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[[File:MM4 - Cossack's Citadel.png|frame|Image from the map screen in ''Mega Man 4''.]] ...]]s and selecting Dr. Cossack's portrait in the centre of the stage select screen.

| boss = [[Eregion]] | rewards = [[Stage Select]] screen.

| boss = [[Vile V]] {{jp|'''Jakob'''|ヤコブ|Yakobu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X8''. 2004.</ref> is an important location and the first [[Last

| boss = [[Gigabolt Man-O-War]] {{jp|'''Dynasty'''|ダイナスティ|Dainasuti}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X8''. 2004.</ref> is [[Gigabolt Man-O-War]]'s stage in ''[[Mega

| boss = {{MMX6Link|Sigma}}<br/>[[Hell Sigma]] '''??????'''<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 93.

| boss = {{MMX8Link|Sigma}}<br/>[[Lumine]] {{jp|'''Sigma Palace'''|シグマパレス|Shiguma Paresu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X8''. 2004.</ref> is the third and final [[Last Stage]] in ''[[

| boss = [[Copy Sigma]] {{jp|'''Gateway'''|ゲートウェイ|Gētouei}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X8''. 2004.</ref> is the second [[Last Stage]] in ''[[Mega Man

{{Boss table|Robot Masters}} {{Boss table/MMS|Skull Man}}

| boss = [[General]] {{jp|'''Final Weapon 2'''|ファイナルウェポン2|Fainaru Uepon 2}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 71.

| boss = [[Double]]<br/>[[Iris]] {{jp|'''Final Weapon 1'''|ファイナルウェポン1|Fainaru Uepon 1}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 71.

| boss = [[Skullhead]] | rewards = [[Stage Select]] screen.

| boss = {{MMX4Link|Sigma}} {{jp|'''Final Weapon 3'''|ファイナルウェポン3|Fainaru Uepon 3}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 71.

| boss = [[Mole Bore]] {{jp|'''Palace Road'''|パレスロード|Paresu Rōdo}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X7''. 2003.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 106

| boss = [[Colonel]] {{jp|'''Memorial Hall'''|メモリアルホール|Memoriaru Hōru}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 63.

| boss = [[Red]]<br/>{{MMX7Link|Sigma}} {{jp|'''Crimson Palace'''|クリムゾンパレス|Kurimuzon Paresu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X7''. 2003.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 106

| boss = [[Nightmare Mother]] {{Jp|'''Secret Lab 1'''|秘密研究所1|Himitsu Kenkyūsho 1}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 93.

| boss = [[Slash Beast]] {{jp|'''Military Train'''|ミリタリートレイン|Miritarī Torein}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 63.

| boss = [[Split Mushroom]] {{jp|'''Bio Laboratory'''|バイオラボラトリー|Baio Raboratorī}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 63.

...obot Master stage|game=''[[Mega Man 2]]'', ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]''|boss=[[Wood Man]]|reward=[[Leaf Shield]]|related=[[Wood Man's stage (Mega Man II ...ot Master]] stage in ''[[Mega Man 2]]'', appearing 5th on the stage select screen (in reading order).

[[File:MM6 - Mr. X Fortress.png|frame|Image from the map screen in ''Mega Man 6''.]] ...Man enters the fortress by selecting the "Mr. X" icon on the stage select screen, which appears in the centre after defeating the eight [[Robot Master]]s.

| boss = [[Tornado Tonion]] {{jp|'''Radio Tower'''|ラジオタワー|Rajio Tawā}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X7''. 2003.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 106

| boss = [[High Max]]<br/>[[Gate]] {{Jp|'''Secret Lab 2'''|秘密研究所2|Himitsu Kenkyūsho 2}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 93.

| boss = [[Avalanche Yeti]] {{jp|'''Central White'''|セントラル・ホワイト|Sentoraru Howaito}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X8''. 2004.</ref> is [[Avalanche Yeti]]'s stage in ''[[Mega Man

| boss = [[Web Spider]] {{jp|'''Jungle'''|ジャングル|Janguru}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 63.

| boss = [[Magma Dragoon]] {{jp|'''Volcano'''|ヴォルカノ|Vorukano}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 63.

| boss = [[Splash Warfly]] {{jp|'''Battleship'''|バトルシップ|Batorushippu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X7''. 2003.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 106

| boss = [[Jet Stingray]] {{jp|'''Marine Base'''|マリンベース|Marin Bēsu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 63.

| boss = [[Snipe Anteator]] {{jp|'''Cyber Field'''|サイバーフィールド|Saibā Fīrudo}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X7''. 2003.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 106

| boss = [[Gravity Antonion]] {{jp|'''Primrose'''|プリムローズ|Purimurōzu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X8''. 2004.</ref> is [[Gravity Antonion]]'s stage in ''[[Mega M

| boss = [[Wind Crowrang]] {{jp|'''Air Forces'''|エアフォース|Ea Fōsu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X7''. 2003.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 106

| boss = [[Storm Owl]] {{jp|'''Air Force'''|エアフォース|Ea Fōsu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 63.

