am I the only one who thinks Mr. Match should stop appearing in the games, he\'s appeared in all 3 so far( but he is pretty funny),with not to mention different yet similar navis

Yeah I agree Its plain stupid lan trusted him.I hope Mr.match burns in the 4th mmbn.:lol:That would be funny:devil::lol::lol:

Um i really dont care but he might because he will probly be in a 4 because he went to jail but will probly escape.

If I remember right,

You have no proof of that. In mmbn 3 there IS a hospital.

He did not die in the pulse chairs. Lan or Megaman ( I forget which one said it) said that they were all just unconsious(sp). And he is in MMBN4 with Fireman. He also appears when you fight Burnerman (Fireman and Burnerman duke it out). I like Mr. Match, he is cool, therefore he should stay for games to come.

*Sighs* More idiots. In MMBN3, Mr Match was only knocked unconscious and his mental data was hidden within the Remains of the WWW Base. The Officials were able to obtain this data, and used their own pulse machines probly to pulse their minds back in. *SPOILER ALERT* In Megaman BN4, mr Match Returns with Fireman. He has a girlfriend whom you can find at almost any point of the game and returns with Fireman. But Mr Match turns good in this game when his cohorts decide to screw him over, and thus he\'s forced to help Lan by helping him disarm bomb like rockets or fire starters. After the fight with Fireman, fireman and Megaman in a way \"Total Synch\" like Megaman and Lan, and this creates Fire Soul!

I never heard anything about the officials pulsing their minds back in. I was sort of under the impression that because of Capcom\'s unwillingness to allow many deaths into the MMBN games, the chair\'s syncro effect was not as complete as it said, and it only sent the WWW affiliates into a sort of long coma. I don\'t know, there are people who are much better with plot than I.

Er, I never got to do the FireMan plot (seeing as it is only on MMBN 4 Red Sun, right?), but you do see him again during the BurnMan match. I am willing to bet they\'ll never get rid of him, simply because they need someone to operate the countless fire Navis.:conf:

No, I don\'t believe it ever clarified how he returned to...conciousness. Other than that, the other \'idiot\' *cough*Katoma_Mundara*Cough* got it right.

Sorry Katoma, no one insults my homies and gets away with it.

Idiot huh? I happen to study those games like crazy. I have a whole FAQ being made. And so you know, the most logical way that Mr Match is mind was put back in was to make a machine like the pulse machine to put his mind back in.

Really, it\'s safe to assume he was just knocked out from the shock of being \"deleted\".

Actually Mega X if you read at the very end of MMBN3, it gives you the answer in there, I will try to quote it the best I can: note: I\'m not good with dates and times, so i might be wrong on that. I am also putting this based on my current memory, as much as I\'d like to do a dance facing Alpha/Proto as I always do, I just want to answer this. I put the key words in \"

Lan (Overview, black background showing his memories): A month after the WWW is base was destroyed, the officials went there and found the \"PERSONALITY DATAS\" ((on A side note: I doubt anyone is personality would be data unless their minds entered the cyber world)) of The WWW members, however, Megaman and Bass ((or was it Megaman and Wiley or Bass and Wiley, I place my bets on one of the megaman ones, I forgot this too) is data was never found.

This gives the idea that Mr Match is mind was indeed sealed in the cyberworld in a file, but in order to return it to Mr Match, this means the most logical action would be to pulse it back into his mind using a pulse transmission machine.

Flareman, you should try reading in the games to understand some things. I quote off memory this:

Mr Match: Only those with a burning heart (or was it soul sorry another of my short term memory moments) can wield a Fire Navi.

In Short, Mr Match is explaining why throughout the first three games he\'s the only one capable of controlling a naturally created Fire element Navi. Him and his Rival (Kasuke or something like that) both prove they have burning hearts/souls because they won a special right in their country or something, a festival of flames where the people with the hottest souls/hearts control the lead float or something like that. If you think about it, it seems only a few are able to control natural fire element navis, and the control is maintained through the hearts and souls of the operator being a burning one, one that rages with the intesity of a fire you can say. I kinda understand Mr Match, because I have a similar feeling in my soul. Anyhow, I think Mr Match is gonna appear in the future Battle Networks, and he\'s probly going to be a influential figure, but I doubt he\'d get his own game, because quite frankly it would just be awkward to play a whole battle network like game using only a fire based navi. Anyhow, I wouldn\'t be surprised if there is more in store for Mr Match. But I doubt he\'d become like a Solo-Figure. If any character deserves the right to be playable, it\'s Bass/Forte hands down, like a MMBN .5, which let\'s you go through all of Bass is life.

Capcom has not stated that in any way shape or form. Thus, pulsing in, which was decided too dangerous BTW, is not canon.

I hate to be blunt, but couldn\'t just about anyone with enough money to buy a custom Navi create a flame Navi? I mean, people have wood navis, aqua navis, and electric navis. Certainly they would not limit you from having a flame navi?

Otherwise, what would really be the point in salamander chips or other fire specifics? I\'d imagine they\'d be in the bargain bin.

It just seems odd to me that you don\'t have to have any sort of warrior\'s soul to use a wood, aqua, or elec navi. Mr. Match was probably just reffering to that ever-present warrior\'s nature that he and Asuke seem to share.

That\'s a good point, but there is also proof that there are normal navis (those seen on the net, most commonly in BN1) which are capable of elemental battles, then again this is coming from a Un-Canon game, namely Megaman Battle Chip Challenge. But maybe the Salamander chips were made specifically for those whom are able to control Fire navis. Then again you are right in a way about that. But the real question is, why did they keep MR Match as a lone flame navi user for 3 games, then only introduce a guy finally after that long whom is in fact exactly like Mr Match? Sometimes the company won\'t openly express the data, it\'s the same for .hack, that\'s been around for years, and it\'s all up to those who want to completely collect every last piece of data in one place and create the ultimate file about all the mysteries of the games, thus these people are considered the \"Gurus\" of the series/games/mangas ect, and that\'s what I want to be for the BN series

Oh yeh, Mega-X, they were trying to handle Net terrorists. If you were to relate the fact that people dun give how dangerous torture it yet we\'re using it on terrorists in real life, what\'s to stop them from ignoring the threat repulsing in the WWW4 (WWW from MMBN3) members is brains? It\'s just a question of the morality of the people. Besides, if you remember, the Officials or scilab, one of those 2, wanted to recieve information from Mr Match and Crew, thus explaining that they have 2 reasons to take such a massive risk as to pulsing their minds back in. It\'s all a question of the morality of people, which is quite low when you consider how people treat terrorists.

But see, I never understood how your mind could be seperated from the body in the first place. No amount of virtual transmitting can do that.

They probably came to eventually, besides, the only known Pulse Transmission systems that could link to Wily\'s base were in Wily\'s base, which blew up.

Actually, the end of the game states that there was enough remaining to find the WWW members, and that they were RETURNED to NORMAL, meaning that they remained unconscious. On a side note: It is possible to turn your mind into computer signals. IN both MMBN3 AND Yu-Gi-Oh the False Bound Kingdom, there is mentioning that the human man operates on pure electric signals. What the machine does is it takes the electric signals out of your mind and transfers them into a cyber world. This is really not so impossible. I may be only in Chemistry for my 10th grade year, but I have a crud load of logic.

Again, the only way to get there would be through the WWW base Pulse chairs, which were destroyed in the explosion.