Tron Bonne

Mega Man LegendsMisadventures of Tron BonneMega Man Legends 2

“	Hey, you! Thanks to you, everything's a mess now, isn't it? Shut up! I don't wanna hear about that! Do you know what you done!? You're a lot dumber than you look! You should've known better than to pick a fight with the Bonnes! Of course, if you agree to become one of my servants, I suppose I could forgive you! Whaddaya say? That way, my brother will never have to know about what you did to us! All right, then! Forget you! Fine! See if I care! I gave you a chance and you turned it down! Don't come back crying to me later! You're history! You're toast! Just you wait!	„
	~ Tron Bonne to MegaMan Volnutt

“	Leave it to me, Teisel! He's gone too far this time! No more playing around!	„
	~ Tron Bonne before engaging MegaMan Volnutt in the Falcuerufe

Background

Tron Bonne is a character from the Mega Man Legends series. Tron is the only daughter of the Bonne family of air pirates, being like an anti-heroine, and is the star of her own game, The Misadventures of Tron Bonne. Tron is the middle child of the Bonne family. A genius mechanic who handles the design and construction of the Bonne's machines, including their airship, the Gesellschaft. She is an able pilot, piloting fighting machines like the Gustaff, Feldynaught and Jagd Krabbe.

Tron created the 40 Servbots (Servbot 41's origin is unknown) that assist the Bonne family in various tasks, like helping Tron build and maintain her machines. She can be very harsh with the Servbots, oftentimes punishing them in a painful way, but despite this, Tron is usually tender and affectionate towards them, like a mother.

According to her character data file, she is 14, the same age as MegaMan Volnutt and Roll Caskett, 155 cm (5'1") tall and weighs 43 kg (95 lbs).

