Mega Man X: Command Mission

Japanese cover and promo art.

Game Information Developer(s): Capcom Production Studio 3 Publisher(s): Capcom Director(s): Yoshinori Takenaka Rie Suzuki (art) Junpei Mizusaki (animation) Producer(s): Tatsuya Kitabayashi Koji Nakajima Tatsuya Minami (general) Artist(s): Ryuji Higurashi Composers(s): Shinya Okada Yuko Komiyama Seiko Kobuchi Platform(s): PlayStation 2, GameCube Release date(s): July 29, 2004 September 21, 2004 November 19, 2004 Genre(s): Role-playing Rating(s): CERO: A (All Ages) ESRB: E (Everyone) OFLC: G8+ PEGI: 7+ Mode(s): Single player Media: 1 DVD, 1 GameCube disc

Theme Music "A Moment of Passion ~GameEdit~" ("Jounetsu Setsuna") Opening theme performed by Asami_Abe. "Theme of Mega Man X Command Mission"

Mega Man X: Command Mission, known as Rockman X Command Mission (ロックマンXコマンドミッション, Rockman X Command Mission^?) in Japan, is the second-to-last game in the Mega Man X series to be released. It was released on both the PlayStation 2 and the Nintendo GameCube and is primarily RPG-style in nature.

Even though, Command Mission freely references events from previous X series titles, it is considered an unrelated spin-off (side story), set outside of the main storyline.^[1] Chronologically, it is currently the last game in the series, taking place sometime in the twenty-third century (22XX time period).

Contents 1 Story 2 Main characters 3 Bosses 4 Locations 5 See also 6 Gallery 6.1 Cover Art 6.2 Screenshots 7 Video 8 Trivia 9 External links 10 References

StoryEdit

"In 22XX AD, a new substance known as Force Metal was extracted from the debris of a small meteorite. Technology based on the metal revolutionized the field of Reploid Engineering.

Giga City, an artificial island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, was built purposely for the mining and smelting of Force Metal. Everything seemed to go well until a band of Reploids armed themselves and launched a rebellion on the island.

Its leader, Epsilon, was branded a Maverick by the government, who dispatched a Maverick Hunter team to Giga City to liberate Giga City from Epsilon's grasp.

As X and Zero travel to the ruins, a collapsed pillar separates them. X must then fight his way to a place where he and Zero are reunited. Upon reaching Epsilon's destination, Shadow betrays the team, Epsilon's Cadre appears and knocks Zero away. X has no choice but to escape and gather up a team to assist in defeating the minions of the Rebellion army."[1]

Main charactersEdit

• Mega Man X
• Zero
• Axl
• Spider
• Cinnamon
• Marino
• Steel Massimo
• Chief R
• Nana
• Professor Gaudile

BossesEdit

• Hippopressor
• Shadow

Rebellion Army

• Wild Jango
• Silver Horn
• Dr. Psyche
• Mach Jentra
• Incentas

Rebellion Cadres

• Botos
• Ferham
• Scarface
• Epsilon

Far East HQ

• Depth Dragoon
• Colonel Redips

Secret Bosses

• Rafflesian
• Duckbill Mole
• Ninetails

LocationsEdit

• Giga City
• Lagrano Ruins
• Central Tower
• Tianna Camp
• Gaudile Laboratory
• Ulfat Factory
• Gimialla Mine
• Vanallia Desert
• Melda Ore Plant
• Grave Ruins Base
• Far East HQ
• Babel

See alsoEdit

• List of Mega Man X: Command Mission enemies
• List of Mega Man X: Command Mission items
• Mega Man X: Command Mission walkthrough
• Mega Man X: Command Mission Script

GalleryEdit

Cover ArtEdit

ScreenshotsEdit

VideoEdit

Rockman X: Command Mission commercial
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TriviaEdit

• Redips's name was misspelled as "Rideps" in the instruction manual. However, this was likely intentional to avoid any chances of those who read the manual would notice the play in his name.

