Medabots S - Mega Man Battle Network collaboration

Medabots S Mega Man Battle Network Collaboration Will Appear Soon

Imagineer announced that its mobile game Medabots S will have new collaboration content based on Capcom’s Mega Man Battle Network series. The former will create new Medabots inspired by three famous NetNavis. This special event will be available for a limited time from August 5 to 19, 2021. [Thanks, 4Gamer!]

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The three NetNavis featured are MegaMan.EXE, Bass.EXE, and Roll.EXE. The new Medabots, named after their Japanese names, are Rock Trance, Fortate, and Heart Roll.

Rock Trance and Fortate will be available exclusively through gacha. The Medabots collaboration event will also let players collect exclusive points to obtain Heart Roll and four tracks from the Mega Man Battle Network soundtrack.

Capcom is celebrating the Mega Man Battle Network series’ 20th anniversary in 2021. While the company has yet to announce any new games or ports, it uploaded soundtracks from the entire mainline series to digital music platforms like Spotify in April 2021. It also gathered licensing partners to release merchandise related to the series’ anniversary.

This collaboration will appear in Medabots S, which is immediately available for Android and iOS devices in Japan. The Mega Man Battle Network event will run from August 5 to 19, 2021. Imagineer had also previously added collaboration content from Ghost in the Shell and Digimon into the Medabots mobile game.


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