Prog is the short form for the word programme and is used in place of the words 'issue' or 'number' when referring to 2000AD and poster progs. It was first used in the introductory text to Flesh Book One Part 9. The term first appeared on a 2000AD cover on that of Prog 13.
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| - Prog is the short form for the word programme and is used in place of the words 'issue' or 'number' when referring to 2000AD and poster progs. It was first used in the introductory text to Flesh Book One Part 9. The term first appeared on a 2000AD cover on that of Prog 13.
- Prog (プログ Purogu?) is a family of viruses from Mega Man Battle Network. This virus was originally a green program, but over the course of game events got corrupted by World Three. The fate they now face is a slow and painful demise caused by their fragmented data crumbling into oblivion. Corrupt programs are unfortunately beyond recovery and must be deleted to put them out of their misery. This is supported by the dialogue of some of the programs who became victims of the brainwashing but managed to hang onto a sliver of their original personalities. Those that can barely communicate with the little sanity they have left begged for deletion.
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| - Prog Mark 1
- Prog Mark 2
- Prog Mark 3
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| - Prog (プログ Purogu?) is a family of viruses from Mega Man Battle Network. This virus was originally a green program, but over the course of game events got corrupted by World Three. The fate they now face is a slow and painful demise caused by their fragmented data crumbling into oblivion. Corrupt programs are unfortunately beyond recovery and must be deleted to put them out of their misery. This is supported by the dialogue of some of the programs who became victims of the brainwashing but managed to hang onto a sliver of their original personalities. Those that can barely communicate with the little sanity they have left begged for deletion. This virus hovers above ground on one panel. When it attacks, it shakes with shock and releases an electric ball which can stun the player if it hits. It only moves forward, and only does so after firing its attack. If met with the player's row, it will use Steal to remove the player's field to trap them. Interestingly, their attack also causes self damage, inflicting 5 HP of damage every time it attacks, implying that the program is slowly falling apart from its data fracturing.
- Prog is the short form for the word programme and is used in place of the words 'issue' or 'number' when referring to 2000AD and poster progs. It was first used in the introductory text to Flesh Book One Part 9. The term first appeared on a 2000AD cover on that of Prog 13.
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