Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1 Lotto Codes

I remember going to the library every time I gotten a new version of the games, heading online and putting down all the lotto codes in Higsby’s number trader to get everything and not worry about searching everywhere for the Lotto numbers… Equalling more game time!

Here in this guide I will list all the codes that are known for MegaMan Battle Network 3. For the other games, please check the guides for Vol. 2.

I will also add any trivia and info under the codes if you wanna learn more about the codes or where in the game can be found (if that information is known.)

Have fun!

Now numbers are normally found in game by buying these nut-wafer chocolates in Yoka’s Metroline station, each costing 500 Zenny. This would’ve been neat if this was a real life thing you could get.

Well it turns out, you could’ve! In Japan (of course. You guys get all the cool stuff!), they sold Rockman.EXE Nut-wafer Chocolates that I assumed you could get in candy shops, that actually came with numbers for the Japanese version of the game!

Now as far as I know, they didn’t release the chocolate again for the Legacy Collection, but we still have some of the codes that were found in them!

I can only speculate how tasty those chocolates were…!

But anyways! Time for the Numbers! You ready?

76889120 – StepCros S

31549798 – Spreader *

65497812 – Salamndr *

50098263 – Muramasa M

21247895 – HiCannon *

03284579 – HeroSwrd P

95913876 – GutStrgt S

33157825 – GaiaBlad *

88543997 – Fountain *

01697824 – CopyDmg *

54390805 – Bolt *

15789208 – AirShot3 *

05088930 – Untrap

35331089 – Unlocker

24586483 – SneakRun

9982647 – FullEnrg

56892168 – FullEnrg

86508964 – MiniEnrg

57789423 – MiniEnrg

87824510 – LocEnemy

09234782 – LocEnemy

72563938 – SpinRed

28274283 – SpinGrn

11002540 – SpinBlue

41465278 – WeapLV+1 (White)

19878934 – SetSand (Green)

67918452 – FstGauge (Pink)

23415891 – AirShoes (White)

Now some of you are already wondering, “What’s this? A key item? What’s it for?”

Well in the localized versions? Nothing basically. But this is the Legacy Collection, Baby! Which means they are heavily based on the Japanese releases!

That doesn’t answer your question?

Fair. This might though: This was used to power up the Punk Navi chip!

Now orignally this chip was avalible in a promotion by CAPCOM. However in the Legacy Collection you can now offically get the chip with a patch card in the MegaMan screen!

No more cheat devices! Isn’t life grand?