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The Misadventures of Tron Bonne Tron has always wanted to go on missions with her older brother Teisel Bonne, but even though Bon Bonne and the Servbots participates on them, Teisel has always held her back to protect her. Unbeknownst to Tron and the others, Teisel loaned one million Zenny from Lex Loath to be able to finance the construction of their airship, the Gesellschaft. When the airship was almost complete, he went with Bon Bonne to the Nakkai Ruins in Ryship Island to find a Refractor to pay his debt, but one of Loath's men, Glyde, captures him and Bon saying that the payback time is long over and now he has to work for it. The Gesellschaft loses contact with Teisel, and worried with him, Tron goes to his last location with a Drache, finding the Gustaff broken and the Servbots that were with him scared and crying. The Servbots tell her what happened, and they return to the Gesellschaft, where they find Teisel's IOU receipt. Tron is shocked by how much money he owes, but is equally determined to obtain money to pay the debt and rescue her siblings. Tron and the Servbots earn money by stealing valuables from the island, the player being able to choose which area to go. They search digouts in the Nakkai and Shala-Kun Ruins for treasures, steal valuable crates from harbors, and take livestock from the Sart Farm. When they attack Gold City to rob banks, they must fight the police. This includes Denise, who gives her best to stop Tron, but fails miserably and gets scolded by her captain. Tron shows some sympathy towards Denise's misfortune. After obtaining the needed money, they go after Loath and pay the debt to free her brothers, but Loath says it is not enough as they must also pay the interest on it, saying they still owe two million zenny and taking them out of his hideout. They continue stealing from the island until the new amount of money is obtained, and search for Loath to pay the debt, Servbot #15 finding him in a warehouse from Primiki Harbor. However, Loath says they are still short, as Tron has interest on her interest, and he imprisons her to help Teisel clear the debt by working for him. Inside Loath's dungeon, Tron finds her brothers, Teisel telling her Loath's plan to make people work for him to find the Colossus. She contacts the Gesellschaft and orders the Servbots to pilot the Gustaff to their location and free them. Rather than escaping, they decide to steal the valuables Loath found as revenge for the grief he gave them. When they find the Colossus, Glyde appears and fights against the Gustaff, Tron saying she pilots. After Glyde's defeat, Loath activates the Colossus and the Bonnes escape from the collapsing dungeon, returning to the Gesellschaft. They try to face the Colossus, but the Gesellschaft's weapons are ineffective against it and Tron is injured by its attacks, passing out. After the Servbots defeat the Colossus, Tron is shown to be better and prizes them. Teisel notices how much Tron had grown, wondering how he would explain himself to their departed mother if she saw Tron running around shooting at everything, but he says she did good and is proud of her. Using a Drache, Tron reluctantly rescues Loath and Glyde from the water and ties them up, secretly sending them to Denise to help her keep the job, saying to Teisel she only wants to make sure Loath will not cause trouble again. When the Bonnes are celebrating in the Gesellschaft, Tron discovers the favorite Servbot had thrown away the Colossus' golden Refractor by accident, and she gets furious, saying she has something really special waiting for him in the Torture Room. Mega Man Legends Tron is an antagonist in the game, as she is a member of the Bonne family of pirates and attack Kattelox Island. MegaMan Volnutt sees her for the first time talking with Servbots and walking around the city. Jim and his friends suspect she is a pirate and send the dog Paprika after her, Tron running away in panic and climbing a street light to escape. MegaMan saves her by making Paprika go away, and Tron, embarrassed, tells him to mind his own business and ran away, developing a crush on him. When they meet again, Tron is piloting the Feldynaught and fights against MegaMan, but is defeated. She later appears again with her family on the Gesellschaft and piloting the Balkon Gerät, Focke-Wulf, and Bruno, feeling strange when close to MegaMan. When MegaMan is trapped by MegaMan Juno in the Main Gate, Tron and Teisel free him and they find the large Refractor that is inside. As the Gesellschaft and the Bonne's other machines were destroyed, they use a boat made of scrap to leave the island, with Tron hoping it won't sink until they reach the next island. Mega Man Legends 2 With the Refractor found in Kattelox Island, the Bonne family opened a department store, which fails due to Teisel's lack of business sense (he only stocked items he himself liked) resulting in the family's return to piracy. One year after the first game, Verner Von Bluecher goes after the Mother Lode with his giant airship, the Sulphur-Bottom, and the Bonnes make an alliance with Glyde, Bola and Klaymoor to take the Mother Lode for them, Tron and Teisel entering the airship disguised as reporters. When Gatz damaged the airship, they are stuck in Forbidden Island's storm until MegaMan stops it by freeing Sera, and they discover about the four keys needed to obtain the Mother Lode. When searching for the keys, MegaMan faces Tron piloting the Jagd Krabbe in Manda Island, were she jams Roll Caskett's transmission and uses a voice modifier to make him think Roll is a bad person. After her defeat, she leaves with a Drache, being sad and jealous of Roll, getting depressed for some time. In the Saul Kada Ruins, Tron (piloting the Hover Gustaff) and Bon agree to make a truce with MegaMan to stop the lava flow and be able to defeat Wojigairon, leaving it to MegaMan while they go after the key. When they meet again, Tron fights against MegaMan with the help of Servbots #11 and #23. When defeated, she loses her clothes in Gustaff's explosion and MegaMan sees her naked (off-screen). Tron is very embarrassed and retreats, becoming depressed again for a while, and when the Servbots talk about the mission in the ruins, her face goes all red and she gets upset with them, #11 and #23 being the only ones to known what happened. In a last attempt to obtain one of the keys, the Bonnes and Glyde work together to attack Calinca with the Gemeinschaft, but they are defeated by MegaMan again. When Sera stole the four keys and Geetz attacks the Sulphur-Bottom, the Bonnes help MegaMan with a Drache to be able to obtain the keys, and the Drache is taken down by Geetz. In the end, MegaMan is stuck in Elysium, and Tron teams up with Roll to build a rocket to rescue him and refusing to accept Data's help.

General Information

Name: Tron Bonne

Origin: Mega Man Legends

Sex: Female

Age: 14 (Officially listed as 14 alongside Roll Casket and MegaMan Volnutt)

Classification: Bonne Family, Pirate

Species: Human

Occupation: None

Status: Alive

Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (Attacked a city in order to find the key to the ruins, is apart of the michevious pirate Bonne family. Has robbed banks. Robbed from an animal hospital accidentally. Though she has shown moments of going out of her way to help people in trouble. Feels bad after getting a police officer in trouble due to not catching her, and later drops the main villains of the game to her. Noted that even though they're pirates they will not be common crooks. She has also shown moments of caring about MegaMan Volnutt's safety. Wanted to stop MegaMan Juno from destroying the island. Assisted Roll in finding a way to get MegaMan Volnutt out of Elysium)

Codex Statistics

Tier: 10-B physically, Low 8-C with mechs, Higher with Preparation

Dimensionality: 3-D

Attack Potency: Human level physically (Fights through using her mechs and is just a regular 14 year old girl herself), Small Building level+ with Mechs (The Gustaff can destroy entire buildings. Pilots a giant mech (Feldnaut) that can fight and harm MegaMan Volnutt, along with its explosives being able to destroy entire buildings. and can later use Falcuerufe to fight and harm a late game MegaMan Volnutt), Higher with Preparation (Created the giant amphibian robot Drache, a robot so powerful Roll noted MegaMan and her were outgunned and couldn't fight it head on, requiring to move to an area where it had less manuverability. Built Bruno, her masterpiece that destroyed an entire warehouse upon waking up)

