Battle Network Stickers

Saving the web, the world and the girl too! He’s here to buster a cap in evil’s ass! Step aside for the unfaltering digital hero. The legend in blue. The Rock. ~ MegaMan ~

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Battle Of The Network Stars

Be as cool as Robert Conrad was, or Gabe Kaplan. If you were conscious in the 1970's, you remember these great athletic events.

The podcast that brings you the TV shows of the seventies and eighties now brings you a star-studded party from the seventies and eighties! Illustrated with care and humor by Art Hondros.

Playin' some good ol' blues.

A Chibi of Roll from Battle Network

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Mega-Man Battle Network Pixel Art

The logo for Battle of the Network Shows, the podcast that explores the TV of the seventies and eighties one episode at a time.

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The logo for Battle of the Network Shows, the podcast that explores the TV of the seventies and eighties one episode at a time.

The logo for Battle of the Network Shows, the podcast that explores the TV of the seventies and eighties one episode at a time.

As an elementary schooler in 2001, I was engrossed in the Megaman Battle Network series of games. I recently was inspired to redraw Megaman.EXE's navi emblem in a unique way, which birthed this design. "Legs go" and power up with this cool take on an old classic, and remember...we're always connected!

Celebrating our Christmas in July holiday special, we offer a special logo for Battle of the Network Shows, the podcast that explores the TV of the seventies and eighties one episode at a time.

Bass - Battle Network

Bass - Battle Network

Compilation of a bunch of my favorite Megaman Battle Network soul crosses.

And defeat willy!

Another day, another bunch of viruses to get rid of!

Dr Wily Pixel Art

The logo for Battle of the Network Shows, the podcast that explores the TV of the seventies and eighties one episode at a time.

Rewind Stubbs serves as the robot mascot for Battle of the Network Shows, a podcast that explores the TV of the seventies and eighties one episode at a time and captures the essence of a lot of what we love from that period: cartoons, Muppets, TVs, VCRs, and of course roller skates. Illustration for BOTNS by Hobbes Holluck.

From the classic TV show that pitted network celebrities against one another in silly competitions. This is the perfect retro art representing 1970's television.

Slicing his own emblem in half for dramatic effect! Classic Proto.

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The logo for Battle of the Network Shows, the podcast that explores seventies and eighties TV one episode at a time.

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The logo for Battle of the Network Shows, the podcast that explores the TV of the seventies and eighties one episode at a time.

Silhouette of Samurai Jack holding his sword aloft, ready for the battle. His quest continues.

Mega Man Battle Network, known in Japan as Rockman.EXE (ロックマンエグゼ, Rokkuman Eguze), is one of Capcom's Mega Man series and debuted in 2001 on the Game Boy Advance. It is an RPG spin-off series based on the original Mega Man series, taking place in a separate continuity where computer and networking technology advanced instead of robotics. There are six main Mega Man Battle Network games as well as several side-story games. It was later succeeded by the Mega Man Star Force series, which takes place hundreds of years after the Battle Network series.

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