Mega Man 3

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Game Title(s):	Mega Man 3, Mega Man III, Rockman 3: Dr. Wily no Saigo!?
Developer(s):	Capcom
Publisher(s):	Capcom
Release Date(s):	NES: JP: September 28, 1990 NA: November 16, 1990 EU: June 23, 1992 Mobile phone: JP: April 1, 2005 NA: August 19, 2008 Virtual console: 2008
Genre(s):	Action, Platformer
Game mode(s):	Single Player
Platform(s):	Nintendo Entertainment System

Mega Man 3, known as Rockman 3: Dr. Wily no Saigo!? (ロックマン3 Dr.ワイリーの最期!?, lit. Rockman 3: The End of Dr. Wily!?) in Japan, is the third game in the Classic era. It was developed and published by Capcom and released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1990-1992.

Story

Dr. Light and Wily working together, as seen in the game's manual.

After his defeat at the hands of Mega Man in Mega Man 2, Dr. Wily claims to have amnesia and forgotten his evil ambitions and returns to work with his former colleague, Dr. Light. The two collaborate on a project that is meant to bring world peace by means of the giant peace-keeping robot Gamma, an ambitious design powered by energy crystals that can only be found in outer space. In order to mine these materials, eight new Robot Masters are developed and sent out to various mining worlds. However, when these robots go haywire, Dr. Light sends Mega Man to deactivate them and retrieve the crystals. Throughout this journey, he is pursued by a mysterious robot calling himself Break Man.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

After defeating the eight Robot Masters, four of their domains are taken over by Doc Robots using the combat data of Dr. Wily's older creations, further hindering and delaying Mega Man in his task. However, when he returns to Dr. Light's lab after dispatching the new threats and defeating Break Man, Dr. Light informs him that after they received the last element, Dr. Wily ran off and stole the unfinished Gamma to use for his own purposes. Mega Man pursues him to his new fortress, where he defeats Wily piloting the Wily Machine 3. However, he turns out to be a robot replica, with the real Dr. Wily piloting Gamma.

After Mega Man defeats Gamma and Wily surrenders, the fortress begins to collapse, and both of them are buried under large stone blocks. Break Man shows up and saves Mega Man, but declares that he is too late to save Wily, and leaves without him. During the ending credits, as Mega Man walks back home by himself, information about the robots built by Dr. Light is shown, revealing Break Man's identity to be Proto Man, Mega Man's brother. As Mega Man stops and reminisces, Proto Man's image appears in the sky, while the Wily UFO escapes from the ruined fortress in the background, implying that Dr. Wily survived.

Characters

Mega Man

Mega Man.

The protagonist and player character. Formerly a human-like household robot designed by Dr. Light, Rock was reconfigured into the fighting robot Mega Man 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.

Dr. Light

The brilliant scientist who created Mega Man and several other robot characters. He wishes to achieve world peace and teams up with Dr. Wily for this purpose. When his and Wily's new robots go haywire in their task to mine important energy crystals, he sends out Mega Man and his new robotic dog companion, Rush, to take care of the issue and gather the crystals.

Dr. Wily

Dr. Wily.

Dr. Light's rival scientist and the villain of the previous games. He claims to have forgotten his evil ambitions and teams up with Dr. Light to work on a new project intended to assure world peace.

Proto Man/Break Man

Proto Man.

A mysterious robot who repeatedly challenges Mega Man throughout his adventure, but also shows up to assist him. Mega Man must defeat his "Break Man" persona to reach the game's fortress stages.

Rush

Rush.

Mega Man's canine companion, who makes his first appearance in this game. Rush can be called to transform into various forms or vehicles that aid Mega Man's movement, with his Rush Coil springboard form being available from the start. Other transformations can be unlocked throughout the game.

Gamma

Gamma.

A giant peace-keeping robot and the latest project of Dr. Light and Dr. Wily. His power source can only be obtained in space by Light and Wily's new mining robots, leading him to remain unfinished when these robots go haywire.

