Connection With Mega Man Battle Network 5
Boktai 2: Solar Boy Django can be linked up with a Mega Man Battle Network 5 cartridge with a Game Boy Advance Wireless Adapter by entering the code L R L R L L R R R R L L SELECT START SELECT START at the Link menu. This places Django in an area with the vampire enemy in Battle Network 5, ShadeMan.EXE, who also appears in Battle Network 4. The objective is to either attempt to defeat ShadeMan.EXE with each player’s game before the other or to attack MegaMan.EXE or Django via special attacks through ShadeMan and reduce their opponent's HP to zero. In the Nintendo DS version of Battle Network 5, by slotting Boktai 2: Solar Boy Django the player may obtain "Sol Cross MegaMan.EXE/RockMan.EXE", which grants the player a Gun del Sol charge shot and several other abilities. 'GunDelSol' is also a Battle chip, and there is a Navi chip named 'Django' as well.
After Jormungandr is defeated, ShadeMan.EXE is available as an optional boss. After he is defeated, Django gains the MegaBuster. However, to use the "Charge Shot" function, the player must fight at least a few Crossover Battles, and trade the resultant points for a possible "Mega Power" protector. Other MegaMan armors are also available.
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