EraseMan.EXE

EraseMan
Information
Operator:	Dark Scyth (main) Lan Hikari (MMBN6, as his Link Navi in Gregar version)
HP:	MMBN6: 800, 1200 (EX), 1600 (SP)
Abilities:	See below
Battle Chips:	See below
Type:	NetNavi
Element:	Cursor (MMBN6) None (EXEBCS)
Weakness:	Wind (MMBN6) None (EXEBCS)
Misc. Information
Japanese Name:	KillerMan
Script:	キラーマン
Romaji:	Kirāman
Alt. Name(s):	Killer Man
Original Counterpart:	None
Series Information
In-game Appearances:	Mega Man Battle Network 6 Rockman EXE Battle Chip Stadium
Sprites

"Your will to live will make it all the more fun!"

―EraseMan, Mega Man Battle Network 6

EraseMan.EXE, known as KillerMan.EXE (キラーマン.ＥＸＥ , Kirāman Eguze) in Japan, is a cyberdeleter NetNavi that is operated by Dark Scyth in Mega Man Battle Network 6: Cybeast Gregar. Specializing on assassinating Navis, he has special abilities such as turning his body into mist and approach his victims without being noticed.

Appearance

EraseMan is a humanoid NetNavi who is based on the personification Death (or known as the Grim Reaper). EraseMan has a slim gray body, a red face, black marking on each bottom of his eyes, a malicious grin, and red horns. He has a purple-gray torso with a green eye on the center with a red lining, purple rings on his arms and legs, purple shoulder part with a fin on each of them and purple feet.

EraseMan always carries a scythe with a red blade, a chain connected to the scythe, and a green eye decorated on top of it.

His Navi Mark has a purple surrounding represents a green eye in a black background.

Personality

EraseMan has great enthusiasm for his job of deleting Navis, viruses, and anything else he can swing his Hex Sickle at. With an endless thirst for battling new adversaries, EraseMan gains extra satisfaction when he is able to battle an equally strong opponent, as opposed to weaker enemies that hold no challenge.

History

Mega Man Battle Network 6: Cybeast Gregar

He and Dark Scyth enter the Navi Mascot competition, but lose, so they start to teach assassination lessons at the Central Town school.

For the first lesson, Lan is instructed to operate EraseMan and complete a task of deleting HeelNavis belonging to a criminal gang. The numerous members are spread between Undernet 1 and 2, regularly changing which direction their facing and possessing a tracking sensor to assist in discovering opposers.

EraseMan may choose to delete the Navis with stealth, or through direct confrontation. The stealth option requires EraseMan to achieve proximity with a Navi and then interact with them, before automatically dealing a fatal blow. Success in the stealth option requires cautiously approaching a Navi, considering its shifting direction pattern and avoiding its tracking radar. To make the job easier, EraseMan may activate a stealth ability which allows him to become invisible however, he can not travel whilst it's activated.

Moreover, the direct confrontation option will result in a NetBattle. To achieve this, EraseMan needs to become caught in a Navis tracking radar, which requires purposely entering the enemy's line of sight and remaining in one spot until he's noticed and greeted with a NetBattle. When all of the gang members are deleted, the next lesson begins, which calls for Lan to NetBattle against Dark Scyth and EraseMan. Once Lan has succeeded, MegaMan will gain Erase Cross.

As a playable character

Lan operating EraseMan.

• His Charge Shot is Hex Sickle, swinging his scythe and hitting the 2nd column ahead.
• His Special Chip is Erase Delete Beam (EDeletBm).

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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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Anime

Rockman EXE Beast

KillerMan in the anime.

He appears alongside Dark Kirisaki in episode 22. He is exactly like his video game counterpart.

Rockman EXE Beast+

In the episode 3, "Killer Man EX" and "Killer Man SP" Navi Chips appear in the Battle Station.

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END OF UNLOCALIZED MATERIAL.

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Abilities

EraseMan's Navi mark

• Misty Demon (ミスティデーモン, Misuti Dēmon):
  EraseMan frequently sends phantoms down all three rows at different timings. The phantoms can be destroyed with a Buster Shot, but makes it very easy to utilize countering chips like Guardian and Anti Damage.

