Ring Man

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Artwork from Mega Man 4.
File:MMIV - Ring Man Portrait.png Stage portrait(s)/Dialogue portrait(s)
File:PR - Ring Man Sprite.png Sprite(s)
General information
Name(s):	Ring Man, Ringman
Type(s):	Boss
Group(s):	Robot Masters
Related Number(s):	Serial Number: DWN-029 Mega Man & Bass CD: 029
Lore Details
Affiliation(s):	Robot Master
Creator(s):	Dr. Cossack
Appearances
Game(s):	Mega Man 4 Mega Man IV Mega Man 7 (cameo) Mega Man & Bass (Data Base CD) Mega Man 10 (Weapons Archive)
Other Media:	Mega Man (episode: Mega-Pinocchio, Bad Day at Peril Park) Mega Man Megamix
Stage(s):	Mega Man 4: Ring Man Stage, Wily Stage 3 (Boss Attack) Meg Man IV: Ring Man Stage, Wily Battleship (Inside, Boss Attack)
Game Info
Life Energy:	Mega Man 4: 28 Mega Man IV: 19
Damage:	Mega Man 4: 4 (Ring Boomerang) 8 (contact) Mega Man IV 4 (Ring Boomerang) 4 (contact)
Weapon(s):	Ring Boomerang
Weakness(es):	Mega Man 4: Pharaoh Shot Meg Man IV: Pharaoh Shot, Charge Kick Mega Man 10: Solar Blaze
Behind the Scenes
Designer(s):	Hiromi Uchida
Voice (EN):	Garry Chalk (animated series)

Ring Man (or Ringman) is a Robot Master first appearing in Mega Man 4 and is one of the eight Robot Masters originally built by Dr. Cossack.

Ring Man is a red and black robot with many golden rings as part of his design, including one on each foot, several on his arms, one around his forehead and a small ring on top of his helmet. His power is to generate Ring Boomerangs, which can be thrown and return to him.

In the Games

Mega Man 4

Boss sprite from Mega Man 4.

In Mega Man 4, Ring Man is one of the main eight Robot Master bosses and appears as the first choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. His stage is set around an odd glass structure with a slight space theme to it.

Ring Man has the ability to throw Ring Boomerangs, which travel a long distance before returning to him, only moving on horizontal and diagonal paths while doing so. His pattern is predictable, as he always throws one ring forward, jumps up and throws another, then runs across to the opposite side of the room. If Mega Man shoots at him too often while he is switching sides, he may throw another ring while walking, but does not otherwise change his pattern.

Ring Man's weakness is the Pharaoh Shot from Pharaoh Man, which deals only 2 damage when fired normally, but deals 6 when fully charged. Defeating him grants Mega Man the Ring Boomerang.

Battle Network era

Main article: Ring.EXE

Although Ring Man does not have a Net Navi with his name, a female Navi named Ring.EXE appears to be based on him. She appears in Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge as a playable Navi, alongside her operator, Mary.

Official Data

Mega Man & Bass CD

In Mega Man & Bass, Ring Man's CD is located in Astro Man Stage. It is buried on a platform early in the stage and can only be retrieved by Mega Man using Rush Search.

029	Ring Man
		A robot created to terminate Megaman. His weapon is shaped like a ring.	GOOD POINT: Good strategist
			BAD POINT: Too confident
			LIKE: Deck quoit
		"Expect no mercy, Megaman!"	DISLIKE: Children

Mega Man Legacy Collection Database

Ring Man appears under "Mega Man 4" in the Database in Mega Man Legacy Collection and is the fifth Robot Master listed for the game. Like other Robot Masters, he can be fought by pressing a designated button while viewing his data.

			Ring Man
			A robot made for battle. His Ring Boomerangs are swift and strong, so be ready to jump and dodge.
HP 28	AT 08