| boss = [[Vanishing Gungaroo]] {{jp|'''Tunnel Base'''|トンネルベース|Ton'neru Bēsu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X7''. 2003.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 106

| boss = [[Flame Hyenard]] '''Lava Factory'''<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X7''. 2003.</ref>, known as {{jp|'''Kombinat'''|コンビナー

| boss = [[Ride Boarski]] {{jp|'''Central Circuit'''|セントラルサーキット|Sentoraru Sākitto}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X7''. 2003.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 106

| boss = [[Colonel]] {{jp|'''Space Port'''|スペースポート|Supēsu Pōto}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 63.

| boss = [[Cyber Peacock]] {{jp|'''Cyber Space'''|サイバースペース|Saibā Supēsu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 63.

...]]|name=Charge Man's stage|type=Robot Master stage|game=''[[Mega Man 5]]''|boss=[[Charge Man]]|item=[[Beat part]] "A" (2nd)|reward=[[Charge Kick]]|related= ...ot Master]] stage in ''[[Mega Man 5]]'', appearing 4th on the stage select screen (in reading order).

| boss = [[Soldier Stonekong]] {{jp|'''Deep Forest'''|ディープフォレスト|Dīpu Foresuto}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X7''. 2003.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 106

| boss = [[Frost Walrus]] {{jp|'''Snow Base'''|スノーベース|Sunō Bēsu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X4''. 1997.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 63.

| boss = [[Optic Sunflower]] {{jp|'''Troia Base'''|トロイア・ベース|Toroia Bēsu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X8''. 2004.</ref> is [[Optic Sunflower]]'s stage in ''[[Mega Ma

| boss = [[Ground Scaravich]] {{Jp|'''Central Museum'''|セントラルミュージアム|Sentoraru Myūjiamu}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 93.

| boss = [[Crabs-Y]] {{jp|'''Noah's Park'''|ノアズ・パーク|Noazu Pāku}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X8''. 2004.</ref> is the [[Opening Stage]] of ''[[Mega Man X8]]

| boss = [[Dark Mantis]] {{jp|'''Pitch Black'''|ピッチ・ブラック|Picchi Burakku}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X8''. 2004.</ref> is [[Dark Mantis]]'s stage in ''[[Mega Man X8

| boss = [[Earthrock Trilobyte]] {{jp|'''Metal Valley'''|メタル・バレー|Metaru Barē}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X8''. 2004.</ref> is [[Earthrock Trilobyte]]'s stage in ''[[Meg

| boss = [[Burn Rooster]]

| boss = [[Rainy Turtloid]] {{Jp|'''Inami Temple'''|イナミテンプル|Inami Tenpuru}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 93.

| boss = [[Infinity Mijinion]] {{Jp|'''Weapon Center'''|兵器開発所|Heiki Kaihatsu-sho}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 93.

| boss = [[Metal Shark Player]] {{Jp|'''Recycle Lab'''|リサイクル研究所|Risaikuru Kenkyūjo}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 93.

| boss = [[Bamboo Pandamonium]] {{jp|'''Booster Forest'''|ブースターズ・フォレスト|Būsutāzu Foresuto}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X8''. 2004.</ref> is [[Bamboo Pandamonium]]'s stage in ''[[Mega

| boss = [[Shield Sheldon]] {{Jp|'''Laser Institute'''|レーザー研究所|Rēzā Kenkyūjo}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 93.

| boss = [[Blaze Heatnix]] {{Jp|'''Magma Area'''|マグマエリア|Maguma Eria}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 93.

| boss = [[Commander Yammark]] {{Jp|'''Amazon Area'''|アマゾンエリア|Amazon Eria}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 93.

| boss = [[Blizzard Wolfang]] {{Jp|'''North Pole Area'''|北極エリア|Hokkyoku Eria}}<ref>Stage Select screen, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref><ref>''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 93.

...ng]]|name=Wave Man's stage|type=Robot Master stage|game=''[[Mega Man 5]]''|boss=[[Wave Man]]|item=[[Beat part]] "E"/"O"|reward=[[Water Wave]]|related=[[Wav ...ot Master]] stage in ''[[Mega Man 5]]'', appearing 6th on the stage select screen (in reading order).

...age|game=''[[Mega Man (game)|Mega Man]]'', ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]''|boss=[[Ice Man]]|reward=[[Ice Slasher]]|related=[[Ice Man's stage (Dr. Wily's Re ...port in ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]'', appearing 4th on the stage select screen (in reading order).

