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**Sketch** · Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 7:13 am Post subject:

The attack where Duo slams his face on the ground is called "Anger Impact".
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KymeraDS · Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 1:10 pm Post subject:

Here's V1 of my Navi attacks list, complete with kana: some might be wrong, so please check. I didn't include the attacks that have the same kanas as the ones in the classic series (thank you Rockman Complete Works :V )

I've marked the attacks to indicate how much I know them:

White means I've personally seen the attack and confirmed its true name,
Yellow if I haven't yet confirmed the name but have a preety good idea of what the attack does,
Cyan if I've confirmed the name only through the Anime (this includes the episode summaries I've read in REO updates and here in the fourms ^_^ I've only watched until EXE 40 and the restare video clips), and
Red when I have completely no idea. Confused

I'm also going to revive the "default attacks" issue - that was the whole point of this thread. I've underlined the attacks which I feel are their signature attacks. If there's no underline then it's either I can't decide what the default attack is, the default attack is the one with the same name as the navi's classic counterpart, I know too little of the Navi's attacks to determine the default attack, or I've forgotten how the Navi fights :]

Of course, if a colored attack name is underlined then I'm not 100% sure on that. -_-;

Blues: Blues Sword (ブルース·ソード), Delta Ray Edge (デルタ·レイ·エッジ)
Roll: Heart Flash (ハート·フラッシュ), Heart Slash (ハート·スラッシュ), Roll Arrow (ロール·アロー)

CutMan: Cut Boomerang (カット·ブメラング)
GutsMan: Guts Hammer (ガッツ·ハンマー), Guts Punch (ガッツ·パンチ)
IceMan: Freeze Bomb (フリズ·ボム), Ice Cube (アイス·キューブ)
BombMan: Bakudan* Shoot (爆弾シュート)
FireMan: Fire Arm (ファイア·アーム)
ElecMan: Rakurai* (落雷), Hashira* No Denppu* (柱の伝集)、Lightning Blast (ライトニング·ブラスト)

MetalMan: Metal Fist (メタル·フィスト), Metal Missile (メタル·ミサイル), Metal Gear (メタル·ギア)
AirMan: Air Bomber (エア·ボンバー), Tornado (トルネード)
BubbleMan: Bubble Parade (バブル·パレード), Aqua Shoot (アクア·シュート), Sakana* Missile (魚ミサイル)
QuickMan: V Sword (Vソード)
FlashMan: Neon Light (ネオン·ライト), Flash Light (フラッシュ·ライト), Spark Palm (スパーク·パーム)
HeatMan: Grand Burner (グランド·バーナー) Heat Stomp (ヒート·ストムプ)
WoodMan: Death Forest (デス·フォレスト), Tanedeppou (タネデッポウ)

NeedleMan: Clear Needle (クリア·ニードル)
MagnetMan: NS Tackle (NSタックル)、[spoil:8352f5e861]マグネット·バリア[/spoil:8352f5e861]
SnakeMan: Snake Bite (スネーク·バイト) Snake Arrow (スネーキ·アロー)
SparkMan: Spark Wave (スパーク·ウェーブ), Spark Ball (スパーク·ボール)
ShadowMan: [spoil:8352f5e861]ブンシンギリ、闇討ち[/spoil:8352f5e861]、Kagebunshin* (影分身)、Shuriken (シュリケン)、Bakuen* (漠炎)

BrightMan: Plug Lariat (プラグ·ラリャット), Bright Beam (ブライト·ビーム), Remote Plug (レモート·プラグ)
PharaohMan: Coffin Laser (コヒーン·レーザー)
DrillMan: Drill Drive (ドリル·ドライブ), Triple Hole (トリポル·ホール), Panel Crusher (パネル·クラッシャー), Gareki* (瓦礫 )
ToadMan: Kaeru Punch* (蛙パンチ), [spoil:8352f5e861]トード·リサイタル[/spoil:8352f5e861], Shocking Melody (ショッキング·メロディ), [spoil:8352f5e861]元気出るメロディ[/spoil:8352f5e861]
SkullMan: Bone Stalker (ボーン·ストーカー), Onibi* (鬼火), Sharekoube (シャレコウベ)

