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Gauss Magnus, known as Gauss Magnets in the Japan, was a corporate CEO of Gauss Inc. who performed a variety of illegal activities, such as hijacking a plane. He first appears in MegaMan Battle Network 2 as the Gospel operator of MagnetMan.EXE. He is frequently mentioned by his daughter Tesla Magnus, the current operator of MagnetMan. In the anime, he is comparable to his Battle Network persona. But, unlike in the game, he is often portrayed as a cross-dresser (even referring to himself as a woman on one occasion in the original Japanese version). Gauss Magnus was a corporate CEO who performed a variety of illegal activities, such as hijacking a plane. He appeared in MegaMan Battle Network 2 as the Gospel operator of MagnetMan.EXE. He is frequently mentioned by his daughter Tesla Magnus, the current operator of MagnetMan.

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Gauss Magnus was a corporate CEO who performed a variety of illegal activities, such as hijacking a plane. He appeared in MegaMan Battle Network 2 as the Gospel operator of MagnetMan.EXE. He is frequently mentioned by his daughter Tesla Magnus, the current operator of MagnetMan. Gauss Magnus, known as Gauss Magnets in the Japan, was a corporate CEO of Gauss Inc. who performed a variety of illegal activities, such as hijacking a plane. He first appears in MegaMan Battle Network 2 as the Gospel operator of MagnetMan.EXE. He is frequently mentioned by his daughter Tesla Magnus, the current operator of MagnetMan. In the anime, he is comparable to his Battle Network persona. But, unlike in the game, he is often portrayed as a cross-dresser (even referring to himself as a woman on one occasion in the original Japanese version).