DustMan.EXE

DustMan
Information
Operator:	Mr. Press (main) Lan Hikari (MMBN6, as his Link Navi in Falzar version)
HP:	MMBN6: 900, 1300 (EX), 1800 (SP)
Abilities:	See below
Battle Chips:	See below
Type:	NetNavi
Element:	Break (MMBN6) None (EXEBCS)
Weakness:	Cursor (MMBN6) None (EXEBCS)
Misc. Information
Script:	ダストマン
Romaji:	Dasutoman
Alt. Name(s):	Dust Man
Original Counterpart:	Dust Man
Series Information
In-game Appearances:	Mega Man Battle Network 6 Rockman EXE Battle Chip Stadium
Sprites

This article is about the NetNavi DustMan.EXE. For his Robot Master counterpart, see Dust Man. For his anime counterpart, see DustMan.EXE (anime).

DustMan.EXE (ダストマン.ＥＸＥ , Dasutoman Eguze) is a NetNavi from the Mega Man Battle Network series operated by Mr. Press.

Appearance

DustMan is vastly different from his Robot Master counterpart. He has an orange head connected to his dark green torso with a chute on the front, long black arms with hands (his left hand has one spike on the center and four holes while his right hands has one hole on the center and four spikes), black legs, and green feet.

His Navi mark represents two sideway light blue "T" shapes, facing the opposite direction, in a black background. The mark has an orange surrounding.

History

Mega Man Battle Network 6: Cybeast Falzar

DustMan helps manage the trash in the Net whilst working with Mr. Press in promoting recycling. They enter the Navi Mascot competition in order to promote recycling. DustMan and Mr. Press meet Lan Hikari and MegaMan during their quest to find the Moonstone. Several HeelNavis attack them and try to unleash the Cybeast. But, DustMan shows up and defeats them using his Dust Break ability. Mr. Press and DustMan introduce themselves to Lan and MegaMan who then leave to continue searching for the Moonstone. Mr. Press and DustMan lose the Mascot competition however and are later found giving lessons on recycling in Seaside Town. After Lan takes a few lessons from Mr. Press, MegaMan then spars with DustMan, eventually obtaining his Cross and DustMan as a Link Navi. DustMan can be rebattled afterwards for his Mega Chip.

Anime

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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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Rockman EXE Beast

DustMan and Mr. Press are seen in Beyondard with GroundMan and Dotarou Horisugi. The team specializes in drilling through rock, either for construction of tunnels or excavation. They are enlisted by Beyondard's Millionaire in order to help her finish construction of a tunnel that will link two towns that are separated by a mountain. DustMan and GroundMan are materialized and work together to try and break a rock blocking the way. GroundMan drills into the rock while DustMan pushes him forward, but they fail to break the rock and have to return to their PETs. The rock is broken later with the help of the village on the other side.

Rockman EXE Beast+

In the episode 3, "Dust Man SP" Navi Chip appears in the Battle Station.

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END OF UNLOCALIZED MATERIAL.

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Abilities

DustMan's Navi mark

• Super Armor (スーパーアーマー, Sūpā Āmā):
  DustMan cannot flinch.

• Scrap Reborn (スクラップリボーン, Sukurappu Ribōn):
  DustMan shoots out a robot made out of scrap, which will move forward and punch the player's current panel, cracking it.

• Flying Dust (フライングダスト, Furaingu Dasuto):
  DustMan fires three pieces of cracked panels at the player.

• Dust Break (ダストブレイク, Dasuto Bureiku):
  DustMan will suck the player to the front, removing all Barriers and Auras, then crushes the player with his hands. This is his special chip.

Cross System

Dust Cross

Dust Cross

• Once per turn, at the Custom Screen, the player can send selected chips back into their folder and draw new ones in their place.
• Pressing the B button + Left on the directional pad will suck in all obstacles. MegaMan can then fire them off with his normal Buster, dealing 200 Breaking damage per obstacle.
• Charge Shot becomes Scrap Reborn (スクラップリボーン, Sukurappu Ribōn), which sends a scrap robot down the row and punch the nearest enemy, cracking the panel it occupies. If it misses, it will still punch and crack the last panel in the row. Deals 50 + (10 x Buster Attack) Breaking damage.
• Dust Beast's chip charge attack is Dust Shooting (ダストシューティング, Dasuto Shūtingu). MegaMan will fly into the air, raining six pieces of scrap randomly on the enemy area, each one dealing 80 + (20 x Buster Attack) Breaking damage, and cracking the panel it hits.

Battle Chips

Mega Man Battle Network 6

DustMan (ダストマン, Dasutoman) chips can be obtained in the Cybeast Falzar version. They can be traded with Cybeast Gregar, where they are Secret Chips.

Dust Break (DustBrk) (ダストブレイク, Dasuto Bureiku) can only be obtained in-battle while operating DustMan.

ID	Image	Battle Chip		Description	Attack	Element	Code	Memory	Rarity
MegaChip 19 (Cybeast Falzar) Secret 13/15(JP) (Cybeast Gregar)			DustMan (ダストマン)	Attk ahd. Suck in & shoot out	110	None	D, *	39 MB	***
MegaChip 20 (Cybeast Falzar) Secret 14/16(JP) (Cybeast Gregar)			DustManE X (ダストマンＥ Ｘ)	Attk ahd. Suck in & shoot out	130	None	D	56 MB	****
MegaChip 21 (Cybeast Falzar) Secret 15/16(JP) (Cybeast Gregar)			DustManS P (ダストマンＳ Ｐ)	Attk ahd. Suck in & shoot out	150~ 200*	None	D	74 MB	*****
Special Chip			DustBrk (ダストブレイク)	Draw enmy in, then crsh attk	110~ 190**	Break	D	-	-

*150 initially, 200 is the max power achieved by S-ranking DustMan SP in under 10 seconds.
**110 initially, 190 is the max power achieved by using Buster Up 4 times.

Gallery

Concept art of DustMan.

Digital art Dust Cross.

Dust Beast.

Dust Beast without effects.

Falzar Crosses concept art.

Dust, Dust, and Ground Beast concept art.

Trivia

• DustMan was initially going to be a non-elemental Navi.