GravityMan: GravityDrive (グラビティ·ドライブ)
StoneMan: Stone Laser (ストン·レーザー), Stone Change (ストン·チェンジ)
[spoil:8352f5e861]ジャイロマン: プロペラー·ブレード、トルネード·アーム、G·イア·フォース、爆撃リベレート[/spoil:8352f5e861]
StarMan: Shining** Meteor (キラキラ·メテオ)、Star Arrow (スター·アロー)
NapalmMan: Fire Bomb (ファイア·ボム), Vulcan Arm (バルカン·アーム)

[spoil:8352f5e861]ブリザードマン: スノー·ボール[/spoil:8352f5e861]
FlameMan: Flame Breath (フレーム·ブレス)、Chaos Flame (カオス·フレーム)
KnightMan: Kingdom Crusher (キングダム·クラッシャー), Broken Wall (ブロケン·ウォール), Royal Wrecking Ball (ロイヤル·レッキング·ボール)
PlantMan: Plant Weed (プラント·ウィード)、 Rose Needle (ロース·ニードル)
[spoil:8352f5e861]トマホークマン: トマホーク·スイング[/spoil:8352f5e861]
WindMan: Sparow Strike (スパローストライク), Propeller Bomb (プロペラー·ボム), Toppuu (トップウ)、Suikomi (スイコミ)
***吸いこみ、吸込み、吸い込み***
***すい込み***

[spoil:8352f5e861]クラウドマン: ダーク·クラウド[/spoil:8352f5e861]
JunkMan: Junk Cube (ジャンク·キューブ), Junk Press (ジャンク·プレス), Bolt Missile (ボルト·ミサイル)
FreezeMan: Tsurara* Fall (氷柱フォール)、Ice Tower (アイス·タワー)
ShadeMan: Crush Noise (クラッシュ·ノイズ)
TurboMan: Turbo Wheel (ターボ·ウィール)

SwordMan: Three-point Attack (スリー·ポイント·アタック), Great Sword (グレトー·ソード), Sword Press (ソード·プレス), Sonic Blade (ソニック·ブレード)
SearchMan: Scope Gun (スコープ·ガン), Search Bomb (サーチ·ボム), [spoil:8352f5e861]サテライト·レイ[/spoil:8352f5e861]
AquaMan: Aqua Hose (アクア·ホース)

ColdMan: Ice Shoot (アイス·シュート), Iceberg Press (アイスバーグ·プレス), White Mist (ホワイト·ミスト)
BurnerMan: Strike Burner (ストライク·バーナー), Heat Chaser (ヒート·チェーサー), Burning Jet (バーニング·ジェット)
MagicMan: Magic Fire (マジック·ファイア)、Virus Shoukan* (ウイルス召喚)

NumberMan: Dice** Bomb (サイコロ·ボム), ナンバー·トラップ
ColoredMan: Tama* (玉), Double Tower (ダブル·タワー)
SharkMan: Hire* (鰭)

GateMan: Gate Cannon (ゲート·キャノン), Gate Soldier (ゲート·ソルヂャー), Remote Gate (レモート·ゲート)
ThunderMan: Thunder Bolt (サンダー·ボルト), Houden* (放電)
PlanetMan: Inseki* (隕石)

BeastMan: Beast Ray (ビスト·レイ), Wild Rush (ワイルド·ラッシュ)
DesertMan: Lion Head (ライオン·ヘッド), Arijigoku* (蟻地獄)
KingMan: Checkmate Burst (チェックメート·バースト)
BowlMan: Gatling Pin (ガトリング·ピン), Tower Bowl (タワー·ボウル), Bowling Bomber (ボウリング·ボンバー)
MistMan: Majin Tackle (マジン·タックル), Misty Poison (ミスティ·ポイゾン)
***なくり、きり***

Ring: Ring Rang (リング·ラング)

[spoil:8352f5e861]メディ:
ヒーリーング·パルス
メディ·カプセル
カプセル·ボム[/spoil:8352f5e861]

[spoil:8352f5e861]カーネル:
スクリーン·ディバイド
カーネル·キャノン
カーネル·セーバ
カーネル·アーミ
クロス·ディバイド[/spoil:8352f5e861]

