Mega Man Battle Network: Official Complete Works Capcom
Publisher: UDON Entertainment Corporation

Of the trope, this was left completely ambiguous (especially since that's how most fans want to think). Now, two more Mega Man series get the art book treatment in Mega Man Battle Network: Official Complete Works, and Mega Man Star Force: Official Complete Works. Sample pages from the Mega Man 25 Complete Works art book. Mega Man Star Force: Official Complete Works Mega Man Star Force is the follow-up to the popular Mega Man Battle Network video game franchise, which launched a whole new series of adventures for the Blue Bomber. The Mega Man Zero official complete works, which is canon, mentions that his fate is unknown. Though it seems Lan doesn't have complete control over how these chips get sent to MegaMan, as it happens in card-game style, where 5 random chips are drawn first out of the 30 the player assigns to the "folder". Here is the Complete and Revised W Slot features and Power-Ups you get. With a battle between the Autobots and Decepticons, but ends in the middle with no end resolution. Last Udon book I mention in this post. It's a bit like a sport with a net in as many battles as you like. Still got two more Mega Man Official Complete Works books to pick up in Battle Network and Star Force. Mega Man Battle Network- Official Complete Works Artbook. But for me, the best game series bible is Mega Man Official Complete Works. In the finale of Transformers Cybertron, Starscream escapes from the Pocket Dimension and Wing Saber and several other Autobots rush to battle him, with the outcome undetermined. Normally a Battle Network player will spend half the game in the actual network battles, where MegaMan is stuck on one side of a 6x3 grid and his virus opponents are stuck on the other side. Close enough to taste it, the wait is almost over for the UDON release of the MM25: Mega Man & Mega Man X Official Complete Works art book. Recently a series of artbooks called the Official Complete Works has been published for individual Mega Man series, showcasing a large collection of artwork and background information. All series follow one continuous timeline except for Mega Man Battle Network and Mega Man Star Force which exist in an alternate universe (one in which network-technology flourished instead of robotics technology), with Star Force occurring two centuries after the Battle Network series.