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...''[[Mega Man: The Power Battle]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' === Super Smash Bros. series ===

...xt | prev = ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS]]'' | series = [[Super Smash Bros. series]] }} {{Super Smash Bros. Ultimate/Header}}

{{Super Smash Bros. series/Header}} ''Note: "Stage" in the header row refers to a Stage in Super Smash Bros.''

...''[[Mega Man: The Power Battle]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', ''[[Rockman X DiVE]]'' === ''Super Smash Bros.'' series ===

...ega Man V]], [[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]], [[Super Smash Bros. 4]], [[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]] | [[Mega Man 3]] / [[Mega Man 4]] / [[Mega Man 5]] / [[Mega Man 6]]

...Barrier]]|weaknesses=[[Dust Crusher]]|stages=[[Skull Man's stage (Mega Man 4)]], [[Skull Man's stage (Mega Man III)]]}} ...(or '''Skullman''') is a [[Robot Master]] first appearing in ''[[Mega Man 4]]'' and is one of the eight Robot Masters originally built by [[Dr. Cossack

...s]]'', ''[[Rockman Battle & Fighters]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''|cost=4|effect=Creates a spinning shield that pierces enemy shields|obtained=[[Plan ...attack. Although he is able to throw it, Mega Man cannot, instead using up 4 points of weapon energy to create a lasting shield of spinning petals aroun

...es=[[Skull Barrier]], [[Dust Crusher]]|stages=[[Dive Man's stage (Mega Man 4)]], [[Dive Man's stage (Mega Man III)]]|1994_voiced_by=[[Terry Klassen]]|19 ...' (or '''Diveman''') is a [[Robot Master]] first appearing in ''[[Mega Man 4]]'' and is one of the eight Robot Masters originally built by [[Dr. Cossack

...ll Bomb]]|weaknesses=[[Dive Missile]]|stages=[[Drill Man's stage (Mega Man 4)]], [[Drill Man's stage (Mega Man III)]]|1994_voiced_by=[[Scott McNeil]]|19 ...(or '''Drillman''') is a [[Robot Master]] first appearing in ''[[Mega Man 4]]'' and is one of the eight Robot Masters originally built by [[Dr. Cossack

...eator=[[Dr. Wily]]|designer=[[Yukiko Mori]]|appearances=''[[Mega Man 5]]''|weapons=[[Gravity Hold]]|weaknesses=[[Star Crash]]|stages=[[Gravity Man's stage]]|1 ...ast projectiles directly at Mega Man from anywhere in the room, which deal 4 damage on hit, but can be blocked with the [[Star Crash]] shield in a pinch

{{PrevNext | prev = ''[[Mega Man 4]]'' | next = ''[[Mega Man 6]]'' | series = Main series }} | release_dates = {{Release dates|console=NES|jp=December 4, 1992|na=December 1992|eu=November 18, 1993}}

...s=''[[Mega Man 3]]'', ''[[Mega Man II]]'', ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]''|weapons=[[Top Spin]]|weaknesses=[[Hard Knuckle]]|stages=[[Top Man's stage (Mega Man ...Like all of ''Mega Man 3''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Robot Masters, he also takes 4 damage from his own weapon during his [[Teleporter Room]] rematch. Defeatin

...s=''[[Mega Man 3]]'', ''[[Mega Man II]]'', ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]''|weapons=[[Hard Knuckle]]|weaknesses=[[Magnet Missile]]|stages=[[Hard Man's stage (M ...Like all of ''Mega Man 3''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Robot Masters, he also takes 4 damage from his own weapon during his [[Teleporter Room]] rematch. Defeatin

...voiced_by=[[Jin Yamanoi]] (''The Power Fighters'')<br/>[[Kōsuke Okano]] (''Super Adventure Rockman'')<br/>[[Ryōtarō Okiayu]] (''Battle & Chase'')|1994_voi ...ace-keeping robot, [[Gamma]], although he is treated as mysterious and ''[[Super Adventure Rockman]]'' would later cast him as an alien robot created by [[R

...ament competitor|designer=[[Daniel Vallée]]|appearances=''[[Mega Man 6]]''|weapons=[[Knight Crusher]]|weaknesses=[[Yamato Spear]]|stages=[[Capital of Science] His weakness is the [[Yamato Spear]], which not only deals 4 damage to him per hit, but also penetrates his shield, making the fight muc

...=''[[Mega Man 3]]'', ''[[Mega Man III]]'', ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]''|weapons=[[Spark Shock]]|weaknesses=[[Shadow Blade]]|stages=[[Spark Man's stage (Meg ...Like all of ''Mega Man 3''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Robot Masters, he also takes 4 damage from his own weapon during his [[Teleporter Room]] rematch. Defeatin

..., ''[[Mega Man 3]]'', ''[[Mega Man II]]'', ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]''|weapons=[[Metal Blade]]|weaknesses=[[Quick Boomerang]], [[Metal Blade]] <small>(Meg ...als 4 base damage to him (doubled to 8 on Normal mode) - all other special weapons will deal no damage. After defeating him and receiving the Metal Blade, how

...ment competitor|designer=[[Michael Leader]]|appearances=''[[Mega Man 6]]''|weapons=[[Wind Storm]]|weaknesses=[[Centaur Flash]]|stages=[[Mechanical Tower]]}} Wind Man's weakness is the [[Centaur Flash]], a full-screen effect that deals 4 damage per use and has just enough ammo to defeat him. Doing so grants Mega

| platforms = Super Nintendo Entertainment System ...Man 7 Developer Commentary on Game Informer.]</ref> and released for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] 1995, where it was published by Capcom in N

...', ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]'', ''[[Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters]]''|weapons=[[Atomic Fire]]|weaknesses=[[Bubble Lead]]|stages=[[Heat Man's stage]]|1994 ...his game's weapon pool, in this case taking 7 damage from [[Top Spin]] and 4 from [[Shadow Blade]].

| weapons = [[Rolling Cutter]] ...), ''[[Super Adventure Rockman]]'', ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''

...'', ''[[Mega Man: The Power Battle]]'', ''[[Mega Man Battle & Fighters]]''|weapons=[[Plant Barrier]]|weaknesses=[[Blizzard Attack]]|stages=[[Forgotten Area]]| Plant Man is weak to the [[Blizzard Attack]], which deals 4 damage to him, and he also takes 2 points of damage from [[Flame Blast]], m

...''[[Mega Man 7]]'' <small>(cameo)</small>, ''[[Super Adventure Rockman]]''|weapons=[[Search Snake]]|weaknesses=[[Needle Cannon]] <small>(''Mega Man 3'')</smal ...Like all of ''Mega Man 3''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Robot Masters, he also takes 4 damage from his own weapon during his [[Teleporter Room]] rematch. Defeatin

...attle]]'', ''[[Mega Man 8]]'' <small>(Saturn)</small>, ''[[Mega Man 10]]''|weapons=[[Leaf Shield]]|weaknesses=[[Atomic Fire]] <small>(''Mega Man 2'')</small>< ...an bypass his shield if Mega Man stands close enough, as well as taking 2 (4) damage from the [[Metal Blade]] and [[Crash Bomber]]. Defeating Wood Man g

| (sprite reused from [[Mega Man 4]]) == Weapons ==

| [[Weapons Archive]] | style="text-align:center" | [[File:MM10 - Weapons Archive.png]]

...Fighters]]'', ''[[Super Adventure Rockman]]'', ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]''|weapons=[[Thunder Beam]]|weaknesses=[[Rolling Cutter]]|stages=[[Elec Man's stage (M ...o large blocks on the left side, which can be lifted and thrown with the [[Super Arm]] (though it is not his primary weakness). He spends the fight running

== Weapons == ** [[Dr. Wily stage 4 (Mega Man 9)|Dr. Wily stage 4]]

...to stop Dr. Wily's plans. He has the ability to take and use his enemies' weapons as he defeats them, allowing him to exploit their weaknesses. ...as well as some smaller enemies) are typically weak to one or more special weapons, which can be used to take them down more easily and quickly than with the

{{Enemy table/MM8|Super Bass}} == Weapons ==

...under Beam]]|weaknesses=[[Thunder Beam]] <small>(most games)</small><br/>[[Super Arm]] <small>(The Power Battle)</small>|stages=[[Ice Man's stage (Mega Man ...weak to [[Thunder Beam]], which deals 10 damage to him, and he also takes 4 damage from the [[Hyper Bomb]] and 2 from [[Rolling Cutter]]. Defeating him

| weapons = [[Mega Buster]] ...Mega Man 11]]'', ''[[Mega Man & Bass]]'', ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]'', ''[[Super Adventure Rockman]]'', ''[[Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge]]'', ''[[Mega Man I

..._dates = {{Release dates|na= October 2, 2018|eu=October 2, 2018|jp=October 4, 2018}} | platforms = Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Steam

=== ''[[Mega Man Zero 4]]'' === ; ''[[Mega Man Zero 4]]''

...n Soccer]]'', ''[[Super Adventure Rockman]]'', ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]''|weapons=[[Fire Storm]]|weaknesses=[[Ice Slasher]]|stages=[[Fire Man's stage (Mega M ...takes damage from the [[Ice Slasher]], which acts as his main weakness at 4 damage per shot, and he also takes 2 damage from the [[Rolling Cutter]] and

...to stop Dr. Wily's plans. He has the ability to take and use his enemies' weapons as he defeats them, allowing him to exploit their weaknesses. {{Enemy table/MM1|Super Cutter}}

{{Mega Man 4/Header}} | game_title = Mega Man 4, Mega Man IV, Rockman 4: Aratanaru Yabō!!

...n the fictional universe of ''[[Mega Man X]]'', released in 1993 for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]. It is the second era of the universe's ori [[Maverick]]s are the bosses of the main stages, and the ones X gets his weapons from.

{{PrevNext | prev = ''[[Mega Man 2]]'' | next = ''[[Mega Man 4]]'' | series = Main series }} ...to stop Dr. Wily's plans. He has the ability to take and use his enemies' weapons as he defeats them, allowing him to exploit their weaknesses.

| weapons = [[X-Buster]], [[Z-Saber]], [[Armor Parts]] ...be with Zero in his dying moments. Continuing until {{MMXLink|Sigma Stage 4}}, X destroys [[Velguarder]] to prove himself, before finally facing Sigma

=== ''[[Mega Man 4]]'' === Set after ''Mega Man 4''.<ref name="Rockman X Daizukan"/> Months after ''Mega Man II'', Dr. Wily u

== Weapons == === X Weapons ===

'''Chapter 4: (Boss: [[IceMan.EXE]])''' == Weapons ==

...tes|console=PlayStation 2|jp=July 17, 2003|na=October 14, 2003|ko=December 4, 2003|eu=March 5, 2004}} == Weapons ==

...tes = {{Release dates|console=PlayStation|jp=November 29, 2001|na=December 4, 2001|eu=February 8, 2002}} ...hanic, Douglas devises and maintains all the Hunters' equipment, including weapons, vehicles, and facilities. He has thrown himself into the recovery operatio