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Game Boy Advance

Mega Man Battle Network 5: Team ProtoMan ロックマンエグゼ5 チームオブカーネル Rockman EXE 5 Team of Blues Release Date: Game Boy Advance JP December 9, 2004 NA June 21, 2005 EU June 10, 2005 Wii U Virtual Console JP September 9, 2015 NA December 17, 2015 EU October 15, 2015	Mega Man Battle Network 5: Team Colonel ロックマンエグゼ5 チームオブブルース Rockman EXE 5 Team of Colonel Release Date: Game Boy Advance JP February 24, 2005 NA June 21, 2005 EU June 10, 2005 Wii U Virtual Console JP September 9, 2015 NA December 17, 2015 EU October 15, 2015

Mega Man Battle Network 5 saw the first time players are able to play as other Navis using the traditional Battle Network battle system.

The Japanese version saw multiple release variations for this game:
- Early purchase of Team of Blues came with a Dark Sword Progress BattleChip.
- Team of Blues came with an additional gift depending on the retailer it was purchased from. Wristband SearchMan ver. (e-Capcom).
- Team of Colonel came with an additional gift depending on the retailer it was purchased from. Wristband KnightMan ver. (e-Capcom), Gospel Mod Card (Ito-Yokado), Serenade Mod Card (Toys 'R' Us).
- Rockman EXE 5 Team Colonel had a pre-release with the Rockman EXE 5 Team of Colonel - Movie Release Edition, which could be pre-ordered alongside the ticket for the Rockman EXE and Duel Masters movie. This edition of the game started shipping on February 4th^[1]^[2]. It came with a mini 2005 calendar and a ForteXX Mod Card. Certain theaters also included a Dark Thunder Progress BattleChip.
- Rockman EXE 5 Team of Blues with Mod Card! Guide Book Value Pack came with with the Special Compilation Guide Book and a Hikari Saito Mod Card.
- Rockman EXE 5 Team of Colonel with Mod Card! Guide Book Value Pack came with the Special Compilation Guide Book and a Proto Mod Card.
North American first print of the games came with the Lightning3 Advanced BattleChip for Team ProtoMan and Meteors3 Advanced BattleChip for Team Colonel.
While most MMBN Game Paks are the standard gray color, Japanese Game Pak for Team Colonel is teal colored. International versions use the standard gray color.

The game’s 7 story chapters are denoted by these respective bosses at the end:

BlizzardMan
ShadeMan
CloudMan
Dark MegaMan
CosmoMan
Dark ProtoMan/Dark Colonel
Final Boss

Since items are locked according to which Murkland (Nebula Area) doors are opened, they will be marked as such:
Terminology	Description
L1	None of the doors are opened. Closing 1st door will also close 2nd door at the same time.
L2	Only the 1st door to Nebula Area 1 is opened.
L3	The 1st door, and the 2nd door to Nebula Area 4, are opened.

Guides:

Area Guide
- Map Guide
- Mystery Data
- Battle Green Mystery Datas
BattleChip Info
- BattleChip Locations
- BattleChip Commands
Boktai Crossover
Card e-Reader (Patch Cards)
Capcom Official Rules
Chip Traders
Connectivity Guide
Dark Soul
Double Soul
Elements & Types
Emotion Window
Enemy Guides
- Minor Enemies
- Bosses
Folders
Glitches
Karma
Liberation Missions
Localization Changes
Lotto Numbers
Navi Customizer
Nebula Area Gates
Panel Types
PowerUp Guide
Program Advance Memo
Progress Chip Gate
- Navi Change
- Operation Battle
Screen-Dimming Cut In
Shop Locations
Side Quests
Staff Roll
Status Effects
Squirrel Comp Maze
Team Navis
Title Screen Marks
Version Differences
Virtual Console Changes

Nintendo DS

Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team DS ロックマンエグゼ5DS ツインリーダーズ Rockman EXE 5 DS Twin Leaders Release Date: Nintendo DS JP July 21, 2005 NA November 1, 2005 EU April 13, 2006 AUS April 12, 2007

Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team DS is the first Battle Network port on the Nintendo DS. In addition to having both games on one Game Pak, many changes and fixes have been made for the DS format. The European version of the game is the first time the games have been officially translated to languages other than English.

In Japan, early purchase of Twin Leaders came with a Rockman Sword stylus and LCD cleaner.