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Game Info
- Platform
- PlayStation
- Genres
- Puzzle · Role-Playing
- Developers
- Capcom Production Studio 2
- Publishers
- Capcom · Eidos Interactive
- Release date
- July 22, 1999
Summary
The Misadventures of Tron Bonne lets you pilot Tron’s air ship, the Gesellshaft, across a bright, 3‑D world where puzzles, treasure hunts and combat blend together. The game’s core is its three distinct stage types: moving‑box puzzles in places like Teche, a descent‑style underground crawl, and classic action missions that feel right at home in the Mega Man Legends series. Servbots aren’t just cute sidekicks; each has a personality, a sloth meter and a skill tree you can shape through training drills, missions or the quirky Torture Room minigame, and the Guide Shot System lets you send them out to fetch loot or clear obstacles. A memorable side quest on Sart Farm has you rounding up livestock, while the Nakkai Ruins hide a single‑use boss fight for Diana’s Tear. Voice work stays consistent with the series, and critics praised the mix of action, RPG elements and vibrant graphics, calling it a surprisingly deep spin‑off.
Storyline
The Misadventures of Tron Bonne opens before the events of Mega Man Legends, when the Bonne family patriarch Teisel hunts the ancient Nakkai Ruins in search of Diana’s Tear, a massive and valuable Refractor. He and his younger brother Bon are ambushed and captured by Glyde, an air‑pirate working for the loan shark Lex Loath. Tron discovers that the funds used to build the Bonnes’ flying fortress came from Loath, and learns that Teisel has defaulted on a one‑million‑zenny loan, putting her brothers in grave danger.
Determined to save them, Tron dons a custom Gustaff mecha and rallies her army of forty identical Servbots to raise the ransom by any means. The crew stages a series of daring bank robberies, during which they repeatedly clash with police officer Denise Marmalade, who even pilots a police‑issue mecha to try stopping them. In the caves the Servbots uncover three Aurora Stones, aid the restless spirit of a man seeking the Fountain of Youth, and help two Diggers fall in love. Their explorations of the ruins also bring them closer to the coveted Diana’s Tear.
When Tron finally delivers the one‑million‑zenny to Loath, he demands an additional two‑million‑zenny in interest, then captures her as well. While Tron is imprisoned, her favorite Servbot assumes command and leads the others on a rescue mission that frees the Bonnes and defeats Glyde. Loath then activates his secret weapon, the Colossus, which proves nearly unstoppable until the Servbots board the Gustaff and take it down, ending Loath’s reign.
With the villains handed over to the authorities and Denise’s job secured, the reunited Bonne family sets course for Kattelox Island. During the flight, the favorite Servbot accidentally discards a giant Refractor they had won from Loath, prompting Tron and Teisel to make an emergency pit stop to retrieve it.
Edited by Maya Carter
Multiplayer
- Game modes
- Single
Alternative Titles
- Tron and Henchmen Alternative
- Tron's Followers Alternative




