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While inflicting damage of your own, you will emerge victorious.=================18. Boss Weapons:=================- Danger Wrap - Mega Man will fire bubble-encased bombs, or alternately can encase enemies in the bubbles. Pretty handy for some situations.- Thunder Bolt - Mega Man fires off bolts of electricity that stun some enemies, and can activate some machinery types.- Junk Shield - Another typical shield, circlets of junk surround Mega Man. As before, he can fire it off early, or it can fire itself off in diagonal directions after absorbing too much damage.- Freeze Cracker - A handy multi-directional weapon, Mega Man fires an ice shot that naturally freezes things. Its handiness comes in that it can fire in six directions.- Slash Claw - A very short-range weapon, Mega Man creates a short burst of energy with his fist.- Wild Coil - Mega Man tosses out springs to either side of him. He can charge this weapon like he does his Mega Buster to make the springs larger and bounce higher.- Noise Crush - Mega Man fires off a sonic wave that can disorient a few robot enemies. An added use is that Mega Man can absorb a wave if he fires it at a wall, and then fire off a larger shot.- Scorch Wheel - So unlike its name, Mega Man fires off a circle of flaming orbs. It can set some things aflame, and burn other objects.=====================19. The Proto Shield:=====================You can acquire this sub-weapon by completing the requirements mentioned in the stagewalkthroughs (find Protoman in each of his three rooms, then defeat him in Shade Man'slevel). Once you have it, you can use it as an alternate weapon of sorts, though thereare a few things you may want to know first.1. Mega Man can only block attacks from the front. Ideally, it would protect his back while he's running, but we can't be perfect, now can we?2. Mega Man cannot charge his Buster while using it, only fire normal shots.3. Some enemies don't get blocked by the shield, and pass right through it. Some type of collision glitch, I'd imagine.So, in short, is it worth getting? Sure. But is it worth using? That might be anotherstory.=====================20. Secrets and Tips:=====================1. Password to Wily's Castle (all items except Proto Shield): 7853-5856-2245-7515.2. Password that makes all eight Robot Masters available from start: 1755-8187-6486-2322. Note: Using this will give invalid passwords until the initial four are beaten.3.

Special "Street Fighter" Bonus Mode: Enter the above password and press L and R while pressing Start to initiate a bonus mode in which you can control either Mega Man or Bass and simulate another famous Capcom franchise, Street Fighter. A couple of notes here: - The game is only 2 player, meaning you must have 2 controllers. There is no option to fight a computer opponent. - A few of the old Street Fighter combos work in this game, but I've found a lot of them to be random and finicky. The Hadoken (below) seems to be the only one that ever works reliably. - Input the Hadoken sequence (Down, Down-Forward, Forward, Fire) and Mega Man will execute a quick Slash Claw-ish attack, and Bass will do an oddly animated Rising Kick move. - Mega Man can essentially Charge Kick his opponent by hitting Down twice in rapid succession in order for it to work. - If playing as Bass, you can make him air-dash by pressing Left or Right while he's in mid-jump. - Press Up twice for a "faintwarp" move in which your character flickers for a few moments. Like in the actual games, this move will grant you brief invincibility as if you had been hit.==========21. Legal:==========This guide must always be shown in full form with credit given to the author, and a linkand credit must be given to Mega Man Network ( All associated characters and games are copyright to Capcom.