• In an early version of the game, X had his usual blue armor with bright colors instead of the new exclusive armor from the final version.

• This is the only game of the Mega Man X series without Sigma. However, Sigma's last English voice actor Dave Pettitt performs the role of Epsilon in this game.

• While not the first in the franchise to be a role-playing game (MegaMan Battle Network being action-RPG), Command Mission was the first (and only) RPG in the X series and in the robot continuity altogether (as the Battle Network/Star Force series is set in an entirely separate timeline).

• The background music used during Lagrano Ruins (where Epsilon and other Rebellion members were created) is a remix of the theme used during one of Axl's cutscenes in Mega Man X7 when he reveals to Zero the reason he left Red Alert is his A-Trans copy ability.

• This is the only game in the X series (so far) that does not feature X's Variable Weapons system. On a related note, Zero's techniques aren't learned normally by defeating bosses.

• Concept art for the game suggests that Mega Man and Cut Man were possibly planned to appear in the game, however they were removed, or left out of the overall game for unknown reasons.
• This is also the only game in the X series (so far) that does not feature any Dr. Light Capsules, thus making this game the only one in the series to lack Dr. Light.

External linksEdit

• Rockman X: Command Mission official site

ReferencesEdit

Mega Man X: Command Mission
Main characters
Mega Man X • Zero • Axl • Steel Massimo • Marino • Cinnamon • Spider
Other characters
Chief R • Nana • Aile • Professor Gaudile
Rebellion Army
Epsilon • Botos • Ferham • Scarface • Wild Jango • Silver Horn • Dr. Psyche • Mach Jentra • Incentas
Other Bosses
Hippopressor • Shadow • Depth Dragoon • Colonel Redips • Great Redips Duckbill Mole • Rafflesian • Tails Clan • Ninetails
Locations
Giga City • Lagrano Ruins • Central Tower • Tianna Camp • Gaudile Laboratory • Ulfat Factory • Gimialla Mine Vanallia Desert • Melda Ore Plant • Grave Ruins Base • Far East HQ • Babel
Related Items
Action Trigger • Hyper Mode •Final Strike • Force Metal • Deployment Center • Sky Room • Enemies • Items

