Sword (ソード, Sōdo) is a type of Battle Chip that appeared in all games from the Mega Man Battle Network series, and are classified as an element in some games from the series. When used by an Operator, Sword Battle Chips enable the operator's NetNavi to transform their arm into an energy sword and use it as a weapon. Swords usually have high attack power but low range.

There are also some NetNavis that are capable of using swords without the use of any sword chips, such as ProtoMan and Colonel. In Mega Man Battle Network 4 and 5, Sword-type Battle Chips can be sacrificed to use Proto Soul.

They also appeared with a few differences as Sword Battle Cards in the Mega Man Star Force series.

Sword Battle Chips[]

Sword[]

Sword, known as Cyber Sword in the MegaMan NT Warrior anime, is a standard Battle Chip that is available from the beginning in the very first folder in each game. They can be found in the net and bought in shops, or dropped by Swordies. Sword deals 80 non-elemental Sword-attributed damage, hitting the square immediately in front of the player.

Sword

• ID: Standard Chip 23 (MMBN2) / 31 (MMBN3) / 51 (MMBN5) / 70 (MMBN6)
• Description:
  • MMBN2: Cut enemy in front! Range is 1
  • MMBN3-6: Cuts enmy in front! Range: 1
• Element: None (MMBN1-3) / Sword (MMBN5-6)
• Damage: 80
• Rarity: *
• Code(s): H, L, S, *
• Memory: 12 MB (MMBN2) / 10 MB (MMBN3) / 9 MB (MMBN5) / 8 MB (MMBN6)

Wide Sword[]

Wide Sword (ワイドソード, Waido Sōdo, "WideSwrd") is a sword Battle Chip that hits one column ahead and damages the entire column if the player is in the center. It appears in the first folder of most games.

• ID: Standard Chip 24 (MMBN2) / 32 (MMBN3) / 52 (MMBN5) / 71 (MMBN6)
• Description:
  • MMBN2: Cut enemy in front! Range is 3
  • MMBN3-6: Cuts enmy in front! Range: 3
• Element: None (MMBN1-3) / Sword (MMBN5-6)
• Damage: 80
• Rarity: * (MMBN2) / ** (MMBN3, 5-6)
• Code(s): H, L, S, *
• Memory: 16 MB (MMBN2-3, 5) / 12 MB (MMBN6)

Long Sword[]

Long Sword (ロングソード, Rongu Sōdo, "LongSwrd") is a sword Battle Chip which attack hits two squares ahead. It is usually found in the early areas of the game. The Swordy virus drops it.

• ID: Standard Chip 25 (MMBN2) / 33 (MMBN3) / 53 (MMBN5) / 72 (MMBN6)
• Description:
  • MMBN2: Cut enemy in front! Range is 2
  • MMBN3-6: Cuts enmy in front! Range: 2
• Element: None / Sword (MMBN5-6)
• Damage: 80 (MMBN1-5)/100 (MMBN 6)
• Rarity: ** (MMBN2) / *** (MMBN3, 5-6)
• Code(s): E, S, L (MMBN?)
• Memory: 22 MB (MMBN2) / 24 MB (MMBN3) / 25 MB (MMBN6)

Wide Blade[]

Wide Blade (ワイドブレード, Waido Burēdo, "WideBlde") is a powered-up version of Wide Sword, introduced in BN4 onwards.

• ID: Standard Chip 54 (MMBN5) / 73 (MMBN6)
• Description: Cuts enmy in front! Range: 3
• Element: Sword
• Damage: 150
• Rarity: ****
• Code(s): W, R, B
• Memory: 38 MB (MMBN6)

Long Blade[]

Long Blade (ロングブレード, Rongu Burēdo, "LongBlde") is a powered-up version of Long Sword, introduced in BN4 onwards.

• ID: Standard Chip 55 (MMBN5) / 74 (MMBN6)
• Description: Cuts enmy in front! Range: 2
• Element: Sword
• Damage: 150
• Rarity: ****
• Code(s): V, M, B
• Memory: 38 MB (MMBN6)

Break Sword[]

Break Sword (ブレイクソード, Bureiku Sōdo) is a sword Battle Chip from Rockman.EXE Legend of Network that can break guards.

