Mega Man Battle Network/BattleChips
BattleChips (sometimes spelt with a space) are an important part of Battle Network, as much of MegaMan's (or any other navi's) abilities lie within. In Battle Network, Lan may form a folder of 30 chips, subject to certain limitations, to which he can use during battle. BattleChips, however, for the most part, can only be used once per battle, although they are reusable in the sense that you do not lose the chip permanently when you use them.
Here is a guide to every BattleChip found in the series, sorted by category. For a list of chips by the games' library numbers, check out
- Battle Network chips
- Battle Network 2 chips
- Battle Network 3 chips
- Battle Network 4 chips
- Battle Network 5 chips
- Battle Network 6 chips
Standard Chips
[edit | edit source]The following lists Standard Chips. Note that chips that form a series (ie. with similar effects and damage) are listed together.
- AirHockey
- AirRaid
- AirShoes
- AirShot
- AirSpin
- AirStorm
- AntiDamage (includes ElementTrap)
- AquaNeedle
- AreaGrab (includes the Metagel chips)
- Arrow
- Attack+ (includes Navi+ and elemental plus chips, including the Attack+30 and Navi+40 Mega Chips)
- Aura
- AuraHead
- Barrier
- BlackBomb
- Boomerang
- Bubbler (BN1 version)
- BubbleStar
- BubbleWrap
- BugBomb
- Bunny (includes all other virus chips)
- Burner
- BurnSquare
- BusterBomb (includes BusterGuard and BusterSword)
- BusterUp
- Cannon (includes HiCannon and MegaCannon)
- CannonBall
- CircleGun
- ColorPoint
- ComingRoad
- CopyDamage
- CornShot
- CurseShield
- CustomSword
- Dash
- DollThunder
- Dragon
- DrillArm
- ElecPulse
- ElementRage
- EnergyBomb
- Fan
- Fanfare
- FastGauge
- FireBurn
- FireHit
- FlashBomb
- Gaia
- Geddon
- Geyser
- GoldFist
- GolemHit
- GrabRevenge
- GrassStage
- Guard (includes Reflector chips)
- GunDelSol
- GutPunch
- Hammer (includes BigHammer chips)
- HeroSword (includes FighterSword and KnightSword)
- Hole
- HolyPanel
- HotBody
- IceWave
- Invis
- IronBody (includes StoneBody)
- IronShell
- Knight (includes other KingMan piece chips)
- Kunai
- Lance
- LavaCannon
- LifeSynchro
- LittleBoiler
- LongSword (includes LongBlade)
- MachineGun
- MachineSword
- MagBolt
- MagnetCoil
- Magnum
- Mine
- MiniBomb (includes other bomb types excluding special effect bombs)
- MoonBlade
- Needler
- NoBeam
- NorthWind
- Panic
- PanelGrab
- PanelOut (includes X-Panel, CrackOut and CrackShot series)
- Plasma
- PoisonMask
- PopUp (includes Mole series and DropDown)
- Prism
- Pulsar
- Quake
- RandomMeteor (includes Meteor and Asteroid series)
- Ratton
- Recover
- Repair (PanelReturn series)
- Repair (BN4 chip)
- RiskyHoney
- RockArm
- RockCube
- RollingLog
- Rope
- SandWorm
- Seed
- Sensor
- Shadow
- Shake
- ShockWave (includes SonicWave and DynaWave)
- ShotGun (includes HeatShot and Bubbler)
- SideGun (includes HeatSide and BubbleSide)
- Slasher
- SlowGauge
- Snake
- Spice
- Spreader
- StepSword
- SummonBlack
- TankCannon
- Team
- TimeBomb
- Tornado
- Totem
- Tower
- TriArrow (includes DoubleNeedle and TrainArrow chips)
- Uninstall
- V-Gun (includes Heat-V and Bubble-V)
- VariableSword
- VoodooDoll
- Vulcan (includes SuperVulcan Mega Chip)
- Wave
- WaveArm
- WhiteCapsule
- WideSword (includes WideBlade and elemental variations)
- WideShot
- Wind
- WindRacket
- Yo-Yo
- ZapRing
Mega Chips
[edit | edit source]The following is a list of Mega Chips, excepting Navi Chips and chips that are extensions of Standard Chips.
- Anubis
- BlackWing
- BlizzardBall
- BugFix
- DoublePoint
- FullCustom
- GodStone
- Guardian
- GunDeSolEX
- Jealousy
- JusticeOne
- LifeAura
- Muramasa
- NeoVariableSword
- NumberBall
- OldWood
- Otenko
- Poltergeist
- Sanctuary
- StandOut (includes all other S-Mega Chips)
- ZeusHammer
- Z-Saver
Giga Chips
[edit | edit source]The following is a list of Giga Chips, excepting Navi Chips.
- AlphaArm
- Balance
- BigHook
- BlueMoon
- BugCharge
- BugRiseSword/Thunder
- Colonel Force
- CrossDivide
- DeltaRayEdge
- DethPhnx
- FolderBack
- Phoenix
- RedSun
Navi Chips
[edit | edit source]The following is a list of Navi Chips.
- AquaMan
- Bass
- BeastMan
- BlastMan
- BlizzardMan
- BombMan
- BowlMan
- BubbleMan
- BurnerMan
- ChargeMan
- CircusMan
- CloudMan
- Colonel
- ColorMan
- CosmoMan
- DarkMan
- DesertMan
- DiveMan
- Django
- DrillMan
- DustMan
- ElecMan
- ElementMan
- EraseMan
- FireMan
- FlameMan
- FlashMan
- FreezeMan
- GateMan
- GridMan
- GroundMan
- GutsMan
- GyroMan
- HeatMan
- IceMan
- JudgeMan
- KendoMan
- KingMan
- KnightMan
- LarkMan
- LaserMan
- MagicMan
- MagnetMan
- Meddy
- MetalMan
- MistMan
- NapalmMan
- NumberMan
- PharaohMan
- PlantMan
- ProtoMan
- Punk
- Roll
- SearchMan
- SlashMan
- ShadeMan
- ShadowMan
- SharkMan
- SkullMan
- SnakeMan
- SparkMan
- StoneMan
- TenguMan
- ThunderMan
- ToadMan
- TomahawkMan
- TopMan
- VideoMan
- WoodMan
The following is a list of DarkChips:
- DarkBomb
- DarkCannon
- DarkInvis
- DarkLance
- DarkPlus
- DarkRecover
- DarkSound
- DarkSpreader
- DarkStage
- DarkSword
- DarkThunder
- DarkVulcan
- DarkWideShot