Mega Man Zero locations

Locations from the Mega Man Zero series:

Area Zero
Area Zero (エリアゼロ) is a local from Mega Man Zero 4 where the space colony Eurasia fell years ago (Mega Man X5), and nature became abundant. A caravan moved from Neo Arcadia to Area Zero to escape from Weil, and a mobile unit from the Resistance is stationed outside the area for protection. After Neo Arcadia's destruction by the Ragnarok, most of its population moved to Area Zero.

Cyberspace
Cyberspace (サイバー空間) is a "location" from Mega Man Zero 3. Zero returns to Cyberspace in one stage of Mega Man Zero 4, where he fights against the protection program that was prohibiting teleporter access to Ragnarok.

Neo Arcadia
Neo Arcadia (ネオ・アルカディア) is both the metropolis and government that much of the activities in the Mega Man Zero series takes place in. The latter is the main antagonistic force throughout the Zero series. Neo Arcadia was created by X a century before the first Mega Man Zero game, and is ruled by him along with the Four Guardians and the Eight Gentle Judges. Neo Arcadia was considered a utopia, but after X dissappears to seal the Dark Elf, a copy of him was created by Ciel to take his place without the knowledge of the population. When Neo Arcadia falls in a energy crisis, Copy X decides to dispose of several Reploids by judging then as Mavericks for the good of mankind, avoiding large energy consumption. Innocent Reploids labeled as Mavericks, and the scientist who created Copy X herself, formed a Resistance to fight against him, and he is defeated by Zero in the first game. His death is not revealed to the public, and Sage Harpuia secretly rules Neo Arcadia during Mega Man Zero 2.

Dr. Weil revived Copy X in Mega Man Zero 3 and brainwashed the Eight Gentle Judges. Copy X returns to his post, and makes Weil second in command, demoting the Four Guardians. Copy X died during a fight against Zero, when a trap set by Weil in his body exploded. Weil had his death planned from the beginning to take his place as ruler of Neo Arcadia, by using Ordinance #8. His tyranny affects not only Reploids, but also humans, as any who opposes him is considered a Maverick and will be disposed. In Mega Man Zero 4, a caravan escapes from Neo Arcadia to Area Zero, in hopes to live peacefully, but Weil decides to use a space cannon, Ragnarok, to destroy everything outside Neo Arcadia, leaving no place to hide and escape from him. Craft attempts to kill Weil by using the Ragnarok against him in Neo Arcadia. Zero was able to defeat Craft, but not before destroying most of Neo Arcadia and claiming over 20,000,000 victims. Weil survived the Ragnarok's laser and went to Ragnarok after Craft's death. When he was ready to destroy Area Zero, Zero fought against him in the Ragnarok. Weil supposedly died in Ragnarok's destruction (he returns as Biometal W in Mega Man ZX), whileas Zero was MIA. Neo Arcadia had no ruler after this, and the population started to move to Area Zero.

In the Rockman Zero manga, Neo Arcadia is ruled by Cial (Ciel's older sister) and the Four Guardians, which where created by her. This version of Neo Arcadia is more strict then the games, which is visible in the first story when Fefnir hurts a old human to locate a Reploid.

Ragnarok
Ragnarok (ラグナロク) is a satellite cannon from Mega Man Zero 4 that Dr. Weil attempted to use to destroy Area Zero and turn every place outside Neo Arcadia into wasteland. This would have left all under his control in Neo Arcadia without a place to escape from him.

On December 16, Craft used Ragnarok in an attempt to kill Weil in Neo Arcadia, destroying the tower Weil was in and causing over 20,000,000 casualties. After Craft's death, it's shown that Weil survived. He attempts to use Ragnarok again on Area Zero. However, this attempt was sabotaged when Zero fought and defeated Dr. Weil, who fused with the station's core to battle him, in the process of destroying the station. Zero perishes/disappears in the explosion, thus ending the Mega Man Zero series.

Ragnarok as well as Weil serve as main 'enemy' as Biometal Model W in Mega Man ZX and its sequel, ZX Advent. In the latter, all of the fragments of Model W merge together to create Ouroboros, which bears a striking resemblance to Ragnarok.

Specifications:
 * Model number: RF-SX12
 * Height: 72.4m (conventional)
 * Width: 231m
 * Maximum range: 900-1800km
 * Maximum output: 30Mw
 * Main armament: (incomplete translation) One Energen ? plasma beam, eight free electron lasers, and two ?.

Resistance Base
Resistance Base (レジスタンスベース) is the base of the Resistance. In the first Mega Man Zero, the base has the appearance of an old building set underground. After the damage done by Neo Arcadia and Hanumachine in the first game, the Resistance moved to another base in Mega Man Zero 2, which is more detailed and organized compared to the previous base, having two towers equipped with cannons, a command room, and a harbor.

Resistance Trailer
The Resistance Trailer is a mobile unit of the Resistance, constructed by Ciel so that a part of the organization can move to wherever they're needed. At the beginning of Mega Man Zero 4, the trailer intercepts a Caravan, and they protect it from the forces of Dr. Weil trying to bring back the humans. After that, the trailer follows the Caravan to Area Zero, where they spend the rest of the game protecting the area and its populace from Operation Ragnarok.

The Trailer comprises of two connected, hi-tech box-like trucks, with each having two rooms. The first consists of the Command Center, occupied by Ciel and Rouge, and the second is Cerveau's lab. The second truck mainly consists of two bedrooms, one occupied by Alouette and another by Hirondelle; however, there's a computer in Alouette's room that can help Zero upgrade his Cyber-elf.

Yggdrasil
Yggdrasil (ユグドラシル) is the sanctum where the original X sealed the Dark Elf. Zero fights against Elpizo in this local in the end of Mega Man Zero 2.