The three Bonne siblings
The Bonne family (ボーン一家 Bōn ikka), also known as Bone or Born in Japan (translation may vary depending on the source), is a family of air pirates who steal treasure from Diggers and ruins in the Mega Man Legends series.
Members
Machines
All machines from the first game.
- Balkon Gerät
- Blitzkrieg
- Blumebear
- Drache
- Ferdinand
- Finkel
- Focke-Wulf
- Gemeinschaft
- Gesellschaft
- Gun Battery
- Gustaff
- Gustaff Tank
- Hover Gustaff
- Hornisse
- Jagd Krabbe
- Kalmare
- Leopold
- Marlwolf
- Möbelwagen
- Servbot Borer
- Such Gerät
- Theodore Bruno
Gallery
The Bonne's mark
Portrait of a young Teisel with his parents.
Trivia
- Most of the Bonnes' war machines follow a German naming theme.
- The Bonne's mark is based on the Jolly Roger, the pirate flag with skull and crossbones.
- In the Mega Man Battle Network series, there are TV shows titled "The Bonne Bunch" in the Mega Man Battle Network, "Go Bonne, Go!" in Mega Man Battle Network 2, and "Family Bonne" (misspelled as "Family Boone") in Mega Man Battle Network 3 White Version (replaced by "The Kasket Kids" in the Blue Version). Presumably this is the origin of the Servbot dolls seen in the series, as well as the Data doll, which is referred to as the Servbots' rival, and others objects like toys, carpets and posters.
- Tron and the Servbots are considered the Mega Man Legends' series break-out characters, leading to the release of their very own spin-off title as well as both appearing in Capcom's Marvel vs Capcom series of fighting games.
- Coincidentally, there are two outlaws known as Bonnie and Clyde, which is similar to the names Bonne and Glyde.