Forte:
Forte Buster (フォルテ·バスター)
[spoil:8352f5e861]アース·ブレイカー
ダークネス·オーバーロード
シューチング·バスター
ヘルス·ローリング[/spoil:8352f5e861]

Serenade (セレネード): Holy Shock (ホーリー·ショック), Saint Light (セイント·ライト)

Aplha (アルファ): Omega Rocket (オメガ·ロッケト)

Duo (デュオ):
[spoil:8352f5e861]ジャスティス·ワン
ギガント·フック
メテオ·ナックル[/spoil:8352f5e861]

*Bakudan (爆弾) - bomb
*Rakurai (落雷) - thunderbolt
*Hashira (柱) - pillar
*Denppu (伝集) - transmission collection
*Sakana (魚) - fish
*Kagebunshin (影分身) - shadow clone
*Bakuen (漠炎) - vague/wide flame
*Gareki (瓦礫) - trash
*Kaeru (蛙) - frog
*Onibi (鬼火) - ogre fire
*Tsurara (氷柱) - icicle
*Shoukan (召喚) - summons
*Tama (玉) - ball
*Hire (鰭) - fin (that's why I didn't include Fin Cutter)
*Houden (放電) - discharge
*Inseki (隕石) - meteorite
*Arijigoku (蟻地獄) - ant hell

**Shining - Kirakira (キラキラ)
**Die (forgot if it's the singular/plural form of Dice Confused

) - Saikoro (サイコロ)

***Three of the kanji for Suikomi have exactly the same meaning, while the other one is somehow related

吸いこみ - sucking
吸込み - sucking
吸い込み - sucking

すい込み - inhaling being packed

NOTE: I used AltaVista's online dictionary to translate the some of kanas

If anybody can enlighten me on the attacks, please do so. And if you see some attacks that aren't listed here, feel free to tell me but please write it's kana.
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Zan · Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 1:13 pm Post subject:

KymeraDS · Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 1:33 pm Post subject:

Is it now? He he... I'm still in the middle of replaying EXE1 - still have EXE2-3 to go through. I'm looking for any attacks that might have been written in kana but were renamed in the English version.
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DrkXFuZion · Posted: Sat May 28, 2005 12:16 am Post subject:

Hmmm, so my guess is that not much has been found for Medi, Tomahawkman, Colonel's cape toss attack, [spoil:cc9ee1ab77]Blizzardman, Cloudman, Cosmoman, Footman, and Swallowman[/spoil:cc9ee1ab77] at the moment??? Sad

*goes off looking for possible attack names in the game dialogue.*
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JunkmanSP · Colonel of Junking up Joined: 14 Mar 2005 Posts: 656

Don't Kana-fy made up or american attack names, that's as bad as Dr.K's made up attack list.

Ring Rang is Ring Boomerang in the Japanese version.

same as Ringman's attack.

Lightning Blast is Lightning Blaze.

Stone Change is an anime attack, those should be left out as well.

Boulder and Laser are his only moves.

Frankly, I don't see the point of putting the Japanese next to the attack names other than trying to look cool/intelligent, there really was no point behind it.

Windman doesn't have an attack called "Sparow Strike" "Bird Crash" how ever...

What happened to the rest of Shademan's attacks?
Why are you writing in kanji attacks that are usually written in Katakana?
Coffin Laser is かんおけレーザー. Kaeru Punch is written in Katakana and has an exclamation point. Toad Recital is a made up name...
Again even putting "Spoiller" attack names in Japanese but not english was pointless as many people here can't read it, and alot of them are still made up.
Satelite Ray isn't a spoiler as it's in EXE 4.
Tama is never written as "tama" it's always been "Ball"バール Double Tower isn't a reall attack, he uses Flame and Aqua Tower seperately.
Hire is written in katakana
Checkmate Burst is a made up name...

Again with the "spoilered" Japanese names hardly anyone can read...
Forte's attacks are already well known, so spoiler was pointless yet again...

