JammingMan.EXE

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JammingMan.EXE
Information
Operator:	None
HP:	EXEPoN: 1000, 1200 (V2), 1500 (V3), 1700 (SP) EXEPoNBT: 1000, 1200 (V2), 1500 (V3), 1700 (SP), 2000 (DS)
Abilities:	See below
Battle Chips:	See below
Type:	NetNavi
Element:	Elec
Weakness:	Wood
Misc. Information
Script:	ジャミングマン
Romaji:	Jaminguman
Designer:	Yūji Ishihara
Series Information
In-game Appearances:	Rockman.EXE Phantom of Network Rockman.EXE Phantom of Network Battler's Tower
Sprites

JammingMan.EXE (ジャミングマン, Jaminguman) is a NetNavi from the Rockman EXE series created by Cache. He has the power to jam electromagnetic wave signals from electronic devices, cutting off contact between NetNavis and their operators.

History

Rockman.EXE Phantom of Network

In Chapter 6, he uses his jamming abilities to cause chaos in the Cyberworld, making several devices to break and cutting communications. When Rockman finds him in Mobile Area no Dennō 4, he cuts his contact with Netto, almost forcing him to battle only with his Buster. Despite the interference, Netto manages to contact Rockman and send Battle Chips, and they manage to defeat JammingMan.

JammingMan reappears in Chapter 7 to cause interference and protect Cache, forcing Rockman to retreat. After receiving protection against his jamming, Rockman faces him again alongside a Cache Data copy of FireMan in the final chapter. After Cache's defeat, he summons 10 JammingMen to cause a powerful interference that forces Rockman to lose contact with Netto. However, their strong bonds allow them to keep contact despite the jamming, and they defeat Cache.

Locations

• JammingMan (ジャミングマン, Jaminguman), 1000 HP:
  In Chapter 6, located at the end of the Mobile Area no Dennō 4

• JammingMan V2 (ジャミングマンＶ２, JammingMan V2), 1200 HP:
  After Chapter 7, Ghost Navi Random Encounter in the Ura Internet 1 after defeating JammingMan. In Chapter 8, located in the Cache Server no Dennō 2, near the warp point to the Cache Server no Dennō 3.

• JammingMan V3 (ジャミングマンＶ３, JammingMan V3), 1500 HP:
  After Chapter 7, Ghost Navi Random Encounter in the Ura Internet 1 after defeating JammingMan V2.

• JammingMan SP (ジャミングマンＳＰ, JammingMan SP), 1700 HP:
  After Chapter 7, Ghost Navi Random Encounter in the Ura Internet 1 after defeating JammingMan V3.

Other appearances

Rockman.EXE Phantom of Network Battler's Tower

JammingMan appears as a boss.

Locations

• JammingMan (ジャミングマン, Jaminguman), 1000 HP:
  Can be fought on Rank E in the Time Attack no Dennō 1 or on Rank A in the Time Attack no Dennō 3.

• JammingMan V2 (ジャミングマンＶ２, JammingMan V2), 1200 HP:
  Can be fought on Rank E in the Time Attack no Dennō 1 or on Rank A in the Time Attack no Dennō 3.

• JammingMan V3 (ジャミングマンＶ３, JammingMan V3), 1500 HP:
  Can be fought on Rank E in the Time Attack no Dennō 1.

• JammingMan SP (ジャミングマンＳＰ, JammingMan SP), 1700 HP:
  Can be fought on Rank E in the Time Attack no Dennō 1.

• JammingMan DS (ジャミングマンＤＳ, JammingMan DS), 2000 HP:
  Can be fought on Rank C in the Time Attack no Dennō 2.

Anime

Rockman.EXE Beast+

JammingMan works for Cache.

Abilities

JammingMan's Navi Mark

JammingMan has the ability to create powerful interferences, jamming the network.

• Jamming Wave (ジャミングウェーブ, Jamingu Wēbu):
  JammingMan shoots a tornado blast attack down his row.

• Jamming Tower (ジャミングタワー, Jamingu Tawā):
  JammingMan summons electrode obstacles on Rockman's field that can obstruct and collide with him.

• Thunder Ball (サンダーボール, Sandā Bōru):
  JammingMan summons two Thunder balls that seeks down Rockman.

In Beast+, he is shown to be able to prevent Navis from logging out. His abilities can also influence the human mind, as seen when Netto sees his friends and family try to attack him. In reality, however, a great number of JammingMen were attacking him.

Gallery

Concept art of JammingMan.

Design

Character designer Yuji Ishihara was instructed to make a character that uses the same pose as FlameMan. He kept the design simple, but wanted to make JammingMan make anyone who looked at him feel “uneasy”.