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WackoMan.EXE known as ColoredMan.EXE (カラードマン) in Japan, is a character in the MegaMan NT Warrior anime series. He is the NetNavi of Maddy, and the two are agents of World Three. After the fall of the crime syndicate however, WackoMan and his fellow WWW Navis and their operators slowly become more friendly to their former enemies Lan Hikari and MegaMan.EXE, eventually becoming more like allies to them.
Overview
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History
MegaMan NT Warrior
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MegaMan NT Warrior Axess
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Trivia
- WackoMan is one of several Navis to receive a name change different from his video game incarnation when the anime was dubbed, as he is known as ColorMan.EXE in the games.
- WackoMan is the least recurring NetNavi of the World Three. Despite his operator making several appearances, WackoMan does not appear after Axess.
See also
- ColorMan.EXE - His video game counterpart.
- Ms. Madd - His operator’s video game counterpart.