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The Legends series might be related to that, as taking place either in the far past or the far future while the second option is somewhat likely, it hasn't been confirmed officially at this point. What could be called the main timeline goes as follows: The Mega Man video games can be regrouped in seven series that all have different characters and settings: the Original (or Classic), X, Legends, Battle Network, Zero, ZX and Star Force (in order of the first release). Since future remakes sequels seem to be unlikely due to low sales, many people decided to stick with the already known details instead of taking into account the new ones. Several people believe that, until the set of remakes has been completed (or at least features several games), that the established facts should be considered as the correct ones. There's no set or direct answer to this yet. As of now, both Mega Man: Powered Up! and Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X, being remakes, introduced new plot elements that directly contradict some established facts. What about the remakes? Are they canon too? Therefore, they can't be used in an argument related to the main material. The TV series, mangas, games created by other companies (such as Rockman & Forte for the Wonderswan, as created by Bandai) and such are NOT canon, and they often contradict the information found in the games. Additionally, the extra content of the Rockman Zero soundtracks released in Japan, which expands on the storyline a bit, is also considered canon. The canon content of the Mega Man series is composed of all the games officially released by Capcom, along with the various licensed source books released in Japan over the years.