...e]] to steal [[Guts Man]] from the building, leaving the jester-like robot boss [[Mash]] in his place to deal with Mega Man. ...es the story and unlocks the next set of Robot Masters on the stage select screen.

...]|name=Crystal Man's stage|type=Robot Master stage|game=''[[Mega Man 5]]''|boss=[[Crystal Man]]|item=* [[Beat part]] V/5 ...ot Master]] stage in ''[[Mega Man 5]]'', appearing 3rd on the stage select screen (in reading order).

[[File:MM2 - Quick Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 2''.]] ...that can be selected from the start and the 3rd listed on the stage select screen, in reading order.

[[File:MM4 - Drill Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 4''.]] ...ppears as the second-to-last choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Drill Man's stage (Mega Man 4)|His stage]] is entirely underground, taki

[[File:MM5 - Gravity Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 5''.]] ...t Robot Master bosses and appears as the second choice on the stage select screen. [[Gravity Man's stage|His stage]] contains unique elements that reverse Me

...2013.</ref> Gigavolt Man-o-war,<ref>''Mega Man X8''. Capcom, 2004. Dynasty boss cutscene as X. "'''X:''' Gigavolt Man-o-war! Return Megalpolis' energy supp ...''[[Mega Man X8]]'' as one of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He is a [[new generation Reploid]] who rebels by siphoning energy away fro

...as later resurrected by Gate to serve as a [[Nightmare Investigator]].<ref>Boss data, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref> ...]] or [[Sentsuizan]] from [[Ground Scaravich]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Blaze Heatnix later occurs in the [[??????]] stage.

[[File:MM&B - Ground Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man & Bass''.]] ...ame, appearing as the bottom-most choice of his column on the stage select screen and connecting to [[Tengu Man]] and [[Magic Man]].

[[File:MM5 - Stone Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 5''.]] ...es and appears as the fourth choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Stone Man's stage (Mega Man 5)|His stage]] - the longest in the game - i

{{Boss table|Robot Masters}} {{Boss table/MM5|Stone Man}}

...as later resurrected by Gate to serve as a [[Nightmare Investigator]].<ref>Boss info, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref> ...ow]] or [[Rekkoha]] from [[Infinity Mijinion]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Commander Yammark later occurs in the [[??????]] stage.

[[File:MM3 - Hard Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 3''.]] ...t can be selected from the start and the fourth listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. [[Hard Man's stage (Mega Man 3)|His stage]] is set in a

...as later resurrected by Gate to serve as a [[Nightmare Investigator]].<ref>Boss info, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref> ...] or [[Rakukojin]] from [[Metal Shark Player]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Shield Sheldon later occurs in the [[??????]] stage.

[[File:MM&B - Cold Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man & Bass''.]] ...e game, appearing as the top-most choice of his column on the stage select screen and connecting to [[Burner Man]] and [[Pirate Man]].

...as later resurrected by Gate to serve as a [[Nightmare Investigator]].<ref>Boss info, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref> ...ng]]; however, the latter cannot actually hit him, rendering it useless. A boss attack rematch with Rainy Turtloid later occurs in the [[??????]] stage.

...ne of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He serves as the boss of the [[Marine Base]] stage. The game's Japanese manual states he is a fie ...suzan]] from [[Frost Walrus]], which freezes him and resets his pattern. A boss attack rematch with Jet Stingray later occurs in [[Final Weapon 3]].

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of {{MMXLink|Power Plant Stage}}. The Japanese game manual states he is a f ...to repeatedly freeze him and keep him from moving for the entire battle. A boss attack rematch with Spark Mandrill later occurs in {{MMXLink|Sigma Stage 3}

...as later resurrected by Gate to serve as a [[Nightmare Investigator]].<ref>Boss info, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref> ...Blade]] or [[Shoenzan]] from [[Blaze Heatnix]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Blizzard Wolfang later occurs in the [[??????]] stage.

The game is the first ''Mega Man'' title to use [[Robot Master]] [[Boss Design Contest|design submissions]] from American fans, and the last ''Mega {{Boss table|Robot Masters}}

...as later resurrected by Gate to serve as a [[Nightmare Investigator]].<ref>Boss info, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref> ...e [[Yammar Option]] from [[Commander Yammark]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Ground Scaravich later occurs in the [[??????]] stage.

{{Boss table|Robot Masters}} {{Boss table/MM7|Freeze Man}}

...as later resurrected by Gate to serve as a [[Nightmare Investigator]].<ref>Boss info, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref> ...is the [[Guard Shell]] from [[Shield Sheldon]], which sends him flying. A boss attack rematch with Infinity Mijinion later occurs in the [[??????]] stage.

