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...', Mega Man enters the fortress by selecting the "Mr. X" icon on the stage select screen, which appears in the centre after defeating the eight [[Robot Maste ...as one of the screenshots on the back of the North American ''Mega Man 6'' game box.

...as codes or specific actions, and is often the most powerful armor in the game. ...'s unarmored sprite will have a purple tint. He must then enter any of the game's four [[Light Capsule]]s in order to receive the entire Ultimate Armor sim

The Energy Balancer debuts in ''Mega Man IV'' on the [[Game Boy]], available for purchase at the [[shop]] in [[Dr. Light's lab]]. It co ...owest amount of remaining energy, the one that appears first on the weapon select screen will be filled.

.... It can be accessed from the title menu and allows the player to select a game and browse all the info cards related to it, one at a time. ...id boss - when doing so, Mega Man receives all weapons from the respective game, but no [[Energy Tank]]s.

...d in order to gain [[Special Weapon]]s and open the [[Last Stage]]s of the game.<ref group="note">Many fan websites include other characters, such as Mega ...ideo game's in-game dialogue, only in supplementary Capcom sources such as game manuals, strategy guides, and encyclopedias. "Robot Master" in particular w

...Gaea Shield (X) Icon.png|X7]] [[Gaea Shield]]<br/>[[File:MMX7 - Gokumonken Icon.png|X7]] [[Gokumonken]] ...X7 - Explosion (X) Icon.png|X7]] [[Explosion]]<br/>[[File:MMX7 - Hadangeki Icon.png|X7]] [[Hadangeki]]

{{Game Infobox Back from his death in [[Mega Man X4|the previous game]], [[Sigma]] causes a huge explosion that spreads the [[Sigma Virus]] acros

...Scr 1.png|right|frame|Selecting the Data Base on the stage select screen. (Game Boy Advance)]] ...rom [[Roll]] by [[King]]<ref name="Manual"/> and are hidden in most of the game's stages.

{{Game Infobox ...and squelch, if possible — this extremely hazardous situation.<ref>English game manual, ''Mega Man X8''. 2005.</ref>

...give you an edge."''</ref> which he does in various ways depending on the game, such as pecking at enemies, carrying Mega Man or performing other tasks th ...rance in ''Mega Man 5'', though he is not yet complete at the start of the game,<ref name="MM5"/> requiring Mega Man to find the "Beat parts" scattered abo

{{Game Infobox ...ayStation 2]] in 2003-2004 as the first ''[[Mega Man (series)|Mega Man]]'' game on the system. A [[Windows]] port was later published by [[Multi Enterprise

{{Game Infobox ...tion]] in 2001-2002, becoming the final ''[[Mega Man (series)|Mega Man]]'' game for the console. It later received a [[Windows]] port in a few regions.

{{Game Infobox ...in 1997, and later for [[Windows]] in 1998-1999. It is the first [[X era]] game exclusive to 32-bit consoles, introducing a new style that would be kept by

'''Other:'''<br/>''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]'', [[Mega Man (1994 animated series)|1994 animated series]], ''[[M * Captain N: The Game Master: [[Lelani Marrell]]

{{Game Infobox ...''''Rockman X2'''''|ロックマンX2|''Rokkuman X2''}} in Japan, is the second main game in the [[X era|''Mega Man X'' series]], developed by [[Capcom]] and release

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{{Game Infobox | platforms = [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]], [[Game Boy Advance]]

{{Game Infobox ...later dates. It is the final ''X'' game (though not the final ''Mega Man'' game) to be released on the SNES.