Other characters

These robots built by Dr. Light in the first game only appear on info cards in the ending and play no active role in the game or plot.

• Roll - A housekeeping robot and Mega Man's sister.
• Cut Man - A lumberjack robot.
• Guts Man - A land development robot.
• Ice Man - An antarctic exploration robot.
• Bomb Man - A land development robot.
• Fire Man - A waste incineration robot.
• Elec Man - A power plant controller robot.

Gameplay

Like most games in the Classic era, Mega Man 3 is a side-scrolling platformer. Players take control of Mega Man, who can run, jump, shoot and climb on ladders to make his way through eight Robot Master stages in any order and eventually take on Wily Stage. Defeating a Robot Master grants Mega Man his weapon, and sometimes a new mobility tool; all of these can be used in place of the standard Mega Buster in exchange for weapon energy, which is recharged when Mega Man picks up certain items found throughout stages and dropped by enemies. Bosses (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 Mega Buster alone.

Like many Mega Man sequels, Mega Man 3 strongly builds on its predecessor(s) and plays very similarly, but also brings something new to the table. The E-Tank system from the previous game has been reworked and Mega Man is now able to carry up to 9 of them, which are no longer lost on geting a Game Over and (as before) can be used at any time to refill his health. Furthermore, the game marks the first appearance of Mega Man's robot dog companion Rush, who can transform into a springboard for Mega Man through the Rush Coil weapon (which is available from the start), a jet with the Rush Jet, or a submarine with Rush Marine, effectively replacing the more generic Item-1, Item-2 and Item-3 mobility tools from the last game. Also new is the ability to slide, which can be performed by pressing Down + Jump and causes Mega Man to glide across the floor for a short time, moving faster and reducing his height to a single block for the duration, which allows him to fit through narrow spaces or avoid certain hazards more easily.

Mega Man 3 is notable within the Classic era for its unusual game structure, as defeating the eight Robot Masters does not unlock access to a fortress right away, but rather requires the player to replay four of the Robot Master stages in a more difficult form and then challenge the boss Break Man (see Stages). The four stages can again be selected in any order and are now occupied by two Doc Robots each, a new kind of foe that uses the attacks and abilities of the Robot Master bosses from the previous game, but without granting Mega Man any weapons.