...other sets of stages. It is usually divided into four stages, each with a boss at the end, though one or two additional stages are sometimes added. These ...'s Robot Masters, and a final boss stage that is very short apart from its boss battle. Beating Dr. Wily's fortress customarily triggers the game's ending,

...ne of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He serves as the boss of the {{MMX4Link|Cyber Space}} stage. The game's Japanese manual states he ...agoon]] for Zero, which both disrupt his program and resets his pattern. A boss attack rematch with Cyber Peacock later occurs in [[Final Weapon 3]].

...ne of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He serves as the boss of the {{MMX4Link|Jungle}} stage. The game's Japanese manual states he is a ...of hitting him, making [[Kuuenzan]] or [[Ryuenjin]] the better options. A boss attack rematch with Web Spider later occurs in [[Final Weapon 3]].

[[File:MM4 - Dive Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 4''.]] ...es and appears as the second choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Dive Man's stage (Mega Man 4)|His stage]] is largely submerged, and so i

...ne of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He serves as the boss of the [[Battleship]] stage. He is a member of [[Red Alert]] who always had ...nshou]] from [[Tornado Tonion]], which stuns him and resets his pattern. A boss attack rematch with Splash Warfly later occurs in the [[Crimson Palace]].

...[[Blast Launcher]] from [[Bamboo Pandamonium]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Optic Sunflower later occurs in the [[Gateway]] stage.

...as later resurrected by Gate to serve as a [[Nightmare Investigator]].<ref>Boss info, ''Mega Man X6''. 2001.</ref> ...Rain]] or [[Ensuizan]] from [[Rainy Turtloid]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Metal Shark Player later occurs in the [[??????]] stage

...ne of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He serves as the boss of the [[Air Force]] stage. The game's Japanese manual states he is a membe ...[[Cyber Peacock]], which disrupts his circuitry and resets his pattern. A boss attack rematch with Storm Owl later occurs in [[Final Weapon 3]].

[[File:MM4 - Pharaoh Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 4''.]] ...sses and appears as the last choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Pharaoh Man's stage (Mega Man 4)|His stage]] is set in a desert and pyra

[[File:MM6 - Knight Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 6''.]] ...f Science]] - an old castle full of machinery - and his title given in his boss intro is "Master of Mace Ball".

...ne of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He serves as the boss of the [[Bio Laboratory]] stage. The game's Japanese manual states he was m ...aijingeki]] from [[Web Spider]], which fries him and resets his pattern. A boss attack rematch with Split Mushroom later occurs in [[Final Weapon 3]].

...n X4]]''. It is unlocked by entering a code at the game's character select screen - if it has been input correctly, Zero will start the game with a new black ...entering a code at the title screen (due to the lack of a character select screen). Because there is no Sigma Virus or Zero Virus in this game, the Virus Bus

[[File:MM1 - Elec Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man''.]] ...six Robot Masters, appearing third (in reading order) on the stage select screen. His stage is set inside a tower and is mostly vertical, with [[Thunder Blo

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Shipyard Stage]]. The Japanese game manual states that he was created ...ss is [[Triad Thunder]], from [[Volt Catfish]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Crush Crawfish later occurs in [[Doppler Stage C]].

| boss = [[Chill Penguin]] Snow Mountain Stage is accessed via the [[Stage Select]] screen. It starts out in a snowy field, before descending into an underground cave

...X2]]'' as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He is the boss of [[Robot Junkyard Stage]]. The Japanese manual states that he is a Reploi ...is the [[Speed Burner]], from [[Flame Stag]], which wraps him in flames. A boss attack rematch with Morph Moth later occurs in [[X-Hunter Stage 4]].

[[File:MM6 - Yamato Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 6''.]] ...ble Fortress]], styled after a Japanese castle, and his title given in his boss intro is "Master of Spear".

...sen]], or [[Black Arrow]] from [[Dark Mantis]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Gravity Antonion later occurs in the [[Gateway]] stage.

...ne of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He serves as the boss of the [[Military Trian]] stage. The game's Japanese manual states he is a ...o equivalent weakness for him, though [[Raijingeki]] deals heavy damage. A boss attack rematch with Slash Beast later occurs in [[Final Weapon 3]].

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of {{MMX2Link|Weather Control Stage}}. The Japanese manual states that he i ...ve Ostrich]], which can interrupt his chains and even slice him in half. A boss attack rematch with Wire Sponge later occurs in [[X-Hunter Stage 4]].

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Desert Base Stage]]. The Japanese game manual states he is a former [[ ...unter]], from [[Crystal Snail]], which temporarily freezes him in place. A boss attack rematch with Overdrive Ostrich later occurs in [[X-Hunter Stage 4]].

