The following characters are original to MegaMan NT Warrior (2002). The characters original to Mega Man Battle Network can be found through the games' character sheet.
MegaMan NT Warrior
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Tory Froid
Tory Froid (Tohru Hikawa)
Since Tory is technically a character from Mega Man Battle Network 1, see his entry on the series character sheet.
Aki
Aki
Virtual Idol Aki
A virtual idol introduced during the second season, she's a completely different type of program from netnavis and can't interract with them directly.
- Animal Motifs: She has a small pin of a fish at the neck of her outfit.
- Cat People: Subverted after a cat virus epidemic starts turning NetNavis into felines which seems to have hit Aki...until she reveals it's just some fake cat accessories as a prank and she's fine.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Aki makes no appearances after the Axess season.
- Dress-Up Episode: Aki's debut episode ends up with everyone—Mayl and Yai, Ms. Mari, Sal and Miyu, Maddy, the boys, everyone—wearing her idol costume. The girls even get to perform her Character Signature Song.
- Ear Worm: Aki's Character Signature Song Anata no Heart ni Install (roughly "Install Your Heart") is so catchy that multiple characters sing it over the course of the series after she debuts, up to and including Mr. Match.
- Head-Turning Beauty: Aki is widely seen to be beautiful by male navis. When Roll takes MegaMan on a tour of NetCity, he is briefly Distracted by the sight of her performing; IceMan also gets a crush on her.
- Ms. Fanservice: Aki's standard costume is a fairly skimpy tank-top and shorts.
- Pit Girls: Aki plays a Race Queen for the big race Yai's family company hosts late in the second season.
- 2D Visuals, 3D Effects: Aki is rendered entirely in 3D, while normal navis are rendered in 2D.
- Virtual Celebrity: Aki is a digital idol.
The CutMan Brothers
The CutMan Brothers
The CutMan Brothers
The brothers of the original CutMan.EXE, who enter the series seeking Revenge for their brother.
- Alternate Self: In RockMan.EXE Beast, counterparts of not CutMan but the CutMan Brothers are found in Beyondard.
- Blatant Lies: The CutMan Brothers are first motivated to seek Revenge by their grandfather, who spins a dramatic yarn about the honorable original CutMan being slain by the evil rogue MegaMan. This is, of course, completely false.
- Dying to Be Replaced: In MegaMan NT Warrior, CutMan is dispatched without mercy in the same episode he appears, in only a few minutes. He is replaced, however, with a squad of his brethren, the CutMan Brothers, who are overflowing with energy and personality.
- Laughably Evil: Despite their grudge against MegaMan, they are pathetic, incompetent, and their schemes often backfire on them, with their only successful schemes being sabotaging Lan's appliances so he'd show up late to a planned event with his friends and they would chew him out for being late.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Two of the brothers are this, the Red Oni (and leader) marked by his Big Ol' Eyebrows, and the Blue Oni marked by his nice hair.
- "Super Sentai" Stance: They sometimes bust one out.
- Three Plus Two: A Red Oni, Blue Oni pair plus a Big, Thin, Short Trio.
MegaMan NT Warrior Axess
Manuela (Superintendent Manabe)
Manuela (Superintendent Manabe)
- Badass Normal: Uses a battle chip gate when Lan, Chaud, and Laika aren't around.
- Race Lift: Her Barely-Changed Dub Name Manuela (from Manabe) implies she is of Hispanic descent. She has no accent or other indication of her nationality, however.
- Fair Cop: A young adult woman part of the NetPolice force.
Chief Keifer (Kifune)
Chief Keifer (Kifune)
- Da Chief: The head of Japan's NetPolice.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Doesn't want his agents recklessly putting themselves in danger like Lan blasting off into space or Lan, Chaud, and Laika confronting Regal and Nebula Gray, but overlooks it.
Gorou Misaki
Gorou Misaki
Voiced by: Dai Matsumoto (JP), Trevor Devall (EN)
- The Ace: A good agent of the NetPolice and chosen by Sci Lab as a test subject for cross fusion.
- Big Damn Heroes: Saves Lan from falling into a subway tunnel when GravityMan is damaging the city.
- Brainwashed and Crazy: Becomes this after using the Dark Synchro Chip, but he does turn back to normal.
- Dark Is Evil: Regal's Dark Synchro Chip is what allowed him to cross fuse but also corrupted him.
- Fallen Hero: A skilled NetPolice agent to temporarily using a Dark Synchro Chip to steal.
- Put on a Bus: He and Ms. Yuri fall off a bridge thanks to Dark ProtoMan. Ms. Yuri is shown to have survived, Stream shows he survived but the dub ends with Axess, leaving his fate unknown for those who haven't seen the Japanese version.
