Megaman NT Warrior, Vol. 5

by Ryo Takamisaki

In a world where everyone is connected to the virtual Cyber Network, hackers, viruses and other high-tech crimes are a major problem. A sinister organization named World Three has vowed to destroy the network and take over the world. Lan Hikari is a cheerful fifth grader whose artificial intelligence NetNavigator is the superpowered MegaMan. In and out of the Cyber Network, Lan and MegaMan work to thwart World Three's villainous schemes.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 159116561X
• ISBN13: 9781591165613
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: Viz Media
• Length: 177 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.0" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 8 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 3 to 7

Customer Reviews

Megaman is cool!!!

This book is really cool and fun! All the action and how he has to face his darloid copy is exciting. It really shows you all the details and is very dramatic for ex. when he has to perform the double soul with protoman. This is one of the best comic books i've ever read! All the Manga and the characters are reeeeeeally cool!

Recommended for all who like megaman!!

Except for the character names, this book is pretty darn close to the games. It is funny fast paced and Mega-cool. In Vol. 8 there are 2 Mega-men: the real one and a darksoul copy. That is awesome but confusing if you haven't read vol. 7. The action scenes are nicely done and you can atually read the sound effects which are realistic. I like how bubbleman attacks megaman thinking he is the darksoul version. The first nt warrior manga/anime I bought was #3 and i understood it fully even though i had never before heard of the battle network series. Really good comic

MegaManga!

The manga version of MegaMan NT Warrior is really good. It follows the games more than the anime, but all the characters have their names from the TV show. I rather liked this (I never could get used to Maylu being called "Mayl"). So far I've read volumes 1 through 6. I liked all the volumes for different respects: volume 1 because it introduces you to the series, volume 2 because it introduces Chaud Blaze (my favorite character), volume 3 because it's really funny in some places (especially in these scenes between MegaMan and PharaohMan and MegaMan and GateMan) and really gets the series moving, volume 4 (this one is probably my favorite) because it introduces a kid named Sean Obihiro from the games (however, he is going around under the alias "Kei Yuki"), and he frequently annoys Chaud, who keeps giving him head noogies, plus there's this one really funny part where they make fun of Chaud's haircut (you have to actually see it), volume 5 because it introduces Mr. Famous (another one of my favorite characters), and Volume 6 because there's this one part where Chaud AND ProtoMan both start giving Sean noogies. Yes, people have griped about the manga, although not as much as they've griped about the anime. But that doesn't change the fact that it's really good. It's also fairly inexpensive, compared to various other manga, but it's worth every cent. However, I'm not sure that I'd recommend it for especially young children, because it's kind of violent at times and they're also allowed to use mild swear words occasionally (but only the mildest of swear words, nothing terrible). Like I said, this manga is really good, and the drawings are also nicely done (although at times, usually during the battle sequences, it's kind of hard to tell what's going on), so if you like manga and if you like MegaMan, go ahead and buy it. You won't be disappointed, in all likelihood.

MegaMan Equals MegaFun!

I've read manga before, and it was pretty good, but MegaMan: NT Warrior had me rolling on the floor with its humor and jumping up and down like a crazed chipmunk with its action. The cartoon version doesn't do the manga justice, though it comes extremely close. I greatly recommend this read!