Same with Duo. not to mention you got his attacks wrong.
By the way, not translating attacks the way they're normally translated for the english version on purpose is dumb.
Edit: You spelled Serenade wrong in katakana, and got Proto's attack wrong.
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KymeraDS · Posted: Sat May 28, 2005 11:36 am Post subject:

Knowing the Japanese attack names is one of my ways of showing my fandom to Rockman, not to mention that I can't completely trust names in the BN version.

I'm quite positive that Checkmate Burst, Lightning Blast, Double Tower, and Sparrow Strike are attacks, but I have only confirmed them on the anime. KingMan's attack was said by Kero on the episode that Netto and Torakichi fought. I think it was when viruses invaded NetCity and the Navis cannot use battle chips that ElecMan and ColoredMan said their attacks. As for Sparrow Strike, it's the one Wind Soul Rockman used to make NeedleMan plug out. I was actually not sure whether it's Sparrow or Swallow, but then I chose Sparrow after I saw the latest Navi contest winners.

Again, I'm replaying the EXE series. I've just started EXE3, and I have seen attacks that are supposed to be written in katakana instead of kanji. I was planning to correct after I finish replaying. I really want to finish it as fast as I can, because I can't remember anyone named Proto in the EXE3.

I know that most of the kanas are wrong (not to mention the attacks themselves), so that's why I'm asking for your help. This is just V1, after all.

And until new evidence says otherwise, I'll stick to the attack names I got from EXE5 for Duo and the others. Those three chips do resemble some of Duo's attacks from EXE4.

As for the spoiler part, I'm just playing it safe (Announcement: Label Spoilers - Or Risk Being Banned! We're serious!)

Anyway, thanks for clearing up some confusions here. I'll be sure to correct them in V2. And please forgive me for being "pointless" and "dumb" - I'm only a Navi -.-
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Raijin · Posted: Sat May 28, 2005 1:09 pm Post subject:

JunkmanSP · Colonel of Junking up Joined: 14 Mar 2005 Posts: 656

But he doesn't do it in Battle, it's not really an attack anyway....
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**Sketch** · Posted: Sat May 28, 2005 4:34 pm Post subject:

It's "Checkmate" no burst. Just Checkmate.

"Bird Crash" is Windman's bird-based attack.
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Yeah it's a shame I already said that.
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**Sketch** · Posted: Sat May 28, 2005 4:41 pm Post subject:

DrkXFuZion · Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2005 11:41 pm Post subject:

Dunno if you still want these but a friend of mine has just returned from Japan and he has these attack names for all the EXE5 navis from two EXE5 guides. I'll give a very brief and undetailed description that should give you an idea which attack the name refers to:

[spoil:5808ef044b]Blizzardman:
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-Snow Rolling : A snowball down your row
-Blizzard Breath: The breath attack that creates ice panels.
-Rolling Slider: Navi Chip attack where Blizzardman himself rolls down the row.

Shademan:
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-Red Wing: Forms into bats and attacks.
-Black Hand: Melee attack with claws.
-Crush Noise: Ultrasonic attack.
-Shade Drain: slow HP drain.

Cloudman:
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-Many Cloud: The clouds which he uses to defend himself.
-Goro Thunder: Storm Clouds shoot lightning balls I believe....not too sure.
-Cross Spark: Storm Clouds strike in a cross fashion
-Elec Storm: Cloudman becomes a giant Dark Cloud.

Cosmoman:
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-Cosmo Buster: Launches the larger ringed orbs down rows.
-Cosmo Planet: Cosmoman's answer to Bowlman's Gatling Pin.
-Cosmo Ring: Cosmoman's Ring attack.
-Cosmo Gate: The UFO/gate appears and fires comets.

Swallowman:
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-Swallow Cutter: The dove projectiles that act like boomerangs.
-Air Dive: Simple Lunge attack
-Swallow Drive: Move where he dances around the enemy area as a bird.

Footman:
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-Hell Tackle: Similar to Moko Rush.
-Bound Throw: Tosses a football into the enemy area.
-Magnum Kick: Footman punts the ball into the enemy area.
-Death Touchdown: exactly what it sounds like. Field goal appears and Footman rushes for it.

Magnetman:
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-Mag Missile: Magnet projectile that acts like Ratton.
-Mag Ball: Electromagnetic ball tracks enemy movement.
-NS Tackle: Two Magnetmen tackle from two sides.
-Magnet Field: Attack where he holds Rockman in place.