• ID: 72
• Description: Slash the enemy in front of you! Break 3 vertical squares!
  (目の前の敵を斬りつける！���３マスをブレイク！)
• Element: Sword
• Damage: 100
• Code(s): A, G

Break Blade[]

Break Blade (ブレイクブレード, Bureiku Burēdo) is a blade Battle Chip from Rockman.EXE Legend of Network that can break guards.

• ID: 73
• Description: Slash the enemy in front of you! Break 2 horizontal squares!
  (目の前の敵を斬りつける！横２マスをブレイク！)
• Element: Sword
• Damage: 150
• Code(s): G, J, U

Fire Sword[]

Fire Sword ("FireSwrd"), known as Flame Sword (フレイムソード, Fureimu Sōdo) in Japan, is a fire sword chip dropped by Swordy2. It hits a 3-panel wide area similar to Wide Sword.

• ID: 26 (MMBN2) / Standard Chip 34 (MMBN3) / 75 (MMBN6)
• Description:
  • MMBN2: Flame sword cuts 3 vertical
  • MMBN3: Fire: Cuts fwd 3 squares
  • MMBN6: Cut enmy 3sq fwrd w/fire!
• Element: Fire
• Damage: 100 (MMBN2) / 130 (MMBN3) / 140 (MMBN6)
• Rarity: ** (MMBN2) / *** (MMBN3) / ** (MMBN6)
• Code(s): F, O, Z
• Memory: 24 MB (MMBN2) / 20 MB (MMBN3) / 30 MB (MMBN6)

Aqua Sword[]

Aqua Sword (アクアソード, Akua Sōdo, "AquaSwrd") is a water sword chip dropped by Swordy3. It hits a 3-panel wide area similar to Wide Sword.

• ID: 27 (MMBN2) / Standard Chip 35 (MMBN3) / 76 (MMBN6)
• Description:
  • MMBN2: Water sword cuts 3 vertical
  • MMBN3: Water: Cuts fwd 3 squares
  • MMBN6: Cut enmy 3sq fwrd w/aqua!
• Element: Aqua
• Damage: 100 (MMBN2) / 150 (MMBN3) / 160 (MMBN6)
• Rarity: ** (MMBN2) / *** (MMBN3, 6)
• Code(s): A . I, Y
• Memory: 26 MB (MMBN2) / 25 MB (MMBN3) / 32 MB (MMBN6)

Elec Sword[]

Elec Sword (エレキソード, Ereki Sōdo, "ElecSwrd"), known as Electro Sword in the MegaMan NT Warrior anime, is an electric sword chip that isn't dropped by viruses. It hits a 3-panel wide area similar to Wide Sword, and any enemy hit by Elec Sword will be paralyzed.

• ID: Standard Chip 28 (MMBN2) / 36 (MMBN3) / 77 (MMBN6)
• Description:
  • MMBN2: Electric sword cuts 3 vertical
  • MMBN3: Elec: Cuts fwd 3 squares
  • MMBN6: Cut enmy 3sq fwrd w/elec!
• Element: Elec
• Damage: 100 (MMBN2) / 130 (MMBN3) / 120 (MMBN6)
• Rarity: ***
• Code(s): E, K, N
• Memory: 28 MB (MMBN2) / 23 MB (MMBN3) / 35 MB (MMBN6)

Bamboo Sword[]

Bamboo Sword (バンブーソード, Banbū Sōdo, "BambSwrd") is a wood sword chip that isn't dropped by viruses, introduced in BN3. It hits a 3-panel wide area similar to Wide Sword.

• ID: Standard Chip 37 (MMBN3) / 78 (MMBN6)
• Description:
  • MMBN3: Wood: Cuts fwd 3 squares
  • MMBN6: Cut enmy 3sq fwrd w/wood!
• Element: Wood
• Damage: 140 (MMBN3) / 150 (MMBN6)
• Rarity: ***
• Code(s): H, S, W
• Memory: 18 MB (MMBN3) / 34 MB (MMBN6)

Wind Racket[]

Wind Racket ("WindRack"), known as Fujin Racket (フウジンラケット, Fuujin Raketto) in Japan, a wind Battle Chip that acts like a Wide Sword, with the addition of blowing away enemies with wind. This is not a sword Battle Chip, but it is grouped with them.

