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Revision as of 17:39, 8 August 2020

This article is about his video game appearance. For his Darkloid counterpart from MegaMan NT Warrior Axess, see SavageMan.EXE (Darkloid). For his Asteroid Navi counterpart from Rockman.EXE Stream, see Asteroid BeastMan.EXE.

BeastMan.EXE (ビーストマン Bīsutoman) is a NetNavi in the Mega Man Battle Network series operated by Takeo Inukai, and serves as an antagonist alongside him in Mega Man Battle Network 3 as a member of the WWW.

Personality

BeastMan is a violent NetNavi who has a genuine hatred towards humanoid NetNavis.

Game History

Mega Man Battle Network 3

BeastMan is operated by Takeo Inukai and first appears as the boss of the second scenario, where he used the chips planted in the animals at the zoo from Yoka to take control over them. To get to him, Lan must pair up animal programs (all are Mr. Progs) puzzles to delete viruses blocking the way. MegaMan mistakes him for a virus in their first encounter and he states that he hates humanoid NetNavis.

BeastMan later appears again in Undernet 3, in the same place the player fought FlameMan before as one of the ranked Navis from the Undernet.

Once BeastManα is defeated in SciLab 1, BeastManβ will appear in random encounters in the dog house next to Lan's house in ACDC Town. It is easier to find him with the Sub Chip Sneak Run.

Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge

BeastMan is one of the participants in the Battle Chip GP, and is first encountered by the player in the third round of the Stream Class. He makes periodic appearances across multiple classes afterwards. He is also encountered as the 20th battle in the Netopia-area Open Battle, where he can be defeated for his NaviChip.

Anime

Main articles: SavageMan.EXE (Darkloid) and Asteroid BeastMan.EXE

BeastMan, known as SavageMan in the English dub of MegaMan NT Warrior Axess, has two different counterparts in the anime. The first is a Darkloid in Axess Show serves under ShadeMan in an attempt to destroy the world and make it a place for Darkloids. The second is an Asteroid Navi who is given to Takeo Inukai by Slur. The two join the Neo WWW and begin to cause chaos in the world.

Manga History

MegaMan NT Warrior

BeastMan and Inukai use Full Syncho to fight against MegaMan and ThunderMan. The two have trouble fighting against BeastMan due to his high speed, but he is easily deleted by ProtoMan.

Abilities

BeastMan

BeastMan's emblem

  • Beast Ray (ビーストレイ Bīsuto Rei): BeastMan rushes at the player in a diagonal direction.
  • Jumping Claw (ジャンピングクロー Janpingu Kurō): BeastMan leaps into the air, and descends on the player, attacking in a Widesword-esque fashion.
  • Wild Rush (ワイルドラッシュ Wairudo Rasshu): BeastMan separates his claws and head and attacks the player, his claws first diagonally and then his head at forward at MegaMan.
  • Back Slash: BeastMan warps behind the player and slashes at him with a wide slash.
  • Neon Light Claw: Only used in Rockman.EXE Stream. BeastMan absorbed FlashMan's Neon Light attack in his right claw to launch a light slash.

Battle Chips

Mega Man Battle Network 3

Battle Chip ID Battle Chip Description Attack Element Code MB Rarity
Mega Chip 38 M38 BeastMan BeastMan Claw atk 3 squares ahead! 40 N None B 38 MB ***
Mega Chip 39 M39 BeastMnV2 BeastMan V2
(BeastMnV
2) 		Claw atk 3 squares ahead! 50 N None B 60 MB ****
Mega Chip 40 M40 BeastMnV3 BeastMan V3
(BeastMnV
3) 		Claw atk 3 squares ahead! 60 N None B 68 MB *****
Mega Chip 41 M41 BeastMnV4 BeastMan V4
(BeastMnV
4) 		Claw atk 3 squares ahead! 70 N None B 76 MB *****
Giga Chip 9 G09 BeastMnV5 BeastMan V5
(BeastMnV
5) 		Claw atk 3 squares ahead! 80 N None B 84 MB *****

Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge

ID Image Name HP AP MB Element Accuracy Dodge Priority Attack Description Rarity
224 224 BeastMan 500 30 130 N None B S 0 Triple30
(WildRush) 		Navichip Atk x3 *****

Gallery

Trivia

  • While BeastMan does not officially have a Robot Master counterpart, he bears some resemblance to Slash Man, in that he has a spiky "mane", three long claws on each hand, and that they have similar abilities. Ironically, a SlashMan.EXE does show up three games later, in Mega Man Battle Network 6, but resembles the classic Slash Man less than BeastMan.EXE does.


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