...n]], Iris is left disheveled on the ground until she is found by Zero.<ref>Boss File: Eregion, ''Compendium of Rockman X''. 2005. p. 65.</ref> He ensures h Iris is then present in [[Hunter H.Q.]] on Zero's [[Stage Select]] screen, urging Zero not to fight Colonel and showing concern as he battles [[Repli

...ne of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He serves as the boss of the [[Snow Base]] stage. The game's Japanese manual states he is a troub ...from [[Magma Dragoon]], which melts his icicles and resets his pattern. A boss attack rematch with Frost Walrus later occurs in [[Final Weapon 3]].

...uha]], or [[Ray Gun]] from [[Optic Sunflower]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Dark Mantis later occurs in the [[Gateway]] stage.

[[File:MM6 - Wind Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 6''.]] ...screen. His stage is the [[Mechanical Tower]], and his title given in his boss intro is "Master of Wind".

...Antonion]], which destroys his armor entirely and leaves him vulnerable. A boss attack rematch with Earthrock Trilobyte later occurs in the [[Gateway]] sta

...ne of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He serves as the boss of the [[Central White]] stage. He is a [[new generation Reploid]] who rebe ...n]] from [[Gigabolt Man-O-War]], which electrocutes and knocks him down. A boss attack rematch with Avalanche Yeti later occurs in the [[Gateway]] stage.

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Energen Crystal Stage]]. The Japanese game manual states that his back ...e shell to send it flying, potentially hitting Snail for further damage. A boss attack rematch with Crystal Snail later occurs in [[X-Hunter Stage 4]].

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of {{MMX2Link|Dinosaur Tank Stage}}. The Japanese game manual explains that ...[Strike Chain]], from [[Wire Sponge]], which briefly stuns him in place. A boss attack rematch with Wheel Gator later occurs in [[X-Hunter Stage 4]].

...] from [[Avalanche Yeti]], which weakens him and puts out his cockscomb. A boss attack rematch with Burn Rooster later occurs in the [[Gateway]] stage.

[[File:MM1 - Ice Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man''.]] ...six Robot Masters, appearing fourth (in reading order) on the stage select screen. His stage appears to be set in a former tropical location that has frozen

...Strike]]. It is unlocked by entering a code at the game's character select screen - if it has been input correctly, X's unarmored sprite will have a purple t .... However, he only receives an Armor Program to be equipped on the [[Stage Select]], as opposed to equipping the armor right away (a similar principle to col

[[File:MM3 - Spark Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 3''.]] ...at can be selected from the start and the first listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. [[Spark Man's stage (Mega Man 3)|His stage]] is set in a

...]] or [[Zankourin]] from [[Ride Boarski]], which deals increased damage. A boss attack rematch with Snipe Anteator later occurs in the [[Crimson Palace]].

[[File:MM6 - Tomahawk Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 6''.]] ...ted Area]], resembling a North American desert, and his title given in his boss intro is "Master of Tomahawk".

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of {{MMXLink|Gallery Stage}}. The Japanese game manual states he is a forme ...which totally removes his armor and makes the fight considerably easier. A boss attack rematch with Armored Armadillo later occurs in {{MMXLink|Sigma Stage

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of {{MMX2Link|Volcanic Zone Stage}}. The Japanese game manual explains that ...Bubble Splash]], from [[Bubble Crab]], which briefly stuns him in place. A boss attack rematch with Flame Stag later occurs in [[X-Hunter Stage 4]].

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Safari Park Stage]]. The Japanese game manual states that he was creat ...rom [[Crush Crawfish]], which stuns him and makes him retreat to a wall. A boss attack rematch with Neon Tiger later occurs in [[Doppler Stage C]].

...iretsusen]] from [[Splash Warfly]], which instantly destroys his clones. A boss attack rematch with Flame Hyenard later occurs in the [[Crimson Palace]].

[[File:MM1 - Fire Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man''.]] ...six Robot Masters, appearing fifth (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Fire Man's stage (Mega Man 1)|His stage]] is set in a metal building fil

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Quarry Stage]]. The Japanese game manual states that he was once a ski ...is the [[Acid Burst]], from [[Toxic Seahorse]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Tunnel Rhino later occurs in [[Doppler Stage C]].

...[[Flame Burner]] from [[Burn Rooster]], which briefly sets him on fire. A boss attack rematch with Bamboo Pandamonium later occurs in the [[Gateway]] stag

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Frozen Town Stage]]. The Japanese manual states he is a ski resort mai ...the [[Parasitic Bomb]], from [[Blast Hornet]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Blizzard Buffalo later occurs in [[Doppler Stage C]].

...s as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen, serving as the boss of the {{MMX4Link|Volcano}} stage. It is revealed that he was the one who s ...ro has no equivalent weakness, though [[Raijingeki]] deals heavy damage. A boss attack rematch with Magma Dragoon later occurs in [[Final Weapon 3]].