Knightman:
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-Royal Wrecking Ball: Mace strikes panels adjecent to Knightman.
-Kingdom Crusher: Mace is fired down the row
-Broken Wall: Mace is fired up and rocks rain from above.

Gyroman:
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-Gyro Cutter: Propellar attack. (called Propellar Cutter in the anime)
-Gyro Air Force: Bombing attack in Gyro Form
-Gyro Counter: Vulcan counterattack in Gyro Form
-Tornado Arm: 3 panel range tornado

Shadowman:
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-Bakuen: Fire Jitsu attack
-KageBunshin: Copies of Shadowman are formed.
-Yamiuchi: Shadowman attacks from behind with a sword attack.
-Bunshin Giri: Copies cut the enemy.
-Kawarimi Shuriken (that's how it's listed): Shuriken are tossed at the enemy.

Napalmman:
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-Vulcan Arm: Gun Turrets
-Fire Bomb: Cross explosion bombs.
-Napalm Bomb: Larger bomb attack.

Tomahawkman:
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-Tomahawk Swing: Dreamsword-like attack.
-Tomahawk Air Raid: Boomerang-like attack.
-Totem: Totem either attacks, heals, or grants invincibility.
-Tomahawk Rolling: Tomahawkman attacks with an energy impact attack.

Searchman:
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-Kougaku Meisai: Invisiblity
-Scope Gun: Homing sniper rifle attack.
-Satelite Ray: Satelite Laser tracks enemies and fires on targetted panel.
-Search Grenade: Rolls grenades into enemy area.

Numberman:
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-Number Trap: Stealth mine in enemy area either triggers a falling "kokuban keshi" or creates a Count Bomb.
-Cycle Bomb: Dice bomb explodes according to number on the die.
-Number Ruler: Fires off triangular projectile
-Number Ball: Sends balls with set endurance down the row.

Meddy:
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-Meddy Capsule (Red): Powerful Capsule Bomb
-Meddy Capsule (insert color here): Capsule Bomb with special effect depending on color.
-Healing Ball: Ball travels down row and steals HP on contact.
-Chemical Flash (the kana is "Kemikaru Furashi"): Red and Blue capsules appear and react with one another resulting in an explosion.

Toadman:
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-Kaeru Punch!!!: Frogarm punch to the enemy.
-Kerokero Frog: Frog projectile hops around the enemy area creating ocean panels.
-Shocking Melody: Musical note stuns enemies.

Blues:
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-WideSword: Sword attack that can span three rows.
-FighterSword: 3 panel long sword attack.
-Shadow Slash: Dark copy appears on his side of the field and attacks with one of the above attacks.
-Dark Edge: Shadow appears ahead of Blues and slashes with a Dreamsword attack. Acts a bit like Fumikomizan.
-Delta Ray Edge: Can hit up to 3 times for a giga chip attack to form a triangle.

Colonel:
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-Screen Divide: Colonel uses sword to create slashes in mid air a few spaces foward.
-Colonel Cannon: Acts like Senshahou where the enemy is either pushed back of the entire back column is hit if shot misses an enemy.
-Colonel Army: Soldier Drones attack from Stonecubes.
-Blind Rain Shower: Colonel tosses cape and follows up with a sword hit combination.

And Forte has a new move where he does the same animation for Darkness Overload except it takes less time to use than Aerial Darkness Overload, is 2x2 and is not limited to the back two rows. It's only used by Forte SP and it's called Chaos Nightmare.[/spoil:5808ef044b]

I think that's all of them. I'll need to ask to make sure.
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**Sketch** · Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2005 6:32 am Post subject:

[spoil:1e5e8bb6f6]Blizzardman uses "Snow Rolling" for his Navi Chip. If the snowball goes over anything the ball gets bigger.[/spoil:1e5e8bb6f6]
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DrkXFuZion · Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2005 11:11 am Post subject:

*checks again before banging head on desk*

Ack, I knew that Razz

...so do you guys think the names sounds right? Well, both guides said the same thing so I'm gonna trust them.
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