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..., ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]'', ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]''|hp=1|damage=3|points=500|related=[[Bunby Tank]], [[Bunby Tank DX]], [[Bunby Catcher]], [[ ...[[Classic era]], first appearing in the original ''[[Mega Man (game)|Mega Man]]''. It is a flying, dome-shaped robot with a grinning face and a helicopte

...etro Medley''' is a musical compilations and arrangements, that plays on [[Wily Castle]] in the [[Super Smash Bros. series]]. == Mega Man Retro Medley ==

...ega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge]]'', ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]'', ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]''|hp=5|damage=4|points=300|weaknesses=[[Thunder Beam]]|variati ...[[Classic era]], first appearing in the original ''[[Mega Man (game)|Mega Man]]''. It is a round robot with a singular large eye and flat extensions on f

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...mall><br/>'''''Dr. Wily's Revenge'':'''<br/>3 <small>(contact)</small><br/>3 <small>(projectiles)</small>|points=500|related=[[Driver Cannon]]}} .../ref> is an enemy first appearing in the original ''[[Mega Man (game)|Mega Man]]''. It is a screw-like robot that can extend to fire shots in five directi

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Bubble Man|DWN-011]] | next = [[Crash Man|DWN-013]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...] <small>(The Power Fighters)</small>|stages=[[Quick Man's stage (Mega Man 2)]]|voiced_by=[[Koji Tobe]] (''The Power Fighters'')<br/>[[Shōtarō Morikub

...mall><br/>'''''Dr. Wily's Revenge'':'''<br/>4 <small>(contact)</small><br/>2 <small>(Changkeys)</small>|related=[[Changkey]], [[Changkey R]], [[Changkey ...h American manual, 1989.</ref> is an enemy first appearing in ''[[Mega Man 2]]''. It is a furnace-like robot with limbs and eyes, able to create flame-l

...ts)</small><br/>'''''Mega Man III'':'''<br/>3 <small>(contact)</small><br/>2 <small>(projectile)</small>|points=500|related=See [[Metall]].}} ...he first [[Metall]] variety to appear in the [[Mega Man (franchise)|''Mega Man'' franchise]], known simply by its base name rather than a specific model i

...stages therein are also conjecturally referred to as "Wily stages" or "Dr. Wily stages". ...almost always the final location visited by [[Mega Man (Classic era)|Mega Man]], unlocked after defeating all the [[Robot Master]]s and sometimes precede

..., ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]'', ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]''|hp=1|damage=3 <small>(contact)</small><br/>4 <small>(explosion)</small>|points=800|simila .../ref> is an enemy first appearing in the original ''[[Mega Man (game)|Mega Man]]''. It is a black, flying rocket or bullet with a face painted on, which e

...se used by [[Mr. X]], appearing as the first of two fortresses in ''[[Mega Man 6]]''. ===''Mega Man 6''===

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Air Man|DWN-010]] | next = [[Quick Man|DWN-012]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...<small>(The Power Fighters)</small>|stages=[[Bubble Man's stage (Mega Man 2)]]|voiced_by=[[Hekiru Shina]] (''The Power Fighters'')<br/>[[Akio Suyama]]

..., ''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]'', ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]''|hp=1|damage=3|points=200|related=[[Electric Gabyoall]], [[Garyoby]], [[Cyber Gabyoall]], ...top and a central control unit, able to slide around and speed up if Mega Man is near.

...= [[Mega Man III]] | series = [[Game Boy series]] | prev = [[Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge]] }} {{Mega Man II/Header}}

...xt | next = [[Mega Man IV]] | series = [[Game Boy series]] | prev = [[Mega Man II]] }} {{Mega Man III/Header}}

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Flash Man|DWN-014]] | next = [[Wood Man|DWN-016]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...]''|weapons=[[Atomic Fire]]|weaknesses=[[Bubble Lead]]|stages=[[Heat Man's stage]]|1994_voiced_by=Garry Chalk|1994_episodes=[[Bro Bots]]|voiced_by=Hekiru Sh

...x]]|caption=Artwork from ''Mega Man 7''.|appearances=''[[Mega Man 7]]''|hp=3|damage=1|related=[[Mechakkero]]}} ...l Complete Works'' art book, 2009.</ref> is an enemy appearing in ''[[Mega Man 7]]''. It is a frog-like robot with a single eye, using its massive legs to

''Note: "Stage" in the header row refers to a Stage in Super Smash Bros.'' * ''[[Mega Man 2]]'' - appears as a Masterpiece in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.

