This article is about the NetNavi PharaohMan.EXE. For his anime counterpart, see PharaohMan.EXE (anime). For his Zoanoroid counterpart, see Zoano PharaohMan.EXE. For his Robot Master counterpart, see Pharaoh Man. |
- "All those who disturb my sleep... must pay!"
- ―PharaohMan, Mega Man Network Transmission
PharaohMan.EXE (ファラオマン.EXE Faraoman Eguze) is a solo NetNavi that appears as a boss in several games of the Mega Man Battle Network series. The legend says PharaohMan was a Navi used by the king of a super-ancient civilization. Modern NetNavi research theorizes he's a remnant that manifested in the cyberworld.[1]
Appearance[]
Whereas his Robot Master counterpart is modeled after an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh, PharoahMan is modeled as a statue-like Navi. He has a golden yellow body with three teal linings on his lower body, white wings on the back, black silt on his face, white nose and red eyes. PharaohMan has two gray floating arms with red lining on each of them, cyan hands with brown fingers on each of them, and teal rings on each of his wrist.
Personality[]
PharaohMan has been mainly shown to be arrogant toward others because of his great power and ruthless towards his enemies.
History[]
Mega Man Battle Network[]
PharaohMan appears as a secret boss. To encounter him, the player must have beaten the Life Virus and reached at least Level 70. After the first fight with him in Internet Area 12, he will reappear as a random encounter in that area from then on.
Mega Man Network Transmission[]
PharaohMan appears as the guardian of the data of the Legendary WWW Area when MegaMan attempts to retrieve WWW data from the area. The two engage in battle and PharaohMan is defeated, allowing MegaMan to collect the OldData.
When PharaohMan is defeated, the player either receives an Anubis Battle Chip or a PharaohMan Battle Chip.
Interestingly, before the fight, MegaMan comments how he hadn't seen that Navi type before, implying the post-events for the first are non-canon and this may be his only canon fight with MegaMan, assuming he didn’t just forget.
Mega Man Battle Network 2[]
PharaohMan appears in the WWW Area 1 and tries to stop MegaMan from advancing, but is defeated. He then reappears in that area for rematches.
Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge[]
Although PharaohMan does not physically appear in Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge, he and PlanetMan.EXE were mentioned by Mayl Sakurai in Guardian Tournament.
Other media[]
Anime[]
MegaMan NT Warrior[]
PharaohMan was given a much more notable and significant role from within the anime series as it's revealed that PharaohMan himself is an extremely powerful solo NetNavi who was created 20 years ago by Tadashi Hikari (the father of Yuichiro and grandfather of Lan), being intended to monitor and guide the flow of data across the Net and had full access to it as a result, but had to be sealed away due to him being infected by a virus that made him power-hungry and megalomaniacal.
Rockman EXE Beast[]
He reappears as a Zoanoroid of Glaga's army.
Manga[]
MegaMan NT Warrior[]
In the manga, PharaohMan appears in Volume 3 and 4. In this version, he is portrayed a bit more comical, often falling down when getting angry and requires help to get back up although he still shows an air of authority and great wisdom along with a strict, almost no-nonsense attitude. He tests MegaMan by making him fight four great warriors which assume his image as well as style-changing to upgrade themselves. After realizing what MegaMan has that the warrior doesn't, MegaMan then gains the ability of Perfect Synchro, as well as Hub Style. PharaohMan and the four warriors then ascend into the "afterlife" after Hub Style's energy surge.
Abilities[]
Mega Man Battle Network[]
- PharaohMan will drop a sarcophagus on his field and it will shoot one of these attacks:
- Coffin Laser (棺桶レーザー[1][2] Kanouke Rēzā, AKA "Sarcophagus Laser"):
A powerful green laser that covers an entire row. - Pharaoh Cube (ファラオキューブ Farao Kyūbu):
An ancient looking cube will shoot out and goes down the row. - Ratton 3 (ラットン3 Ratton Surī):
Consecutive Ratton Battle Chip attacks will shoot out and target the player.
- Coffin Laser (棺桶レーザー[1][2] Kanouke Rēzā, AKA "Sarcophagus Laser"):
- Pharaoh Trap (ファラオトラップ Farao Torappu):
An inscription is released from PharaohMan. A mine trap is then placed on the player's field, which, when stepped on, will release:- Eggsnake (エッグスネーク Eggusunēku):
An Eggsnake 2 Battle Chip attack that will track the player until it is destroyed. - An Anubis statue appears and poisons the player's field until destroyed.
- Arrow (アロー Arō):
Arrow Battle Chip attack spawns on the field and damages the player.
