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Mega Man V
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| Game Title(s): | Mega Man V, Rockman World 5 | ||||||||
| Developer(s): | Minakuchi Engineering | ||||||||
| Publisher(s): | Capcom | ||||||||
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| Genre(s): | Action, Platformer | ||||||||
| Game mode(s): | Single Player | ||||||||
| Platform(s): | Game Boy | ||||||||
Mega Man V, known in Japan as Rockman World 5 (ロックマンワールド5, Rokkuman Wārudo Faibu) is the fifth and final 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 1994.
The game is the only Game Boy series title to not reimagine any content from previous games, instead introducing the Stardroids, a group of alien robots led by Terra, as a completely new set of bosses. Though the basic Classic era gameplay remains intact, Mega Man V brings back the shop from the previous game and replaces the traditional Mega Buster with the Mega Arm, which fires Mega Man's arm as a returning projectile when charged. The robotic cat Tango also makes his debut, taking the place of Rush as an animal companion to Mega Man.
Characters
Enemies
Minor Enemies
| Name | Sprite | Description | HP | Damage | Stage(s) |
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| Alabell | 
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n/a | 6 | ||
| Armaroid | 
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8 | 4 | ||
| Baby Flies | 
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3 (large), 2 (medium), 1 (small) | 3 (large), 2 (medium), 1 (small) | ||
| Birdy | 
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9 | 4 | ||
| Bikky Bomb | 
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6 | 6 (contact), 3 (bomb) | ||
| Biree Spark | 
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3 | 4 (contact), 2 (spark) | ||
| Biribaree | 
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4 | 4 (contact), 2 (spark) | ||
| Boostun | 
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3 | 4 (contact), 6 (missile) | ||
| Byouz | 
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4 | 4 | ||
| Cannon Roader | 
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2 | 3 | ||
| Chainsoar | 
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4 | 3 (contact), 1 (sawblade) | ||
| Chunco | 
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1 | 4 (contact), 2 (bullet) | ||
| Doncatch | 
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4 | 4 (contact), 2 (debris) | ||
| Elecit | 
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6 | 4 (contact), 3 (spark shot), 6 (ground shock) | ||
| Fankurow | 
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5 | 3 | ||
| Feeber | 
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6 (Feeber), 4 (bubble) | 3 (contact), 0 (bubble) | ||
| Fooley | 
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2 | 2 | ||
| Fukuhorn | 
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1 | 3 (contact), 2 (shot) | ||
| G.S.Q | 
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9 | 3 (contact), 4 (large debris), 2 (small debris) | ||
| Handoo | 
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4 | 3 (contact), 4 (punch) | ||
| Hell Metall DX | 
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3 (lower part); 4 (upper part) | 2 (projectile); 8 (contact) | ||
| Kamapot | 
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n/a | 0 | ||
| La Jaba | 
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5 | 4 | ||
| Malmet | 
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4 | 2 | ||
| Metall Sniper | 
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1 | 3 (contact), 2 (shot) | ||
| Monkikki | 
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4 (Monkikki), 1 (banana) | 4 (contact), 2 (banana) | ||
| Nibul | 
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2 | 4 | ||
| Ou-Ou | 
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9 | 3 (contact), 2 (sphere) | ||
| Palm Hopper | 
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4 (Palm Hopper), 1 (missile) | 3 (contact), 2 (missile) | ||
| Parocket | 
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3 | 3 (contact), 6 (explosion) | ||
| Pikashu | 
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8 | 2 | ||
| Piriparee | 
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4 | 4 (contact), 2 (spark) | ||
| Shaboan | 
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4 | 3 | ||
| Shuhorn | 
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3 | 6 (contact), 4 (shot) | ||
| Sibul | 
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2 | 4 (contact), 6 (explosion) | ||
| Soshi Breaker | 
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6 | 6 (contact), 3 (debris) | ||
| Swim Ball | 
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2 | 3 | ||
| Tamp | 
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6 | 4 | ||
| Wandering Head | 
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3 | 6 |
Mid-bosses
Stardroids
Fortress Bosses
| Name | Sprite | Description | Weakness |
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| Terra | 
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| Enker | File:MMV - Enker Sprite.png | ||
| Quint | File:MMV - Quint Sprite.png | ||
| Punk | File:MMV - Punk Sprite.png | ||
| Ballade | File:MMV - Ballade Sprite.png | ||
| Dark Moon | 
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| Skull Blazer | 
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| Sunstar | 
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| Wily Machine V (L. Knuckle) | 
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| Wily Machine V (R. Knuckle) | 
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| Brain Crusher (Phase 1) | _Sprite.png){kind=icon}
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| Brain Crusher (Phase 2) | _Sprite.png){kind=icon}
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Weapons
Stages
Items
Music
People
Relation to other games
- Ports, Remakes and Compilations:
- Nintedo 3DS (Virtual Console)
External Links
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