Mega Man IV

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Game Info

Box Art
General information
Game Title(s):	Mega Man IV, Rockman World 4
Developer(s):	Minakuchi Engineering
Publisher(s):	Capcom
Release Date(s):	GameBoy: JP: October 29, 1993 NA: December 1993 EU: December 31, 1993
Genre(s):	Action, Platformer
Game mode(s):	Single Player
Platform(s):	Game Boy

Mega Man IV', known in Japan as Rockman World 4 (ロックマンワールド4, Rokkuman Wārudo Fō) is the fourth Game Boy series game in the Classic era of the Mega Man series, developed by Minakuchi Engineering and published by Capcom for the Game Boy in 1993.

Like its predecessors, the game reimagines content from the NES games, reusing four bosses each from Mega Man 4 and Mega Man 5. Unlike the previous games, it has a much more loose structure, putting emphasis on its own story, side stages, and new boss character Ballade moreso than the returning content. It also makes tweaks to the gameplay beyond what the NES games contained, notably adding recoil to Mega Man's charged Mega Buster shots and introducing an item shop in Dr. Light's lab for the first time, a concept that would become a mainstay of later Classic era games.

The game is the last Game Boy series game to reuse content from the NES games, with its successor, Mega Man V, featuring a fully new cast of bosses instead.

Characters

Name	Sprite	Description
Mega Man	File:MMIV - Mega Man.png
Dr. Light	File:MMIV - Dr. Light.png
Dr. Wily	File:MMIV - Dr. Wily.png
Rush	File:MMIV - Rush.png
Proto Man	File:MMIV - Proto Man.png
Ballade	File:MMIV - Ballade.png

Enemies

Robot Masters

First Batch

Name	Sprite	Description	Weapon	Weakness
Bright Man			Flash Stopper	Rain Flush
Charge Man			Charge Kick	Power Stone
Crystal Man			Crystal Eye	Charge Kick
Napalm Man			Napalm Bomb	Crystal Eye

Second Batch

Name	Sprite	Description	Weapon	Weakness
Pharaoh Man			Pharaoh Shot	Flash Stopper
Ring Man			Ring Boomerang	Pharaoh Shot
Stone Man			Power Stone	Napalm Bomb
Toad Man			Rain Flush	Ring Boomerang

Fortress Bosses

Name	Sprite	Description	Weakness
Ballade 2nd time
“Doc” Tower	File:MMIV - “Doc” Tower.png
Eye Balls	File:MMIV - Eye Balls.png
Wily Machine IV (1st time)	File:MMIV - Wily Machine IV 1st Time.png
Wily Machine IV (2nd time)	File:MMIV - Wily Machine IV 2nd Time.png
Wily Machine IV (3rd time)	File:MMIV - Wily Machine IV 3rd Time.png

Weapons

Name	Sprite	Description
1st batch
Charge Kick
Crystal Eye
Flash Stopper	File:MMIV - Flash Stopper.png
Naplam Bomb	File:MMIV - Naplam Bomb.png
2nd batch
Pharaoh Shot
Power Stone
Rain Flush
Ring Boomerang
Other
Mega Buster
Rush Coil	File:MMIV - Rush Coil.png
Rush Jet	File:MMIV - Rush Jet.png
Ballade Cracker

Stages

• Bright Man's stage
• Charge Man's stage
• Crystal Man's stage
• Napalm Man's stage
• Dr. Wily stage 1
• Pharaoh Man's stage
• Ring Man's stage
• Stone Man's stage
• Toad Man's stage
• Dr. Wily stage 2

Items

Name	Sprite	Description
Energy Pellet	Energy Pellet.png
Energy Capsule	File:MMIV - Energy Capsule.png
Weapon Energy Pellet	File:MMIV - Weapon Energy Pellet.png
Weapon Energy Capsule	File:MMIV - Weapon Energy Capsule.png
Super Capsule	File:MMIV - Super Capsule.png
Power Chip	File:MMIV - Power Chip.png
1 UP	File:MMIV - 1 UP.png
Energy Tank	File:MMIV - Energy Tank.png
Weapon Tank	File:MMIV - Weapon Tank.png
Super Tank	File:MMIV - Super Tank.png
Mini Energy Tank	File:MMIV - Mini Energy Tank.png
Energy Balancer

Relation to other games

• Mega Man 4: Bright Man, Charge Man, Crystal Man and Napalm Man come from here
• Mega Man 5: Pharaoh Man, Ring Man, Stone Man, Toad Man come from here
• Ports, Remakes and Compilations:
  • Nintedo 3DS (Virtual Console)

External Links

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