Charge Man

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Artwork from Mega Man 5.
File:MMIV - Charge Man Portrait.png Stage portrait(s)/Dialogue portrait(s)
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General information
Name(s):	Charge Man, Chargeman
Type(s):	Boss
Group(s):	Robot Masters
Related Number(s):	DWN-038
Lore Details
Affiliation(s):	Robot Master
Creator(s):	Dr. Wily
Appearances
Game(s):	Mega Man 5 Mega Man IV Mega Man 8 (cameo) Mega Man & Bass (Data Base CD)
Other Media:	Rockman 5 Rockman 4Koma Great March Mega Man: Upon a Star Mega Man Megamix
Stage(s):	Mega Man 5: Charge Man Stage, Wily Stage 3 (Boss Attack) Mega Man IV: Charge Man Stage, Wily Battleship (Inside, Boss Attack)
Game Info
Life Energy:	28 (Mega Man 5) 19 (Mega Man IV)
Damage:	Mega Man 5/IV: 5 (Charge Kick) 5 (contact) 4 (coal)
Weapon(s):	Charge Kick
Weakness(es):	Mega Man 5: Power Stone Mega Man IV: Power Stone, Rain Flush
Behind the Scenes
Designer(s):	Toshiaki Sugiura

Charge Man (or Chargeman) is a Robot Master appearing in Mega Man 5. He is one of the Robot Masters ostensibly working for Proto Man in a bid for world domination, though like the others, he is later revealed to have been created by Dr. Wily.

Charge Man's head resembles a steam engine in design, with his face on the smokebox door, and cowcatchers are also attached to his feet. His powers likewise revolve around being a humanoid train, able to blow steam and coals from his chimney and charge forward at high speed.

In the Games

Mega Man 5

File:MM5 - Charge Man.png

Boss sprite from Mega Man 5.

In Mega Man 5, Charge Man is one of the main eight Robot Master bosses and appears as the fourth choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. His stage is mostly set on a moving train, where Charge Man himself is also fought.

In battle, Charge Man walks back and forth, turning towards Mega Man if he jumps over him and occasionally charging forward at a high speed, stopping only when he reaches the position Mega Man was at when he started his charge. His other attack causes him to stop and turn red, blowing his whistle and shooting three burning coals into the air; after a short time, they rain down, with one falling down above his head and the other two spread out to the left and right of it. During either of his attacks, he is invincible and shots bounce off him.

Charge Man's weakness is the Power Stone from Stone Man, which deals 4 damage per hit, though the spiralling trajectory of the stones makes it difficult to hit him with. Defeating him grants Mega Man the Charge Kick, which turns his slide into an attack while it is equipped.

Battle Network era

Main article: ChargeMan.EXE

Charge Man has a Net Navi equivalent in ChargeMan.EXE, a mascot Navi for a railway who resembles a full steam train without a humanoid torso. He appears in Mega Man Battle Network 6 and his operator is Al Ferry.

Official Data

Mega Man & Bass CD

In Mega Man & Bass, Charge Man's CD is found in Magic Man's stage, where it is fittingly located on a platform during a Shupponpon train-riding section.

038	Charge Man
		An all terrain armored transport robot. He uses coal and water as fuel to keep his cost low.	GOOD POINT: Straight forward
			BAD POINT: Bellicose attitude
			LIKE: Past reflections
		"Be mindful of your future, son."	DISLIKE: Trendy fashions

Mega Man Legacy Collection Database

Charge Man appears under "Mega Man 5" in the Database in Mega Man Legacy Collection and is the sixth Robot Master listed for the game. Like other Robot Masters, he can be fought by pressing a designated button while viewing his data.

			Charge Man
			Disguised as an old steam train. Isn't it annoying how you can only damage him when he's walking around?
HP 28	AT 05

Trivia

• Charge Man's face being located on a steam engine smokebox evokes the image of Thomas the Tank Engine, an anthropomorphised locomotive character that is popular in Japan and around the world.