- Eggsnake (エッグスネーク Eggusunēku):
Mega Man Network Transmission [3][]
- Curse Attack (カースアタック Kāsu Atakku),
0 None damage:
PharaohMan will randomly summon one of three objects to attack MegaMan:- Coffin Laser (棺桶レーザー Kanouke Rēzā, AKA "Sarcophagus Laser"),
120 None damage:
PharaohMan drops a coffin that fires a laser and disappears. - Poison Anubis (ポイズンアヌビス Poizun Anubisu),
40 None damage:
PharaohMan drops an Anubis statue that slowly damages MegaMan. Can be destroyed. - Ratton (ラットン Ratton),
10 None damage:
PharaohMan drops a coffin that releases a Ratty and disappears. The Ratty will stay on the area until some time passes or it is destroyed.
- Coffin Laser (棺桶レーザー Kanouke Rēzā, AKA "Sarcophagus Laser"),
Mega Man Battle Network 2[]
- PharaohMan will have two sarcophagi on the field at the start of the battle. These can attack as well as shield him. The sarcophagi open when MegaMan steps in front of them, and release one of these:
- Coffin Laser (棺桶レーザー[4] Kanouke Reza, AKA "Sarcophagus Laser"):
A powerful green laser that covers an entire row. - Ratton (ラットン Ratton):
A Ratton Battle Chip attack. Ratton 1 in V1, Ratton 2 in V2 and Ratton 3 in V3. - Cube (キューブ Kyūbu):
A huge purple block drops on the player's field. - A wind effect that constantly blows the player to the back column.
- Coffin Laser (棺桶レーザー[4] Kanouke Reza, AKA "Sarcophagus Laser"):
- Pharaoh Trap (ファラオトラップ Farao Torappu):
An inscription is released from PharaohMan. A mine trap is then placed on the player's field, which, when stepped on, will release:- Snake (ヘビ Hebi):
A snake that will track MegaMan until it is destroyed. - An Anubis statue appears and poisons the player's field until destroyed.
- Meteor (メテオ Meteo):
Meteors that track MegaMan's movement. Meteor 9 chip in V1, Meteor 12 in V2 and Meteor 18 in V3.
- Snake (ヘビ Hebi):
Drops[]
Mega Man Battle Network[]
Enemy | Image | Reward | Busting LV. |
Chance [5] | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
PharaohMan (ファラオマン) |
PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 1 - S | 100% | ||
PharaohMan V2 (ファラオマンV2) |
PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 1 - S | 100% | ||
PharaohMan SP (ファラオマンSP) |
4000z | 1 - 4 | 100% | |||
5 | 50% | |||||
5000z | 5 | 25% | ||||
6 | 50% | |||||
7 | 25% | |||||
PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 5 | 25% | |||
6 | 50% | |||||
7 | 25% | |||||
6000z | 7 | 25% | ||||
8 | 50% | |||||
9 | 46.875% | |||||
10 | 25% | |||||
PharoMn2 (ファラオマンV2) |
(P) | 7 | 25% | |||
8 | 50% | |||||
9 | 46.875% | |||||
10 | 25% | |||||
Anubis (ポイズンアヌビス Poison Anubis) |
(L) | 9 | 3.125% | |||
10 | 25% | |||||
S | 50% | |||||
PharoMn3 (ファラオマンV3) |
(P) | 9 | 3.125% | |||
10 | 25% | |||||
S | 50% |
Rockman.EXE Operate Shooting Star[]
Enemy | Image | Reward | Busting LV. |
Chance [6] | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
PharaohMan (ファラオマン) |
PharaohMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 1 - S | 100% | ||
PharaohMan V2 (ファラオマンV2) |
PharaohMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 1 - S | 100% | ||
PharaohMan SP (ファラオマンSP) |
4000z | 1 - 4 | 100% | |||
5 | 50% | |||||
5000z | 5 | 25% | ||||
6 | 50% | |||||
7 | 25% | |||||
PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 5 | 25% | |||
6 | 50% | |||||
7 | 25% | |||||
6000z | 7 | 25% | ||||
8 | 43.75% | |||||
9 | 37.5% | |||||
10 | 25% | |||||
PharaohMan V2 (ファラオマンV2) |
(P) | 7 | 25% | |||
8 | 43.75% | |||||
9 | 37.5% | |||||
10 | 25% | |||||
Poison Anubis (ポイズンアヌビス) |
(L) | 8 | 6.25% | |||
9 | 12.5% | |||||
10 | 25% | |||||
S | 50% | |||||
PharaohMan V3 (ファラオマンV3) |
(P) | 8 | 6.25% | |||
9 | 12.5% | |||||
10 | 25% | |||||
S | 50% |
Mega Man Battle Network 2[]
Enemy | HP | Image | Reward | Busting LV. |
Chance [7] | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
>=75% |
5000z | 1 - S | 100% | |||
<75% |
5000z | 1 - S | 100% | ||||
<25% |
5000z | 1 - S | 100% | ||||
PharoManV 2 (ファラオマンV2) |
>=75% |
PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 1 - S | 100% | ||
