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{{quote| '''Mega Man:''' ''[[Mega Man 1 (Video Game)|This is where you first went wrong!]] [[Mega Man 2 (Video Game)|Then this time!]] [[Mega Man 3 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man 4 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man 5 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man 6 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man 7 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man 8 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man and Bass (Video Game)|And this time!]]''}}
{{quote| '''Mega Man:''' ''[[Mega Man 1 (Video Game)|This is where you first went wrong!]] [[Mega Man 2 (Video Game)|Then this time!]] [[Mega Man 3 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man 4 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man 5 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man 6 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man 7 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man 8 (Video Game)|And this time!]] [[Mega Man and Bass (Video Game)|And this time!]]''}}
* [[Promoted to Playable]]: Proto Man, via DLC. Unlike Mega Man, he retains his charged buster and slide ability, and can block projectiles with his shield (while jumping). The tradeoff is that [[Glass Cannon|he takes considerably more damage than Mega]] and has a greater [[Knockback]]. He also can't access the store to buy items.
* [[Promoted to Playable]]: Proto Man, via DLC. Unlike Mega Man, he retains his charged buster and slide ability, and can block projectiles with his shield (while jumping). The tradeoff is that [[Glass Cannon|he takes considerably more damage than Mega]] and has a greater [[Knockback]]. He also can't access the store to buy items.
* [[Self Imposed Challenge]]: Several of the achievements are this. Want to try beating the game without using any [[Minimalist Run|special weapons]]? How about without shooting anything [[Pacifist Run|except bosses and mini-bosses]]? [[No Casualties Run|Without dying]]? ''[[No Damage Run|Without getting hit]]''??
* [[Self-Imposed Challenge]]: Several of the achievements are this. Want to try beating the game without using any [[Minimalist Run|special weapons]]? How about without shooting anything [[Pacifist Run|except bosses and mini-bosses]]? [[No Casualties Run|Without dying]]? ''[[No Damage Run|Without getting hit]]''??
** If you thought the regular game was too easy, there are two extra difficulty levels available via DLC; "[[Idiosyncratic Difficulty Levels|Hero Mode]]", and if that's still not enough, "[[Harder Than Hard|Superhero Mode]]".
** If you thought the regular game was too easy, there are two extra difficulty levels available via DLC; "[[Idiosyncratic Difficulty Levels|Hero Mode]]", and if that's still not enough, "[[Harder Than Hard|Superhero Mode]]".
* [[Tennis Boss]]: with the first form of the Wily Machine, since the eggs that it "lays" are the only things that can damage it in this form.
* [[Tennis Boss]]: with the first form of the Wily Machine, since the eggs that it "lays" are the only things that can damage it in this form.
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** The Concrete Shot creates a cement block that can be then used as a stepping stone.
** The Concrete Shot creates a cement block that can be then used as a stepping stone.
** The [[Blow You Away|Tornado Blow]] enables you to jump higher while the wind is in effect.
** The [[Blow You Away|Tornado Blow]] enables you to jump higher while the wind is in effect.
* [[What Measure Is a Non Human]]: Part of the plot explores this a little bit. This game reveals to us that, by law, robots are assigned an expiration date, at which time they are to be disposed of and scrapped. Dr. Wily took advantage of this by convincing Dr. Light's recently-expired robots to allow him to "fix" them so they can live on. Despite his ulterior motives, [[Jerkass Has a Point|Wily still made a compelling argument]].
* [[What Measure Is a Non-Human?]]: Part of the plot explores this a little bit. This game reveals to us that, by law, robots are assigned an expiration date, at which time they are to be disposed of and scrapped. Dr. Wily took advantage of this by convincing Dr. Light's recently-expired robots to allow him to "fix" them so they can live on. Despite his ulterior motives, [[Jerkass Has a Point|Wily still made a compelling argument]].


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Revision as of 17:14, 9 January 2014

After Mega Man 7, Mega Man 8 and Mega Man and Bass that were featured in 16- and 32-bit graphics, respectively, the ninth installment of the Mega Man series saw its return to its 8-bit roots.

Just when people forgot all about Dr. Wily, robots all over the world began going crazy. It soon became apparent that these robots were those created by Dr. Light. As phone calls came pouring in to Light Labs, Dr. Wily interrupted all television programs to announce that these robotic riots were not his doing. He then continued to show video evidence that proved Dr. Light's involvement in the recent violent outbreaks. To make matters worse, Wily gave the account number to his personal bank account and announced that he would accept donations to build his own robot army to counter that of Light. Mega Man quickly volunteered to clear Light's name and was sent out to investigate the source of the problem.

Robot Masters:

  • DLN-065: Concrete Man, weak to Laser Trident, gives Concrete Shot
  • DLN-066: Tornado Man, weak to Plug Ball, gives Tornado Blow
  • DLN-067: Splash Woman, weak to Hornet Chaser, gives the Laser Trident
  • DLN-068: Plug Man, weak to Jewel Satellite, gives Plug Ball
  • DLN-069: Jewel Man, weak to Black Hole Bomb, gives Jewel Satellite
  • DLN-070: Hornet Man, weak to Magma Bazooka, gives the Hornet Chaser
  • DLN-071: Magma Man, weak to Tornado Blow, gives the Magma Bazooka
  • DLN-072: Galaxy Man, weak to Concrete Shot, gives the Black Hole Bomb

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