Shotman (ショットマン Shottoman), also known as Crazy Cannon,[1] is an enemy from the Mega Man series that was originally used as a firefighter before being modified for combat. It attacks by shooting Mega Man and after a number of shots, it alternates its aim.In Mega Man 2 it appears in Flash Man's stage and in Crash Man's stage. It also appears in certain areas of the Wily Castle.They appear in Crash Man's stage in Mega Man II. They also appear in Mega Water S's and Hyper Storm H's stage, as well as the second Wily Tower stage in Mega Man: The Wily Wars.Despite seemingly having only one arm, their defeat animation in Mega Man Powered Up shows their other arm.Contents1 Hit data chart2 Other media2.1 Mega Man (Archie Comics)2.2 Other appearances3 Gallery4 See also5 ReferencesHit data chart[]Amount of shots/hits from Special Weapons it takes to destroy a Shotman.Mega Man: The Wily WarsMega BusterRolling CutterSuper ArmIce SlasherHyper BombFire StormThunder Beam55?Y352Metal BladeAir ShooterBubble LeadQuick BoomerangCrash BomberTime StopperAtomic FireLeaf Shield531055:5Y5:2:11Needle CannonMagnet MissileGemini LaserHard KnuckleTop SpinSearch SnakeSpark ShockShadow Blade5221110Y5Other media[]Mega Man (Archie Comics)[]A Shotman appeared on the cover of Mega Man #11. Later in Sonic: Worlds Unite Battles, the Shotmen themselves are finally seen as one of Wily's minions from Mega Man 2 in the Sky Patrol's training room.Other appearances[]Shotman had brief appearances in the Rockman World 2 manga.Gallery[]Mega Man Powered Up." data-src=" src=" render from Mega Man Powered Up.Mega Man Powered Up." data-src=" src=" second arm in Mega Man Powered Up.Sonic: Worlds Unite

Über das Produkt Die Mega Man Legacy Collection feiert die 8-bit-Geschichte von Capcoms ikonischem Blauen Bomber. Die Legacy Collection enthält Neuauflagen der originalen sechs Mega-Man-Spiele und wird langjährige Fans daran erinnern und Neueinsteigern zeigen, was Mega Man zu einer so beliebten und ikonischen Figur gemacht hat. Die Mega Man Legacy Collection enthält alle sechs Spiele und noch vieles mehr.Zusätzlich zu den sechs Mega-Man-Spielen bietet die Mega Man Legacy Collection mit dem "Museum Mode" ... Mehr Infos Medien Game features Beschreibung beinhaltet - Mega Man 1 - Mega Man 2 - Mega Man 3 - Mega Man 4 - Mega Man 5 - Mega Man 6 Die Mega Man Legacy Collection feiert die 8-bit-Geschichte von Capcoms ikonischem Blauen Bomber. Die Legacy Collection enthält Neuauflagen der originalen sechs Mega-Man-Spiele und wird langjährige Fans daran erinnern und Neueinsteigern zeigen, was Mega Man zu einer so beliebten und ikonischen Figur gemacht hat. Die Mega Man Legacy Collection enthält alle sechs Spiele und noch vieles mehr.Zusätzlich zu den sechs Mega-Man-Spielen bietet die Mega Man Legacy Collection mit dem "Museum Mode" und dem "Challenge Mode" neue Möglichkeiten, diese Klassiker zu erleben. Der "Challenge Mode" mischt Gameplay-Elemente aus allen sechs Spielen und bietet zahlreiche Spielziele variabler Schwierigkeit, die erfahrene Spieler erobern können und die gleichzeitig neuen Spielern den Einstieg erleichtern. Der "Museum Mode" wartet mit einer umfangreichen historischen und hoch auflösenden Artwork-Sammlung auf – ein Fest für jeden Fan von Mega Man und der Videospielkultur im Allgemeinen. Mega Man franchise -28% Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection Erscheint:

Tilesets are a category of placeable assets in Mega Man Maker's Level Builder. They are static, solid objects that are used to create terrain in levels.The only gameplay difference between tilesets are that a few tilesets provide ice physics. A few other tilesets are also animated but like the rest, only serve aesthetic purposes. Spikes and ladders are also considered tilesets but do not have different functions between designs.List of TilesetsAs of version 1.8.5.2, there are a total of 787 different tilesets in Mega Man Maker. This includes38 tilesets from the first Mega Man game and its remake Mega Man Powered Up35 tilesets from Mega Man 237 tilesets from Mega Man 357 tilesets from Mega Man 456 tilesets from Mega Man 594 tilesets from Mega Man 633 tilesets from Mega Man 725 tilesets from Mega Man 841 tilesets from Mega Man 996 tilesets from Mega Man 1017 tilesets from Mega Man 11114 tilesets from Mega Man & Bass144 tilesets from the Game Boy series6 from Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge33 from Mega Man II27 from Mega Man III23 from Mega Man IV55 from Mega Man V.The flavor text for tilesets contain references to the Mega Man series and other media. The references are listed here.TriviaCut Tile (PU) is the first tile to have a massive overhaul. It was changed as of 1.7.3 after the previous version's backlash due to lack of proper shading.Prior to version 1.5.0, Shade Tile was mislabeled as Slash Tile while the actual Slash Tile was labelled as Slash Tile 2. The error might have come from the tileset's appearance leading to think that it was representing Slash Man's stage.Prior to version 1.8.4, the Level Builder icon for Wily 1 Tile from Mega Man 1 had the icon of Wily 1 Tile (Alt). Alt versions of Wily 1 Tile did not exist before they were added in 1.8.4.See AlsoSpikesLaddersWaterPlatesShadowsLava

