For me Happiest : Megaman Battle Network 6 Saddest : Zero 4

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Like honestly, the Boss theme was shockingly really good. Like, its better than X2 and X3's for sure, at the least.

I also liked Vanishing Kangaroo's theme song a lot. And despite how horrible it is to fight Red... I really do enjoy that song a lot, so at least I'll be hearing it for a good 30 damn minutes. -_-

But hot take/unpopular opinion, everyone's always talking about how amazing Zero's theme songs have always been. Like seriously, all of his songs in the first trilogy were AMAZING. His stage theme's for X4 and X5 were freaking incredible! But X7 and Command Missions NEVER gets any love or praise. Those 2 Zero theme's are severly underrated and to be honest. There is no bad Zero theme song. But Yeah Zero's theme in X7 is awesome, its not as great as the ones he's had though.

EDIT: SPELL CHECK FAILED ME, ONE MOMENT PLEASE

EDIT 2: Okay sorry about that i thought the post was finished too.

Ibfound lit that there is a special stage in Megaman 9, but I can only find it in the Time attack mode.

Is it really the only way I can Play this level? Because I can't see myself playing the whole stage without checkpoint

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So I've had my copy of the MM Complete Works art book (the pre-MM9 version) since 2014; a little over 10 years now! I'm finally thinking about selling it for money towards getting the updated version(In retrospect, I wish i just got the MM25 Complete Works instead [at the time]. At least then I would've gotten MM9 and 10 and an entire spinoff series. I think I just liked the 2009 Classic cover better XD Oh well).

Now I'm wondering which updated version to get: The MM25 version with Classic and X content or the 2018 hardcover(whether just Classic or both it and X). I am interested enough in the X series so I'm leaning towards the MM25 version so I can have everything in one convenient package, although from what I've seen online, that costs about $20-30 more than getting both of the separate hardcovers. What do y'all think?

Also, do the hardcover versions of Classic and X have even newer content than from MM25, or is it the exact same but split in two? Thanks in advance!

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Yes, that is apparently the name of the Guardian’s airship.

https://www.deviantart.com/ultimatemaverickx/art/Gate-411556579

The fact that X4's English dub is terrible is well known by now. But as a person who only knows English, I'm curious about what people who speak & understand fluent Japanese think about that voice acting. Is it actually good? Is it laughably terrible like the English dub? Somewhere in-between?

If you get hit by them it makes you explode even if its made out of solid rocks. Even if you get hit by them from the side, you explode. Which makes you wonder if they are electrically charged or something.

But if they are so efficient, it begs the question. Why cannot Sigma just line his dungeon with spikes and hazards just like Gate. Does he have some sort of honor code or was he out of funding?

Is it just me or would you also say Mega Man X6 had the most BRUTALLY devastating , drawn out, poorly pointless stages in the whole X series?!? You can really tell Inafune wasnt involved because I don't think he would have put up with it. My friends considered me somewhat of a Mega X prodigy when we were little. So they'd always ask me to come over and beat rough spots in game for them when they completely lost hope doing it on their own. Well let me tell you. X6 was that one game that I never finished when it first came out because of the level designs and the crowded areas of enemies(3 or 4 in a small group outside of every hole or spike that could kill you.)

Ground Scaravich's Museum: had those little floaty robot jellyfish things EVERYWHERE and they always traveled in packs. Having to hold them off and traversing through the maze of weirdly placed teleport devices was enough to throw your controller at your TV and rage quit like a Mountain Dew jacked up Spider Monkey!

Blaze Heatnix's stage: with the big round mechanloids with 4 green jewels you had to break in order to defeat them. What was Capcom thinking adding 4- or 5 of these back to back? A stage with exclusively frustrating mini bosses that were needlessly time consuming.

Rainy Turtloid's stage: wasn't the worst but it was good either. The whole raining, heavy wind, and pitch black areas. With thorns placed in the oddest of places.

Metal Shark Player's stage: with the slow paced crushing machine through out the whole stage. You better not die either cause it's back to the beginning everytime. Plus the heart container here, you had to be pixel perfect to snag it up.

Shield Sheldon's stage: was nothing but dumb lasers and mirrors, having to place the mirrors in a certain angle so the laser would bounce off and open the next door. Really the easiest of all the stages in my opinion. But also not a fan in the slightest.

Gates Laboratory Part 2: ""Cruel & UnForgiving"" are the words that come to mind when I think about this stage. The Totem Poles make their second debut really close to the beginning of the starting area. Along with the Poles are 2-3 Jellyfish. Once you beat the first Totem you go up the ladder behind em and low and behold ......3 more Totems back to back for a total of 4 in a row. But we also have platforms that hover moving up and down at a constant pace, you got to keep wall kicking on it and attacking the Totems all while trying to to get smashed and insta killed at the same time. Once your through with those 4......there a few more on up to the next area. Oh and once done with that area there's more floating platforms that have insta death spikes so u really gotta maneuver your way through the gap perfectly.if you die it's back to start. Sooooo frustrating. Gates not all that hard though once you figure up what each color of his energy balls does. *****You do have the easiest first form Sigma in the whole franchise on this entry though.

**X6 is a bundled up freak show of a game, the ugly step-child, but as a kid I enjoyed the challenge! all though I never beat it until this year, for the first time. Nostalgia with something makes it all the more precious.