Durability: Small Building level+ (Tanked the destruction of Bruno. Tanked the destruction of the crab bot. Tanked an explosion just fine), Higher with Preparation (MegaMan Volnutt can only truly harm the likes of Darche through targetting its weakpoint)

Striking Strength: Small Building Class+

Lifting Strength: Regular Human, Superhuman (Her mechs are capable of casually lifting large food containers)

Travel Speed: Regular Human, Higher with Mechs

Combat Speed: High Hypersonic+ (Can tag MegaMan Volnutt, who can tag moving missiles and torpedoes which the average missile travels at 7 km/s)

Reaction Speed: High Hypersonic+ (Can react to attacks from MegaMan Volnutt in her machines)

Stamina: Average, though her use of machines makes it where her stamina is mainly irrelevant

Range: Standard Melee Range, Varies with Machines, reaching around Tens of Meters with Sheer Size with some Mechs to Hundreds of Meters with Energy Blast with some mechs (Some mechs can shoot from this far in the sky)

Intelligence: Extraordinary Genius (Noted to be a mechanical wiz who is in charge of repariing and setting up the Bonne's fighting machines along with maintaining the Bonnes Brothers' flying ship. Created the giant amphibian robot Drache, a robot so powerful Roll noted MegaMan and her were outgunned and couldn't fight it head on, requiring to move to an area where it had less manuverability. Built Bruno, her masterpiece. Built the T.Bonne's ship. Her and Roll Caskett have comparable levels of mechanical genius, with Tron only have inferior tech due to her using less expensive tech)

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Powers and Abilities

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Innate AbilitiesWith MachinesWith ItemsWith Servbots

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Genius Intelligence, Preparation (Made Gustaff, a mech that Teisel Bonne uses to fight and travel around in during Misadventures of Tron Bonne), Breaking the Fourth Wall (Acknowledges the menu and start button), Limited Time Manipulation (Can undo mistakes made by going into the menu and selecting restart), Temporal Reload (Acknowledged that she saves before going out to each mission), Divine Protection (After defeating ViA■ and destroying the Robot Destroy Program within him, The Player was able to fully correct the Deep Log in its entirety. However, Via says The Player's story isnt over and RiCO repeats this and says that there will be future program errors in the Deep Log for them to correct and it would be insecure for her alone to manage it alone. Therefore to solve this problem that can happen in the future, RiCO will summon The Player in order to correct any irregular data in the Deep Log as she did in the start of the game). Resistance to Information Manipulation & Conceptual Manipulation (Can take hits from characters that can directly interact with, harm, and destroy a robots data, which all robots "true existences" rely on their data, thus as long as their data is stored they can be remade or come back if their data is specifically "SAVED". All data resides in the deep log of each game's data and information of the Mega Man Franchise and many other Capcom franchises, with it being stated that data makes up the characters' personality, memories are data pieces that can be used to materialize hunter programs and also have the feelings of the characters, their data is even what determines their own canonicity in reality, with all characters being considered data alongside all universes being made of data. With data further being explored through here), Plot Manipulation (As data determines one's canonicity in reality and all universes are made of data, one would need to fully change one's data in order to change their narrative. With data further being explored through here)

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Energy Projection (Can shoot green energy projectiles out of the Gustaff), Non-Physical Interaction (Can make machines that can interact with Digg, whose revealed at the end of a sidequest to be a ghost), Flight (With minirobot Finkel, flies around while Tron can command her Servbots on who to attack)

Restoration (With E. Bottle, I can recharge the Finkel's energy)