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Deep-Sea Base Stage]]. The Japanese game manual explains that he is a ...the [[Spin Wheel]], from [[Wheel Gator]], which can pierce his barrier. A boss attack rematch with Bubble Crab later occurs in [[X-Hunter Stage 4]].

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Giant Dam Stage]]. The Japanese manual states that he is a Reploid of ...he [[Frost Shield]], from [[Blizzard Buffalo]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Toxic Seahorse later occurs in [[Doppler Stage C]].

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Weapons Factory Stage]]. The Japanese manual states that he was former ...vity Well]], from [[Gravity Beetle]], which pulls him down to the floor. A boss attack rematch with Blast Hornet later occurs in [[Doppler Stage C]].

...ne of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He serves as the boss of the [[Radio Tower]] stage. He is a member of [[Red Alert]] who loves to ...[Gokumonken]] from [[Soldier Stonekong]], which sends him spinning away. A boss attack rematch with Tornado Tonion later occurs in the [[Crimson Palace]].

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of the [[Airborne Aircraft Carrier Stage]]. The game's Japanese manual stat ...s is the [[Ray Splasher]], from [[Neon Tiger]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Gravity Beetle later occurs in [[Doppler Stage C]].

...] or [[Bakuenjin]] from [[Flame Hyenard]], which knocks him on his back. A boss attack rematch with Ride Boarski later occurs in the [[Crimson Palace]].

...one of the eight Mavericks on the [[Stage Select]] screen. He servesas the boss of the [[Tunnel Base]] stage. He is a member of [[Red Alert]] who is childi ...]] or [[Souenbu]] from [[Wind Crowrang]], which briefly knocks him down. A boss attack rematch with Vanishing Gungaroo later occurs in the [[Crimson Palace

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Forest Stage]]. The Japanese game manual states he is a former [[Maver ...mer Kuwanger]], which is useful as it can knock him down from the walls. A boss attack rematch with Sting Chameleon later occurs in {{MMXLink|Sigma Stage 3

Each [[Robot Master]] boss yields a weapon the first time he is defeated, and has a particular weaknes {{Boss table|Robot Masters}}

[[File:MM6 - Blizzard Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 6''.]] ...nt that includes a ship on an underground lake, and his title given in his boss intro is "Master of Snow".

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Tower Stage]]. The Japanese game manual states he is a former [[Maveri ...is also useful for its ability to home in on Kuwanger despite his speed. A boss attack rematch with Boomer Kuwanger later occurs in {{MMXLink|Sigma Stage 1

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of {{MMXLink|Factory Stage}}. The Japanese game manual states he is a forme ...rm Tornado]], from [[Storm Eagle]], which simply deals increased damage. A boss attack rematch with Flame Mammoth later occurs in {{MMXLink|Sigma Stage 3}}

...[Hadangeki]] from [[Vanishing Gungaroo]], which briefly knocks him down. A boss attack rematch with Soldier Stonekong later occurs in the [[Crimson Palace]

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Power Control Center Stage]]. The Japanese game manual states that he ...o Fang]], from [[Tunnel Rhino]], which stuns him and resets his pattern. A boss attack rematch with Volt Catfish later occurs in [[Doppler Stage C]].

...ssile]] or [[Hieijin]] from [[Snipe Anteator]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Wind Crowrang later occurs in the [[Crimson Palace]].

[[File:MM6 - Flame Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 6''.]] ...taking place around an Arabian-inspired palace, and his title given in his boss intro is "Master of Flame".

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of {{MMXLink|Sky Stage}}. The Japanese game manual states he is a former [[ ...hameleon]], though it only deals increased damage with no extra effects. A boss attack rematch with Storm Eagle later occurs in {{MMXLink|Sigma Stage 2}}.

...holds the Booster Engine for the [[Space Shuttle]] project, serving as the boss of [[Magma Stage]]. The game's Japanese manual states he is a former member ...hredder]] from [[Spiral Pegasus]], which briefly stuns him in a tornado. A boss attack rematch with Burn Dinorex later occurs in [[Zero Space Stage 4: Birt

[[File:MM5 - Star Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 5''.]] ...ses and appears as the sixth choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Star Man's stage (Mega Man 5)|his stage]] is set in space and affected b

[[File:MM2 - Bubble Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 2''.]] ...an be selected from the start and the first one listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. [[Bubble Man's stage (Mega Man 2)|His stage]] is set by

[[File:MM3 - Magnet Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 3''.]] ...ected from the start and the second-to-last one listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. [[Magnet Man's stage (Mega Man 3)|His stage]] is set in

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Ocean Stage]]. The Japanese game manual states he is a former [[Maveri ...Shield]], from [[Armored Armadillo]], which briefly stuns him in place. A boss attack rematch with Launch Octopus later occurs in {{MMXLink|Sigma Stage 3}

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of {{MMX2Link|Central Computer Stage}}. The Japanese manual states he is a ...destroys his tail and disables all of his attacks save for his shuriken. A boss attack rematch with Magna Centipede later occurs in [[X-Hunter Stage 4]].