...tion=Artwork from ''Mega Man 4''.|appearances=''[[Mega Man 4]]'', ''[[Mega Man III]]''|hp=N/A|damage=4|similar=[[Jamacy]], [[Ladder Yadder]]}} '''Ladder Press''' is an enemy appearing in ''[[Mega Man 4]]''. It consists of two halves of a machine - one with three spikes and a

...l><br/>2 <small>(projectile)</small><br/>'''''Dr. Wily's Revenge'':'''<br/>3 <small>(contact)</small><br/>1 <small>(projectile)</small>|points=500 <smal ...art book, 2013.</ref> is an enemy in the original ''[[Mega Man (game)|Mega Man]]'' and is the original version of the recurring [[Joe]] enemy. It is a gre

...|appearances=''[[Mega Man 6]]''|hp=3|damage=3 <small>(contact)</small><br/>2 <small>(projectiles)</small>|related=[[Wall Blaster]]}} ...l Complete Works'' art book, 2009.</ref> is an enemy appearing in ''[[Mega Man 6]]''. As the name suggests, it is a robotic gun mounted to a wall, based o

...rom ''Mega Man 3''.|appearances=''[[Mega Man 3]]'', ''[[Mega Man II]]''|hp=3|damage=4|related=[[Petaforth]]}} ...Works'' art book, 2009.</ref> is an enemy first appearing in ''[[Mega Man 3]]''. It is a reconnaissance robot consisting of a central eyeball and two p

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Wood Man|DWN-016]] | next = [[Magnet Man|DWN-018]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...r]]|stages=[[Needle Man's stage (Mega Man 3)]], [[Needle Man's stage (Mega Man II)]]|1994_voiced_by=[[Garry Chalk]]|1994_episodes=[[Bro Bots]]}}

...ead)</small>|damage=3 <small>(''Mega Man 5'')</small><br/>4 <small>(''Mega Man IV'')</small>|similar=[[Crazy Razy]], [[Spring Face Bomb]], [[Bunby Tank]], ...lete Works'' art book, 2009.</ref> is an enemy first appearing in ''[[Mega Man 5]]''. It is a robot that comes in two parts: a walking torso with feet, an

...|appearances=''[[Mega Man 7]]''|hp=2|damage=3 <small>(contact)</small><br/>2 <small>(projectiles)</small>|related=[[Screw Driver]]}} ...l Complete Works'' art book, 2009.</ref> is an enemy appearing in ''[[Mega Man 7]]''. Based on the earlier [[Screw Driver]] enemy, it is a green (aqua in

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...nd two separate stages in the [[Classic era]], first appearing in ''[[Mega Man 7]]''. ===''Mega Man 7''===

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...on=Artwork from ''Mega Man 7''.|appearances=''[[Mega Man 7]]''|hp=3|damage=2|similar=[[Spring Face Bomb]]}} ...l Complete Works'' art book, 2009.</ref> is an enemy appearing in ''[[Mega Man 7]]''. It is a tall robot whose minimalistic head and rounded bottom part a

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Fire Man|DLN-007]] | next = [[Time Man|DLN-00A]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...ge (Mega Man 1)]], [[Elec Man's stage (Dr. Wily's Revenge)]], [[Elec Man's stage (Powered Up)]]}}

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Guts Man|DLN-004]] | next = [[Bomb Man|DLN-006]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...tage (Mega Man 1)]], [[Ice Man's stage (Dr. Wily's Revenge)]], [[Ice Man's stage (Powered Up)]]|1994_episodes=[[The Beginning]], [[Ice Age]]|1994_voiced_by=

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Needle Man|DWN-017]] | next = [[Gemini Man|DWN-019]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...n's stage (Mega Man II)]]|1994_voiced_by=[[Terry Klassen]]|1994_episodes=[[Mega-Pinocchio]]}}

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Snake Man|DWN-022]] | next = [[Shadow Man|DWN-024]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...an III)]]|1994_voiced_by=[[Garry Chalk]], [[Tony Sampson]]|1994_episodes=[[Mega-Pinocchio]], [[Cold Steel]]}}