Standard Robot/Data AbilitiesUnique Abilities

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Divine Protection (After defeating ViA■ and destroying the Robot Destroy Program within him, The Player was able to fully correct the Deep Log in its entirety. However, Via says The Player's story isnt over and RiCO repeats this and says that there will be future program errors in the Deep Log for them to correct and it would be insecure for her alone to manage it alone. Therefore to solve this problem that can happen in the future, RiCO will summon The Player in order to correct any irregular data in the Deep Log as she did in the start of the game), Immortality (Regenerative Immortality; Through robots and reploids ability to regenerate back their body and data. Immortal Metaphysical Aspect; Robot Masters can survive wounds such as being cut in half, with ones such as Proto Man calling it merely "a flesh wound", being able to come back just fine after teleporting away to be repaired. Reliance [On Concept]; All robots "true existences" rely on their data, thus as long as their data is stored they can be remade or come back if their data is specifically "SAVED". With data further being explored through here), Regeneration (Mid through Cartoon Physics; Can regenerate from their head being flattened. High-Godly through their data; In Mega Man Xtreme, Sigma was trying to reproduce the past data of several mavericks in the mother computer to bring havoc to the world's peace and the only way the past data of previously defeated Mavericks from X1 and X2 could be stopped is if X goes inside as his data form. Inside the Mother Computer, X defeats Vile's data form along with the data forms of a bunch of mavericks he has previously defeated. However, despite defeating their data form, their data is still are able to come back for the rematches at the end of the game along with Vile being back in the hard mode's post game story. Despite destroying Vile's data twice, he was still able to come back and better then ever in Mega Man X8. In Mega Man ZX, Omega's soul data along with flashes of the past battle in Zero 3 are trapped in area O and even after defeat, he can come back without limit even after obtaining Model OX which contains his soul data. With data further being explored through here), Resurrection (Robots that are fought and defeated are able to be brought back as long as they still have their data, with this also extending to reploids being able to come back for rematches. With data further being explored through here), Information Manipulation & Conceptual Manipulation (Can directly interact with, harm, and destroy a robots data, which all robots "true existences" rely on their data, thus as long as their data is stored they can be remade or come back if their data is specifically "SAVED". All data resides in the deep log of each game's data and information of the Mega Man Franchise and many other Capcom franchises, with it being stated that data makes up the characters' personality, memories are data pieces that can be used to materialize hunter programs and also have the feelings of the characters, their data is even what determines their own canonicity in reality, with all characters being considered data alongside all universes being made of data. With data further being explored through here).

Resistance to Information Manipulation & Conceptual Manipulation (Can take hits from characters that can directly interact with, harm, and destroy a robots data, which all robots "true existences" rely on their data, thus as long as their data is stored they can be remade or come back if their data is specifically "SAVED". All data resides in the deep log of each game's data and information of the Mega Man Franchise and many other Capcom franchises, with it being stated that data makes up the characters' personality, memories are data pieces that can be used to materialize hunter programs and also have the feelings of the characters, their data is even what determines their own canonicity in reality, with all characters being considered data alongside all universes being made of data. With data further being explored through here), Plot Manipulation (As data determines one's canonicity in reality and all universes are made of data, one would need to fully change one's data in order to change their narrative. With data further being explored through here)

Human Achievements (Some of her servbots are great chefs. Some of her Servbots are skilled artist), Genius Intelligence (Some of her Servbots can create weapons for her or strategize plans for her), Vehicular Mastery (Land Vehicles; Servbots can pilot small vehicles with drills attached to them to break through walls), Small Size (Dwarf; Servbots can use their small size to get into small crevices), Accelerated Development (Training & Battle; Physical Stats and Abilities; Through Servbots training and going out on the field they can increase their special stats and abilities, examples being speed increasing from repeatedly making meals for servbots), Non-Physical Interaction (Can interact with Digg, whose revealed at the end of a sidequest to be a ghost), Explosion Manipulation (Some Servbots can throw explosives).

Resistance to Extreme Heats (Servbots can be burned without any lasting injuries)

Innate AbilitiesWith MachinesWith Servbots

All previous powers and abilities, Preparation (Created the giant amphibian robot Drache, a robot so powerful Roll noted MegaMan and her were outgunned and couldn't fight it head on, requiring to move to an area where it had less maneuverability), Vehicular Mastery (Land Vehicles; Can pilot Feldnaut just fine. Air Vehicles; Can pilot around Falcuerufe just fine. Seaborne Vehicles; Can pilot around the Drache, a seaborne vehicle that can submerge most of its body in the water)

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Explosion Manipulation (With Feldnaut, can do a slam attack that causes explosions), Curtain Fire (Can throw out several explosive bombs at once to cause explosions all around), Homing Attack (Machines like Darche are equipped with heatseeking missiles), Flight (With the Falcuerufe, a ship that can freely fly around the sky), Energy Projection (With her creations like Bruno, can shoot out green energy attacks)

All previous powers and abilities

Innate AbilitiesWith MachinesWith Servbots

All previous powers and abilities

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Energy Projection (With Crab Bot can shoot out energy projectiles), Curtain Fire (Can shoot an immense amount of energy projectiles to overwhelm the opponent), Fire Manipulation (Equipped her Gustaff with a flamethrower)

All previous powers and abilities

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Standard Equipment

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*Gustaff: The Gustaff is a versatile and powerful fighting mecha from the Mega Man Legends series created by Tron Bonne. It has a replaceable weapon in the left arm, can grab and throw objects with the right arm, and can fire Beacon Bombs from the top of the head to guide Servbots.