PrisMan.EXE
Rockman.EXE Stream
Slur.EXE
Slur.EXE
Voiced by: Akeno Watanabe (JP)
An anime-only character, Slur is a servant of Duo, although she has a few agendas of her own regarding humankind.- Ambiguous Gender: While fansubs use female pronouns for the character, Slur's appearance and voice are androgynous, and there's no concrete reference to "her" gender in the Japanese version, or English official materials for that matter. It's possible that Slur was intended to be a genderless being like Serenade.
- Asshole Victim: After causing so much trouble for the heroes throughout Stream and actively trying to convince Duo that Earth should be destroyed, nobody is fazed when Bass runs his arm through her torso.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Every time somebody tries to fight her ends with her effortlessly beating her opponents to near death. However, she is on the receiving end of one after Bass uses Nebula Grey's powers against her.
- The Dragon: Acts as Duo's herald during Stream.
- Family-Unfriendly Death: Bass impales her from behind with his own bare hand, then crushes her head while said arm is still lodged in her chest.
- Humans Are Bastards: And so, she thinks it is her duty to destroy them.
- Invincible Villain: She never loses, ever. At least until she's finally killed by Bass.
- Karma Houdini Warranty: After having spent pretty much the entire series being immune to pretty much everything and not being punished for trying to rig Duo's judgement of Earth, Bass returns stronger than ever to brutally destroy her in Stream's final episode.'
- Knight Templar: A particularly evil one.
- Light Is Not Good: Most of her attacks are light-based, but don't expect anything good from her.
- Nigh-Invulnerable: Prior to Bass killing her, she appeared indestructible, surviving three Program Advances fired at her simultaneously.
- No-Sell: To EVERYTHING. Even getting hit with three Program Advances at once didn't phase her.
- Not So Invincible After All: After being featured prominently easily defeating anybody who tried to fight her Stream's finale has Bass taking sweet revenge on her for an earlier defeat.
- Not-So-Well-Intentioned Extremist: Despite claiming to defend the universe, her selfish motivations boil down to culling anything and everything she deems inferior.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Slur has red pupils and is one of the most destructive and vicious Navis in the anime.
- Shock and Awe: Some of her attacks are electricity-based.
- The Sociopath: As bad as Duo was, she's even worse, having some standards he has regarding fair play when judging a planet, she has none and if she had her way she’d destroy the Earth herself.
- Suspiciously Similar Substitute: To Serenade, who never appears in anime. Like Serenade, Slur is an androgynous, light-themed NetNavi of immense power who kicks Bass' ass in their first encounter. Though unlike Serenade, Slur is pure evil.
- Treacherous Advisor: She is unconditionally loyal to Duo, but she's actively trying to sway him into deciding that humans are not worthy to live.
Mameo
Mameo
- Green Thumb: Is given Asteroid PlantMan by Slur.
- Irony: Went from hating vegetables to happily eating them.
- Karma Houdini: One of the few Asteroid Navi operators not to get in trouble. Justified since he's a kid and PlantMan's fault for taking things too far. Granted, given how Chaud was restraining Lan, its possible he was planning on getting physical.
- Picky Eater: Hates vegetables.
- My God, What Have I Done?: He only wanted to avoid eating vegetables himself, not to stop others from eating them much less causing a food shortage.
- Tagalong Kid: The only person given an Asteroid Navi that isn't an adult.
Yui Hazuki
Yui Hazuki
- Born Unlucky: Some things are her own fault like forgetting dropping her name tag preventing her from getting paid for the day, others are not such as a copier breaking as soon as she touches it.
- Cute Clumsy Girl: Almost nothing goes her way.
- Dishing Out Dirt: Given Asteroid StoneMan by Slur.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Uses StoneMan's dimensional chip thinking it would get rid of him and undo the trouble he caused, not knowing it would let him attack the real world.
- Taken for Granite: Temporarily had this ability thanks to Asteroid StoneMan.
Mac and Harry
Mac and Harry
- Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: Mac worries about the NetPolice fixing their old computer since it'll reveal their names, address and favorite manga.
- Captain Ersatz: Two clones of Wario and Waluigi, though Mac (the Waluigi) is older and in charge of their plans.
- Even Evil Has Standards: They only intended to target Manuela, but GravityMan decides to attack the entire submarine from the real world putting them in danger as well.
- Fat and Skinny: Mac is skinny and Harry is fat.
- Gravity Master: Given Asteroid GravityMan by Slur.
- Weight Woe: They use GravityMan's powers to make Manuela think she's going through this so she the lack of food and excessive amount of exercise will kill her and prevent them from investigating them when one of their computers was lost to the NetPolice.