• ID: Standard Chip 59 (MMBN5) / 79 (MMBN6)
• Description: Blow enmy in front! Range: 3
• Element: Wind
• Damage: 100 (MMBN5) / 140 (MMBN6)
• Rarity: ***
• Code(s): F, J, R, *
• Memory: 19 MB (MMBN6)

Fire Blade[]

Fire Blade ("FireBlde"), known as Flame Blade (フレイムブレード, Fureimu Burēdo) in Japan, hits a 2-panel deep area similar to Long Sword.

• ID: Standard Chip 29
• Description: Flame sword cuts 2 horiz.
• Element: Fire
• Damage: 90
• Rarity: ***
• Code(s):
• Memory: 32 MB

Aqua Blade[]

Aqua Blade (アクアブレード, Akua Burēdo, "AquaBlde") hits a 2-panel deep area similar to Long Sword.

• ID: Standard Chip 30
• Description: Water sword cuts 2 horiz.
• Element: Aqua
• Damage: 90
• Rarity: ***
• Code(s):
• Memory: 32 MB

Elec Blade[]

Elec Blade (エレキブレード, Ereki Burēdo, "ElecBlde") hits a 2-panel deep area similar to Long Sword.

• ID: Standard Chip 31
• Description: Electric sword cuts 2 horiz.
• Element: Elec
• Damage: 90
• Rarity: ***
• Code(s):
• Memory: 32 MB

Bamboo Blade[]

Bamboo Blade (バンブーブレード, Banbū Burēdo, "BambBlde") hits a 2-panel deep area similar to Long Sword. Brown colored chip of Elemental Blade. Exclusively Phantom of Network.

• Element: Wood

Air Sword[]

Air Sword (フウアツケン, Fuuatsuken, "AirSwrd") is sword Battle Chip from Mega Man Battle Network 3.

• ID: Standard Chip 40
• Description: Wide swrd with air attack!
• Element: None
• Damage: 100
• Rarity: ***
• Code(s):
• Memory: 30 MB

Custom Sword[]

Custom Sword (カスタムソード, Kasutamu Sōdo, "CustSwrd") hits a 2-panel deep and 3-panel wide area similar to the Life Sword program advance. However, its power depends on how much the Custom Gauge is filled, starting from 10 and maxing out at 256 shortly before the Gauge completely fills. Once the Gauge is filled the sword's power drops to 0. Since BN3 the Cust Sword will not work with chips that increase power.

• ID: Standard Chip 36 (MMBN2) / 38 (MMBN3) / 56 (MMBN5)
• Description:
  • MMBN2: Cust Gauge = Attack Strength
  • MMBN3, 5: Cust Gauge = Atk Str
• Element: None (MMBN2-3) / Sword (MMBN5)
• Damage: ????
• Rarity: **** (MMBN2) / *** (MMBN3)
• Code(s):
• Memory: 68 MB (MMBN2) / 21 MB (MMBN3)

Variable Sword[]

Variable Sword (バリアブルソード, Bariaburu Sōdo, "VarSwrd") is a recurring rare sword in the games. At first use, it appears to simply be a Sword with doubled attack strength, but if the player inputs certain command combinations while holding down the A button, its range can change.

Commands

Attack	Command	Details
Long Sword	↓, ↘, →	Two panels deep slash.
Fighter Sword	←, ↙, ↓, ↘, →	Three panels deep slash.
Wide Sword	↑, →, ↓	Three panels wide slash.
Life Sword (Dream Sword)	Hold A and press ↓, ←, ↑, →, ↓	2 panels deep, 3 panels wide slash.
Sonic Boom	Hold A and press ←, B, →, B	3-panel wide Sonic Boom. In Mega Man Battle Network 2 and 3, it fires 3 Sonic Booms, while it only fires one in Mega Man Battle Network 4 onwards.
Element Sonic (エレメントソニック)	Hold A and press B, B, ←, ↓, ↑	Releases four 3-panel wide Sonic Booms, each one imbued with a different element: Fire, Aqua, Elec, then Wood. Exclusive to Mega Man Battle Network 3.

• ID: 38 (MMBN2 and MMBCC) / Standard Chip 39 (MMBN3) / 57 (MMBN5) / 81 (MMBN6)
• Description:
  • MMBN2: A magical, shifting sword
  • MMBN3, 5: A magical shifting sword
  • MMBN6: A magical shifting sword.
• Element: None (MMBN3) / Sword (MMBN5-6)
• Damage: 160
• Rarity: **** (MMBN2-3, 5) / *** (MMBN6)
• Code(s): K, V, W
• Memory: 40 MB (MMBN2) / 68 MB (MMBN3) / 28 MB (MMBN6)

Neo Variable[]

Neo Variable (ネオバリアブル, Neo Bariaburu), also known as Neo Variable Sword (ネオバリアブルソード, Neo Bariaburu, Sōdo) in the anime^[1], is a powered-up version of Variable Sword, introduced in BN4 as a Mega Chip. Like its predecessor, its range can change depending on the command input while holding down the A button, but if the player fails to input a valid command in time, its range is similar to that of the Sword battle chip.