• Finkel: Finkel, known as Ferkel in Japan, is a small pig-like flying camera machine from The Misadventures of Tron Bonne used by Tron Bonne with a remote control from the Gesellschaft to monitor the Servbots in the Shala-Kun Ruins and guide them with Beacon Bombs. The Finkel has no offensive weapons, being only able to attack by ramming on objects, and can make funny sounds to get attention.
• Servbot Borer: Servbot Borer, known as Kobun Mole in Japan, is a small drilling machine created by Tron Bonne that is piloted by a Servbot.
• Drache: The Drache is a type of small air ship from the Bonne family piloted by Servbots. Draches fire two short bursts from their machine guns. When brought down, the Servbot piloting it will escape and flee on foot.
• Gesellschaft: The Gesellschaft is a large airship belonging to the Bonne family of Air Pirates. It is manned by Tron Bonne's Servbots and is armed with numerous cannons, grenades, and the Bonne's energy orb beam. Its weakspots are the circular skull emblem on the bow of the ship, its wings, and its underside.

*Drache: The Drache is a type of small air ship from the Bonne family piloted by Servbots. Draches fire two short bursts from their machine guns. When brought down, the Servbot piloting it will escape and flee on foot.

Gun Battery: Gun Battery is an enemy from Mega Man Legends that appears in the Yass Plains and Cardon Forest. It can shoot bombs at MegaMan Volnutt and is piloted by Servbots. Usually, they are accompanied by Leopold tanks.

Leopold: The Leopold is the Bonne family's standard land tank. They are armed with a rotating cannon turret and 4 frontal machine guns. Their movement is sluggish and easy to avoid, however, they often come in numbers and are accompanied by Gun Batteries. They first appear in Mega Man Legends in the Clozer Woods and Cardon Forest. They also appear in several parts of Urakoi Island in the mobile phone game Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken!

Möbelwagen: Möbelwagen is an armored vehicle with arms piloted by Servbots in the attack to the City Hall of Kattelox Island. It's a small mass-produced version of the Marlwolf, and appear in two colors: Red Möbelwagens only attack the mayor's house and what is in its way, while the yellow ones attack random targets like houses and trees. If one Möbelwagen is destroyed, a Hornisse will bring another to the locale.

Such Gerät: Such Gerät is a small version of the Balkon Gerät used by Servbots to inhibit Mega Man from reaching the Lake Jyun Sub-Gate. They appear in two different colors: yellow and red. The yellow Such Geräts attack with missiles, while the red ones attack with torpedoes. They are mass-produced.

Hornisse: Hornisse is a flying machine used by Servbots in the attack to the City Hall of Kattelox Island. There are three of them, each with a different color: Yellow, blue and pink. They drop bombs at Mega Man Volnutt and will carry Möbelwagens if there are few of them in the area. A blue Hornisse can be seen in Tatsunoko vs. Capcom, where it carries crates in the Gesellschaft.

Blumebear: The Blumebear, known as Brummb­­är in Japan, is a hi-spec machine from the Bonne family piloted by the Servbots.

Bon Bonne: Bon Bonne is a character from the Mega Man Legends series. He is the youngest in the Bonne family, yet he is the biggest and strongest. He is a baby and the only thing he can say is "Babuu." Somehow, his siblings Teisel Bonne and Tron Bonne can understand what he's saying. Although he is just a baby, he is very dependable and actively participates in battles, also leading Servbots in missions. His body is made of parts created by Tron that can be swapped to adapt for the circumstances.

Ferdinand: Ferdinand is a land vehicle from the Bonne family that was piloted by Tron Bonne during their invasion of Kattelox Island early in Mega Man Legends. After MegaMan takes the key from the Servbots in Downtown, Tron Bonne appears with the Ferdinand to stop him. Ferdinand has four legs with wheels that allows it to move at high speed and jump large walls. This robot can shoot bullets from the cannon under the body, launch grenades from its nose and head (which can hit from any point in the city they were fighting), and a powerful explosive flame from the front legs that runs on the ground and home into its target. This boss has armored legs but its head is very weak to attacks, making it easy to bring down in the hands of an experienced player despite its high health points. Also, the right front leg of the robot is missing an armor plate in the game, taking more damage. When destroyed, the legs explode first (either for a logical sense or for a comedic effect), and the chassis falls afterwards, exploding as it hits the ground, sending Tron flipping across the ground covered in soot. She stands up shortly afterwards trying to regain composure, but is entirely covered in black ash, and retreats in a Drache after salvaging what she can of her impression. After stopping the Bonne's initial attack, MegaMan can make donations to Amelia to repair the damage caused by Ferdinand.

Marlwolf: The Marlwolf, known as Maulwurf in Japan, is a large digging mech piloted by Teisel Bonne in Mega Man Legends. Teisel uses it to try and dig down to the Clozer Woods Sub-Gate since he could not get the key to access the ruins through the surface entrance. It attacks with large green energy orbs from its hands and Servbots throw bombs out the back hatch. The Marlwolf had invulnerable armor but if its hatch (located at the back of its head) is opened, it can be attacked from there. The Powered Buster's shot aimed onto its open hatch is very effective in destroying this boss. The Marlwolf can be slowed down by attacking its caterpillar treads.

