630:) – A battle Reploid and Maverick Warrior sent from the future to obtain Lightanium power rods in the episode "Mega X". He and his partner Spark Mandrill hope to distribute the rods to their master Sigma, who is the leader of the Mavericks and plans to use the rods to finance his war against the humans in his time. Vile enters an alliance with Wily after learning he has gained the schematics of the power plant containing the rods. As compensation for Wily helping him get the rods, he allows Wily to use some of the rods to power up his blaster. However, the two are foiled by Mega Man and Mega Man X, and Wily and his henchmen escape after the blaster is destroyed while Mega Man X takes him and Spark Mandrill back to their time.
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412:, advanced robots with personalities, along with Ice Man, Guts Man, and Cut Man. Dr. Wily and Proto Man steal Ice Man, Guts Man, and Cut Man, reprogramming them to be henchmen. Dr. Wily attempts to reprogram Rock and Roll, but Rock tricks Dr. Wily by telling him that Dr. Light also built "super warrior robots", and that if Rock and Roll are let go, he will tell him how to defeat the robots. Since Dr. Wily believes robots cannot lie, Rock uses this lie to cause a distraction and escape with Roll. Dr. Light decides to reprogram and reoutfit Rock into Mega Man, who from then on protects the world.
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464:(voiced by Robyn Ross) – Mega Man's sister, who assists him on missions. She was built as a household robot and possesses a number of home-appliances which switch on and off similarly to Mega Man's plasma cannon. She mostly uses a vacuum cleaner which has enough force to pull robots to pieces and which can suck in enemy projectiles and fire them back. She is more mature than her game counterpart and wears a red-and-yellow jumpsuit instead of a dress.
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896:(voiced by Garry Chalk in his normal voice, Jim Byrnes in a disguised voice) - A robot with helicopter blades on his back. Unlike the video game, he uses the blades on his back to attack. While he is not shown flying, Mega Man does when copying his abilities. He is used to portray the lead guitarist of the band Cold Steel as part of Dr. Wily's plot to brainwash humans into obeying him.
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827:(voiced by Garry Chalk in his normal voice, Tony Sampson in his disguised voice) - A spark-themed robot who performs his Spark Shot by touching his two needles to a surface instead of firing them. While he appears in "Mega-Pinocchio," he has a larger role when he is used to portray the drummer of the band Cold Steel as part of Dr. Wily's plot to brainwash humans into obeying him.
797:(voiced by Terry Klassen) - A robot with a strong body and a habit of using the word "hard" in his sentences. Like Gemini Man, he has a nose. While he does not utilize his Hard Knuckle, Mega Man does when copying his ability. Dr. Wily uses him in "Bad Day at Peril Park" as part of his plot to brainwash the attendees of Fun World into thinking they are robots.
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869:(voiced by Terry Klassen) - A toad-themed robot, who has been redesigned with a mouth and a prehensile tongue, and is able to fire his Rain Flush into the sky. Dr. Wily uses Toad Man in "Robosaurus Park", where he fires his Rain Flush attack modified with Dr. Wily's formula to devolve the minds of robots exposed to it.
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industrial robots. In the first episode, it is revealed that Wily has suffered envy through his entire life, as he says that "I didn't even have toys like the other children", and that he plans to exact vengeance on humanity using his robots. Scott McNeil would later reprise his role as Dr. Willy in the
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in a German accent) – Light's former assistant, who stole the plans for the prototype industrial robots after their first test with a humanoid robot failed. Wily was convinced that Light sabotaged his work in order to get the credit and ran off before returning with Proto Man to reprogram Light's
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were brilliant scientists in the field of robotics and coworkers at a laboratory. One day, they finished an extremely advanced prototype, but shortly after being activated, it began destroying the laboratory. Dr. Light believed that the prototype's guidance system, which Dr. Wily had personally
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640:) – A mandrill-themed battle Reploid and Maverick Warrior, who appears in "Mega X". He is Vile's partner, who along with him seeks to obtain the Lightanium rods to finance Sigma's war on humans in the future. He is defeated by Mega Man X, who takes him and Vile back to their time.
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739:(voiced by Terry Klassen) - A bomb-throwing robot with a beak-like mouth. He is one of Dr. Light's original six industrial robots and was created to aid in demolition. A running gag is that he is often destroyed by someone shooting or deflecting his bombs.
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908:(voiced by Garry Chalk) - A rock-themed robot with two blue tubes on his shoulders. He wields a cannon that he uses to fire his Power Stone attack. Dr. Wily uses him in "Big Shake" to assist Drill Man in causing earthquakes in New York City.
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745:(voiced by Terry Klassen) - An electrical robot with a muscular appearance. He is one of Dr. Light's original six industrial robots and was created to aid in construction. His Thunder Beam is a more straightforward attack than in the game.