<75% |
PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 1 - S | 100% | |||
<25% |
PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 1 - S | 100% | |||
PharoManV 3 (ファラオマンV3) |
>=75% |
5000z | 1 - 4 | 100% | |||
5 | 75% | ||||||
6 | 50% | ||||||
7 | 25% | ||||||
PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 5 | 25% | ||||
6 | 50% | ||||||
7 | 25% | ||||||
PharoMnV 2 (ファラオマンV 2) |
(P) | 7 | 50% | ||||
8 | 100% | ||||||
9 | 93.75% | ||||||
10 | 50% | ||||||
Anubis (ポイズンアヌビス Poison Anubis) |
(U) | 9 | 3.125% | ||||
10 | 25% | ||||||
S | 50% | ||||||
PharoMnV 3 (ファラオマンV 3) |
(P) | 9 | 3.125% | ||||
10 | 25% | ||||||
S | 50% | ||||||
<75% |
5000z | 1 - 4 | 100% | ||||
5 | 75% | ||||||
6 | 50% | ||||||
7 | 25% | ||||||
PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 5 | 25% | ||||
6 | 50% | ||||||
7 | 25% | ||||||
PharoMnV 2 (ファラオマンV 2) |
(P) | 7 | 50% | ||||
8 | 100% | ||||||
9 | 93.75% | ||||||
10 | 50% | ||||||
Anubis (ポイズンアヌビス Poison Anubis) |
(W) | 9 | 3.125% | ||||
10 | 25% | ||||||
S | 50% | ||||||
PharoMnV 3 (ファラオマンV 3) |
(P) | 9 | 3.125% | ||||
10 | 25% | ||||||
S | 50% | ||||||
<25% |
5000z | 1 - 4 | 100% | ||||
5 | 75% | ||||||
6 | 50% | ||||||
7 | 25% | ||||||
PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
(P) | 5 | 25% | ||||
6 | 50% | ||||||
7 | 25% | ||||||
PharoMnV 2 (ファラオマンV 2) |
(P) | 7 | 50% | ||||
8 | 100% | ||||||
9 | 93.75% | ||||||
10 | 50% | ||||||
Anubis (ポイズンアヌビス Poison Anubis) |
(W) | 9 | 3.125% | ||||
10 | 25% | ||||||
S | 50% | ||||||
PharoMnV 3 (ファラオマンV 3) |
(P) | 9 | 3.125% | ||||
10 | 25% | ||||||
S | 50% |
Battle Chips[]
- See also: Anubis
Mega Man Battle Network[]
ID | Image | Battle Chip | Description | Attack | Code(s) | Rarity | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
170 | PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
3-row coffin laser! |
100 (MMBN) 120 (OSS) |
P | ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆ | ||
171 | PharoMn2 (ファラオマンV2) |
3-row coffin laser! |
120 (MMBN) 140 (OSS) |
P | ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆ | ||
172 | PharoMn3 (ファラオマンV3) |
3-row coffin laser! |
140 (MMBN) 160 (OSS) |
P | ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆ |
Mega Man Battle Network 2[]
ID | Image | Battle Chip | Description | Attack | Code(s) | MB | Rarity | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
239 | PharoMan (ファラオマン) |
Laser- shooting coffin etc |
240 | P, * | 32 | ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆ | ||
240 | PharoMnV 2 (ファラオマンV 2) |
Laser- shooting coffin etc |
270 | P, * | 48 | ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆ | ||
241 | PharoMnV 3 (ファラオマンV 3) |
Laser- shooting coffin etc |
300 | P, * | 64 | ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆ |
Mega Man Network Transmission[]
ID | Image | Battle Chip | Description | Attack | Codes | Max. Num. |
MB | Rarity | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
135 | PharaohMan (ファラオマン) |
Calls forth a laser coffin; adjusts angle | 30 | 5 | 56 | ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆ |
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- PharaohMan was conceptualized to have an operator who would wear a one-eyed mask and a green cloak. This idea was scrapped and he has no operator in the final game.[8]
- PharaohMan's Japanese voice actor, Keiji Fujiwara, also voices Mr. Famous in the anime.
- PharaohMan's stage music contains a brief portion of his Robot Master counterpart's theme. This is also the case for FireMan.EXE and GravityMan.EXE.
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Rockman EXE no Subete, page 86
- ↑ Battle Network Rockman EXE Official Guidebook, page 184
- ↑ Rockman EXE Transmission Official Guidebook, page 137
- ↑ Rockman EXE Encyclopedia
- ↑ Mega Man Battle Network Drop Rates
- ↑ Rockman.EXE Operate Shooting Star Drop Rates
- ↑ Mega Man Battle Network 2 Drop Rates
- ↑ Rockman EXE no Himitsu, page 40