Balkon Gerät: The Balkon Gerät is a large amphibious machine that the Bonne Family uses to attack MegaMan and Roll on Lake Jyun in the first Mega Man Legends game after MegaMan and Roll destroy the Such Geräts and Draches patrolling Lake Jyun. At the first time it appears, the player can choose to fight or retreat to recover the boat's energy. Balkon Gerät was built by Tron Bonne in response to their individual defeats at the hands of MegaMan Volnutt. She stole all but one of the boats from Wily's boat shop in the Uptown of Kattelox Island, using them to build both this and numerous Such Geräts. This robot was piloted by Tron, Teisel, Bon and some Servbots. The armaments of the Balkon Gerät includes torpedoes fired from its nose, bombs at its rear cannon barrels, a shock gun on each of its arms, and the Bonnes' signature green energy orb gun. This, however, comes as a downside, as every weapon on its body also happens to be a weak point, with the energy orb cannon being tied directly into the machine's power core. MegaMan and Roll manage to destroy this machine, and MegaMan is able to explore the Lake Jyun Sub-Gate.

Focke-Wulf: The Focke-Wulf is a dragon-like robot of the Bonne family that Mega Man Volnutt must fight from atop the Flutter after the Gesellschaft is destroyed in Mega Man Legends. The Bonnes fire up the weapon, with Tron apparently piloting the central part of the machine (as she yells loudly she'll take care of Mega Man in an enraged voice as the battle begins, and Teisel Bonne can't pilot due to being injured). This boss is armed with missiles that can dish out explosive damage like grenades as well as an array of machine guns on its wings. The Focke-Wulf has weak armor and a relatively low hitpoint but it is very hard to hit as it is very aggressive and fast. On the harder difficulties, the firepower it commands can down the Flutter quickly if the player cannot defeat it quick enough. Special weapons with high firing rate and homing capabilities like the Active Buster is recommended against it. After it is defeated, the Bonnes sit back quietly, accepting their fate (as they are far too high up to jump ship, and do not have any escape methods). The machine goes into a tailspin, and Mega Man and Roll look over the Flutter as the Focke-Wulf explodes. Mega Man and Roll worry that the Bonnes may not have survived the explosion, and wonder if they should have gone easier on them.

Theodore Bruno: Theodore Bruno is the final boss machine used by the Bonnes in Mega Man Legends. The Bonnes constructed Bruno in a large warehouse of the Old City area of Kattelox Island after Mega Man Volnutt destroys the Bonnes' Gesellschaft. They drained energy from the nearby power plant to help in its construction, and during the Bonne's stay in the Old City, people comment they hear strange noises in the local, and some believed there where ghosts in the city. After opening the Sub-Cities, Mega Man meets the Bonne's in the warehouse, as Tron Bonne yells at him over her near death experience after Mega Man shot down the Focke-Wulf, but Mega Man is just happy to see they're alive and shakes a flustered Tron, catching Tron off guard. Teisel Bonne turns the corner and, enraged, starts the machine, attacking Mega Man after destroying the building they are in. MegaMan manages to destroy Bruno, which broke in half before exploding, but spares the Bonnes. Bruno attacks with a wide arsenal of weapons the Bonnes' cannon beam or green energy orb on each arm, the barrage of gatling guns on each leg, as well as several grenade launchers on its legs and shoulders which are capable of hitting MegaMan from any distance. Bruno is also capable of ramming through any obstacles, bringing down even buildings on its path.

Gesellschaft: The Gesellschaft is a large airship belonging to the Bonne family of Air Pirates. It is manned by Tron Bonne's Servbots and is armed with numerous cannons, grenades, and the Bonne's energy orb beam. Its weakspots are the circular skull emblem on the bow of the ship, its wings, and its underside.

*Drache Kai: The Draches have been modified into Drache Kais, but still function as the previous version. They mainly appear in cutscenes of the game, especially the ones with the Sulphur-Bottom, but also appear as enemies in the Saul Kada Desert. The Bonnes used a Drache Kai while helping MegaMan fight off Geetz, but was eventually tailed and shot down by the latter causing the ship to crash off screen.

Kalmare: Kalmare is a squid-like robot that appears in the Saul Kada Desert in Mega Man Legends 2. It floats in Mega Man's direction and will self-destruct after some time, causing a large explosion. If attacked, it will release a paralyzing gas. In Rockman DASH 2 Episode 1, a few of them appear in Pokte Village.

