Mega Man Battle Network 4

Mega Man Battle Network 4: Red Sun ロックマンエグゼ4 トーナメント レッドサン Rockman EXE 4 Tournament Red Sun Release Date: Game Boy Advance JP December 12, 2003 NA June 28, 2004 EU September 3, 2004 Wii U Virtual Console JP March 25, 2015 NA May 28, 2015 EU July 9, 2015	Mega Man Battle Network 4: Blue Moon ロックマンエグゼ4 トーナメント ブルームーン Rockman EXE 4 Tournament Blue Moon Release Date: Game Boy Advance JP December 12, 2003 NA June 28, 2004 EU September 3, 2004 Wii U Virtual Console JP March 25, 2015 NA May 28, 2015 EU July 9, 2015
Rockman EXE 4 Double Pack ロックマン エグゼ4 ダブルパック Release Date: Game Boy Advance JP August 6, 2004

Mega Man Battle Network 4 began the new standard for Battle Network games moving forward, with an emphasis on player versus player and extra features unlocked with peripherals.

• The Japanese version saw multiple release variations for this game:
  • First prints of Rockman EXE 4 came with an Advanced Battle Chip and a colored game pak. Red game pak and Meteor Red Sun chip for Red Sun. Blue game pak and Blue Moon Ray chip for Blue Moon. Later prints of the game use the standard Game Boy Advance gray game pak.
  • Early purchase of Rockman EXE 4 came with a Character Ruler based on their respective version.
  • Rockman EXE 4 Tournament Red Sun Axess Set SP Pack Bundle and ''Rockman EXE 4 Tournament Blue Moon Axess Set SP Pack Bundle were available for purchase at Toys 'R' Us for a limited time and comes with their respective game, a special edition Rockman Blue Gameboy Advance SP, and some stickers.
  • Rockman EXE 4 Double Pack contains both games at a lower price and comes with a Grand Prix Power Rare Chip Data Distribution card.

Due to the game’s unconventional story progression of each tournament Navi having their own scenarios, the usual story chapter count cannot be applied. But here is how the Rockman no Subete book separates them:

1. Den Battle/Den City Tournament
2. Hawk/Eagle Tournament
3. Red Sun/Blue Moon Tournament
4. Final Scenario

Since items are locked in different game continues, they will be marked as such:

Terminology	Description
G1	Game 1. The initial Continue of the game.
G2	Game 2, AKA Hard Mode. The 2nd Continue of the game.
G3	Game 3, AKA Extra Hard Mode. The 3rd and all subsequent Continues of the game.
1st	1st time. Mystery Datas marked with this can only found when it has been obtained for the first time ever.
2nd	2nd time. Mystery Datas marked with this can only found when it has been obtained 1 time in previous Continues.
3rd	3rd time. Mystery Datas marked with this can only found when it has been obtained 2 times in previous Continues.
4th+	4th time and later. Mystery Datas marked with this can only found when it has been obtained at least 3 times in previous Continues.

Guides:

• Area Guide
  • Map Guide
  • Mystery Data
  • Battle Green Mystery Datas
  • WaterGod Comp Maze
• BattleChip Gate
  • Operation Battle
• BattleChip Info
  • BattleChip Locations
  • BattleChip Commands
  • Program Advance Memo
• Boktai Crossover
• Busting Level
• Capcom Official Rules
• Card e-Reader (Patch Cards)
• Chip Traders
• Connectivity Guide
• Cross Game Compatibility
  • With Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge
  • With Mega Man Zero 3
• Dark Soul
• Double Soul
• Elements & Types
• Emotion Window
• Enemy Guides
  • Minor Enemies
  • Bosses
• Folders
• Glitches
• Karma
• Localization Changes
• Lotto Numbers
• Missable content
• Navi Customizer
• Panel Types
• PowerUp Guide
• Screen-Dimming Cut In
• Shop Locations
• Side Quests
• Staff Roll
• Status Effects
• Title Screen Marks
• Tournaments
• Waiting Room
• Version Differences
• Virtual Console Changes