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Mega Man Zero 2

Platform : Game Boy Advance |
Rated: Everyone
3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars 33 ratings
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  • A new organization named Neo Arcadia has tricked Mega Man Zero into helping them reach their goal -- total war between humans and reploids. Help him to put a stop to their plans before it's too late!

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A fast-paced, action game set in a world where reploids (robots) are unjustly attacked by an organization called 'Neo Arcadia', an extreme government faction that Zero must battle.

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3.4 out of 5 stars
3.4 out of 5
33 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality of the video game software. They mention it's superb, awesome for any megaman fan, and challenging. They also appreciate the fun gameplay, music, colors, programming, and controls. However, some disagree on ease of use.

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6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers find the game superb, awesome, and challenging. They also say the gameplay is fun, and the controls are balancing. Customers also say it's more polished than the first game, and that the soundtracks and visuals are beautiful.

"...More polished than the first game, and you get new weapons to mess around with as well as bosses new and old to fight with...." Read more

"this game is great! one of thee best gba games of all time!..." Read more

"Great game, Pretty hard. The original owner has seemed to have taken great care of the game." Read more

"...The gameplay is fun though it'll take a little time to get used to the chain rod but zero moves pretty smoothly otherwise. Id reccomend it to anyone" Read more

5 customers mention3 positive2 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of use. Some mention that the boss fights in the game are relatively easy to learn, while others say that it is a little bit difficult and not for beginners.

"...The boss fights in this game are relatively easy to learn, but the stages are where the challenge lies, particularly if you're looking to A-Rank or S..." Read more

"...They're often hidden in some tricky spots. Definitely not an easy game. You've been warned." Read more

"Great game, Pretty hard. The original owner has seemed to have taken great care of the game." Read more

"...the game is awesome for any megaman fan. it is a little bit difficult and not for beginners." Read more

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Daniel
5.0 out of 5 stars Zero Returns!
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2019
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After killing Copy X at the end of the first game, Zero barely makes it back to the resistance base. For some reason, a flamboyant new guy called Elpizo now calls the shots. Eventually, you end up having to fight the guy after he gets corrupted by the Dark Elf. More polished than the first game, and you get new weapons to mess around with as well as bosses new and old to fight with. It should be noted that this is the last MMZ game where the player is able to fight all of the Four Guardians (Harpuia, Fefnir, Leviathan, and Phantom). After this game, they only cameo.

That said, it is incredibly hard to get 100% completion in this game. In order to get 100% completion, you have to get all of Zero's forms, and in order to get the Ultimate Form you must find all the cyber elves in all the levels and use them. They're often hidden in some tricky spots. Definitely not an easy game. You've been warned.
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J. Rioseco
4.0 out of 5 stars Zero Continues His Fight Against Neo Arcadia
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2008
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Fans of Megaman X and Megaman Zero will be pleased with this challenging entry to the Megaman Zero series.

Megaman Zero 2 takes place one year after Megaman Zero. Zero has wandered the deserts, fighting the forces of Neo Arcadia and searching for his old allies, the rebel reploids. The game picks up just prior to him rejoining the rebels, and takes you on a quest to find the mysterious, but powerful Dark Elf.

Megaman Zero 2 departs from the giant, single, Metroid-style world of the first game and goes back to a traditional mission select style of other Megaman games. Zero 2 keeps the same weapons from the first game (Saber, Buster, and Shield), save for the spear, which is upgraded to have grappling hook functionality that allows you to bring enemies and items closer to you and swing from ceilings. As in the first game, Zero must use each of the weapons in order to gain expertise with them and learn new abilities.

The boss fights in this game are relatively easy to learn, but the stages are where the challenge lies, particularly if you're looking to A-Rank or S-Rank a stage (more on that later). If things get too difficult, the game provides you with Cyber-Elves to help you out. Cyber-Elves are found throughout the game and assist you in battle with temporary help, such as cover fire, or permanent boosts such as a health upgrade. Using an elf will kill it permanently, and the ones that provide a permanent upgrade need to be fed energy crystals (found throughout the game) before they're strong enough to be used. Those who played the previous game will find the costs of upgrading elves have been drastically reduced.

Like the first game, Zero 2 ranks your performance during each mission based on criteria such as damage you take, lives lost, whether you completed your objectives successfully, and even how many Cyber-Elves you've used. Unlike the first game, however, Zero 2 rewards you for A- or S-Ranking a level. When you defeat a boss while you have an A-Rank or higher, you have a 100% chance to learn a new ability, called an EX Skill. These typically replace a standard skill or require a special input, such as Up+Attack for an upward slash, but can be turned off in the menu should you not want to use them.

The game is a lot of fun, and I'd recommend it to any Megaman fan. It might be a little difficult for newcomers to the series, but gamers who enjoy fast paced 2D side-scrollers will be pleased with the Megaman Zero series.
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mountain man1
5.0 out of 5 stars brutal but fun
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2011
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this game is great! one of thee best gba games of all time! but a wha wha wha moment it's brutal very diffcult so starting gamers do not buy averge gamers probaly not if you had trouble with the last zero game don't get super gamers a tiny bit of trouble so it's fun forms new cyber elfs new bosses of course new areas desert has been changed new forest artic enjoy!
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Faker
5.0 out of 5 stars Great game, Two thumbs up!
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2018
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Great game, Pretty hard. The original owner has seemed to have taken great care of the game.
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KumoRocks
2.0 out of 5 stars TOO HARD
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2016
I wanted to enjoy this game since the X series died
I got as far as the twin beetle bosses and no more.

The zero series changes everything you know of the X series and spikes up the difficulty for hardcore players.

X & Zero are no longer the same characters
I dont care for the new designs

Cons:
Unlike X, zero needs to be a, A or S rank to get the boss weapons. The bosses also get tougher with a new move... *sigh* something they or the player doesnt need. Thats really stupid capcom
Worse, the game rates your performance
Making it even harder
The very least you get are element chips.
Fire, ice & lightning which are pretty useless
Unless you have the boss weapons.
Thanks crapcom, you made a game not for everyone.
What good is a stupid chip if you cant get the boss weapon?
Stupid capcom. You're stupid

Levels that i had the most trouble
The jungle stage. The platforming/jumping & the hookshot of this game is no fun & the boss is cheap.

The arctic. Ice + spikes = frozen hell
I hate this stage
The boss is not fun either

The lava plant.
You must destroy four generators
Simple but gets slightly more tough
The boss
Most over powered jerk ever & cheap
The floors burst with flame.

The train.
Possibly the only fun stage
Untill midway where you must fight off drones stealing boxes.
The boss
Somewhat cheap but doable

Pros:
The forms are nice i guse
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Nathan T.
3.0 out of 5 stars First Zero Game plus Frustration
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2004
This is the only thing I have much complaint about this game. The fairies are a little too frustrating at times to get. About those people that can't get through the first level, haha! I agree with you guys though, first level is A LOT harder than most would expect on the first, past it on my third try though, just got to use your memory and fix what you did wrong before. The reason why most people have problems with the first level is because of a couple of reasons. They tend rush head on, underestimating the difficulty, and the darn golems, which are extremely hard to hit without hurting yourself, very annoying. Try passing the level with an A or S level. As usual, difficulty also depends on the players point of view in most cases. Maybe this game isn't for you, back to mario hmm?
Anyways, the game isn't as straight forward as the first. The creator obviously wanted to make the game more challenging but, in my opinion, made it more frustrating as well. I never finished the game, got tired of it and ended up playing Megaman BattleNetwork. On my second one.
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