Enemies

Minor Enemies

Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
Bikky		A giant, jumping robot. It can only be harmed while its visor is open, shortly before and during its jump.	6	8	Needle Man Stage, Hard Man Stage, Gemini Man Stage, Shadow Man Stage (Second Visit), Wily Stage 3
Bomber Pepe		A penguin that hops with pauses and lobs giant eggs at Mega Man, which bounce and explode either on the third bounce or when they hit a wall.	6 (Bomber Pepe) 1 (eggs)	6 (contact) 3 (eggs) 6 (explosion)	Gemini Man Stage
Bolton and Nutton		A floating nut and bolt that join together, then slowly follow Mega Man. They can only be harmed once they are fully assembled.	1	2	Spark Man Stage, Top Man Stage
Bomb Flier		A flying rocket disguised as a cloud that moves in wave motions. Any damage to it removes the cloud cover, making it fly faster, but in a straight line.	4	2 (contact)	Snake Man Stage
Bubukan		An enemy that runs towards Mega Man, pole-vaults over him, then runs towards him. Both the Bubukan and its falling pole can harm Mega Man, and the Bubukan is invincible until it jumps.	4 (Bubukan) 1 (pole)	4 (Bubukan) 2 (pole)	Snake Man Stage, Needle Man Stage (Second Visit)
Cannon		Opens up to shoot cannonballs at Mega Man in an arc. The cannonballs are sometimes indestructible. Can only be harmed while the shield is open.	3 (Cannon) 1 (cannonballs)	6 (contact) 2 (cannonballs)	Needle Man Stage, Needle Man Stage (Second Visit)
Dada		A fast-moving jackhammer that makes two low hops followed by an extremely high jump.	1	2	Snake Man Stage
Elec'n		Falls out of pipes at the top and floats to the left or right in a zig-zag, occasionally stopping to send sparks flying in the 8 cardinal directions.	1	4 (contact) 2 (sparks)	Spark Man Stage, Spark Man Stage (Second Visit)
Electric Gabyoall		A Gabyoall that moves in parallel with another one on the ceiling, occasionally creating harmful electricity between the two.	N/A	4 (contact)	Spark Man Stage, Spark Man Stage (Second Visit)
Flying Metall		Hides under its helmet until Mega Man comes near, then flies straight up and to the side, shooting bullets downward in three directions once it is directly above him. After shooting, it lowers itself to Mega Man's height, then tries to fly straight into him.	1	4 (contact) 2 (projectiles)	Needle Man Stage (Second Visit)
Giant Springer		Slides along the ground and fires the homing missile from its head at Mega Man, moving slower while the missile is in the air. If Mega Man gets too close, it spring up and harms him.	8 (Springer) 1 (missile)	6 (contact) 2 (missile)	Magnet Man Stage, Spark Man Stage (Second Visit), Needle Man Stage (Second Visit), Shadow Man Stage (Second Visit)
Gyoraibo		A fish that swims to the side. It briefly stops when directly below Mega Man to shoot a torpedo upwards, which explodes when it hits a block.	2	6 (contact) 2 (torpedo) 4 (explosion)	Gemini Man Stage
Hammer Joe		A stationary Joe that swings an iron ball around and throws it forward, which deflect Mega Man Shots. It can only be harmed when its eye is open, shortly before and during its throwing animation.	8	4 (contact) 2 (hammer)	Snake Man Stage, Spark Man Stage, Needle Man Stage, Hard Man Stage, Shadow Man Stage (Second Visit), Wily Stage 1, Wily Stage 3
Hari Harry		A large hedgehog that stands still and shoots destructible needles in five directions three times, then rolls to another spot as an invincible sphere.	6 (Hari Harry) 1 (needles)	6 (contact) 2 (needles)	Needle Man Stage, Needle Man Stage (Second Visit)
Have "Su" Bee		A bee that flies in from the side and drops a nest of five Chibees, which chase Mega Man.	3 (Have "Su"&nbspBee) 1 (Chibee)	6 (contact) 2 (nest) 3 (Chibee)	Hard Man Stage, Wily Stage 2
Hologran		A device attached to the ceiling that turns the level dark while it is on the screen, rendering platforms invisible. Mega Man can destroy it to turn the lights back on.	3	3	Shadow Man Stage, Shadow Man Stage (Second Visit), Wily Stage 3
Jamacy		Climbs up and down ladders. In Gemini Man Stage (Second Visit), many of them emerge from holes and scutter across the ground as well as going down ladders.	1	2	Spark Man Stage, Snake Man Stage, Spark Man Stage (Second Visit), Gemini Man Stage (Second Visit)
