Tomahawk Man

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Robot Master Info

Artwork from Mega Man 6.
Select portrait(s).
General Information
Name(s):	Tomahawk Man, Tomahawkman
Designer:	Yoshinobu Suda
Game Information
Number(s):	Serial Number: DWN-046 Mega Man & Bass CD: 046
Creator(s):	Unknown tournament competitor
Weapon(s):	Silver Tomahawk
Weakness(es):	Plant Barrier
Stage(s):	Restricted Area

Tomahawk Man (or Tomahawkman) is a Robot Master first appearing in Mega Man 6. Like the other Robot Masters from the game, he was built by an unspecified creator for the First Annual Robot Tournament before being stolen and reprogrammed by Dr. Wily in his Mr. X persona.

Tomahawk Man's design is fashioned after a Native American warrior, likely Plains Indian, wearing war paint and a feather headdress. His weapon is the Silver Tomahawk, which he can throw, and he also uses his feathers as a form of attack.

In the Games

Mega Man 6

Boss sprite from Mega Man 6.

In Mega Man 6, Tomahawk Man is one of the main eight Robot Masters that must be fought to reach Mr. X's fortress, appearing as the fifth option (in reading order) on the stage select screen. His stage is the Restricted Area, resembling a North American desert, and his title given in his boss intro is "Master of Tomahawk".

In battle, Tomahawk Man has two attacks, either throwing his Silver Tomahawk (which moves in a slight upwards arc) or throwing three feathers from his headdress straight forward, which all appears at the same time, but move further apart as they go. He also can reposition himself with small hops or medium-height jumps.

Tomahawk Man is weak to the Plant Barrier, which deals 4 damage to him. Defeating him grants Mega Man the Silver Tomahawk.

Battle Network era

Main article: TomahawkMan.EXE

Tomahawk Man has a NetNavi equivalent in TomahawkMan.EXE, appearing very similar to his Robot Master version. He first appears in the Team Colonel version of Mega Man Battle Network 5, where he joins the team with his Operator, Dingo.

Official Data

Mega Man 6

Like the other Robot Masters in Mega Man 6, various data about Tomahawk Man is shown on the screen after selecting his stage. Although no units are provided for any of the numbers, the numerical range used for the robots' height and weight suggests that they are given in centimeters and kilograms, respectively.

HEIGHT	177	WEIGHT	87
ATTACK	157	DEFENCE	71
MOBILE	149	SOLAR POWER
RESTRICTED AREA
TOMAHAWKMAN
MASTER OF TOMAHAWK

Mega Man & Bass CD

Tomahawk Man's CD in Mega Man & Bass is found in Tengu Man's stage. It is hidden in the ground in an indoor section, and only Mega Man can recover it using Rush Search.

046	Tomahawk Man
		He can throw a tomahawk and hit a target thirty feet away.	GOOD POINT: Brave
			BAD POINT: Exclusive
			LIKE: Horse Riding
		"Tomahawk Man does not lie."	DISLIKE: Lies

Mega Man Legacy Collection Database

Tomahawk Man appears under "Mega Man 6" in the Database in Mega Man Legacy Collection and is the sixth Robot Master listed for the game. Like other Robot Masters, he can be fought by pressing a designated button while viewing his data.

			Tomahawk Man
			A robot developed for combat. His Silver Tomahawk's dead angle is covered with a jump attack, but you can slide under him when he does it.
HP 28	AT 05

Trivia

• Although Tomahawk Man has not appeared in any Mega Man TV series, he and the other Robot Masters from Mega Man 6 briefly appear in animated form in that game's Japanese commercial.
• The Mega Man 6 Robot Masters are implied to come from different countries all over the world, though their exact origins are not specified. Tomahawk Man's Native American theme and stage resembling a North American desert suggest that he originates from that part of the world, with his country of origin implied to be the United States in the English-language manual.