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The Cosmic Gladiators are a rather unique team in four ways. First off, they are based on the only "playable" Game Boy game— that is, the other four classic and two X-series portable games can't have teams made from the regular rosters since they overlap with other games. Second, they're also the only team at present to have the spot as their lead villian (Sunstar) as a position. Other than Sunstar; the team consists of Mercury, Venus, Terra, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.

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rdfs:label	Cosmic Gladiators
rdfs:comment	The Cosmic Gladiators are a rather unique team in four ways. First off, they are based on the only "playable" Game Boy game— that is, the other four classic and two X-series portable games can't have teams made from the regular rosters since they overlap with other games. Second, they're also the only team at present to have the spot as their lead villian (Sunstar) as a position. Other than Sunstar; the team consists of Mercury, Venus, Terra, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
Leader	Jupiter
dcterms:subject	Megaman Teams
TeamName	Cosmic Gladiators
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Members	Mercury, Venus, Terra, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Sunstar
HQ	The Great Zodiac
abstract	The Cosmic Gladiators are a rather unique team in four ways. First off, they are based on the only "playable" Game Boy game— that is, the other four classic and two X-series portable games can't have teams made from the regular rosters since they overlap with other games. Second, they're also the only team at present to have the spot as their lead villian (Sunstar) as a position. Other than Sunstar; the team consists of Mercury, Venus, Terra, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. Third, it is one of the only teams to ever have a member quit and return in a different position, in the case of WinterMan.exe, who quit his position as Pluto in November of 2007 and returned as Terra in October of 2008. (One of the only other instances is with the Armored Assassins, as their member Zedfelos quit his position as Plant Man but is now on the team again as Wind Man.) Fourth, the team spend the majority of their epilogues in outer space. Furthermore, the Great Zodiac (later renamed to the Galactic Zodiac) has the ability to travel between universes, allowing crossovers and/or parodies of various sci-fi shows. The canon explanation is that unlike a fanfic the other universes are not actually that of their respective show, but alternates with two differences; they are unrelated to their respective media except in similarity to said media, and all such universes differ from the original media in that all space craft can travel between universes just like the Great Zodiac. Founded April 24, 2006; the team quickly went on hiatus when its leader, Stardust, was unable to stay connected to the team for a while due to real-life events. When he returned in late July 2007 after spending a year as an exchange student in Colombia, the only original members remaining were he, WinterMan.exe (now known as Zair) and Shift. The team then began to search for almost a whole new roster, and skipped straight to Season 2 and the second-generation armor in the epilogues to mirror this restart.
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