[[File:MM5 - Crystal Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 5''.]] ...ses and appears as the third choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Crystal Man's stage (Mega Man 5)|His stage]] is set in and around a netw

...reen. He holds the Crystal Ball for the [[Enigma]] project, serving as the boss of [[Runaway Truck Stage]]. The game's Japanese manual states he formerly f ...all]] or [[Twin Dream]] from [[Spike Rosered]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Crescent Grizzly later occurs in [[Zero Space Stage 4:

[[File:MM4 - Bright Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 4''.]] ...sses and appears as the last choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Bright Man's stage (Mega Man 4)|His stage]] is set inside a power plant,

...] screen. He holds the Hydrogen for the [[Enigma]] project, serving as the boss of [[Deep-Sea Submarine Stage]]. The game's Japanese manual states he is bo ...hot]] or [[C-Sword]] from [[Crescent Grizzly]], which stuns him briefly. A boss attack rematch with Tidal Whale later occurs in [[Zero Space Stage 4: Birth

[[File:MM5 - Gyro Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 5''.]] ...sses and appears as the last choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Gyro Man's stage|His stage]] is set around towers reaching high into the

[[File:MM4 - Ring Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 4''.]] ...ses and appears as the first choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Ring Man's stage (Mega Man 4)|His stage]] is set around an odd glass str

[[File:MM6 - Centaur Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 6''.]] ...hich appears in form of partially sunken Greek ruins, and the title in his boss into states "Ability Unknown", making him the only ''Mega Man 6'' Robot Mas

[[File:MM2 - Heat Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 2''.]] ...that can be selected from the start and the 4th listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. His [[Heat Man's stage|stage]] takes place inside a red

[[File:MM4 - Dust Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 4''.]] ...sses and appears as the last choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Dust Man's stage (Mega Man 4)|His stage]] is set in a waste processing p

[[File:MM3 - Shadow Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 3''.]] ...can be selected from the start and the last one listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. [[Shadow Man's stage (Mega Man 3)|His stage]] is set in

.... He holds the Fuel Tank for the [[Space Shuttle]] project, serving as the boss of [[Planetarium Stage]]. The game's Japanese manual states he was created ...-Flasher]] from [[Shining Firefly]], which stuns him and makes him fall. A boss attack rematch with Dark Necrobat later occurs in [[Zero Space Stage 4: Bir

[[File:MM5 - Wave Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 5''.]] ...ses and appears as the sixth choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. Oddly, [[Wave Man's stage (Mega Man 5)|his stage]] contains no actual unde

...n is one of the six Robot Masters that can be chosen from the stage select screen in the original ''Mega Man''. He fights by tossing his boomerang-like pair ..., which destroys him in two shots if both of the stone blocks found in his boss room hit him. He is also very vulnerable to [[Mega Buster]] shots, which de

[[File:MM4 - Skull Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 4''.]] ...ses and appears as the third choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Skull Man's stage (Mega Man 4)|His stage]] is set in the mountains, amid

[[File:MM3 - Top Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 3''.]] ...at can be selected from the start and the fifth listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. Despite being based on a spinning top, [[Top Man's stage

[[File:MM3 - Gemini Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 3''.]] ...at can be selected from the start and the sixth listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. [[Gemini Man's stage (Mega Man 3)|His stage]] is set on

...reen. He holds the Laser Device for the [[Enigma]] project, serving as the boss of [[Laser Institute Stage]]. The game's Japanese manual states he is a las ...E-Blade]] from [[Volt Kraken]], which shocks him and resets his pattern. A boss attack rematch with Shining Firefly later occurs in [[Zero Space Stage 4: B

...holds the Orbiter Engine for the [[Space Shuttle]] project, serving as the boss of {{MMX5Link|Jungle Stage}}. The game's Japanese manual states he is a mut ...from [[Burn Dinorex]], which lights him on fire and resets his pattern. A boss attack rematch with Spike Rosered later occurs in [[Zero Space Stage 4: Bir

...ht. The drop rate of large refill items is also increased, and the Air Man boss battle made slightly easier by reducing the number of tornadoes to dodge. T {{Boss table|Robot Masters}}

...as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of [[Snow Mountain Stage]]. The Japanese game manual states he is a former ...ire Wave]], from [[Flame Mammoth]], which briefly engulfs him in flames. A boss attack rematch with Chill Penguin later occurs in {{MMXLink|Sigma Stage 2}}

[[File:MM5 - Charge Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 5''.]] ...es and appears as the fourth choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Charge Man's stage|His stage]] is mostly set on a moving train, where Ch

...dom helpful item, such as [[Energy]] or a [[1 UP]]. If Mega Man leaves the screen without taking it, Eddie will be back with a different item when Mega Man r {{Boss table|Robot Masters}}

After unlocking Beat, he appears as a weapon on the weapon select screen, with a wing as his icon. Selecting this weapon allows Mega Man to summon B ...en if it has already been completed by defeating the other instance of the boss.

