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Nadia: Instances of real story closure are rare in the Mega Man series. At least the Mega Man Zero games for the Game Boy Advance managed to close the curtain on one subseries. And what a closure. Mega Man Zero 4 has arguably one of the best stories in the series, which makes use of a clever callback to Mega Man X5, and its pantheon of myth-based Mavericks is a lot of fun. But with the Nintendo DS already out at that point, Zero 4 was in for some Golem-sized competition from day one. Join me as I talk to Victor Hunter, Stuart Gipp, and my very own David Oxford about Zero’s final trek on the GBA.

Edits by Greg Leahy; art by Nick Wanserski

10:08 - Return to Zero II

20:49 - Caravan - Hope for Freedom | Esperanto

34:49 - Holy Land

41:04 - Visor Eyes

51:03 - Mega Man X5: Armageddon (Unused track)

56:04 - Sleeping Beast | Nothing Beats (Arranged ver.)

1:08:25 - Celestial Gardens

1:18:38 - Deep Blue

1:26:13 - Cave Story: Mischievous Robot | Showdown

1:38:08 - Craft

1:44:19 - Falling Down

1:54:08 - Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection: Freesia

2:06:15 - Ciel d'aube

Closing - Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection: Esperanto ("Reploid Remix")

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Nuno Amaral

Loving the Mega Man Zero love.

Shrunken Shrine

I don't know anything about Mega Man but I love these backdoor Axe of the Blood God episodes, patreon slash blood god pod dot com. Victor's got such good radio voice and taste in games. Push him and like three solid gold recommendations you've never heard of fall out.