• Hex Sickle, known in Japan as
  Hell's Sickle (ヘルズシックル, Heruzu Shikkuru):
  EraseMan stands two squares ahead of the player and slashes the player's current row.

• Erase Delete Beam, known in Japan as
  Killer's Death Beam (キラーズデスビーム, Kirāzu Desu Bīmu):
  EraseMan sends a cursor around the entire battlefield. If the player touches the cursor, he will be paralyzed, and EraseMan will move up to him and fire his Death Beam at the player (which pierces Invisible). This is his Special Chip.

Cross System

Erase Cross

Erase Cross

• Cursor chips gain +30 attack.
• Hitting a virus with number "4" in its HP with a non-dimming Elementless chip will instantly delete it. Doing so with a Navi will induce HP bugs.
• Charge Shot is Erase Delete Beam, known as Killer's Death Beam (キラーズデスビーム, Kirāzu Desu Bīmu) in Japan, which fires down your entire row, piercing Invisible and dealing 40 + (20 x Buster Attack) Cursor damage. This can consecutively hit enemies if they were to move out and back in the line of fire again.
• Erase Beast's chip charge attack is Erase Tail Arrow, known as Killer Tail Arrow (キラーテイルアロー, Kirā Teiru Arō) in Japan, which drops its tail on the locked-on enemy, inflicting 70 + (30 x Buster Attack) Cursor damage and inducing HP bugs on the target.

Battle Chips

Mega Man Battle Network 6

EraseMan, known as KillerMan (キラーマン, Kirāman) in Japan, chips can be obtained in the Cybeast Gregar version. They can be traded with Cybeast Falzar, where they are Secret Chips.

Erase Delete Beam (EDeletBm), known as Killer's Death Beam (Ｋ（キラーズ）デスビーム, Kirāzu Desu Bīmu) in Japan, can only be obtained in-battle while operating EraseMan.

ID	Image	Battle Chip		Description	Attack	Element	Code	Memory	Rarity
MegaChip 16 (Cybeast Gregar) Secret 10/12(JP) (Cybeast Falzar)			EraseMan (キラーマン KillerMan)	Press (A) for 3panl beam attk	120	Cursor	K, *	51 MB	***
MegaChip 17 (Cybeast Gregar) Secret 11/13(JP) (Cybeast Falzar)			EraseMnE X (キラーマンＥ Ｘ KillerManE X)	Press (A) for 3panl beam attk	140	Cursor	K	65 MB	****
MegaChip 18 (Cybeast Gregar) Secret 12/14(JP) (Cybeast Falzar)			EraseMnS P (キラーマンＳ Ｐ KillerManS P)	Press (A) for 3panl beam attk	160~ 210*	Cursor	K	79 MB	*****
Special Chip			EDeletBm (Ｋデスビーム K. Death Beam)	Pierce fwd and fire beam	50~ 130**	Cursor	K	-	-

*160 initially, 210 is the max power achieved by S-ranking EraseMan SP in under 10 seconds.
**50 initially, 130 is the max power achieved by using Buster Up 4 times.

Gallery

Concept art of EraseMan.

Trivia

• EraseMan is one of two NetNavis in the franchise based on a Battle Chip, in this case the Sensor Battle Chips. The other is PrisMan from the MegaMan NT Warrior anime series.
• EraseMan was designed to have a "hazy" look due to wanting to create a Cursor-type Navi that looks like it could be weak to Wind.
• The fuzzy stuff on top of EraseMan's isn't hair, it's more like mist.
• The number "4" represents death in Japan, which is the reason for Erase Cross's bug-induce ability on enemies with "4" in their HP.
  • Another reference is likely to the HTTP error number 404 and the phenomena of link rot, where access to a server can be made but the designated request cannot be found due to many factors; though errors in linking is common, 404s often occur due to a site and database's contents being removed or deleted by outside factors, and its associated link then becomes known as a deadlink as the content no longer exists.
• His favorite sentence is "It's festival time."
• His dialogue frequently involves laughter.
• EraseMan is the only playable Navi in BN6 who does not have a Robot Master counterpart.