MegaMan: NT Warrior

Throughout the TV show, questions like "Why would an oven need internet access?" and "Why would a modern oven use fire instead of a heating coil?" "Why does said oven have transfer ports that match the child's video game?" "Why do none of the main cast call the fire department?" These are just the questions from episode one. You must ignore these questions. You have to turn your brain off. The animation is fluid. The music is good. I really like the character designs. Good voice acting. There's just so much that doesn't make logical sense.

This cartoon intrigued me and only after a long time I discovered that it was taken from a video game. Maybe it's not the best cartoon for plot or animation but it's a decent job and it works.

Good series but I wonder if it made sense to exist. Megaman is a famous brand, why make an animated series that is only vaguely linked with the video game?

I think that this is a great anime not quite as good as shaman king etc but good none the less its based directly form the megaman battle network game series on the gameboy advance it shows the hero Lan over come obstacles among other things however thought based on the game unlike Sonic X which had dry ideas and was pathetic however Megaman NT Warrior is good you can tell its based on the game but the makers have taken initiative and changed it slightly and improved on something also it does fill in blanks about the game such as why Mr Match went from Torchman to Flameman in all I think it is a good anime and deserves looking into. I give it around 7/10 its so good it gets you into the games I'm playing them now and it helped with my name (Shadicman) but if your a fan of the game then 9/10

In this animated reimagining of the MegaMan saga, the heroic blue android is caught in the middle of a bitter feud between two brilliant scientists. Dr. Thomas Light, celebrated as MegaMan's benevolent creator, is revered by society for his invention, though he has little achievement beyond this single masterpiece. His former colleague and possible mentor, Dr. Albert Wily, claims that Light once studied under him and stole the very research that made MegaMan possible. While Light enjoys endless praise, Wily tirelessly builds and repairs new robotic creations, convinced that MegaMan rightfully belongs to him. His relentless attempts to capture MegaMan and replace his core processor stem not from mere malice, but from an unshakable belief in his stolen legacy. The series explores themes of betrayal, ownership, and the blurred line between heroism and villainy in a world where history may have chosen the wrong side.

Lion king was a good movie but not as good as this. This show have lot of right things.