This article requires cleanup. You can help MMKB by improving it. |
Asteroids (アステロイド Asuteroido) are a type of NetNavi distributed by Slur to those with vulnerable minds, increasing their malicious intent and testing humanity's will to be good for Duo. They act as the main threat throughout Rockman EXE Stream.
Overview[]
Asteroids are bestowed onto those who have weak or malleable hearts by Slur, who distributes them to people to test if humanity is worthy of existing for Duo. The ones that are seen in the show often, but not always, take the form of Navis Netto Hikari, Enzan Ijuin, Raika, and their friends have encountered before, though it has been mentioned that there are many more Asteroid invasions than the ones seen. They are stronger than the average NetNavi and are immune to elemental weaknesses.[1] Asteroid operators are also given a Dimensional Chip that allows the Asteroid to materialize in the physical world for short periods of time. Some Asteroid operators banded together under Tesla Magnets to form the Neo WWW.
Asteroid seem to have varying degrees of free will, as while many Navis seem to only be capable of doing exactly as the operator they were given to wished (albeit in an extreme manner), other Navis, such as FlashMan, VideoMan, DesertMan, BeastMan, and NapalmMan show they can act just like any other Navi and interact and bond with their operator, as well as carry out their plans without causing mass destruction. StoneMan also showed frustration while humorously trying to discern what his operator wished for.
All the Asteroids are deleted by the end of the season except for NapalmMan, who becomes Nenji Rokushakudama's Navi.
List of Asteroids[]
- AirMan - He was given to an General Koudo from Creamland where he used its data to create an army of Asteroid AirMen. Deleted by KnightMan and C.F. SearchMan.
- BeastMan - He was given to Takeo Inukai. Deleted after disabling Dimensional Generators in the Ministry of Science.
- BomberMan - He was given to an unnamed operator where he was used to attack several places and delete their data. Deleted by C.F. Rockman.
- BrightMan - He was given to a criminal named Ken where he was used to steal cars as a way to protect his girlfriend from a mob leader that he owes money to. Deleted by C.F. Rockman with the help of Route.
- ColdMan - He was given to Ivan Korisky where he was used to steal all the NetNavis of the world. Deleted by C.F. Blues.
- DesertMan - He was given to Noboru Sunayama. Deleted by C.F. Roll.
- DrillMan - He was given to Rat. Deleted by ThunderMan.
- FlashMan - He was given to Rei Saiko. Deleted by C.F. Rockman.
- GravityMan - He was given to Mac and Harry to do various gravity-related pranks. Deleted by Colonel.
- NapalmMan - Originally given to Gai Domon, but ended up in Nenji's custody.
- PlantMan - He was given to a boy named Mameo to get rid of the vegetables. Deleted by C.F. Rockman and C.F. Blues.
- StarMan - He was given to a fortune-teller named Romeda Andou in order to make her predictions come true. Deleted by C.F. Rockman.
- StoneMan - He was given to a clumsy secretary named Yui Hazuki where everything she touches turns to stone. Deleted by C.F. Rockman.
- SwordMan - He was given to a robber named Deep Kawase. Deleted by C.F. ShadowMan.
- VideoMan - He was given to Narcy Hide. Deleted by C.F. Rockman.
- YamatoMan - He was given to Iriya to steal artifacts from museum collections. Deleted by C.F. Rockman and C.F. SearchMan.
Minor Asteroids[]
These Asteroids were seen bringing destruction to the planet.
Asteroid BowlMan.EXE[]
For his Earth counterpart, see BowlMan.EXE (anime). For his video game counterpart, see BowlMan.EXE. |
Asteroid BowlMan was encountered and deleted by C.F. Rockman and Roll with their attack Mark Cannon and Roll Arrow, respectively.Countdown to Disappearance
Many copies of BowlMan appeared in "Colonel Barrel" and "Toward a New Future", which they are all deleted by the Cross Fusion Members.
Asteroid BurnerMan.EXE[]
For his Earth counterpart, see BurnerMan.EXE (Darkloid). For his video game counterpart, see BurnerMan.EXE. |
TBA
Asteroid SparkMan.EXE[]
This article is about the Asteroid SparkMan. You may be looking for his Earth, Zoanoroid, or video game counterparts. For other uses, see Spark Man (disambiguation). |
TBA
References[]