Dr. Wily stole the time machine from the Time-Space Research Laboratory and was able to track him to his Wily Castle.Rockman 4Koma Dai Koushin[]In one of Ryūzō Sotoma's comic strips, Dr. Wily made Rush scared of using Search Rush by reading Hanasaka Jiisan to him.Gallery[]Mega Man 7" data-src=" src=" Man in front of the Rush Search item in Mega Man 7Mega Man 7" data-src=" src=" digging the ground in Mega Man 7Mega Man 7" data-src=" src=" sleeping in front of a pit in Mega Man 7Mega Man 7" data-src=" src=" barking near a secret area (behind the lava) in Mega Man 7Mega Man 7." data-src=" Search used in Mega Man 7.Mega Man & Bass" data-src=" src=" Search in Mega Man & BassMega Man animated series" data-src=" src=" searchlight in the Mega Man animated seriesMega Man series" data-src=" src=" nose light in the Archie Comics Mega Man seriesRockman World 2 manga" data-src=" src=" using his nose in the Rockman World 2 mangaRockman 4Koma Dai Koushin" data-src=" src=" Rush in Rockman 4Koma Dai KoushinTrivia[]Although the Rush Search artwork from Mega Man 7 shows Rush with a light on his nose, this is not displayed in the games, with Rush simply using his nose to smell a nearby object and digging the ground. However, Rush was shown using a light in other media, such as the Ruby-Spears animated series (predating the game) and the Archie Comics series.Nintendo Power #77 has a screenshot of Rush finding a Game Boy in Burst Man's stage in Mega Man 7, which is not possible in the game.Mega Man 7Eight Robot MastersFreeze Man • Junk Man • Burst Man • Cloud Man • Spring Man • Slash Man • Shade Man • Turbo ManOther bossesMash • Bass • Guts Man G • Super Bass • Gamerizer • HannyaNED² • Wily Machine 7 • Wily CapsuleMega Man's Special WeaponsFreeze Cracker • Junk Shield • Danger Wrap • Thunder Bolt • Wild Coil • Slash Claw • Noise Crush • Scorch WheelMega Man's Support ItemsRush Coil • Rush Jet • Search Rush • Super Adapter • Beat • Proto ShieldList of enemiesAstro Zombieg • Baccone • Batton M48 • Bomb Sleigh • Boufooh • Bunby Tank & Bunby Top • CFN-24 • Child Pipi • Coil'nCount Bomb NEO • Cyorown • DeluPipi • Derusu Bee • Driver Cannon • Dust Crusher • Frisk Cannon • Gilliam KnightGobots • Gockroach S • Gockroah S Nest • Heli Metall • Icicle Teck • Kaminari Kogoro • Kerone • Kintot • Metall FXPetaforth • Properide • Ragger • Sniper Joe 01 • Spiral Gabyoall • Stegorus • Swim Metall DX • Tamagodon • TechnodonTel Tel • Tom Daddy • Trio the Wheel • Tripropellan • True Shield Attacker • Tsuranattori • Turbo Roader- Sub-Bosses -Kanigance • King Gojulus • Mad Grinder • Proto Man • Sisi Truck • Truck Joe • Shirokumachine GTV • VAN PookinLocationsDr. Light's Laboratory • Big Eddie • Opening StageIceberg Area Stage • Recycling Plant Stage • Chemical Substances