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Bomb Man|DLN-006]] | next = [[Elec Man|DLN-008]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...ge (Mega Man 1)]], [[Fire Man's stage (Dr. Wily's Revenge)]], [[Fire Man's stage (Powered Up)]]|1994_episodes=Intro, [[The Beginning]]}}

...on=Artwork from ''Mega Man 7''.|appearances=''[[Mega Man 7]]''|hp=1|damage=2|related=[[Gabyoall]], [[Electric Gabyoall]], [[Garyoby]], [[Cyber Gabyoall] ...l Complete Works'' art book, 2009.</ref> is an enemy appearing in ''[[Mega Man 7]]''. It is a spiked, floor-patrolling robot based on the [[Gabyoall]], wh

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Spark Man|DWN-023]] | next = [[Bright Man|DWN-025]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...ll>|stages=[[Shadow Man's stage (Mega Man 3)]], [[Shadow Man's stage (Mega Man III)]], [[Crystal Course]]|voiced_by=[[Jin Yamanoi]] (''The Power Fighters'

...]]''|hp=3 <small>(Bomb Sleigh)</small><br/>1 <small>(bombs)</small>|damage=2 <small>(contact)</small><br/>4 <small>(bombs)</small>}} ...l Complete Works'' art book, 2009.</ref> is an enemy appearing in ''[[Mega Man 7]]''. It is a colourful, jet-powered sled with a snowman skull face on the

| caption = Artwork from ''Mega Man 7''. ...', ''[[Mega Man X5]]'', ''[[Mega Man X6]]'', ''[[Mega Man X7]]'', ''[[Mega Man X8]]'', ''[[Maverick Hunter X]]''<!-- Not exhaustive, please add the rest -

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{{PrevNext | prev = [[Top Man|DWN-021]] | next = [[Spark Man|DWN-023]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...sfer]], [[Campus Commandos]], [[Showdown at Red Gulch]], [[Brain Bots]], [[Mega X]]}}

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{{PrevNext | prev = [[Ice Man|DLN-005]] | next = [[Fire Man|DLN-007]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...red Up)]]|1994_episodes=[[The Beginning]], [[Terror of the Seven Seas]], [[Mega Dreams]], [[Crime of the Century]]|1994_voiced_by=[[Terry Klassen]]}}

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Magnet Man|DWN-018]] | next = [[Hard Man|DWN-020]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...ll>|stages=[[Gemini Man's stage (Mega Man 3)]], [[Gemini Man's stage (Mega Man III)]]|voiced_by=[[Koji Tobe]] (''The Power Battle''/''Fighters'')<br/>[[Ju

...:'''<br/>2 <small>(contact)</small><br/>4 <small>(fire pillar)</small><br/>2 <small>(flame)</small>|related=[[Metall]]s}} ...t wears a kind of torch on its head instead of a helmet, similar to [[Fire Man]].

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Heat Man|DWN-015]] | next = [[Needle Man|DWN-017]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...all>|stages=[[Wood Man's stage (Mega Man 2)]]<br/>[[Wood Man's stage (Mega Man II)]]|1994_voiced_by=|1994_episodes=|voiced_by=Kôji Tobe <small>(The Power

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...|appearances=''[[Mega Man 6]]''|hp=1|damage=3 <small>(contact)</small><br/>2 <small>(projectiles)</small>|related=See [[Metall]]s.}} ...6]]''. It uses the standard Metall design commonly seen from ''[[Mega Man 2]]'' onward, resembling a black, spherical robot with yellow feet and a hard

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..., a [[Game Over]] is reached, which typically boots the player back to the stage select or title screen and resets the life counter to the starting amount f MM1 - 1 UP.png | ''[[Mega Man 1]]''-''[[Mega Man 2|2]]''.

