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This article is about the NetNavi SwordMan.EXE. For his Darkloid counterpart, see SwordMan.EXE (Darkloid). For his Asteroid counterpart, see Asteroid SwordMan.EXE. For his Zoanoroid counterpart, see Zoano SwordMan.EXE. For his Robot Master counterpart, see Sword Man.
"Come and see if you can defeat my sword!"
―SwordMan.EXE, Mega Man Network Transmission

SwordMan.EXE (ソードマン Sōdoman) is a solo NetNavi in the Mega Man Battle Network series. He attacks using the massive swords on his back, and the one on his underside. He has three swords, each one with a different personality.

Appearance[]

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SwordMan seems vastly different from his Robot Master counterpart. He has a black and white body with brown linings.

History[]

Mega Man Network Transmission[]

SwordManEXE Battle

MegaMan battles SwordMan.

SwordMan appears as a boss guarding the way to the Life Virus. He defeated ProtoMan before MegaMan arrives. After MegaMan defeats SwordMan, he finds the LnkCodeX mixed in with the pieces of SwordMan's data, allowing MegaMan to move closer to finding the Zero Virus.

Sliding under his Great Sword and Spiral Sword attacks are the best way to avoid them. For the Sword Press, the player will want to slide to get ahead of SwordMan's honing and then jump when he starts going down.

For defeating SwordMan, the player can earn either the Sonic Blade or the SwordMan Battle Chip.

Anime[]

SwordMan has three different incarnations in the anime, consisting as a Darkloid, an Asteroid, and a Zoanoroid.

Abilities [1][]

SwordMan

SwordMan's Navi Mark

  • Spiral Sword (スパイラルソード Supairaru Sōdo),
    80 BC Element Null None damage:
    Releases the two sword heads not in control of the body and has them spin around in the air, deflecting attacks before sending them spinning after enemies.
  • Sword Press (ソードプレス Sōdo Puresu),
    100 BC Element Null None damage:
    SwordMan goes into the air and comes down to try and impale enemies with the sword blade on the lower half of his body, releasing a shockwave across the ground after it makes contact.
  • Great Sword (グレートソード Gurēto Sōdo),
    50 BC Element Null None damage:
    Sends forth a Sonic Boom from the sword he carries.

Battle Chips[]

The Sonic Blade (ソニックブレード Sonikku Burēdo) and SwordMan (ソードマン Sōdoman) Battle Chips can be obtained from SwordMan.

ID Battle Chip Description Attack Element Codes Max.
Num.
Memory Rarity
032 NTChip032 SonicBld
(ソニックブレード)
A sword attack with a shock wave to left & right 80 BC Element Null Null Can use while running.Can't use while jumping.
Can't use while climbing an electro-ladder.Can't use while holding onto an electro-bar.
5 24 MB ****
131 NTChip131 SwordMan
(ソードマン)
Unleashes a devastating sword attack! 60 BC Element Null Null Can use while running.Can't use while jumping.
Can't use while climbing an electro-ladder.Can't use while holding onto an electro-bar.
5 48 MB ****

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • Like many Mega Man Network Transmission NetNavis, SwordMan doesn't have a traditional official key illustration.
  • While the three different sword heads concept was unused in the game, it was heavily utilized in the anime. They each have different personalities and tone of speaking.

References[]

  1. Rockman EXE Transmission Official Guidebook, page 135
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