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• Classic series
  {{PrevNext | series = [[Classic era]] series | next = [[Game Boy series]] }} ..."Classic series", also known as the "Main series" in the Classic era, are games that came out on Nintendo Entertainment System, and multiple virtual platfo
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• Mega Man & Bass series
  ...s''', is a minor sub-series within the [[Classic era]]. It consists of two games - ''[[Mega Man & Bass]]'' and ''[[Rockman_&_Forte_Mirai_Kara_no_Chōsensha| ...e {{MM&BLink|Data Base}} in ''Mega Man & Bass'' containing robots from all games up to and including ''8'', as well as the appearance of [[Astro Man]] and [
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• Compendium of Rockman X
  ...ok containing information on the [[X era]] and games in the ''Mega Man X'' series. It was published only in Japan by [[Wikipedia:Futabasha|Futabasha]] on Jan ...series (''[[Mega Man X]]'' to ''[[Mega Man X7]]''), plus the two Game Boy games (''[[Mega Man Xtreme]]'' and ''[[Mega Man Xtreme 2]]''). It also contains s
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• Metal Blade
  == Games == === Classic series ===
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• Other media
  ...a]]s of the ''Mega Man'' universe. This includes most adaptations of video games, and also stories set in original canons. ...'' video games, instead using characters and story elements from the video games to create new settings and stories.
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• Animations
  ...ikipedia.</ref> This is a list of animated media based on the ''Mega Man'' series, both Japanese and American. | ''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]''
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• Battle Network era
  {{PrevNext | series = [[Alternate Timeline]] | next = [[Star Force era]] }} ...iverse of ''[[Mega Man Battle Network]]'', released in 2001 for the [[Game Boy Advance]]. It is the first era of the universe's alternate timeline set in
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• Kanpeki Kouryaku Series
  ...e Method", in the title. Earlier books in the series were divided based on game console, before dividing them based on developer instead. |[[File:Famicom Kanpeki Kouryaku Series 121.png|100px]]
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• Leaf Shield
  == In the Games == The Leaf Shield returns in ''[[Mega Man II]]'' on the [[Game Boy]], where it can once again be acquired from Wood Man. It is once again Air
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• Mega Man II
  {{PrevNext | next = [[Mega Man III]] | series = [[Game Boy series]] | prev = [[Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge]] }} {{Game Infobox
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• Mega Man IV
  {{PrevNext | next = [[Mega Man V]] | series = [[Game Boy series]] | prev = [[Mega Man III]] }} {{Game Infobox
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• Count Bomb
  ==In the Games== ...Boy series]] and despite not being present in either of the games that the game otherwise reuses its content from. Here, they appear and act similar, but n
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• Mega Man III
  {{PrevNext | next = [[Mega Man IV]] | series = [[Game Boy series]] | prev = [[Mega Man II]] }} {{Game Infobox
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• Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge
  {{PrevNext | next = [[Mega Man II]] | series = [[Game Boy series]] }} {{Game Infobox
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• Mega Man Battle Network 5
  ...ext | next = ''[[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]'' | series = [[Battle Network series]] | prev = ''[[Mega Man Battle Network 4]]'' }} ...le Network'' series]], developed by [[Capcom]] and released for the [[Game Boy Advance]] in 2005.
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• Mega Man Battle Network 6
  ...xt | prev = ''[[Mega Man Battle Network 5]]'' | series = [[Battle Network series]]}} ...le Network'' series]], developed by [[Capcom]] and released for the [[Game Boy Advance]] in 2006.
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• Mega Man Battle Network 3
  ...ext | next = ''[[Mega Man Battle Network 4]]'' | series = [[Battle Network series]] | prev = ''[[Mega Man Battle Network 2]]'' }} ...le Network'' series]], developed by [[Capcom]] and released for the [[Game Boy Advance]] in 2003.
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• Gravity Man
  {{PrevNext | prev = [[Skull Man|DWN-032]] | next = [[Wave Man|DWN-034]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ==In the Games==
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• Wave Man
  {{PrevNext | prev = [[Gravity Man|DWN-033]] | next = [[Stone Man|DWN-035]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...harge Kick]]|stages=[[Wave Man's stage (Mega Man 5)]], [[Wave Man's stage (Game Gear)]]}}
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• Metal Man
  {{PrevNext | prev = [[Oil Man|DLN-00B]] | next = [[Air Man|DWN-010]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...Wily]] to get revenge after his initial defeat in the first ''[[Mega Man (game)|Mega Man]]'', making him part of the first batch to be built entirely by W
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