Mega Man (Tiger Electronic)

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“	Mega Man using a gun instead of his arm cannon? Sure! I guess somebody just looked at the atrocious cover to the original Mega Man and thought, "Okay, he's got a gun! Put it in the game!" And how about running out of ammo? Have you ever wanted to play a Mega Man game where you can run out of ammo? Well, this is it.	„
	~ The Nerd reviewing Mega Man 2 on the Tiger Electronic

Background

Mega Man is the main protagonist of the Tiger Electronic Mega Man 2 & Mega Man 3 titles. He is on a journey to face the 8 evil robot masters and defeat the evil Dr. Wily in both Mega Man 2 & 3.

General Information

Name: Mega Man

Origin: Mega Man 2 Tiger Electronic

Sex: Male

Age: Unknown

Classification: Robot

Status: Alive

Alignment: Neutral Good (Fights against the evil Dr. Wily and his robot masters to save the world and even the universe)

Codex Statistics

Tier: Unknown physically, 9-B with weapon

Dimensionality: 3-D

Attack Potency: Unknown physically, Wall level with weapon (Can fight and defeat Robot Masters so strong and devastating that the entire universe is in peril. Could defeat a giant robot)

Durability: Wall level (Can take hits from all the robot masters)

Striking Strength: Unknown

Lifting Strength: Unknown

Travel Speed: Regular Human

Combat Speed: Relativistic+

Reaction Speed: Relativistic+ (Can react to Cut Man who can cut objects while teleporting. Can dodge attacks from Gemini Man, who fires out a laser)

Stamina: Essentially Limitless due to being a robot

Range: Standard Melee Range, Hundreds of Meters with Weapons

Intelligence: Unknown

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Powers and Techniques

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Inorganic Physiology (Non-Living Objects; Mega Man is a robot), Weapon Mastery (Can naturally wield a pistol and fire it in battle. Through stealing Quick Man's boomerang ability and weapon. Through stealing Metal Man's gear ability and weapon. Through Shadow Blade, throws a bladed object at the enemy), Vehicular Mastery (Seaborne Vehicles; Can ride around in a submarine through summoning his dog and having him transform into a submarine. Air Vehicles; With Robot Dog jet, can fly around on this jet), Flight (With Robot Dog jet, can fly around on this jet), Mimicry (Power Mimicry; Can take the ability of the Robot Master defeated), Water Manipulation (Through stealing Bubble Man's bubble ability and weapon), Fire Manipulation (Through stealing Heat Man's fire ability and weapon), Limited Animal Manipulation (Through Snake, attacks by bringing out a snake that craws towards and attacks the enemy), Energy Projection (Can shoot energy projectiles out of his mega buster. Through gemini laser, shoots out a laser), Spike Manipulation (Through needle, shoots out a needle), Electricity Manipulation (Through spark, shoots out a spark shot), Magnetism Manipulation (With magnet, shoots out a magnetic attack)

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Equipment

• Pistol: Mega Man's standard gun that he uses in combat before he stills any of the Robot Master's abilities and weapons.
• Mega Buster: Mega Man's replacement for the pistol in the Mega Man 3 LCD.

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Notable Techniques

• Fire: The weapon ability he stole from Heat Man, shoots out fire.
• Bubble: The weapon ability he stole from Bubble Man, shoots out bubbles.
• Gear: The weapon ability he stole from Metal Man, shoots out gears.
• Boomerang: The weapon ability he stole from Quick Man, shoots out a boomerang.
• Snake: The weapon ability he stole from Snake Man, shoots out snakes to attack opponents.
• Gemini Laser: The weapon ability he stole from Gemini Man, shoots out a laser.
• Needle: The weapon ability he stole from Needle Man, shoots out a needle.
• Shadow Blade: The weapon ability he stole from Shadow Man, shoots out a bladed weapon that goes through opponents.
• Spark: The weapon ability he stole from Spark Man, shoots out an electric spark.
• Magnet: The weapon ability he stole from Magnet Man, shoots out a magnet.

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Other

Standard Tactics: Mega Man will use the ability best suited for him in the combat situation.

Weaknesses: Can run out of ammo with his weapons, in which he has no way to attack.

Trivia

Mega Man 2 wrist game.

• Mega Man 2 was also released as a wrist game.
• Wood Man, Crash Man, Hard Man and Top Man do not appear in the games.
• In Mega Man 2, Mega Man uses a pistol instead of his Mega Buster, similar to Mega Man 2's box art. However, the Mega Buster is used in the LCD Mega Man 3.
• Mega Man's main weapon (Mega Buster) uses energy in the same way of the bosses' Special Weapons.
• The Tiger games do not use passwords like their NES counterparts, and only have endless continues similar to the first Mega Man, forcing the player has to start from the beginning should they die.

Battle Records

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