Mettaur, known as Metall (メットール Mettōru) in Japan, is a common virus type in the Mega Man Battle Network series, and the only species to have a constant appearance, while other viruses were replaced or omitted.
Characteristics[]
Mettaurs wear small hard hats with crosses on them and wield a pickaxe, which causes a shock wave when thrust into the ground. In the games, they move up and down the columns they are in, sending shockwaves at the player. While normal Mettaurs stand still while the other Mettaurs present attack, stronger variants hide in their helmets and are impervious to attacks (unless they come out of their helmet or are attacked by an attack that can pierce).
Game History[]
In Mega Man Battle Network 3, a family of Mettaurs can be caught and brought to the Virus Breeder, where a special Battle Chip can be obtained from them; upon meeting certain conditions, the omega version can also be caught. These enemies are based on the Mettaur that appeared in the mainline games.
In Mega Man Battle Network 4, in order to enter The Den Battle/City Battle Tournament, Lan and MegaMan must find the Mettaur Village and retrieve data for a test. The village's locations ends up being in a Jomon billboard Comp in Elec Town.
In Mega Man Battle Network 6, Lan and MegaMan must battle a Mettaur with a plunger stuck on its head that's disrupting their home toilet's Net.
Mettaur family[]
Mettaur[]
Mettaur, known as Metall (メットール Mettōru): A small black ball with eyes, wearing a yellow hard hat with a green cross on it. Doesn't hide under its helmet.
MettaurEX[]
Mettaur EX, known as Metall EX (メットールEX): Same as Mettaur, but with a light green hard hat and purple cross.
Mettaur2[]
Mettaur 2nd, known as Metall 2nd (メットール2 Mettōru Sekando): Same as Mettaur, but with a red-orange hard hat and dark blue cross.
Mettaur2EX[]
Mettaur 2nd EX, known as Metall 2nd EX (メットール2EX): Has a brown hard hat and blue cross.
Mettaur 3[]
Mettaur 3rd, known as Metall 3rd (メットール3 Mettōru Sādo): Has a blue hard hat and yellow cross. Their shockwaves cracks panels.
Mettaur3EX / MettaurΩ / MettaurSP[]
Mettaur 3rd EX / Mettaur Omega / Mettaur SP, known as Metall 3rd EX (メットール3EX) / Metall SP (メットールSP): Has a gray hard hat and light blue cross. Their shockwaves turn panels into swamp panels.
RareMettaur[]
Rare Mettaur, known as Rare Metall (レアメットール Rea Mettōru), known as : Has a purple hard hat and orange cross.
RareMettaur2[]
Rare Mettaur 2nd, known as Rare Metall 2nd (レアメットール Rea Mettōru Sekando): Has a light blue hard hat and dark blue cross.
Virus stats by game[]
Mega Man Battle Network []
(Known as Mettool in the first game)
Mega Man Network Transmission[]
Mega Man Battle Network 2 []
Mega Man Battle Network 3 []
Mega Man Battle Network 4 []
Mega Man Battle Network 5 []
Mega Man Battle Network 6 []
Rockman.EXE Phantom of Network[]
(メットール1) |
HP: | Element: | Damage: | ||||
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Dropped: | ShockWave (D,J,R), MetGuard (*) | ||||||
Location: | Akihara Area 1-3, Kanchou Area 1-2, Meiru no PC no Dennou 1-3, Suidou Kanri Server no Dennou 1, Battle Machine no Dennou 1-3, Netto no PC no Dennou, Televi no Dennou, Reizouko no Dennou, Nuigurumi no Dennou, Kokuban no Dennou, Tsukue no Dennou, Sensei no PC no Dennou, Inugoya no Dennou, Kenbaiki no Dennou, Jidou Door no Dennou, Monument no Dennou, Papa no PC no Dennou, Touroku Machine no Dennou, Kanyoushokubutsu no Dennou | ||||||
(メットール2) |
HP: | Element: | Damage: | ||||
Dropped: | SonicWave (G,M,W), MetGuard (*) | ||||||
Location: | Kanchou Area 1-2, Densan Area 1-3, Ura Internet 1, Suidou Kanri Server no Dennou 1-3, Battle Machine no Dennou 1-3, Tent no Dennou 1-2, Butai Souchi no Dennou 1-3, IPC Server no Dennou 1-4, Kenbaiki no Dennou, Jidou Door no Dennou, Papa no PC no Dennou, Kanban no Dennou, Shingouki no Dennou, Kanyoushokubutsu no Dennou, Zaseki no Dennou, Shingata PET no Dennou, Kanri System no Dennou, Antenna no Dennou | ||||||
(メットール3) |
HP: | Element: | Damage: | ||||
Dropped: | DynaWave (E,Q,T), MetGuard (*) | ||||||
Location: | Ura Internet 3-4, Mobile Area no Dennou 1-4, Dennou Sekai no Ana no Dennou 1-4, Security Server no Dennou 1-2, Cache Server no Dennou 1-4 | ||||||
(メットールSP) |
HP: | Element: | Damage: | ||||
Dropped: | DynaWave (E,Q,T), MetGuard (*) | ||||||
Location: | Cache Server no Dennou 5, Ura Internet 2,5, Secret Area 1 |
Rockman.EXE WS[]
This section requires expansion. |
Battle Chips[]
The Mettaur family has basically two types of Battle Chips, one for attack and other for counterattack.
