A few months after the birth of Mega Man Legends Station, fans of the site began submitting their Legends artwork and stories. So began our online community, which has grown tremendously and in interesting ways, and still persists even after 20 years without a sequel to the beloved series that brought us all together.




* Submissions do occasionally close when the webmaster lacks the time to process new additions. Closure notices appear on the Submit Fanworks page.

The true heart of the MMLS community lies within our forums. Opened initially in September 2003 as a place for site feedback, it grew swiftly into the place for Legends fans to gather and converse online. The activity level remained shockingly high for a good many years considering how little Legends news there was to speak of—a tribute to the long lasting love and devotion these games inspire. Said activity has all but dried up these days, but the Legends Station Forums remain open and welcoming to new members. Regardless of activity, these forums stand as an archive packed with valuable resources and great memories.


Times may have changed, but the community hasn't died or dispersed. The bulk of member interaction that once filled the forums has migrated over to the semi-official MMLS DISCORD.

MMLS has a little sister site (run by the same webmaster) called Sky Pirate Arcade. It's dedicated to Mega Man Legends fan games and the resources involved in making them, like 3D models and 2D sprites. It's somewhat like the Art and Fiction sections mentioned above, but on a glorified scale. As an extension of Sky Pirate Arcade, and in collaboration with Blyka's Door, there's a massive community-involved fan game that you may have heard of called Tuttle's Legendary Travels.




Though they aren't filled exclusively with Legends content, MMLS is proud to be affiliated with these great sites.


For even more Mega Man Legends-centric sites both fan-made and official, go here.