Commands

Attack	Command	Details
Cross Sword (クロスソード)	Hold A and press ↓, →, ↑	Cross pattern centred slash right in front of MegaMan.
Double Life (ダブルドリーム, Double Dream)	Hold A and press ↑, B, ↓, B, ↑, B	Two Life Sword hits, each slashing 2 panels deep, 3 panels wide.
Super Sonic (スーパーソニック)	Hold A and press ←, →, ←, B	3-panel wide Sonic Boom that travels through obstacles.

• ID: Mega Chip 2 (MMBN5) / Standard Chip 82 (MMBN6)
• Description: A magical shifting sword.
• Element: Sword
• Damage: 240 (MMBN5) / 220 (MMBN6)
• Rarity: ***** (MMBN5) / **** (MMBN6)
• Code(s): N (MMBN6)
• Memory: 52 MB (MMBN6)

Step Sword[]

Main article: Step Sword

Step Sword (フミコミザン, Fumikomi Zan, "StepSwrd") is sword Battle Chip. The user steps two spaces forward and slices with a Wide Sword.

• ID: Standard Chip 41 (MMBN3) / 80 (MMBN6)
• Description:
  • MMBN2: Two steps, then use a wide sword
  • MMBN3: 2 steps, then uses wide swrd
  • MMBN6: Use WideSwrd 2sq ahead
• Element: None (MMBN2-3) / Sword (MMBN6)
• Damage: 150 (MMBN2) / 130 (MMBN3) / 160 (MMBN6)
• Rarity: **** (MMBN3) / *** (MMBN6)
• Code(s): B, L, P
• Memory: 54 MB (MMBN2) / 43 MB (MMBN3) / 28 MB (MMBN6)

Step Cross[]

Step Cross (フミコミクロス, Fumikomi Kurosu, "StepCros") is a sword Battle Chip from Mega Man Battle Network 3. MegaMan steps two spaces forward and attacks the enemy forward with a cross slice.

• ID: Standard Chip 42
• Description: 2 steps, then uses cross atk
• Element: None
• Damage: 130
• Rarity: ****
• Code(s):
• Memory: 74 MB

Slasher[]

Slasher, known as Iai Form (イアイフォーム, Iaifōmu) in Japan, is a sword Battle Chip introduced in Mega Man Battle Network 2. It has high damage power, but only works on enemies that intrude on the player's area. It is activated by holding down on the A button. While in use, whenever an enemy goes over to the user's area, they automatically receive damage, regardless of their position, until the user is hit with an attack or releases the A button. The amount of damage varies depending on the game. It is not dropped by any viruses and is rare, but can be bought in some games. This is particularly effective for enemies like ProtoMan, who regularly steps into the player's area to perform Wide Sword, and in multiplayer battles, effective against Proto Soul users.

• ID: Standard Chip 39 (MMBN2 and MMBCC) / 43 (MMBN3) / 61 (MMBN4) / 58 (MMBN5)
• Description:
  • MMBN2: Cuts while A Button is held!
  • MMBN3-5: Cut while A Button is held!
• Element: None (MMBN2-3) / Sword (MMBN4-5)
• Damage: 180 (MMBN2) / 240 (MMBN3-5)
• Rarity: **** (MMBN2) / *** (MMBN3-5)
• Codes: A, B, D, F, G, H, I, L, R, S, Q, *
• Memory: 24 MB (MMBN2) / 12 MB (MMBN3) / 18 MB (MMBN4-5)

Fighter Sword[]

Fighter Sword (ファイターソード, Faitā Sōdo, "FtrSword") is a sword Battle Chip from the first two Mega Man Battle Network games and in Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge. It hits 3 panels deep.

