Other changes include AquaMan being referred to as SpoutMan so as not to attract the attention of DC Comic's lawyers. Although both forms of media have been translated into English, any show references to bombs, fire, or napalm were changed due to sensitivity to the events of September 11th. The series is notable for having several inconsistencies from the games. Notably, a Navi that is defeated in a NetBattle will either automatically log out or, more seriously, face deletion. When specific chips are slotted in a specific sequence, the combination unlocks a much more powerful "Program Advance." Most memorably when Lan is NetBattling with MegaMan and he slots in a Sword, Wide Sword, and Long Sword chips, unlocking the massive Life Sword advance. Battle chips are special programs that give Navis alternate weapons, such as swords, cannons, and bombs special powers like slowing down time or warping around an arena or even to recover health and injuries. These abilities can be upgraded by the Navi's operator who can "slot in" battle chips. Net Battling involves a duel (usually) between two Navis, each with their own basic attack abilities. Aside from mundane tasks such as delivering electronic mail, serving as an alarm clock, or a homework tutor, NetNavis can also be used to engage in Net Battles. The world of MegaMan NT Warrior is heavily networked and connected to the internet, with Navis serving as the user's avatar and main tool for interacting with the web. MegaMan NT Warrior, also known as Rockman.exe, is an anime adaptation of the MegaMan Battle Network series of video games, and focuses on the adventures of tween Lan Hikari and his "NetNavi" MegaMan.
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