Mega Man Battle Network 6: Кербезді Жануарлар Фальзар мен Грегар

Mega Man Battle Network 6: Cybeast Falzar (ロックマンエグゼ6 電脳獣ファルザー, Rokkuman Eguse Shikkusu Dennōjū Faruzā) and Mega Man Battle Network 6: Cybeast Gregar (ロックマンエグゼ6 電脳獣グレイガ, Rokkuman Eguse Shikkusu Dennōjū Gureiga) are 2005 tactical role playing video games developed and published by Capcom for the Game Boy Advance (GBA) handheld game console. They are the sixth and final games in the Mega Man Battle Network series, and involves Lan's family and MegaMan. EXE moving to Cyber City, only to need to stop the returning WWW (World Three) from re awakening the Cybeasts. However, WWW has returned and is causing trouble that not even the Official NetBattlers can control, so MegaMan decides to investigate. Here, MegaMan discovers that the Cybeasts Gregar which is created out of the combination of multiple bugs (like Gospel) and Falzar which created as a means to counter Gregar but went out of control, have something to do with a mysterious conspiracy. When a WWW Navi, CircusMan, captures one of the Cybeasts, MegaMan captures the other Cybeast into his body. Lan and MegaMan must fight WWW and stop whatever they're up to. At first it seems that Baryl and Colonel were the culprits of the conspiracy, but later in the end he admits that he was working for Dr. Wily himself. Dr. Wily raised Baryl when his own father was off fighting in a war, and in his kindness for Baryl, he was distracted from his plans for revenge of the Net society. He also created Colonel, the "perfect Navi" who had the ability to feel kindness and had powers of machine manipulation. However, once Baryl's father, his only true friend was killed in battle, Wily began to feel the past thoughts of revenge and modified Colonel to become a military grade Navi. The other programs were modified into a separate Navi named Iris. She was to be a military control Navi, until she met Lan, who showed her that humans were not bloodthirsty killers. As a precaution, Wily planted a program forbidding these Navis to merge by having them explode if they were ever to do so. To hatch his latest scheme to destroy the Net and the world, he built 2 enormous Copybots and installed the Gregar and Falzar Cybeasts in them, until Baryl decided what was truly right and began to battle one of the Cybeasts. MegaMan also began to battle the other Cybeast, until in a twist, the Cybeast took over MegaMan's body once again. Colonel and Iris began the risky merging, and with their heightened powers they destroyed the Cybeast from MegaMan's body. However, instead of separating, they sacrifice themselves to destroy the Cybeasts once and for all; afterwards, both of the Copybots explode, leaving Cyber City in ruins, and forcing the Hikari family to move back to ACDC Town. As a gift, Baryl, whom was not found in the wreckage, sends Lan Iris' Copybot, allowing MegaMan to stay in the real world all he wanted. The final scene flashes forward 20 years as Lan narrates the future of all the characters, including them and Mayl having a son named Patch, and a reformed Dr. Wily creating peace keeping programs for the internet named Iris and Colonel.

The gameplay of Mega Man Battle Network 6 is largely identical to that of its predecessors. The player explores the real world through Lan and the Net through MegaMan. EXE. When Lan plugs his PET, a handheld computer, into a computer with an interface jack, he can upload MegaMan. EXE to the cyber network, allowing him to explore and fight viruses as random encounters. When MegaMan encounters viruses, the screen shifts to a battle screen set on a six by three square grid. On the left half of the grid is MegaMan, and on the other half are his opponents. MegaMan has a relatively weak arm cannon, the Mega Buster, but his main weapon is Lan's library of battle chips, one use per battle special attacks which grant various abilities, including simple attacks, attack enhancements, defensive effects, terrain transmogrification, or assistance from other NetNavis. Before battle, the player can construct a folder consisted of thirty battle chips, and each turn of a battle (measured by a timer bar at the top of the screen), the player is presented with a random selection of these chips. The player can send MegaMan up to five Battle Chips, after which the battle takes place in real time, with MegaMan, controlled by the player, attacking with his Mega Buster, dodging attacks, or activating battle chips from his queue. Like previous entries, players are able to fight and trade with each other using the Game Boy Advance link cable, The game was exhibited at Tokyo Game Show 2005, and released in Japan on November 23, 2005, with pre orders for the game coming with a Battle Network themed spoon, fork, and case. Capcom further re released the game on March 23, 2006 as the Rockman. EXE 6: Beast Link Gate DX Edition, a bundle that comes with the Beast Link Gate peripheral allowing players to be in permanent Beast Out, as well as use real Battle Chips. Despite being considered the final game (outside of re releases), a gaiden game titled Rockman. EXE: Legend of Network released for Japanese mobile phones in 2006.

Mega Man Battle Network 6 released in Western territories starting on June 13, 2006; The Beast Link Gate content was also disabled, but can be re enabled through hacking.

On November 18, 2015, on its tenth anniversary, both versions of the game were made available on the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console; due to the lack of multiplayer emulation, entering the "Comm" menu will instead give the players all Chips that required multiplayer, alongside the e Reader exclusive jobs. It was also released in North America on March 10, 2016.

Both versions of the game placed in the Media Create top ten best selling games list in Japan during their release week. Cybeast Gregar placed at number three with 107,099 units sold, while Cybeast Falzar placed at number six with 65,560 units sold. The two versions of the game sold nearly half a million copies combined during its first month in the region and a total of 610,000 copies by the end of Capcom's 2005 fiscal year. The game achieved solid sales outside Japan.

Both versions were released to mixed reviews, with Falzar and Gregar holding averages of 63 and 62 out of 100 on Metacritic respectively. As a whole, the Star Force series was not nearly as successful as Battle Network, which was attributed in retrospect to its perceived lack of changes;
Mega Man Star Force 2: 0.29
Mega Man Star Force 3: 0.17
Rockman. EXE: Operate Shooting Star: 0.06|group=lower alpha

The story of Mega Man Battle Network 6 was loosely adapted into the events of the Beast season of the anime series MegaMan NT Warrior; in Beast, Lan and several of his friends are transported to a parallel world in a continual Dimensional Area, areas where the Cyber World and real world meld together. Many of the characters in the season, including Baryl and Colonel, have different personalities that are more inline with their game counterparts, rather than the anime. Other characters and elements of Battle Network 6 not present in Beast would be adapted into the Beast+ season, as they also do in the last chapters of Ryo Takamisaki's manga.