Junk Golem		Stands still and summons large, invincible blocks of junk from above to throw at Mega Man, which break into pieces when they hit a wall. The blocks are still thrown even if the Junk Golem is destroyed while they fall.	6	4 (contact) 4 (block) 2 (fragments)	Wily Stage 4
Komasaburo		A stationary enemy that releases destructible tops from its belly, which move along the ground. It is often found at the top of stairs.	6 (Komasaburo) 1 (tops)	6 (contact) 2 (tops)	Top Man Stage, Wily Stage 1
Mag Fly		A flying magnet that slowly pulls Mega Man upwards and can carry him.	1	4	Magnet Man Stage
Mechakkero		A jumping enemy that is flat and can't be hit with the Mega Buster while it is on the ground.	1	3	Top Man Stage, Shadow Man Stage, Gemini Man Stage
Metall Deluxe		Hides under its helmet until Mega Man comes near, then shoots bullets in three directions and quickly dashes forward before hiding again. Only vulnerable while attacking or running.	1	4 (contact) 2 (projectiles)	Needle Man Stage, Hard Man Stage, Top Man Stage, Needle Man Stage (Second Visit)
Needle Press		A stationary spike on the ceiling or floor that extends and detracts in a set rhythm, harming Mega Man if he touches it. It deflects all shots.	N/A	4	Needle Man Stage, Needle Man Stage (Second Visit)
New Shotman		A stationary enemy with two attacks on different timers: It will fire three projectiles in a row to both sides, or fling two projectiles at Mega Man in an arc. The latter cannot pass through walls, and both attacks can be used simultaneously.	3	4 (contact) 2 (projectiles)	Magnet Man Stage, Shadow Man Stage, Wily Stage 3
Nitron		Flies overhead and swoops down to drop three pellets that briefly create pillars of flame.	1	4 (contact) 2 (flames)	Gemini Man Stage
Parasyu		Drops from above and opens its parachute, slowing its fall and causing it to swing left and right in a wave motion.	3	4	Shadow Man Stage, Needle Man Stage (Second Visit), Shadow Man Stage (Second Visit)
Penpen		Flies in a wave motion and darts at Mega Man when he comes near. If created by a Penpen Maker, it only slides along the ground.	1	4	Gemini Man Stage, Wily Stage 1
Peterchy		An eyeball with plunger legs that plods along the ground.	3	4	Magnet Man Stage, Spark Man Stage, Shadow Man Stage, Spark Man Stage (Second Visit), Shadow Man Stage (Second Visit)
Petit Snakey		Snake heads that spit projectiles directly at Mega Man. They cap off the winding snake blocks in the stage and also appear upside-down.	2	4 (contact) 2 (projectiles)	Snake Man Stage
Pickelman Bull		A Pickelman that advances towards Mega Man on a tall bulldozer, occasionally stopping. Only the Pickelman on top can be harmed.	3	6	Spark Man Stage, Hard Man Stage, Top Man Stage, Shadow Man Stage
Pole		A tadpole that emerges from the frog eggs in Gemini Man Stage if they are shot at with the Mega Buster. It slowly floats towards Mega Man.	1	1	Gemini Man Stage, Gemini Man Stage (Second Visit)
Potton		A flying glass jar containing a robot head, which drops on Mega Man when he is directly below it. The jar continues to fly, but never regenerates the head.	1 (jar) 1 (head)	2 (jar) 4 (head)	Snake Man Stage, Gemini Man Stage (Second Visit)
Returning Monking		A monkey that jumps onto the ceiling and hangs there, waiting for Mega Man. When he comes near, it drops down and attempts to jump on him.	8	3	Hard Man Stage
Walking Bomb		A grenade that walks and attempts to leap over obstacles. It explodes when destroyed, which can harm Mega Man.	1	4 (contact) 6 (explosion)	Shadow Man Stage, Shadow Man Stage (Second Visit), Wily Stage 3
Wanaan		A bear trap-like robot that pops out of the ground after Mega Man walks across its hiding spot, harming him if he stops on top of it.	N/A	4	Hard Man Stage, Wily Stage 2
Yambow		A dragonfly that comes in from the top and tries to fly behind Mega Man, then darts forward when it is at his current height.	3	3	Needle Man Stage, Gemini Man Stage, Shadow Man Stage, Needle Man Stage (Second Visit)