The Battle Chips Shock Wave/Shockwave (ショックウェーブ Shokku Wēbu), Sonic Wave (ソニックウェーブ Sonikku Wēbu), Dyna Wave (ダイナウェーブ Daina Wēbu), are a non-elemental attack where the user swings a pick to send a shockwave forward. The shockwave can pierce some defenses, but as it moves in the ground, hole panels will stop them.
Big Wave, known as Great Wave (グレートウェーブ Gurēto Wēbu) in Japan, is a stronger version that cracks the panels it passes by. It only appears in Mega Man Battle Network 3, being obtained from Mettaur3 if MegaMan has Custom Style.
Met Guard (メットガード Metto Gādo), also known as Guard, is a Battle Chip that repels an enemy's attack as a shockwave attack, unless attacked by the enemy's body. For example, Guard cannot block Fishy's and Powie's attacks, as they directly hit the player rather than firing a projectile. In the first game there is a Battle Chip named Buster Guard (バスターガード Basutā Gādo) that allows the user to use Met Guard several times for 1 turn. In Mega Man Network Transmission, it has two variations from different enemies, the Shield Guard (シールドガード Shīrudo Gādo) dropped by Shield Attacker and High Guard (ハイガード Basutā Gādo) dropped by Sniper Joe.
Met Guard chips are replaced by the Reflector (roughly "ReflecMet" (リフレクメット Rifureku Metto) in Japan) family in the sixth game. It acts the same way, but instead of shockwaves, it releases a fast chain of explosions that aren't stopped by holes.
Mega Man Battle Network[]
ID | Image | Battle Chip | Description | Attack | Code | Rarity | |
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023 | ShokWave (ショックウェーブ) |
Piercing ground wave |
60 | C,K,L,N,P | ⋆•••• | ||
024 | SoniWave (ソニックウェーブ) |
Piercing ground wave |
80 | C,D,J,M,S | ⋆⋆••• | ||
025 | DynaWave (ダイナウェーブ) |
Piercing ground wave |
100 | C,E,M,R,S | ⋆⋆⋆•• | ||
067 | MetGuard (メットガード) |
Hold A Btn for 3 sec defense! |
- | A,C,E,G,L | ⋆•••• | ||
107 | BstrGard (バスターガード) |
1-turn of MetGuard w/ B Btn. |
- | A | ⋆⋆⋆•• |
Mega Man Battle Network 2[]
ID | Image | Battle Chip | Description | Attack | Code | MB | Rarity | |
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040 | Shockwav (ショックウェーブ) |
Shock goes through enemies |
40 | H,J,L,R,U | 10 | ⋆•••• | ||
041 | Sonicwav (ソニックウェーブ) |
Shock goes through enemies |
60 | E,I,M,S,W | 30 | ⋆⋆••• | ||
042 | Dynawave (ダイナウェーブ) |
Shock goes through enemies |
90 | G,N,Q,T,V | 50 | ⋆⋆⋆•• | ||
114 | Guard (メットガード MetGuard) |
Repel the enemy's attack |
- | * | 2 | ⋆•••• |
Mega Man Battle Network 3[]
ID | Image | Battle Chip | Description | Attack | Code | MB | Rarity | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Standard 044 |
ShockWav (ショックウェーブ) |
Shock through enemies |
60 | D,H,J,L,R | 10 | ⋆•••• | ||
Standard 045 |
SonicWav (ソニックウェーブ) |
Shock through enemies |
80 | G,I,M,S,W | 26 | ⋆⋆••• | ||
Standard 046 |
DynaWave (ダイナウェーブ) |
Shock through enemies |
100 | E,N,Q,T,V | 42 | ⋆⋆⋆•• | ||
Standard 047 |
BigWave (グレートウェーブ GreatWave) |
Shck wave cracks panels |
190 | E,J,M,P,Y | 82 | ⋆⋆⋆⋆• | ||
Standard 133 |
Guard (メットガード MetGuard) |
Repels enemy's attack |
- | * | 5 | ⋆•••• | ||
Standard 174 |
Mettaur (メットール Metall) |
Summons a Mettaur to fight! |
???? | E,L,M,O,T | 30 | ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆ |
Mega Man Battle Network 4[]
ID | Image | Battle Chip | Description | Attack | Code | MB | Rarity | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Standard 103 |
Guard1 (メットガード1 MetGuard1) |
