Mega Man Xtreme

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Game Info

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General information
Game Title(s):	Mega Man Xtreme, Rockman X: Cyber Mission
Developer(s):	Capcom
Publisher(s):	Capcom
Release Date(s):	2000
Genre(s):	Action, Platformer
Game mode(s):	Single Player
Platform(s):	Game Boy Color, 3DS Virtual Console

Characters

Name	Sprite	Description
X	File:MMXI - X.gif	Leader of the Maverick Hunters 17th Unit. Although he vows to fight for world peace, he is a kind-hearted hero who is hesitant to engage in conflict.
Zero	File:MMXI - Zero.png	A skilled SA-Class Hunter who is a close friend of X. He is the leader of the Special 0 Unit, and carries out his duties without hesitation.
Middy	File:MMXI - Middy.png	A Reploid boy who is a super genius when it comes to computers. He and Dr. Cain support X in the conflict.
Dr. Cain	File:MMXI - Dr. Cain.png	The greatest roboticist of the 22nd century, and the one who put Reploids into mass-production. He now spends his days as an advisor to the Maverick Hunters.
Zain	File:MMXI - Zain.png	Zain is a Shadow Hunter, a special combat Reploid who has their own weapons and is trained to use them freely. He blocks X's way with his proud greatsword.
Geemel	File:MMXI - Geemel.png	A special combat Reploid called a Shadow Hunter who teams up with Zain. He is cunning and mean, and thoroughly enjoys getting in X's way.
Techno	File:MMXI - Techno.png	A Reploid boy who works with Zain and Geemel. He is the one who used his high intellect to hack into the Mother Computer and manipulate past data.
Sigma	File:MMXI - Sigma.png	Former leader of the Maverick Hunters who went Maverick himself to rebel against humanity. He was supposedly destroyed by X, but...
Dr. Light	File:MMXI - Dr. Light.png	The creator of X, who has left Light Capsules to deliver Armor Parts to him, years after his own passing.

Enemies

Minor Enemies

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Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)

Mini Bosses

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Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)

Mavericks

A different set of four main Mavericks is fought depending on whether the player is playing in the Normal Mode or Hard Mode, which becomes available after beating the game in Normal Mode. In Extreme Mode, the final mode to be unlocked, all eight Mavericks are encountered.

Hard Mode

Name	Sprite	Description	Stage	Weapon	Weakness
Wheel Gator	File:MMXI - Wheel Gator.png		Template:MMXILink	Spin Wheel	Magnet Mine
Magna Centipede	File:MMXI - Magna Centipede.png		Template:MMXILink	Magnet Mine	Silk Shot
Armored Armadillo	File:MMXI - Armored Armadillo.png		Template:MMXILink	Rolling Shield	Electric Spark
Morph Moth	File:MMXI - Morph Moth.gif		Template:MMXILink	Silk Shot	Speed Burner

Other Bosses

These bosses are identical and must be fought regardless of mode.

Weapons

As each mode has a different lineup of Mavericks, different weapons may be available to the player. However, any weapons obtained in a Normal Mode playthrough may be kept when continuing into Hard Mode on the same save, and all weapons are available in Extreme Mode.

Stages

The Normal and Hard Modes contain different main Maverick stages, though all eight are available when playing on Extreme Mode. Note that the game always begins with the Highway Stage and ends with the three Sigma stages, which are identical regardless of mode (apart from Zain/Geemel's presence in Sigma Stage 1 and which Mavericks a refought in the teleporter room of Sigma Stage 3).

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Normal and Extreme Mode:

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Hard and Extreme Mode:

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Sigma stages:

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Items

Upgrades

Name	Sprite	Description	Stage(s)
Heart Tank	File:MMXI - Heart Tank.png
Sub Tank	File:MMXI - Sub Tank.png

Armor Parts

File:MMXI - First Armor.png

X wearing the completed First Armor. Individual parts do not show on his sprite before completion of the armor.

By finding Light Capsules, X can obtain parts of the First Armor from Dr. Light.

Name	Sprite	Description	Stage(s)
Head part	File:MMXI - Head part.png
Body part	File:MMXI - Body part.png
Arm part	File:MMXI - Arm part.png
Foot part	File:MMXI - Foot part.png

Zero Scramble

Certain Light Capsules enable X to learn a Zero Scramble from Dr. Light, which allows him to briefly summon Zero to perform a single attack. If the player is playing on Hard Mode and X does not have the First Armor parts yet, these capsules will instead contain armor parts.

Other

If X has obtained all other upgrades, he may acquire the powerful Shotokan from a hidden Light Capsule in Sigma Stage 2. If he does not have all the upgrades yet, the capsule will not be there, making it unobtainable by default in Normal Mode.

Name	Sprite	Description	Stage
Shotokan	File:MMXI - Shotokan.png		Template:MMXILink

Relation to other games

• Mega Man X: The game recycles many elements from Mega Man X, including Armored Armadillo, Chill Penguin, Spark Mandrill and Storm Eagle, as well as their stages, the Highway Stage, Sigma Stage 1, Sigma's boss battle, and many enemy types.
• Mega Man X2: The game recycles many elements from Mega Man X, including Flame Stag, Magna Centipede, Morph Moth and Wheel Gator, as well as their stages, X-Hunter Stage 3 (now used as the second Sigma Stage), Serges Tank, and many enemy types.
• Mega Man Xtreme 2: A follow-up to this game, continuing the tradition of reusing elements from the SNES games.
• Ports, Remakes and Compilations:
  • Nintedo 3DS (Virtual Console)

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