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...t appeared as a deuteragonist in the [[X era]], before starring in his own series in the [[Zero era]]. He then appeared posthumously in the [[ZX era]] as a [ * [[Suna Light]], a character in ''[[Mega Man: Fully Charged]]'' whose alter ego is called Zero.

...ikipedia.</ref> This is a list of animated media based on the ''Mega Man'' series, both Japanese and American. | ''[[Mega Man (1994 animated series)|Mega Man]]''

* [[Aki Light]], the protagonist of ''[[Mega Man: Fully Charged]]'', whose alter ego is known as Mega Man. * [[Mega Man (1994 animated series)|''Mega Man'' (1994 animated series)]], a cartoon based primarily on the Classic era.

...| prev = ''[[Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3]]'' | series = Marvel vs. Capcom series }} ...erse engineered by Dr. Cain and although not all of his functions could be fully analyzed, the breakthroughs were enough to create "reploids," a new generat

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Pharaoh Man|DWN-028]] | next = [[Dust Man|DWN-030]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...n]], which deals only 2 damage when fired normally, but deals 6 when fully charged. Defeating him grants Mega Man the Ring Boomerang.

...evNext | next = ''[[Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2]]'' | series = X Legacy series | prev = ''[[Mega Man Legacy Collection 2]]'' }} ...Mega Man X Legacy Collection includes the legendary 16-bit titles and the series’ exciting foray into the 32-bit era: Mega Man X, Mega Man X2, Mega Man X3

{{PrevNext | prev = [[Heat Man|DWN-015]] | next = [[Needle Man|DWN-017]] | series = [[Robot Master Serial Numbers]] }} ...stroy him in one hit on Normal difficulty (or two on Difficult) when fully charged, but is blocked by his Leaf Shield. He is additionally weak to the [[Air Sh

{{PrevNext | next = [[Mega Man V]] | series = [[Game Boy series]] | prev = [[Mega Man III]] }} ...ries]] game in the [[Classic era]] of the [[Mega Man (series)|''Mega Man'' series]], developed by [[Minakuchi Engineering]] and published by [[Capcom]] for t

{{PrevNext | series = Remake }} ...Mega Wārudo'') is a remake compilation of the [[Classic series|''Classic'' series]], developed by [[Capcom]] and released for the [[Sega Genesis]] in 1994-19

...itous within the fandom and third-party media, such as ''[[Mega Man: Fully Charged]]'' and the [[Mega Man (Archie Comics)|Archie ''Mega Man'' comic]], with va ...as six bosses who are all industrial robots in the DLN (Dr. Light Numbers) series, or DRN (Dr. Right Numbers) in Japan. They were kidnapped by [[Dr. Wily]] a

{{PrevNext | series = [[Original Timeline]] | next = [[X era]] }} In official [[Capcom]] material, this series is often called simply '''''Mega Man''''', differentiating it from the othe

{{PrevNext | next = ''[[Mega Man X5]]'' | series = [[X series]] | prev = ''[[Mega Man X3]]'' }} ...ロックマンX4, ''Rokkuman X4'') is the fourth entry in the main [[X series|''X'' series]], developed by [[Capcom]] and released for the [[PlayStation]] and [[Sega

{{PrevNext | next = ''[[Mega Man X7]]'' | series = [[X series]] | prev = ''[[Mega Man X5]]'' }} ...m]] for the [[PlayStation]] in 2001-2002, becoming the final ''[[Mega Man (series)|Mega Man]]'' game for the console. It later received a [[Windows]] port in

{{PrevNext | next = ''[[Mega Man X8]]'' | series = [[X series]] | prev = ''[[Mega Man X6]]'' }} ...released for the [[PlayStation 2]] in 2003-2004 as the first ''[[Mega Man (series)|Mega Man]]'' game on the system. A [[Windows]] port was later published by

{{PrevNext | next = ''[[Mega Man X6]]'' | series = [[X series]] | prev = ''[[Mega Man X4]]'' }} ...(ロックマンX5, ''Rokkuman X5'') is the fifth entry in the main [[X series|''X'' series]], developed and published by [[Capcom]] for the [[PlayStation]] in 2000-20