MegaMan NT Warrior Axess

MegaMan NT Warrior Axess, known as Rockman.EXE Axess in Japan, is the continuation of the MegaMan NT Warrior anime series. It borrows elements from Mega Man Battle Network 3 and Mega Man Battle Network 4, but has its own story. Lan Hikari and his friends fight against Nebula and the Darkloids.

It takes place a few months after MegaMan NT Warrior. SciLab is trying to find a way to create Cross Fusion but are unsuccessful. Then a dimensional area generator appears and traps SciLab in a Dimensional Area. ShadeMan.EXE and BeastMan.EXE steal the Synchro Chips, but the two remain and Lan Cross Fuses with MegaMan.EXE to fight off BeastMan.EXE. He becomes a NetSavior and fights to get rid of the Dark Chips and Nebula.

Lan and MegaMan are initially the only ones who can Cross Fuse, but later Chaud Blaze and ProtoMan.EXE gain the ability to Cross Fuse too.

Nebula and the Darkloids are the primary villains in this series. The Darkloids work for Nebula like mercenaries for Dark Chips in the game but Dr. Regal intends for the Dark Chips to errode the Darkloids, getting rid of them once they're not useful.

In this series MegaMan can combine his power with another NetNavi by using Double Soul, and after that Lan gets a new chip with the symbol of that NetNavi, allowing his to use the form. These Double Souls are the same ones obtained in MegaMan Battle Network 4.

Music

 * Opening Theme: "二つの未来 (Futatsu no Mirai; Two Futures)" by Michihiro Kuroda


 * Ending Theme: "光とどく場所 (Hikari to doku Basho; The Place Where Light Reaches)" by Kumiko Higa & Akiko Kimura

Season Characters
New characters.

Heroes

 * Tamako
 * MetalMan.EXE (HeavyMetalMan)
 * Shuko Kido
 * AquaMan.EXE (SpoutMan)
 * Laika
 * SearchMan.EXE
 * Anetta
 * Silk
 * Commissioner Kifune (Keifer)
 * Manabe (Manuela)
 * Misaki Gorou (Misaki)
 * Prisman (PrismMan)
 * Ran Igarashi
 * WindMan.EXE
 * Tensuke
 * TopMan.EXE
 * Kosuke
 * MistMan.EXE
 * JunkMan.EXE
 * Shuuseki Ijuuin

Villains

 * ShadeMan.EXE
 * BeastMan.EXE
 * BubbleMan.EXE
 * FlashMan.EXE
 * BowlMan.EXE
 * PlantMan.EXE
 * BurnerMan.EXE
 * Yuriko Oozono (Ms. Yuri)
 * NeedleMan.EXE
 * DesertMan.EXE
 * VideoMan.EXE
 * GravityMan.EXE
 * SparkMan.EXE
 * ColdMan.EXE
 * SwordMan.EXE
 * BrightMan.EXE
 * StarMan.EXE
 * Allegro
 * Dr. Regal
 * LaserMan.EXE

List of episodes

 * 1) Cross Fusion!
 * 2) NetCity No More!
 * 3) Bubble Trouble!
 * 4) DoubleSoul!
 * 5) Metal Hot Spring! Ow It's Hot!
 * 6) The Most Dangerous Ball Game!
 * 7) Electric Flower Garden!
 * 8) Friendship in the Mirror!
 * 9) Dekao Returns!
 * 10) The Dark Chip Menace!
 * 11) Beat the Safecracker!
 * 12) The Steel Sniper
 * 13) Cross Fusion Terminated!
 * 14) The Stolen Princess!
 * 15) Incredible Guts!
 * 16) It's All How You Look at It!
 * 17) The Assaulting BeastMan!
 * 18) The Man Who Came from Sharro
 * 19) Search Soul!
 * 20) Hand Over the Dark Chips!
 * 21) ShadeMan's Ambition
 * 22) BubbleMan's Great Friend Strategy
 * 23) Terrible Super Energy
 * 24) Red Hot Magma Fight
 * 25) Videoman, Reloaded
 * 26) Memory of the Blue Flame
 * 27) Decisive Battle! Nebula Base
 * 28) Shaking Heart
 * 29) Enzan VS Blues
 * 30) Love Love Aquaman
 * 31) Object J From the Satellite
 * 32) Revival! Commander Beef
 * 33) Cross Fusion
 * 34) Wanted: PrismMan
 * 35) Nebula's Great Invasion!
 * 36) Completion! New Style PET!
 * 37) Mysterious Masked Navi
 * 38) Flying to Shiisaa Island
 * 39) Go to Hell by Train?!
 * 40) Heroes of the Bowels of the Earth
 * 41) Allegro
 * 42) Meiru's First Date
 * 43) Top and Grandchild
 * 44) Fear of Summer Vacation
 * 45) Rush Runs Away
 * 46) Net Police Great Battle!
 * 47) A Message from Outer Space
 * 48) Mariko and Yuriko
 * 49) Farewell Blues
 * 50) Battle of Dark Vs. Dark
 * 51) Dr. Regal’s Rampage

DVD release
Despite having been dubbed to completion, MegaMan NT Warrior Axess did receive any home media releases, though the Japanese version was released in 17 volumes of 2-3 episodes each between 2004 and 2005.