Leopold: The Leopold is the Bonne family's standard land tank. They are armed with a rotating cannon turret and 4 frontal machine guns. Their movement is sluggish and easy to avoid, however, they often come in numbers and are accompanied by Gun Batteries. They first appear in Mega Man Legends in the Clozer Woods and Cardon Forest. They also appear in several parts of Urakoi Island in the mobile phone game Rockman DASH: 5tsu no Shima no Daibouken! In Mega Man Legends 2, they have a major upgrade in design and appear in Kimotoma City. They also appear in the Pokte Plains in Rockman DASH 2 Episode 1.

Kobun Mole Kai: In Saul Kada Island, three Servbots pilot Servbot Borer Customers to assist Blitzkrieg in the battle against MegaMan Volnutt. They rise from the sand and attack MegaMan by charging in his direction, and can launch themselves up to reach him in high areas. When a Servbot Borer Customer is destroyed, the Servbot inside runs away and shortly another Servbot Borer shows up, appearing endlessly until Blitzkrieg is defeated. They stop appearing if all three Servbots stay in a place MegaMan can see them, the easiest way being knocking them out and throwing them near Blitzkrieg when it is with the statue. However, they will return if they stay out of sight for too long.

Jagd Krabbe: The Jagd Krabbe is a pink crab-like mech from the Mega Man Legends series piloted by Tron Bonne on Manda Island to fight against MegaMan Volnutt.

Dohra II: Dohra II is a large cannon fixed to the ground used by the Bonne family during they attack in Saul Kada Island in Mega Man Legends 2. Although its turning speed is slow, its shells are powerful and have a wide explosion range.

Gemeinschaft: The Gemeinschaft is a train boss from Mega Man Legends 2 built by the air pirates in Calinca as an attempt to obtain the last key to the Mother Lode. It has two cars, one used by the Bonne family and other by the Glyde Gang. Bola and Klaymoor were with them in the beginning, but gave up of the Mother Lode and left. Joe modified the abandoned train in Yosyonke's station to MegaMan and Roll use against the pirates. The Glyde Car has three bomb launchers in the back, two machine guns in the top and one laser in the side. After receiving enough damage, the Bonnes detach the Glyde Car to avoid its explosion, also ending their alliance. The Bonne Car first attacks with missiles mounted by Servbots, which can be taken by MegaMan to throw back at them. After some damage, it will attack with its main cannon in the top, which charges a large orange energy sphere similar to the green energy spheres used by many of their machines in the previous game. Servbots will appear above the train to throw bombs. When the cannon is destroyed, Gemeinschaft will lose its armor and reveal Bon Bonne inside moving the train, leaving only the Servbots attacking. After defeating Bon Bonne, the Bonne Car explodes and MegaMan will be allowed to enter the Calinca Ruins in Yosyonke's gallery.

Blitzkreig: Blitzkrieg is a Bonne machine boss that Mega Man must defeat in order to get into the Saul Kada Ruins in Mega Man Legends 2. In this battle, Teisel Bonne has stolen Kimotama City's prized golden statue and uses it as a shield. If the statue is destroyed in the battle, Mega Man will have to pay five-thousand Zenny to replace it. Blitzkrieg doesn't move and only attacks by throwing stolen objects like food and books at Mega Man or releasing two energy spheres from its arms when distant. He is assisted by three Servbots using Servbot Borers. If Mega Man gets close to Blitzkrieg or attack, it will use the golden statue as shield. If the statue is destroyed, Blitzkrieg will be able to use its full power, moving under the sand at high speed and jumping out to attack with missiles, sometimes appearing only to laugh.

Hover Gunstaff: In Mega Man Legends 2, Tron uses the Hover Gustaff in the Saul Kada Ruins to search the third key to the Mother Lode with Bon Bonne. This updated version of the Gustaff can hover and is equipped with a shield in the left arm. It can attack with a flamethrower on the right arm, the Gatling Gun and the Bonne Bazooka both on the left arm, and the Beacon Bomb. When first seen, MegaMan Volnutt has to help Tron and Bon to stop the lava by throwing Reaverbots on a rock above the area the lava is coming from. If the player hit Tron or Bon too many times, they will be angry and throw the Reaverbots on MegaMan instead of the rock. After entering the room with the key, MegaMan has to fight against the Hover Gustaff and Servbots #11 and #23.

