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...Man 5)]], [[Napalm Man's stage (Mega Man IV)]], [[Napalm Man's stage (Game Gear)]], [[Arms Factory Course]]|1994_episodes=Intro (all episodes)}} '''Napalm Man''' (or '''Napalmman''') is a [[Robot Master]] appearing in ''[[Mega Man

...a Man 5)]], [[Stone Man's stage (Mega Man IV)]], [[Stone Man's stage (Game Gear)]]}} ...screen. [[Stone Man's stage (Mega Man 5)|His stage]] - the longest in the game - is set in a vast mountain range, going in and out of caves.

...ega Man 4)]], [[Toad Man's stage (Mega Man IV)]], [[Toad Man's stage (Game Gear)]]|1994_voiced_by=[[Terry Klassen]]|1994_episodes=[[Robosaur Park]]}} ...ing order) on the stage select screen. [[Toad Man's stage (Mega Man 4)|His stage]] is set in rainy and sewer environments, with wind and water that can push

...d in order to gain [[Special Weapon]]s and open the [[Last Stage]]s of the game.<ref group="note">Many fan websites include other characters, such as Mega ...ideo game's in-game dialogue, only in supplementary Capcom sources such as game manuals, strategy guides, and encyclopedias. "Robot Master" in particular w