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WindblastMan.EXE, known as WindMan.EXE (ウインドマン Uindoman) in Japan, is a character who appeared in the Rockman EXE Axess episode "Flying to Shīsā Island". He is operated by Ran Igarashi.
Overview[]
Like his video game counterpart, WindMan is operated by Ran Igarashi.
Appearance[]
Like his video game counterpart, WindMan is a slim humanoid NetNavi with a black slim body has teal armor with light blue linings, teal fans connected between his arms and torso, teal parts on each of his arms with a golden end and two fins, a teal helmet with light blue surround on top, and a mint green covering on his face. His eyes are solid yellow.
History[]
WindblastMan made his only appearance in the Japan-only MegaMan NT Warrior: Axess episode "Flying to Shīsā Island" along with his operator Ran Igarashi.
Rockman, Roll, and IceMan are transported by a chip Netto used in battle to Shīsā Island, where they first meet WindMan. He thinks they are an enemy, but his operator, Ran Igarashi, advises him that they are friends. Yuriko is also on Shīsā Island and has NeedleMan infect the island with a virus; though Rockman and the others manage to fight them off. NeedleMan later causes a storm over Shīsā Island, and fuses with a program making the storm more violent and himself more powerful. Rockman fights NeedleMan and is almost deleted, but WindMan blocks the attack. WindMan uses Propeller Bomb to damage NeedleMan, but he proves more powerful and WindMan is impaled by NeedleMan in an effort to stop the storm. WindMan and Rockman then use Soul Unison, giving Rockman Wind Soul. Wind Soul Rockman defeats NeedleMan, while WindMan stalls the program, stopping the storm from getting any worst. Ran in the meanwhile returns an idol to its proper place, saving the island.
See also[]
- Ran Igarashi - his operator in the anime series.
- WindMan.EXE - His original counterpart from Mega Man Battle Network series.
- Lilly - His operator video game counterpart.