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A CopyBot (enlarged)

A CopyBot (Copyroid in the Japanese version) is a machine used in MegaMan Battle Network 6 and Rockman EXE Beast. It is a machine which, when a NetNavi is inserted into it, will allow the NetNavi to move in the real world. A CopyBot will take on the likeness of the Navi inserted. While CopyBots aren't normally able to use Battle Chips or attacks, modified ones are shown to be able, such as Colonel using Screen Divide in one to destroy Sky Town's weather computer.

Game History

  • Iris.EXE uses a CopyBot to wander around in the human world, enabling her to keep an eye on Lan and aid him as needed.
  • In the Central Town Expo, there are hundreds of copybots. When Lord Wily introduced himself, HeelNavis occupied all of them and went on a rampage in Cyber City.
  • Two gigantic CopyBots are used by Wily to allow Gregar and Falzar to appear in the human world. However, the Cybeasts were quickly followed into the Copybot's systems by Mega Man, Colonel and Iris and were deleted for good.
  • At the end of the series, Lan receives a CopyBot as a graduation present from an anonymous source. It was generally believed to be the same CopyBot that Iris used, and is now used by Mega Man to spend time in the real world.

Anime History

Rockman EXE Beast

Copybots were invented by Makoto Aoki and were stolen to allow Zoanoroids to appear in the real world and widen their search for Trill.EXE. It is utilized by Zoanoroids for the remainder of the series and is also used by Colonel and Iris.

Although not specifically stated, it is hinted that the Tadashi Hikari of Beyondard also created Copyroids.

Rockman.EXE Beast+

Small, regular and extra large sized Copyroids are used by BubbleMan, Yuika, and Blackbeard to cause chaos in the real world.

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