MMBN ProtoManEXE and ColonelEXE in Medabots S

Medabots S MMBN Crossover Wave 2 Will Add ProtoMan and Colonel

Medabots S will have more crossover content from Mega Man Battle Network. Imagineer revealed the second collaboration event with Capcom’s franchise that will go live in the mobile game on October 13, 2022. It will add four new Medabots designed after NetNavis from the MMBN series.

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ProtoMan.EXE, who is alternatively known in Japan as Blues.EXE, will have a Medabots counterpart named SwordBlues. Likewise, the Battle Network 5 debutant Colonel.EXE will become LeaderColonel. GutsMan.EXE will also appear as GutsForce. The extended roster will wrap up with Uranade, a Medabots version of Serenade.EXE, the boss of Battle Network 3‘s Secret Area.

Medabots S MMBN crossover wave 2

The first MMBN crossover content for Medabots S appeared in August 2021. The event added Medabots version of MegaMan.EXE, Roll.EXE, and Bass.EXE, which Imagineer named as RockTrans, HeartRoll, and Fortate, respectively. Players who missed the three units previously will have another chance to obtain them in this time-limited event.

Medabots S is available on iOS and Android devices in Japan. The second wave of Mega Man Battle Network crossover content will appear in the mobile game on October 13, 2022. In its press release, Imagineer noted that it will add the new content to help promote Capcom’s upcoming release of Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC in 2023.


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