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  • Canister X Movie Review #104: MegaMan: NT Warrior (Vol. 2) – Log On! (2004)

    Posted on by A.P. Fuchs

    MegaMan: NT Warrior (Vol. 2) – Log On! (2004)

    MegaMan: NT Warrior Vol. 2 - Log On!
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    MegaMan NT Warrior, Vol. 2: Log On! (2004)
    Runtime 88 min.
    5 out of 5

    Lan and his friends are back, this time getting ready for a huge NetNavi tournament. Of course, all kinds of things happen along the way as they prepare—MagicMan and NumberMan, just to name two—but it’s all good. MegaMan and his fellow cyber warriors are there to save the day! However, WWW has entered their own Navis into the tournament and it’ll be bad news for all if they win.

    This volume picks up where the previous volume left off and now that all the character introductions are out of the way (see Vol. 1), you get to just sit back and watch them interact.

    The chemistry between Lan, Yai and Dex is great. They all have their own attributes and rhythms that make them unique so they’re not two-dimensional like other cartoon characters out there.

    MegaMan has proven to be a great hero—strong and quick-thinking. The villains harken back to the video game, each villain having a special power that MegaMan and the gang need to overcome.

    This fan is looking forward to checking out Vol. 3.

    Please see the review for Vol. 1 here.


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  • Canister X Movie Review #103: MegaMan: NT Warrior (Vol. 1) – Jack In! (2004)

    Posted on by A.P. Fuchs

    MegaMan: NT Warrior (Vol. 1) – Jack In! (2004)

    MegaMan: NT Warrior Vol. 1 - Jack In!
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    Megaman: NT Warrior (Vol. 1) – Jack In! (2004)
    Runtime 88 min.
    5 out of 5

    The world is hooked up to the Net. Everyone uses it constantly, especially Lan Hikari and his friends. Using handheld computers called PETs, they jack in to the Net and have huge cyber battles with their NetNavis. Lan’s NetNavi is MegaMan. And when Lan receives special new software from his always-traveling father, the upgraded MegaMan reaches a whole new level of efficiency and power.

    This first volume of the anime series details MegaMan’s origin and follows Lan and his friend along on several adventures.

    This isn’t an exact translation of the video game or, from what I’ve heard, the manga (though my copies of the first three volumes are en route to me as I write this). But it is similar in that MegaMan is always fighting another “something-man,” the villain in the handheld PET simultaneously wreaking havoc in the real world.

    The major characters—Lan, Dex and Yai—are witty and fun. The action is fast, exciting and speed-lined, making each episode an enjoyable viewing experience.

    Very recommended.

    Please see the review for Vol. 2 here.


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