Repels enemy's attack |
50 | A,L,V,* | 4 | ⋆•••• | ||
Standard 104 |
Guard2 (メットガード2 MetGuard2) |
Repels enemy's attack |
80 | C,G,P,* | 10 | ⋆⋆••• | ||
Standard 105 |
Guard3 (メットガード3 MetGuard3) |
Repels enemy's attack |
110 | F,R,T,* | 16 | ⋆⋆⋆•• |
Rockman EXE4.5 Real Operation[]
ID | Image | Battle Chip | Description | Translation | Attack | MB | Rarity | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Standard 103 |
Met Guard 1 (メットガード1) |
タイミングガードし 攻撃をしょうげきは にしてはねかえす! |
By timing guard, repel an attack with a shock wave! | 50 | 4 | ⋆•••• | ||
Standard 104 |
Met Guard 2 (メットガード2) |
タイミングガードし 攻撃をしょうげきは にしてはねかえす! |
By timing guard, repel an attack with a shock wave! | 90 | 10 | ⋆⋆••• | ||
Standard 105 |
Met Guard 3 (メットガード3) |
タイミングガードし 攻撃をしょうげきは にしてはねかえす! |
By timing guard, repel an attack with a shock wave! | 110 | 16 | ⋆⋆⋆•• |
Mega Man Battle Network 5[]
ID | Image | Battle Chip | Description | Attack | Code | MB | Rarity | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Standard 131 |
Guard1 (メットガード1 MetGuard1) |
Repels a enemy's attack |
50 | A,D,K,* | 4 | ⋆•••• | ||
Standard 132 |
Guard2 (メットガード2 MetGuard2) |
Repels a enemy's attack |
100 | B,L,Q,* | 10 | ⋆⋆••• | ||
Standard 133 |
Guard3 (メットガード3 MetGuard3) |
Repels a enemy's attack |
150 | C,M,S,* | 16 | ⋆⋆⋆•• |
Mega Man Battle Network 6[]
ID | Image | Battle Chip | Description | Attack | Code | MB | Rarity | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Standard 091 |
Rflectr1 (リフレクメット1 ReflecMet1) |
Bounce an attck back at them! |
60 | A,C,P,* | 7 | ⋆•••• | ||
Standard 092 |
Rflectr2 (リフレクメット2 ReflecMet2) |
Bounce an attck back at them! |
120 | B,G,Y,* | 16 | ⋆⋆••• | ||
Standard 093 |
Rflectr3 (リフレクメット3 ReflecMet3) |
Bounce an attck back at them! |
200 | E,F,O,* | 25 | ⋆⋆⋆•• |
Mega Man Network Transmission[]
Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge[]
Rockman.EXE WS[]
This section requires expansion. |
Advanced PET[]
ID | Japanese name | English name |
---|---|---|
088 | Met Guard 1 | Guard1 |
089 | Met Guard 2 | |
090 | Met Guard 3 |
Other media[]
MegaMan NT Warrior[]
Mettaurs are a recurring virus in the anime series. A giant Mettaur appeared in the first episode of Rockman.EXE Stream and the 14th episode of Rockman.EXE Beast+. In Beyondard, Beast Mettaurs are part of Gregar's army.
MegaMan NT Warrior (manga)[]
A Mettaur with an arrow on his helmet leaves the Undernet to ask for help, and when GateMan.EXE takes him back, he accidentally takes MegaMan with him. MegaMan discovers that Mettaurs are under attack and helps them.
Gallery[]
See also[]
Mega Man Battle Network | |
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Main characters | |
Lan • Mayl • Chaud • Dex • Yai • Dr. Hikari • Wily • MegaMan • Roll • ProtoMan • GutsMan • Glyde • Bass | |
Bosses | |
FireMan.EXE • NumberMan.EXE • GutsMan.EXE • StoneMan.EXE • IceMan.EXE • ColorMan.EXE • ElecMan.EXE ProtoMan.EXE • BombMan.EXE • MagicMan.EXE • Life Virus -Optional bosses- WoodMan.EXE • SkullMan.EXE • SharkMan.EXE • ShadowMan.EXE • PharaohMan.EXE • Bass.EXE | |
Enemies | |
Ammonicule • Anaconda • Beetank • Billy • CanDevil • Canodumb • Cloudy • ColdBear • Fanner • Fishy • Flappy Froshell • Gaia • Handy • HardHead • Jelly • Megalian • Mettaur • Miney • Mosqurito • Piranha • Poitton Popper • Prog • Puffy • Ratty • Rush • Satella • Spooky • Swordy • Twisty • VolGear | |
Miscellaneous | |
List of Battle Chips • List of Upgrades • Walkthrough • Script |