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...dventures of the robot [[Mega Man]] and his battles to stop the evil [[Dr. Wily]]. ...eferred to as '''''Mega Man Classic'''''.<ref name="MM11BlueBomber">''Mega Man 11: Celebrating 30 Years Of The Blue Bomber''. 2018.</ref>

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{{PrevNext | prev = [[Gyro Man|DWN-036]] | next = [[Charge Man|DWN-038]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...sses=[[Water Wave]]|stages=[[Star Man's stage (Mega Man 5)]], [[Star Man's stage (Game Gear)]]}}

...on=Artwork from ''Mega Man 6''.|appearances=''[[Mega Man 6]]''|hp=1|damage=3|related=[[Gabyoall]], [[Electric Gabyoall]], [[Garyoby]], [[Spiral Gabyoall ...l Complete Works'' art book, 2009.</ref> is an enemy appearing in ''[[Mega Man 6]]''. It is a floor-patrolling robot based on the [[Gabyoall]], but with a

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...e [[Reploid]]s to become [[Maverick]]s. It was originally created by [[Dr. Wily]], only for [[Sigma]] to later assimilate it into an extension of his own m ...ns for [[Zero]], his ultimate [[robot]]. When Bass scoffs at this project, Wily mentions "another project", assumed to be the Maverick Virus. However, this

...a Man'' franchise]]. They debuted in the original ''[[Mega Man (game)|Mega Man]]'' and have since appeared in every era except [[Legends era|Legends]], us ====''Mega Man''====

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Charge Man|DWN-038]] | next = [[Crystal Man|DWN-040]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...stage (Mega Man 5)]], [[Napalm Man's stage (Mega Man IV)]], [[Napalm Man's stage (Game Gear)]], [[Arms Factory Course]]|1994_episodes=Intro (all episodes)}}

...an]]|item=[[Beat part]] "E"/"O"|reward=[[Water Wave]]|related=[[Wave Man's stage (Game Gear)]]}} ...}} is a [[Robot Master]] stage in ''[[Mega Man 5]]'', appearing 6th on the stage select screen (in reading order).

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| caption = Artwork from ''Mega Man X'' ...X7]]'', ''[[Mega Man X: Command Mission]]'', ''[[Mega Man X8]]'', ''[[Mega Man X DiVE]]''

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{{PrevNext | prev = [[Centaur Man|DWN-042]] | next = [[Knight Man|DWN-044]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...tournament competitor|designer=[[Noritsugu Kurokawa]]|appearances=''[[Mega Man 6]]''|weapons=[[Flame Blast]]|weaknesses=[[Wind Storm]]|stages=[[Oil Field]

...kpedia.</ref> This page is for media containing crossovers with the ''Mega Man'' series, including mobile games, crossover events, and more. These are crossovers between different ''Mega Man'' eras.

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Crystal Man|DWN-040]] | next = [[Centaur Man|DWN-042]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...Unknown tournament competitor|designer=Hirofumi Ogawa|appearances=''[[Mega Man 6]]''|weapons=[[Blizzard Attack]]|weaknesses=[[Flame Blast]]|stages=[[Froze

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Knight Man|DWN-044]] | next = [[Tomahawk Man|DWN-046]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...pearances=''[[Mega Man 6]]'', ''[[Mega Man: The Power Battle]]'', ''[[Mega Man Battle & Fighters]]''|weapons=[[Plant Barrier]]|weaknesses=[[Blizzard Attac

...e common criteria of Robot Master bosses. Some sources, such as the ''Mega Man: Robot Master Field Guide'' book, outright exclude them as Robot Masters. T ...ga Man: Fully Charged]]'' and the [[Mega Man (Archie Comics)|Archie ''Mega Man'' comic]], with varying scope and definition.

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Wind Man|DWN-047]] | next = [[Mercury|SRN-002]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Nu ...known tournament competitor|designer=[[Rai Ichikawa]]|appearances=''[[Mega Man 6]]''|weapons=[[Yamato Spear]]|weaknesses=[[Silver Tomahawk]]|stages=[[Impr

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Tomahawk Man|DWN-046]] | next = [[Yamato Man|DWN-048]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...own tournament competitor|designer=[[Michael Leader]]|appearances=''[[Mega Man 6]]''|weapons=[[Wind Storm]]|weaknesses=[[Centaur Flash]]|stages=[[Mechanic

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...fan-made term referring to media set in the fictional universe of ''[[Mega Man X]]'', released in 1993 for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]. It ...ferred to as simply '''''Mega Man X'''''.<ref name="MM11BlueBomber">''Mega Man 11: Celebrating 30 Years Of The Blue Bomber''. 2018.</ref>

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