Mid-bosses

Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
Big Snakey		A giant snake head that spits large projectiles at Mega Man, usually between two and four before pausing. The "body segments" that make up the floor wiggle, making the fight harder if Mega Man is standing on them.	10	8 (contact) 2 (projectiles)	Snake Man Stage
Giant Metall		A large Metall that flies up and down, randomly spawning three Metall Deluxe or firing three ball projectiles (one forward, two diagonally). The cross on its helmet is its only vulnerable part.	10	8 (contact) 2 (balls)	Needle Man Stage (Second Visit)
Penpen Maker		Creates Penpens that slide along the ground. To harm it, the crank on its head must be shot.	10	8	Gemini Man Stage
Proto Man	File:MM3 - Proto Man.png	A mysterious robot encountered in multiple stages. He walks left and right and jumps constantly while near Mega Man, firing shots forward while in the air. In Gemini Man Stage, he teleports away without having to be fought. Proto Man is weak to the weapons of the Robot Masters in whose stages he is fought, and is especially weak to Hard Knuckle.	28	4 (contact) 2 (shots)	Hard Man Stage, Gemini Man Stage, Magnet Man Stage, Shadow Man Stage
Tama		A giant cat that tosses two yarn balls, which bounce around. If both are destroyed or leave the screen, it releases three tiny, hopping flea enemies, and cycles back to throwing yarn balls if the fleas are destroyed. It blocks Mega Man completely without harming him.	10 (Tama) 6 (yarn balls) 1 (fleas)	3 (yarn balls) 2 (fleas)	Top Man Stage

Robot Masters

Note: In addition to their primary weaknesses, all Robot Masters in this game are weak to their own weapons.

Name	Sprite	Description	Stage	Weapon	Weakness
Spark Man			Spark Man Stage, Wily Stage 4 (Boss Attack)	Spark Shock	Shadow Blade
Snake Man			Snake Man Stage, Wily Stage 4 (Boss Attack)	Search Snake	Needle Cannon
Needle Man			Needle Man Stage, Wily Stage 4 (Boss Attack)	Needle Cannon	Gemini Laser
Hard Man			Hard Man Stage, Wily Stage 4 (Boss Attack)	Hard Knuckle	Magnet Missile
Top Man			Top Man Stage, Wily Stage 4 (Boss Attack)	Top Spin	Hard Knuckle
Gemini Man			Gemini Man Stage, Wily Stage 4 (Boss Attack)	Gemini Laser	Search Snake
Magnet Man			Magnet Man Stage, Wily Stage 4 (Boss Attack)	Magnet Missile	Spark Shock
					Shadow Blade
Shadow Man			Shadow Man Stage, Wily Stage 4 (Boss Attack)	Shadow Blade	Top Spin

Doc Robots

Doc Robot artwork.

After beating the eight Robot Masters, Mega Man must complete a more challenging "Doc Robot" version of four of the stages. Every stage contains two Doc Robots - the first acting as a miniboss, the second as the stage boss - which fight by using the data of Robot Masters from Mega Man 2. Although sprites of these Robot Masters are briefly seen "entering" the Doc Robot from above, all Doc Robots use the same sprite in battle.

Each Doc Robot is weak to two weapons obtained from this game's Robot Masters, and does not grant a weapon when defeated.

Base	Sprite	Description	Stage	Weakness
Metal Man		Fights by jumping very high and throwing between two and four buzzsaw projectiles at Mega Man, which are fast and move in a straight line.	Spark Man Stage (Second Visit)	Hard Knuckle
				Magnet Missile
Quick Man		An agile boss who runs and leaps around the room while throwing sets of three Quick Boomerangs at Mega Man.	Spark Man Stage (Second Visit)	Search Snake
				Gemini Laser
Air Man		Air Man is able to unleash small tornados from across the room, which form specific patterns and block Mega Man's shots.	Needle Man Stage (Second Visit)	Spark Shock
				Magnet Missile
Crash Man		A boss that jumps into the air and drops bombs on Mega Man, which explode after a delay.	Needle Man Stage (Second Visit)	Hard Knuckle
				Top Spin
Flash Man		A boss that can stop time and shoot at Mega Man while he's unable to move.	Gemini Man Stage (Second Visit)	Needle Cannon
				Gemini Laser
Bubble Man		Bubble Man is fought underwater, beneath a ceiling of deadly spikes. Mega Man must dodge his bubbles and straight-moving projectiles without jumping too high, or use the Rush Marine.	Gemini Man Stage (Second Visit)	Spark Shock
				Needle Cannon
Wood Man		Throws his spinning Leaf Shield forwards and causes leaves to fall from above. The Leaf Shield is larger than in Mega Man 2.	Shadow Man Stage (Second Visit)	Search Snake
				Needle Cannon
Heat Man		Throws exploding fire pellets or zips around the room, becoming briefly invincible as he lights himself on fire.	Shadow Man Stage (Second Visit)	Shadow Blade
				Top Spin

Other Bosses

All of these bosses except Break Man are fought in Wily Stage.

