code. Come the development of the Legacy Collection, [[MyGreatestSecondChance he was very excited to finally fix it]].

* CreatorBacklash: [[https://www.rockman-corner.com/2023/01/mega-man-battle-network-legacy.html In an interview with Masakazu Eguchi]] leading up to ''[[UpdatedReRelease Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection]]'', he revealed he was upset when the infamous "permanent endgame music glitch" was in the final product due to a missing line of code. Come the development of the Legacy Collection, [[MyGreatestSecondChance he was very excited to finally fix it]].

* OldShame: [[https://www.rockman-corner.com/2023/01/mega-man-battle-network-legacy.html In an interview with Masakazu Eguchi]] leading up to ''[[UpdatedReRelease Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection]]'', he revealed he was upset when the infamous "permanent endgame music glitch" was in the final product due to a missing line of code. Come the development of the Legacy Collection, [[MyGreatestSecondChance he was very excited to finally fix it]].

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There were [[https://twitter.com/MidniteW/status/1474697038306545666 plans in the development phase]] for Serenade.EXE to appear, but there wasn't enough space to fit the character.

** While a number of chips were made unobtainable in the international release, they still have some residual data and can be put back in through hacking. A lot of them will [[GameBreakingBug crash the game]] if you try to use them, however. Many of the ones that do work, like [=DblBeast=] and Otenko, are missing their animations or don't function properly.

** While a number of chips are unobtainable in the international release, they still have some residual data and can be obtained through hacking. A lot of them will [[GameBreakingBug crash the game]] if you try to use them, however. Many of the ones that do work, like [=DblBeast=] and Otenko, are missing their animations or don't function properly.

* BadExportForYou: The Western version slashed a huge amount of content in order to fit in the English script. This includes the entirety of the ''Boktai'' sidequest and related content, the in-game maps (making the larger areas a pain to navigate) and the Giga Chips of the titular beasts. Some sections of the internet were also condensed into a single area, making places like the Undernet and the Digital Graveyard much smaller and streamlined than in the Japanese version.

** While a number of chips were removed from the international release, they still have some residual data in the game and can be obtained through hacking. A lot of them will [[GameBreakingBug crash the game]] if you try to use them, however. Many of the ones that do work, like [=DblBeast=] and Otenko, are missing their animations or don't function properly.

** While a number of chips were removed from the international release, they still have some residual data in the game and can be obtained through hacking. A lot of them will [[GameBreakingBug crash the game]] if you try to use them, however. Many of the ones that do work, like DblBeast and Otenko, are missing their animations or don't function properly.

* DummiedOut: Both Cybeasts have RV versions in the game data. They function as expected if hacked in, being stronger versions of the bosses.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There were plans in development for Serenade.EXE to appear, but there wasn't enough space to fit the character.

* BadExportForYou: The Western version slashed out a huge amount of content in order to fit in the English script. This includes the entirety of the ''Boktai'' sidequest and related content, the in-game maps (making the larger areas a pain to navigate) and the Giga Chips of the titular beasts. Some sections of the internet were also condensed into a single area, making places like the Undernet and the Digital Graveyard much smaller and streamlined than in the Japanese version.

* BadExportForYou: The Western version slashed a huge amount of content off of the Japanese release to fit the English script. This includes the entirety of the ''Boktai'' sidequest, the in-game maps (making the larger areas a pain to navigate) and the Giga Chips of the titular beasts. Some sections of the internet were also condensed into a single area, making places like the Undernet and the Digital Graveyard much smaller and streamlined than in the Japanese version.