- Too Dumb to Live: Lan asks why they didn't simply use GravityMan to destroy their old computer rather than making Manuela die from exhaustion. Not to mention the only reason they were caught was because they decided to sneak aboard the submarine Manuela was on to better control the situation.
Iriya
Iriya
- Even Evil Has Standards: Is content with beating Laika in a fencing contest and stealing Japanese weapons, but goes against YamatoMan's idea of killing the enemy to achieve victory.
- Everything's Better with Samurai: Subverted when its an arrogant and bloodthirsty alien samurai.
- Evil Former Friend: Downplayed. He's Laika's friend, but eventually regrets his actions and tries to protect him from YamatoMan and when immediately overpowered, Laika returns the favor and forgives him.
- Karma Houdini: He's not shown suffering any real consequences, however given his regret it’s possible Laika arranged a more lenient punishment for him.
- Samurai: Given Asteroid YamatoMan by Slur.
- Wicked Cultured: He's interested in Japanese culture, mainly their weapons from the samurai/ninja era.
Ken
Ken
- Bittersweet Ending: He gets arrested for his car thefts, but is reunited with his girlfriend and the mob boss who kidnapped her is arrested as well.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Has a girlfriend he tries to protect when she's taken hostage by his mob boss.
- Shock and Awe: Given Asteroid BrightMan by Slur.
Rat
Rat
- Animal Motifs: His name is Rat and has an overbite sticking out of his mouth.
- This Is a Drill: Given Asteroid DrillMan by Slur.
Domon Guy
Domon Guy
- Brainwashed and Crazy: Inflicts this on NapalmMan when he decides he's rather be with Fyrefox and make people happy by creating fireworks instead of helping Domon with his crimes.
- Stuff Blowing Up: Given Asteroid NapalmMan by Slur until he wandered into Fyrefox's P.E.T.
Romeda Ando
Romeda Ando
- Fortune Teller: She is one who specializes in helping women with love issues.
- Punny Name: Her name comes from the Andromeda constellation.
- Star Power: Given Asteroid StarMan by Slur.
Asteroid BombMan's operator
Asteroid BombMan's operator
- No Name Given: The only Asteroid Navi operator who doesn't have a name. BombMan simply refers to him as "operator".
- Stuff Blowing Up: Given Asteroid BombMan by Slur.
- Too Dumb to Live: Used BombMan to attack the bank he worked at and attacked other banks to make it more difficult to get caught, but got nervous and developed physical health problems and had to be hospitalized. As Lan notes, it wasn't very smart of him.
Creamland General
Creamland General
- Blow You Away: Given Asteroid AirMan by Slur.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Orders AirMan not to hurt Princcess Pride.
- Karma Houdini: Depends on how you look at it. He doesn't face any actual consequences, but also dies.
- Killed Off for Real: One of the few human characters to die.
- Retired Badass: Pride said he had to retire due to health problems, but is able to operate AirMan and able to create enough clones to make an army.
- Tragic Villain: At least Laika thinks so, having been manipulated by Slur and dying.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: Only wanted to protect his country, but the less than civilized history between Creamland and Sharo makes him think Sharo is trying to take a piece of land between the two countries and destroy Creamland.
Kawase
Kawase
- Evil Former Friend: Calls Miyabi his old colleague.
- Extra-ore-dinary: Given Asteroid SwordMan by Slur.
- Greed: Uses SwordMan to rob banks to have the money for a luxurious lifestyle.
- Ninja: Says he is one and has a relationship with Miyabi and sets fire traps in his hideout to make things more difficult for Lan and Dingo.
- Playing with Fire: Sets up fire traps in his hideout in case anybody finds out about his robberies and personally throws one at Miyabi.
Rockman.EXE Beast
Trill.EXE
Trill.EXE
Voiced by: Noriko Shitaya (JP)
This young and childish Navi only appears in the anime. Trill is known as the Synchronizer, and has taken an immense liking to Mega Man for protecting him and Iris against the worshipers of Falzar and Gregar. Eventually Trill allows Mega Man to gain the ability to Beast-Out, thus gaining the powers of either of the two beasts, but Mega Man loses control and attacks anything in sight if Iris is not there as well.
- Badass Adorable: He has the ability to turn Mega Man into his beast forms from Battle Network 6 and collects Beastized viruses like toys.
- Cheerful Child: Trill often gets excited very easily. He is this whenever he sees Mega Man in front of him, and he even runs up to Mega Man and hugs him.
- Chekhov's Gunman: Trill's data breaks apart at the end of Beast, forcing Rockman to absorb his data in order to become the new Synchronizer. Come the Beast+ finale, Netto and Rockman get absorbed by Cache. Cue Trill's data manifesting, freeing the two and allowing them to break free so they can fight back.