Name	Sprite	Description	Stage	Weakness
Break Man		Acts identical to the Proto Man miniboss, but can only be harmed with the Mega Buster.	Hard Man Stage (Second Visit)	N/A
Kamegoro Maker		An invincible machine that creates Kamegoros, turtle robots that bounce around. Destroying the Kamegoros hurts it, and they will bounce faster the lowers its health becomes.	Wily Stage 1	Search Snake
				Hard Knuckle
				Top Spin
				Shadow Blade
Yellow Devil Mark 2		An upgraded version of the Yellow Devil. It regularly moves to the other side of the room by breaking up into pieces, which either fly across one by one and reassemble at their destination (like the original Yellow Devil) or bounce along the ground at a faster pace. Once fully formed, it opens it eye, which is also its only weak point, to fire projectiles at Mega Man before repeating the process.	Wily Stage 2	Hard Knuckle
				Shadow Blade
Holograph Mega Mans		Three copies of Mega Man that run across different platforms while shooting directly at Mega Man, then teleport to switch positions. Only one of them is "real" and can be harmed.	Wily Stage 3	Search Snake
				Top Spin
Wily Machine 3 (phase 1)			Wily Stage 5	Spark Shock
				Hard Knuckle
Wily Machine 3 (phase 2)			Wily Stage 5	Hard Knuckle
Gamma (phase 1)			Wily Stage 6	Hard Knuckle
				Shadow Blade
Gamma (phase 2)			Wily Stage 6	Search Snake
				Top Spin

Weapons

Name	Sprite	Description
Mega Buster
Search Snake
Top Spin
Shadow Blade
Spark Shock
Magnet Missile
Hard Knuckle
Needle Cannon
Gemini Laser

Rush Transformations

Name	Sprite	Description
Rush Coil
Rush Jet
Rush Marine

Stages

Mega Man 3 Stage Select Screen

• Robot Master stages:
  • Spark Man Stage
  • Snake Man Stage
  • Needle Man Stage
  • Hard Man Stage
  • Top Man Stage
  • Gemini Man Stage
  • Magnet Man Stage
  • Shadow Man Stage
• Doc Robot stages and Break Man:
  • Spark Man Stage
  • Needle Man Stage
  • Gemini Man Stage
  • Shadow Man Stage
  • Break Man's stage
• Wily Stage:
  • Wily Stage 1
  • Wily Stage 2
  • Wily Stage 3
  • Wily Stage 4
  • Wily Stage 5
  • Wily Stage 6

Items

Name	Sprite	Description
1 UP
Energy Pellet	File:MM3 - Energy Pellet.png
Energy Tank	File:MM3 - Energy Tank.png
Surprise Box
Weapon Capsule	File:MM3 - Weapon Capsule.png

Locations

• Wily Castle

Relation to other Games

Classic era

• Mega Man II has Needle Man, Magnet Man, Hard Man and Top Man
• Mega Man III has Gemini Man, Snake Man, Spark Man and Shadow Man
• Ports, Remakes and Compilations:
  • Mega Man: The Wily Wars
  • Rockman Complete Works
  • Mega Man Anniversary Collection