• ID No.: 16 (MMBN) / 256 (MMBN2) / 177 (MMBCC)
• Description:
  • MMBN: Warrior's sword Range=3
  • MMBN2: Normal sword. 3 spaces fwd
• Element: None
• Damage: 100
• Rarity: *** (MMBN) / ***** (MMBN2)
• Code(s): B, K, L, P, S
• Memory: 50 MB

Knight Sword[]

Knight Sword (ナイトソード, Naito Sōdo, "KngtSwrd") is a sword Battle Chip from the first two Mega Man Battle Network games and Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge. It hits 3 panels deep.

• ID No.: 17 (MMBN) / 257 (MMBN2) / 178 (MMBCC)
• Description:
  • MMBN: Knight's sword Range=3
  • MMBN2: Normal sword. 3 spaces fwd
• Element: None
• Damage: 150
• Rarity: **** (MMBN) / ***** (MMBN2)
• Code(s): B, C, E, G, H
• Memory: 64 MB

Hero Sword[]

Hero Sword ("HeroSwrd"), known as Paladin Sword (パラディンソード, Paradin Sōdo) in Japan, is a sword Battle Chip from the first three Mega Man Battle Network games and Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge. It hits 3 panels deep.

• ID No.: 18 (MMBN) / 258 (MMBN2) / 179 (MMBCC) / Mega Chip 2 (MMBN3)
• Description:
  • MMBN: Legendary sword Range=3
• MMBN2: Normal sword. 3 spaces fwd
• MMBN3: Legendary swrd cuts 3 sq!
• Element: None
• Damage: 200
• Rarity: ***** (MMBN1-2) / **** (MMBN3)
• Code(s): P (MMBN3)
• Memory: 90 (MMBN2) / 65 MB (MMBN3)

Buster Sword[]

Buster Sword (バスターソード, Basutā Sōdo, "BstrSwrd") is a Battle Chip from the first game. Until the next time the Custom Gauge is opened, pressing B will have MegaMan use the Sword attack instead of firing his Buster.

• ID No.: 109
• Description: 1-turn use of Sword with B Btn
• Element: None
• Attack Damage:
• Rarity: ****
• Code(s): B, E, L, P, S

Anti Sword[]

Anti Sword ("AntiSwrd"), known as Shirahadori (シラハドリ, Shirahadori) in Japan, is a Battle Chip that counter-attacks sword attacks. When MegaMan would get hit by one, he instead turns invincible for a few seconds while performing 3 3-panel wide Sonic Booms.

• ID No.: 182 (MMBN2) / 160 (MMBCC) / Standard Chip 192 (MMBN3) / 173 (MMBN5) / 190 (MMBN6)
• Description:
• MMBN2: Punishes use of swords
• MMBN3, 5-6: Retaliate for sword damage
• Element: None (MMBN2-3) / Sword (MMBN5-6)
• Attack Damage: 100
• Rarity: ***
• Code(s):
• Memory: 68 MB (MMBN3) / 33 MB (MMBN6)

Sword Mode[]

Sword Mode (ソードモード, Sword Mode) is a Battle Chip from Rockman.EXE 4.5 Real Operation that allows a NetNavi to use Long Sword several times. It can also be used in Mega Man Battle Network 4 and 5 with a Battle Chip Gate.

• ID No.: 190
• Description:
• Element: None
• Attack Damage:
• Rarity: *****
• Memory: 50 MB

Dark Sword[]

Dark Sword (ダークソード, Dāku Sōdo, "DrkSword") is a sword Dark Chip. It functions similar to the Life Sword Program Advance, hitting 2 panels deep and 3 panels wide. Upon using this Dark Chip in Battle Network 5, MegaMan suffers from a bug that causes his normal buster shot to fail occasionally.

• ID: Dark Chip 1
• Description: USE LARGE SWORD AND SLICE
• Element: Sword
• Damage: 400
• Rarity: *****
• Code(s): Z

Program Advances[]

B/S-Sword[]

Beta Sword and Sigma Sword are a duo of Program Advances in the first Mega Man Battle Network game. B-Sword is formed by combining Sword, WideSword, and LongSword S, and gives MegaMan use of five swords that are each randomly picked among the three components. S-Sword is an upgraded version, formed from five chips of these three types, the ratios not mattering as long as they're in the order shown. It grants the use of nine swords, three of each kind in the same order.

