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'''Mega Man Zero 2''', also known in Japan as ''Rockman Zero 2'' (ロックマンゼロ2?), is a game developed by Inti Creates and published by Capcom for the Game Boy Advance. This game is part of the highly-successful [[Mega Man]] series created by Keiji Inafune. It is the sequel to the previous installment of the Mega Man Zero Series, [[Mega Man Zero]], and is | '''Mega Man Zero 2''', also known in Japan as ''Rockman Zero 2'' (ロックマンゼロ2?), is a game developed by Inti Creates and published by Capcom for the Game Boy Advance. This game is part of the highly-successful [[Mega Man]] series created by Keiji Inafune. It is the sequel to the previous installment of the Mega Man Zero Series, [[Mega Man Zero]], and is succeeded by a follow-up sequel of its own, [[Mega Man Zero 3]]. It was re-released as part of the [[Mega Man Zero Collection]] for the Nintendo DS, with newer, improved sound quality, and contributes toward an in-game wallpaper and Mod Card collection. Some content has also been edited from the original Japanese release for the sake of maintaining an ''E'' rating. The initial releases of the game installments contain death animations where bosses spurt out a dark red oil when they are slain, resembling blood. In the ''Mega Man Zero Collection'', uses of the words "die", "death," and "kill" haxe been stealthily replaced with softer dialogue. The collection also updates in-game mechanics, with new controls and menu interfaces utilizing the Touch Screen of the Nintendo DS. All sound effects and music tracks in the collection are noticeably cleaner, remastered to fully exploit the DS's enhanced digital audio range compared to the Game Boy Advance. Aside from some minor changes in game play, it retains the original formula of Mega Man, but reintroduces the primary feature to gain abilities from enemy bosses, notably missing from the preceding installment of the series. {{Continue Nav}} | ||
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The sequel to the first title continues one year after Zero began his continuous attack on the immeasurable number of Pantheons seen at the end of the first game. This began after discovering his old friend, Mega Man X, has turned into a weary Cyber-Elf, and dealing with a would-be imitation known as Copy X. At the original X's request, Zero continues to fight. Meanwhile, an auspicious Reploid known as Elpizo has discovered Neo Arcadia's true motives and has abandoned his job there for the sake of fighting back with a strike force of his own. However, he has no idea Neo Arcadia is too strong to defeat, and his actions eventually lead to the discovery of an even more frightening entity that may jeporadize the whole world. Elsewhere, a mysterious man watches it all unfold... but just what does he have in mind? | The sequel to the first title continues one year after Zero began his continuous attack on the immeasurable number of Pantheons seen at the end of the first game. This began after discovering his old friend, Mega Man X, has turned into a weary Cyber-Elf, and dealing with a would-be imitation known as Copy X. At the original X's request, Zero continues to fight. Meanwhile, an auspicious Reploid known as Elpizo has discovered Neo Arcadia's true motives and has abandoned his job there for the sake of fighting back with a strike force of his own. However, he has no idea Neo Arcadia is too strong to defeat, and his actions eventually lead to the discovery of an even more frightening entity that may jeporadize the whole world. Elsewhere, a mysterious man watches it all unfold... but just what does he have in mind? | ||
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Template:Infobox Mega Man Zero 2, also known in Japan as Rockman Zero 2 (ロックマンゼロ2?), is a game developed by Inti Creates and published by Capcom for the Game Boy Advance. This game is part of the highly-successful Mega Man series created by Keiji Inafune. It is the sequel to the previous installment of the Mega Man Zero Series, Mega Man Zero, and is succeeded by a follow-up sequel of its own, Mega Man Zero 3. It was re-released as part of the Mega Man Zero Collection for the Nintendo DS, with newer, improved sound quality, and contributes toward an in-game wallpaper and Mod Card collection. Some content has also been edited from the original Japanese release for the sake of maintaining an E rating. The initial releases of the game installments contain death animations where bosses spurt out a dark red oil when they are slain, resembling blood. In the Mega Man Zero Collection, uses of the words "die", "death," and "kill" haxe been stealthily replaced with softer dialogue. The collection also updates in-game mechanics, with new controls and menu interfaces utilizing the Touch Screen of the Nintendo DS. All sound effects and music tracks in the collection are noticeably cleaner, remastered to fully exploit the DS's enhanced digital audio range compared to the Game Boy Advance. Aside from some minor changes in game play, it retains the original formula of Mega Man, but reintroduces the primary feature to gain abilities from enemy bosses, notably missing from the preceding installment of the series. Template:Continue Nav
Story
The sequel to the first title continues one year after Zero began his continuous attack on the immeasurable number of Pantheons seen at the end of the first game. This began after discovering his old friend, Mega Man X, has turned into a weary Cyber-Elf, and dealing with a would-be imitation known as Copy X. At the original X's request, Zero continues to fight. Meanwhile, an auspicious Reploid known as Elpizo has discovered Neo Arcadia's true motives and has abandoned his job there for the sake of fighting back with a strike force of his own. However, he has no idea Neo Arcadia is too strong to defeat, and his actions eventually lead to the discovery of an even more frightening entity that may jeporadize the whole world. Elsewhere, a mysterious man watches it all unfold... but just what does he have in mind?
Table of Contents
Intro Stage
First Four Missions
- Computer Zone: Poler Kamrous
- Train: Panter Flauclaws
- Power Room: Phoenix Magnion
- Forest of Dysis: Hyleg Ourobockle
Neo Arcadia Attacks!
Artwork & EU Release Differences
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European release box art. Note that Zero never uses two Z-Sabers in the game.
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European release title screen.
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Mega Man Zero 2 promo.
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Zero defeating Mega Scorpia. Again, here shows the use of two Z-Sabers.
