Talk:Mega Man Legends series

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Just in case you missed it: fan sites are just fine, and shouldn't have stopped Mega Man from being a featured article. See other featured articles like Doom and All your base are belong to us.

Granted, these must be within reason; we don't link to just ANY fan site, only the bigger and better ones, or ones with pertainent information. But THEY'RE OKAY. If they weren't, the aforementioned examples wouldn't have been made featured articles; but they were. --Shadow Hog 17:01, 3 Apr 2005 (UTC)

So say that in response to the discussion already in progress at Talk:Mega Man. --Boco XLVII 02:10, 4 Apr 2005 (UTC)
Alright, fine, although I've already had the last say in that disscussion (two times over, even) and things haven't changed much. --Shadow Hog 02:38, 4 Apr 2005 (UTC)
I just thought I'd mention the possible localization problem regarding the main character's name ("Rock Volnutt" in Japan; "MegaMan Volnutt" in North America)

This entire page reads incredible biased, like it was written by a fan. I also feel the sound quality section to be incredibly redundant.

Was the Misadventures of Tron Bonne really a prequel to Megaman Legends? The Servbots in the game seemed to already know Megaman existed, and the only other indication of the order of the games was the Bonnes' relationship with Glyde. Given that Glyde treated the Bonnes with slightly more respect in Megaman Legends 2, it would seem that the Misadventures went somewhere between 1 and 2.

I removed the "Voice Quality" section because it sounded incredibly biased against English-language voice acting, and was not befitting a proper encyclopedia article. I would like to request that someone could place a list of voice actors (both English and Japanese) in its place as an alternative.