Life Sword[]

Life Sword, called Dream Sword (ドリームソード, Dream Sword) in Japan, is the successor to B-Sword introduced in Mega Man Battle Network 2 and is based on the Life Virus’ Sword attack, lasting for the rest of the series. It is still formed from Sword, WideSword, and LongSword in that order, but now they share several valid codes to form the Advance with, typically among the E, L, S, and Y codes. Starting in Mega Man Battle Network 4, it can also be formed using Sword, WideBlade, and LongBlade, the latter two being upgraded forms of WideSword and LongSword respectively. LifeSword functions as a single giant sword, hitting a 2-column, 3-row wide area centered on the panel in front of MegaMan for 400 damage.

In BN2 and Mega Man Network Transmission, it is actually a series, with the original being called LifeSrd1. LifeSrd2 does 500 damage and is formed with FireSword, AquaSword, and ElecSword (in the H, N, or R codes in BN2). LifeSrd3 does 600 damage and is formed with FireBlade, AquaBlade, and ElecBlade (in the F or R codes in BN2).

2x/Deux Hero[]

2xHero ( ダブルヒーロー Double Hero), DublHero in Battle Network 6, is focused on ProtoMan and is always built using Sword chips alongside the ProtoMan chip, though the exact ones are almost never the same between games. It exists in the first three Mega Man Battle Network games, Mega Man Battle Network 6, and in Mega Man Network Transmission.

Mega Man Battle Network 3 has a weaker version called Deux Hero (ダプルヒーロー Douple Hero) formed with one less chip than Double Hero, it's meant to be a dupe on those who try the same PA combo from the previous game. Hence why the names are similar in text for both languages. In 3, the true 2xHero is created with one more chip, a 4 chip PA.

In all games, it takes the form of MegaMan and ProtoMan teaming up to blast the enemy field with buster shots and ranged WideSwords after freezing time and charging up power. In the original game, this was a single hit of 400 damage, but starting in BN2, it hits multiple times for lesser damage. The BN2 incarnation and DeuxHero are 8 rounds of 70 damage; BN3 and BN6 are 10 rounds of 70/60 damage.

The combinations to form 2x/DeuxHero are as follows:

Game	PA Name	Chip 1		Chip 2		Chip 3		Chip 4
MMBN	2xHero	FighterSword	B	KnightSword	B	HeroSword	B	ProtoMan ProtoMan 2 ProtoMan 3	B
MMBN2	2xHero	CustomSword	B	VarSword	B	ProtoMan ProtoMan V2 ProtoMan V3	B
MMBN3	DeuxHero	CustomSword	B	VarSword	B	ProtoMan ProtoMan V2 ProtoMan V3	B
	2xHero	Slasher	B	CustomSword	B	VarSword	B	ProtoMan ProtoMan V2 ProtoMan V3	B
MMBN6	DublHero	WideBlade	B	LongBlade	B	ProtoMan ProtoMan V2 ProtoMan V3	B
MMNT	2xHero	CustomSword		VarSword		ProtoMan

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PLEASE NOTE: THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS ABOUT MATERIAL THAT HAS NOT BEEN LOCALIZED OR DUBBED OUTSIDE OF JAPAN OR OTHER ASIAN COUNTRIES, AND USES THE ORIGINAL TERMS AND NAMES.

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In Rockman.EXE Operate Shooting Star, two stronger variants of DoubleHero are added based on Shooting Star Rockman. One, called Double Hero 2 (ダブルヒーロー2, Double Hero 2), is a team-up of S.S. Rockman and Burai that does 450 damage. It is made using the same chips as the original, but with Blues replaced with Burai's chip. The second, called Double Rockman (ダブルロックマン, Double Rockman), features Rockman.EXE, S.S. Rockman and Warrock, does 500 damage, and is made with Barrier *, FighterSword S, BusterSword S, and SSRockman S.

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END OF UNLOCALIZED MATERIAL.

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Evil Cut[]

Evil Cut is a Program Advance in Mega Man Battle Network 3 formed with StepSword, HeroSword, and StepCross in P code. MegaMan will step forward two squares and perform each of the three chip attacks in order, for 150 damage each.

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See also[]

• Sword (Battle Card)
• Step Sword
• Muramasa
• ProtoMan.EXE
• Colonel.EXE
• Zero.EXE
• SlashMan.EXE
• SwordMan.EXE
• Z-Saber (Battle Chip)
• Kunai
• Moon Blade
• Katana
• Machine Sword
• Summon Black
• Bug Rise Sword
• Sonic Boom

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