Drill Bon: Bon first appears using a small flying "drill type" (ドリル型)[4] body to search for the Mother Lode key in the Saul Kada Ruins with Tron. Bon and Tron are unable to defeat Wojigairon, and when MegaMan meets with them, they agree to work together temporarily to stop the lava flow using Konis to cut Wojigairon's energy supply. After stopping the lava flow, Bon has the idea to let MegaMan fight against Wojigairon while he and Tron go after the key. Bon manages to get the key first and fights against MegaMan for it. His body has a powerful drill in the head and he can fire his hands to electrify MegaMan. If defeated, Bon will fall on the lava, and MegaMan hopes he is all right. If he reaches the exit, he will commemorate and accidentally drops the key on the lava, running away, and MegaMan has to search for the key in the lava. Bon later appears as part of the Gemeinschaft train. During Geetz's attack to the Sulphur-Bottom, the three Bonne siblings are inside a Drache and help MegaMan, so they can get the keys, but the Drache is shot down by Geetz.

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Notable Techniques

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*Beacon Bomb: The Beacon Bomb (指揮弾 Shikidan, roughly "Direction Bullet" or "Command Bullet" in Japan) shoots a harmless beacon from Gustaff's head to guide the Servbots, which actions depends of the target, some of them being open chests, press switches, climb objects and get items. If an enemy is the target, they will attack or hold them, depending of their abilities. In Mega Man Legends 2, Tron can fire the Beacon Bomb at MegaMan to make the Servbots throw several bombs at him.

• Search Cannon: The Search Cannon is Gustaff's standard weapon in The Misadventures of Tron Bonne, a cannon with tracking function. The Sniper Servbot's Attack rating affects its attack power, his Speed rating affects the weapon's rate of fire, and his Brains rating affects its tracking ability.
• Bonne Bazooka: The Bonne Bazooka is a bazooka that can be developed by Servbot #31 in The Misadventures of Tron Bonne after he obtains his skill and the Pipe from the Nakkai Ruins. It's slower than other weapons, but has the highest firepower. The Sniper Servbot's Attack and Speed ratings affect the weapon's attack power and rate of fire, and his Brains rating affects its range. In Mega Man Legends 2, Tron combined both the Bazooka and the Gatling Gun all in one weapon. Once the Hover Gustaff gets hit multiple times, it fires three rounds of shots at Mega Man. Upon being fired, the rounds detonate and start a fire on the floor.
• Gatling Gun: The Gatling Gun is a rapid-fire weapon that can be developed by Servbot #32 in The Misadventures of Tron Bonne after he obtains his skill and the Fireworks that can be found on the Nakkai Ruins. The Sniper Servbot's Attack and Speed ratings affect the weapon's attack power and rate of fire, and his Brains rating influences the number of shots fired. In Mega Man Legends 2, Tron combined both the Bazooka and the Gatling Gun all in one weapon. Like other enemies and various Bonne robots and vehicles, the Hover Gustaff fires yellow shots at a decent speed.

*Explosive Slam: Slams to the ground causing several explosives to come out from in front of the machine.

Bomb Spread: Shoots out a curtain fire spread of bombs that explode upon impact, being capable of toppling entire buildings in one shot.

* Shoot bullets in a straight line from its front cannons, then turns around and fires a spread of bullets from its back.

Rain down shots in all directions while rotating.

Slam its claw down to create a small shockwave.

Shoots bombs from the top of its head when it's far away.

After losing a large amount of health, it will start spinning around and hovering all over the area. It's invulnerable to any damage while this is happening.

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Other

Standard Tactics: Tron Bonne will send her best mechs to attack the enemy. Along with this she will plan by gathering information and commanding her Servbots to attack, sending them out to fight alongside her.

Weaknesses: Seemingly has no physical prowess of her own. Has to make tech through low funds, which is heavily implied at the end of Legends 2 to be the main reason why Roll's tech is better. For her Servbots, if their data is corrupted, they will never be able to be remade or come back.

Trivia

• The origin of her name is unknown, but it is possibly based on the musical instrument trombone or the female pirate Anne Bonny. The former assumption comes from the fact that many characters in the franchise have music themed names, while the latter can be drawn from the fact that her family are Air Pirates.
• Lumine's hairstyle is similar to that of Tron.
• In both versions of Marvel vs. Capcom 3, when Tron Bonne faces off against either Zero or Iron Man, she remarks that she "found some new robot parts", and when she defeats either of them, she says that she will build new robots out of them. Her win quote, when defeating Zero, demands that he tells her where MegaMan is, so that she can thwart his heroic deeds (although she may be mistakenly referring to Volnutt rather than X). If she defeats Sentinel, she laments on how she had to destroy "such a fine piece of work". When facing off against Chun-Li, Tron Bonne says that she is not "stupid enough to be caught by the cops". In Ultimate, when she fights Phoenix Wright, Tron Bonne jokingly questions if she is being sued; also, in her win quote against him, she angrily questions why he is in the game, due to him not having fighting skills or a "mecha".
• In Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, when fighting Nova, Tron appears to develop a small crush on him, possibly due to the similarities between his costume and MegaMan Volnutt's.

Explanations

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