Mega Man Legacy Collection

Challenges

Name	Time Limit	Unlock condition	Related Games
MM3 Remix 1	??:??:??	Complete 10 or More Challenges to Unlock	Mega Man
Yellow Devil Mk-II (challenge)	??:??:??	Complete 10 or More Challenges to Unlock	Mega Man
MM3 Remix 2	??:??:??	Complete 13 or More Challenges to Unlock	Mega Man
MM3 Robot Rush	??:??:??	Complete 13 or More Challenges to Unlock	Mega Man
Wily Machine 3 (challenge)	??:??:??	Complete 13 or More Challenges to Unlock	Mega Man
MM3 Mega Mix	??:??:??	Complete 13 or More Challenges to Unlock	Mega Man
MM1-3 Mashup	??:??:??	Complete 17 or More Challenges to Unlock	Mega Man
MM3 Robot Rush (No Items)	??:??:??	Complete 44 or More Challenges to Unlock	Mega Man
All appearing blocks (No Items)	??:??:??	Complete 50 or More Challenges to Unlock	Mega Man
All Robot Rush (No Items)	??:??:??	Complete 50 or More Challenges to Unlock	Mega Man

Achievements

Icon	Title	Unlocked by	Related Games
	The End of Dr. Wily?!	Turn Gamma to scrap metal and complete Mega Man 3.	Mega Man 3

Super Smash Bros. series

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Name	Source Game	Weapon	Assist Trophy	Smash Tour Item	Boss	Stage	Mii Costume	Enemy	Trophy	Spirit	Music
Bass	Mega Man 3, Mega Man 7 and Mega Man 10	Mega Legends - part of Mega Man's Final Smash	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	File:SSBU - Bass and Treble.png	866 - File:SSBU - Bass.png	N/A
Hard Man	Mega Man 3	Hard Knuckle, Mega Man's Down aerial	N/A	N/A	N/A	Wily Stage (Wii U and Ultimate)	N/A	N/A	N/A	889 -	File:SSBU - Hard Man Stage.oga File:SSBU - Mega Man 3 Retro Medley.oga
Mega Man (Classic era)	Mega Man, Mega Man 2, Mega Man 3, Mega Man 4, Mega Man 5, Mega Man 6, Mega Man 7, Mega Man 8, Mega Man 9, Mega Man 10, Super Adventure Rockman, Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters	Mega Buster	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	864 - File:SSBU - Mega Man.png	N/A
Proto Man	Mega Man 3, Mega Man 10	Mega Legends - part of Mega Man's Final Smash	N/A	SSB4 - Proto Man Smash Tour.png	N/A	N/A	Proto Man's Armor, Proto Man's Helmet	N/A	File:SSB4 - Proto Man Trophy.png	865 - File:SSBU - Proto Man.png	N/A
Rush	Mega Man 3	Rush Coil - part of Mega Man's Up special	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	File:SSB4 - Rush Coil.png	869 - File:SSBU - Rush.png	N/A
Shadow Man	Mega Man 3	Shadow Blade, Mega Man's Custom neutral special 1	N/A	N/A	N/A	Wily Stage (Wii U and Ultimate)	N/A	N/A	N/A	893 -	File:SSBU - Shadow Man Stage.oga File:SSBU - Mega Man 3 Retro Medley.oga
Snake Man	Mega Man 3	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Wily Stage (Wii U and Ultimate)	N/A	N/A	N/A	891 -	File:SSBU - Snake Man Stage.oga File:SSBU - Mega Man 3 Retro Medley.oga
Spark Man	Mega Man 3	Spark Shock, Mega Man's Up smash	N/A	N/A	N/A	Smash Run and Wily Stage (Wii U and Ultimate)	N/A	N/A	N/A	892 -	File:SSBU - Snake Man Stage.oga File:SSBU - Mega Man 3 Retro Medley.oga
Top Man	Mega Man 3	Top Spin, Mega Man's Dash attack	N/A	N/A	N/A	Wily Stage (Wii U and Ultimate)	N/A	N/A	N/A	890 -	File:SSBU - Top Man Stage.oga File:SSBU - Mega Man 3 Retro Medley.oga

External Links

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