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This is another character for the Netbattlers Discord's series of Netbattlers Club games, making it another Battle Network OC by extension.

Recently, the system expanded to allow for playing independent Navis, rather than specifically just NetOp and Navi duos. ReverseWoman is not my first indie Navi, nor is she even my first notable indie Navi, but she's the first where I'm happy with how her portrait came out. So, hooray! Build-wise, she's quite fun to play as too. Making use of Element: Reverse is extremely fun.

ReverseWoman.EXE is a strange NetNavi. At first glance, she looks like a female NormNavi that's been flipped upside down. More analysis, however, reveals a lot of odd things about her. The numerous arrows on her body move and shift as she tweaks the movement and gravity of surrounding areas. Despite her figure, she's a powerhouse--she's capable of tanking extremely hefty blows and delivering crushing blows in kind. And most importantly, a lot of the data swirling around her doesn't seem to be hers.

Her general motivations, desires, goals, and more are unknown--talking to her is usually a frustrating endeavor. Loud, brash, and constantly laughing, her capricious demeanor makes her easy to approach but difficult to get stay coherent around. Add on to the fact that she's constantly flip-flopping on things, usually saying the opposite of what she means, except for when she doesn't, and this sometimes makes interaction with her difficult.

That being said, one thing everyone can count on is how quick she is to dive into the fray, whether for a challenge or to defend others.

As with all my NetNavi OCs, ReverseWoman is a port from a different part of the extended Megaman-'verse, hailing from Reverse Man from Rockman Pachislot Ability, wielder of the Reverse Blade. As per his ability, Reverse Woman makes extremely heavy use of melee and movement chips to guide herself around an area.

Her design, however, takes significantly more inspiration from Seija Kijin from Touhou. More specifically, a rendition by Mazeran that I thought would be incredibly fun to play as. And, well, I was right. She's extremely fun to bounce off of others.

Description

This is another character for the Netbattlers Discord's series of Netbattlers Club games, making it another Battle Network OC by extension.

Recently, the system expanded to allow for playing independent Navis, rather than specifically just NetOp and Navi duos. ReverseWoman is not my first indie Navi, nor is she even my first notable indie Navi, but she's the first where I'm happy with how her portrait came out. So, hooray! Build-wise, she's quite fun to play as too. Making use of Element: Reverse is extremely fun.

ReverseWoman.EXE is a strange NetNavi. At first glance, she looks like a female NormNavi that's been flipped upside down. More analysis, however, reveals a lot of odd things about her. The numerous arrows on her body move and shift as she tweaks the movement and gravity of surrounding areas. Despite her figure, she's a powerhouse--she's capable of tanking extremely hefty blows and delivering crushing blows in kind. And most importantly, a lot of the data swirling around her doesn't seem to be hers.

Her general motivations, desires, goals, and more are unknown--talking to her is usually a frustrating endeavor. Loud, brash, and constantly laughing, her capricious demeanor makes her easy to approach but difficult to get stay coherent around. Add on to the fact that she's constantly flip-flopping on things, usually saying the opposite of what she means, except for when she doesn't, and this sometimes makes interaction with her difficult.

That being said, one thing everyone can count on is how quick she is to dive into the fray, whether for a challenge or to defend others.

As with all my NetNavi OCs, ReverseWoman is a port from a different part of the extended Megaman-'verse, hailing from Reverse Man from Rockman Pachislot Ability, wielder of the Reverse Blade. As per his ability, Reverse Woman makes extremely heavy use of melee and movement chips to guide herself around an area.

Her design, however, takes significantly more inspiration from Seija Kijin from Touhou. More specifically, a rendition by Mazeran that I thought would be incredibly fun to play as. And, well, I was right. She's extremely fun to bounce off of others.