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821:(voiced by Ian James Corlett) - A snake-themed robot who fires Search Snakes as projectiles, which can chew through anything. In "Bot Transfer," his circuits are swapped with Mega Man's circuits due to one of Dr. Wily's machines.
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845:(voiced by Terry Klassen) - A submarine-themed robot. Unlike in the games, he does not have propeller feet and his chest is not in the shape of a keel. In addition, his Dive Missiles are fired from the cannon on his arm.
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757:(voiced by Terry Klassen in an Italian-American accent) - A robot first seen in "Mega-Pinocchio" attacking a building until Mega Man stops him. His Crash Bombs are renamed Time Bombs and have drills at the tip.
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881:(voiced by Terry Klassen) - A crystal-themed robot, who once assisted Dr. Wily in targeting a space station's lenses. His Crystal Eye is fired from his arm rather than his chest and explodes like a bomb.
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2658:Mirai kara no ChĹŤsensha
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2006:Mega Man: Fully Charged
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3302:(1980–1981)
3262:(1976–1977)
2762:Remakes and
2646:(Game Gear)
2635:Platformers
2432:Game series
2343:Video games
1956:Sony Wonder
1471:Written by
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1040:Written by
953:Sailor Moon
888:Gravity Man
879:Crystal Man
861:Pharaoh Man
787:(voiced by
715:Garry Chalk
713:(voiced by
694:Peter Lorre
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3882:(1994, #3)
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2295:Television
2220:2010-02-14
2157:2010-02-14
2071:August 22,
2013:References
1908:1996-01-19
1901:Craig Ruby
1876:1995-12-03
1845:1995-11-26
1813:1995-11-19
1803:"Bro Bots"
1781:1995-11-12
1774:Mark Jones
1749:1995-11-05
1717:1995-10-29
1685:1995-10-22
1653:1995-10-15
1620:1995-10-08
1588:1995-10-01
1557:1995-09-24
1526:1995-09-17
1495:1995-09-10
1437:1994-12-04
1408:1994-11-27
1380:1994-11-20
1361:scientist.
1351:1994-11-13
1315:1994-11-06
1287:1994-10-30
1255:1994-10-23
1225:1994-10-16
1204:devolution
1193:1994-10-09
1164:1994-10-02
1136:1994-09-25
1107:power grid
1096:1994-09-18
1063:1994-09-11
1055:Mark Jones
925:Production
918:Napalm Man
837:Bright Man
813:Shadow Man
807:Needle Man
801:Magnet Man
785:Gemini Man
678:Mega Man 6
672:Mega Man 4
662:Mega Man 3
628:Lee Tockar
611:Mega Man 2
602:Mega Man 7
552:Mega Man X
543:Mega Man X
521:Jim Byrnes
487:Supporting
449:Jim Byrnes
416:Characters
372:Mega Man X
316:1996-01-19
306:1994-09-11
263:24 minutes
231:Akio Sakai
223:Ken Spears
209:Production
190:of seasons
148:Robyn Ross
141:Jim Byrnes
97:Written by
91:Ken Spears
4028:ADV Films
3745:OVAs/ONAs
3443:Blue Seed
3435:Macross 7
3411:Jankenman
3251:TV series
2831:Cancelled
2628:Spin-offs
2109:. 82890-2
2018:Footnotes
1969:Reception
1931:Broadcast
1613:Matt Uitz
1519:Matt Uitz
1341:"Ice Age"
970:Sugar Ray
906:Stone Man
849:Drill Man
825:Spark Man
819:Snake Man
773:Quick Man
767:Metal Man
755:Crash Man
698:one-liner
593:Proto Man
476:jet board
445:Dr. Light
399:Proto Man
390:Dr. Light
349:superhero
228:Producers
157:Composers
129:Voices of
60:Superhero
56:Adventure
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3451:Mega Man
3307:GoShogun
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2668:Fighting
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2582:Handheld
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2485:Classic
2415:Mega Man
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2352:Mega Man
2242:(2005).
1985:See also
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1938:entered
1936:Mega Man
1866:"Mega X"
1474:Airdate
1043:Airdate
1022:Episodes
978:Skid Row
942:TV Tokyo
912:Wave Man
900:Star Man
894:Gyro Man
873:Ring Man
867:Toad Man
855:Dust Man
843:Dive Man
795:Hard Man
779:Wood Man
761:Heat Man
743:Elec Man
737:Bomb Man
731:Fire Man
711:Guts Man
667:Mega Man
657:Mega Man
651:Various
616:Spy Bats
605:onwards.
575:Dr. Wily
569:Villains
427:Mega Man
394:Dr. Wily
379:Shochiku
341:Mega Man
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221:Joe Ruby
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3670:Ai City
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