[[File:MM3 - Needle Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 3''.]] ...at can be selected from the start and the third listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. [[Needle Man's stage (Mega Man 3)|His stage]] is set on

[[File:MM1 - Bomb Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man''.]] ...n six Robot Masters, appearing last (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Bomb Man's stage (Mega Man 1)|His stage]] is set in a kind of elevated c

[[File:MM2 - Wood Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 2''.]] ...that can be selected from the start and the 5th listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. His [[Wood Man's stage (Mega Man 2)|stage]] is set in a

[[File:MM6 - Plant Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 6''.]] ...Area]], which resembles a tropical rainforest, and his title given in his boss intro is "Flower Fancier", making him one of only two Robot Masters in ''Me

...is a major character and antagonist in the [[X era]], serving as the final boss of most ''Mega Man X'' games. He is a highly-advanced [[Reploid]] who was ...he final stages open, Sigma's portrait is projected into the center of the screen. X does not encounter Sigma until {{MMXLink|Sigma Stage 4}}, the final stag

[[File:MM2 - Metal Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 2''.]] ...that can be selected from the start and the 6th listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. Befitting of his metal theme, his [[Metal Man's stage (M

[[File:MM4 - Toad Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 4''.]] ...ses and appears as the sixth choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Toad Man's stage (Mega Man 4)|His stage]] is set in rainy and sewer envi

...of the Robot Master stages in a more difficult form and then challenge the boss [[Break Man]] (see [[#Stages|Stages]]). The four stages can again be select {{Boss table|Robot Masters}}

[[File:MM5 - Napalm Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 5''.]] ...es and appears as the fourth choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. [[Napalm Man's stage (Mega Man 5)|His stage]] is set in a jungle and under

[[File:MM3 - Snake Man.png|frame|left|Boss sprite from ''Mega Man 3''.]] ...t can be selected from the start and the second listed on the stage select screen, in reading order. [[Snake Man's stage (Mega Man 3)|His stage]] is set in a

[[File:MMTWW - Title Screen.png|350px|right|thumb|Title Screen]] [[File:MMTWW - Game Selection.png|right|thumb|350px|Menu to Select a game]]

These eight Mavericks appear on the [[Stage Select]] screen. They must be defeated to open the [[Last Stage]]s. {{Boss table|Robot Masters}}

...creen. He holds the Energy Cart for the [[Enigma]] project, serving as the boss of [[Super-Electromagnetic Lab Stage]]. The game's Japanese manual states h ...haver]] or [[F-Splasher]] from [[Tidal Whale]], which briefly stuns him. A boss attack rematch with Volt Kraken later occurs in [[Zero Space Stage 4: Birth

...e holds the Orbiter Wing for the [[Space Shuttle]] project, serving as the boss of [[Reploid Air Force Stage]]. The game's Japanese manual states he is a f ...crobat]], as he can be immobilized by it for an extended period of time. A boss attack rematch with Spiral Pegasus later occurs in [[Zero Space Stage 4: Bi

...ill only open if an X-Hunter is present and allow him to challenge the sub-boss before continuing with the stage. Undefeated X-Hunters remain on the map an {{Boss table|Robot Masters}}

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...g reveals that he was built by Dr. Wily, who promptly appears on a monitor screen and commands him to keep fighting. When King hesitates, Wily uses a device Dr. Light appears on the CD Data Base screen, urging Mega Man or Bass to find the missing robot data.

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...er very powerful enemies throughout the stages, which are located behind [[boss door]]s and prevent him from progressing until they are defeated. As Zero n ...the [[Press Disposer]], while Vile's destruction leads to the [[Goliath]] boss being replaced with [[Volt Kurageil]], as well as Dr. Doppler stage 2 being

...h the [[E. Analyze]] item also allows her to provide information about the boss's weakness, while the [[CD Counter]] upgrade lets her detect and reveal the ...Booklet</ref> though she oddly does not appear on the Data Base interface screen, which shows Dr. Light talking to the player character instead.

...ntertainment. 2020.</ref> They are first seen on a game's [[Stage Select]] screen, and must be defeated in order to gain [[Special Weapon]]s and open the [[L ...e on the [[Stage Select]] screen, at the end of which they are fought as a boss.

...At half health, he gains a new pattern, spinning webs in the centre of the screen that he quickly scitters between diagonally, either continuing to fire homi ...ground.<br/>Charge Shot summons giant icicles to fall from the top of the screen in groups.

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