Mega Man X series
Main characters Mega Man X • Zero • Axl • Dr. Cain • Iris • Colonel • Signas • Alia • Layer • Pallette Sigma • Vile • X-Hunters • Dr. Doppler • Nightmare Police • Dynamo • Gate • Red • Lumine Shadow Hunters • Berkana • Gareth • Epsilon • Colonel Redips Main games Mega Man X • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 Mega Man Xtreme • Mega Man Xtreme 2 • Mega Man X: Command Mission
Special Weapons & Techniques General X-Buster • Z-Saber • Z-Buster • Axl Bullet • Copy Shot Mega Man X Acid Burst • Aiming Laser • Bomb Bee • Boomerang Cutter • Bubble Splash • C-Shot • Chameleon Sting Circle Blaze • Crystal Hunter • Crystal Wall • Dark Hold • Double Cyclone • Drift Diamond • Electric Spark Explosion • F-Laser • Fire Wave • Frost Shield • Frost Tower • Gaea Shield • Goo Shaver • Gravity Well Green Spinner • Ground Dash • Ground Fire • Ground Hunter • Guard Shell • Homing Torpedo • Ice Burst Lightning Web • Magma Blade • Magnet Mine • Marine Tornado • Melt Creeper • Metal Anchor • Meteor Rain Moving Wheel • Parasitic Bomb • Ray Arrow • Ray Claw • Ray Splasher • Rising Fire • Rolling Shield Shadow Runner • Shining Ray • Shotgun Ice • Silk Shot • Sniper Missile • Sonic Slicer • Soul Body Speed Burner • Spike Ball • Spin Wheel • Spinning Blade • Splash Laser • Squeeze Bomb • Storm Tornado Strike Chain • Thunder Dancer • Tornado Fang • Tri-Thunder • Tri-Thunder (Xtreme 2) • Triad Thunder Twin Slasher • Volt Tornado • Wind Cutter • Wing Spiral • Yammar Option Zero Bakuenjin • C-Flasher • C-Sword • Dairettsui • Dark Hold • Dash • Drill Crush • E-Blade • Earth Gaizer • Enkoujin Enkoukyaku • Ensuizan • F-Splasher • Fire Wave • Fish Fang • Ganzanha • Gokumonken • Guard Shell Hadangeki • Hieijin • Hienkyaku • Hyoroga • Hyouretsuzan • Hyouryuushou • Juuhazan • Kuuenbu • Kuuenzan Lightning • Quake Blazer • Raijingeki • Raijinken • Raijinshou • Raikousen • Rakuhouha • Rakukojin • Rasetsusen Rekkoha • Rekkyoudan • Renyoudan • Rising • Ryuenjin • Senpuukyaku • Sentsuizan • Shippuuga • Shoenzan Shouryuuken • Souenbu • Suiretsusen • Tenkuuha • Tenshouha • Tri-Thunder • Twin Dream • W-Shredder Yammar Option • Youdantotsu • Zankourin • Zekkyoudan • Zero Final Axl Black Arrow • Blast Launcher • Bound Blaster • Circle Blaze • Explosion • Flame Burner • Gaea Shield Ice Gattling • Moving Wheel • Plasma Gun • Ray Gun • Sniper Missile • Spiral Magnum • Splash Laser Volt Tornado • Wind Cutter Vile Bang Away Bomb • Banzai Beetle • Buckshot Dance • Bumpity Boom • Burning Drive • Cerberus Phantom Cherry Blast • Deadstar Hug • Distance Needler • Dragon's Wrath • Egoistic Pill • Fatboy • Fire Murrain Front Runner • Go-Getter Right • Golden Right • Green-Eyed Lamp • Hot Icicle • Humerus Crush • Infinity Gig Longshot Gizmo • Lost Lamb • Marooned Tomahawk • Metal Crescent • Necro Burst • Nervous Ghost Parasite Sword • Peace Out Roller • Popcorn Demon • Quick Homesick • Rising Specter • Rumbling Bang Sea Dragon's Rage • Serotinal Bullet • Splash Hit • Spoiled Brat • Straight Nightmare • Stubborn Crawler Sword Bouquet • Territorial Pow • Trident Line • Triple 7 • Two Headed Slash • Wild Horse Kick • Zip Zapper
Damage Data Charts Mega Man X • 2 • 3 • 4 (X) • 4 (Zero) • 5 (X) • 5 (Zero) • 6 (X) • 6 (Zero) Mega Man Xtreme • Xtreme 2 (X) • Xtreme 2 (Zero) Maverick Hunter X (X) • Maverick Hunter X (Vile) Game Scripts Mega Man X • X2 • X3 • X4 (X's story) • X4 (Zero's story) X5 (X's story) • X5 (Zero's story) • X6 (X's story) • X6 (Zero's story) X7 (X's story) • X7 (Zero's story) • X7 (Axl's story) • X8 (X's story) • X8 (Zero's story) • X8 (Axl's story) Xtreme 1 • Xtreme 2 • Command Mission Maverick Hunter X (X's story) • Maverick Hunter X (Vile's story) Related Items Maverick • Maverick Hunter • Maverick Virus • Nightmare Phenomenon • Rebellion Army • Red Alert • Repliforce • Reploid Parts • Rescuable Reploids • Chips • Ride Armor X's weaponry • X's armors • Zero's weaponry • Axl's weaponry • Vile's weaponry Rockman X Mega Mission Related Media OVA The Day of Σ Manga Rockman X (manga series) • Irregular Hunter Rockman X • Rockman Remix • Rockman X5 • Rockman X7 4Koma Manga Kingdom Soundtracks Capcom Music Generation - Rockman X1~6 • Rockman X7 Original Soundtrack Rockman X8 Original Soundtrack • Rockman X: Command Mission Original Soundtrack

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