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Had to revamp to stay original. The older model , while admittedly unoriginal and awkward; their plotted info made no sense whatsoever, their names were ridiculous (Gummy, Snowdrift, Gigawatt, Boombox...), and their weakness chart had little logic. Some were either similar to or inspired by fan ideas that were either scrapped or even blossomed into fan games (i.e. my version of Spore Man and the Spore Man in MAGMML2 looks similar, although I made that before even seeing said one of MAGMML published).

I made drafts of these in a sketchbook in 2018, digging up old ideas never coming into fruition, and as of 2019, I've officially reconstructed:

• Rhino Man > Stampede Man - Safari guide and stampede safety robot

• Gummy Man > Glove Man - Versatile, plastic and junk collecting robot

• Steam Man > Melt Man - Walking foundry robot

• Snowdrift Man > Alp Man - Alps mascot and avalanche safety robot

• Gigawatt Man > Wire Man - Power grid engineer (with cable-like dreadlocks)

• Boombox Man > Audio Man - Social Media personality and versatile musical robot master (with a microphone-like high top fade motif)

• Spore Man> Swamp Man - Swamp monster mascot

• Nightmare Man> Haunt Man - Vineyard vigilante

And the weapons model was inspired by Mega Man 11. The weapons are:

• Herd Stampede - running with two guarding images, Mega Man invincibly charges at opponents, trampling them. He recoils (similarly to the Pile Drive) after the attack. In speed gear, he is quicker and an extra image follows behind.

• Glove Crush - Sends two giant "gloves" gauntlet that claps and crush opponent. Gloves are bigger through power gear.

• Molten Arm - Shoots an arm of magma (like Hard Knuckle) in any direction then burst into four small lava balls like the Salt Water. Shoots two in an acute angle with power gear.

• Avalanche Flow - Triggers a rapid, growing, icy avalanche in the manner of Water Wave. Size may cut off if collision to a wall/terrain takes place.

• Wire Lasso - Sends a thick wire that can grab items, tase opponent and functions like the Wire from MM4, except it also enables you to swing on the ceiling similar to the Thunder Claw and is usable in mid-air.

• Soundwave Barrier - Self-explanatory. It can also amplify jumps and enable Mega Man to bounce off spikes and water.

• Mossy Maelstrom - Sends a moving greenish, boggy waterspout (similar to that of Tengu Man's Tornado Hold). It can also be used for moving certain platforms. Two can be sent parallel through power gear.

• Spirit Harvest - Creates three spiralling, barrier-liker images that destroys enemies functioning both like Yammar Option and the Soul Body.

Updates:
• [1/1/2022]: Remade Mega Man's sprite. Tweaked Alp Man and Swamp Man's sprite.
• [23/5/2022]: Tweaked/Remade Glove Man, Alp Man and Audio Man's sprite.

• See Reference Chart

CAPCOM (c) Mega Man classics series

Description

Had to revamp to stay original. The older model , while admittedly unoriginal and awkward; their plotted info made no sense whatsoever, their names were ridiculous (Gummy, Snowdrift, Gigawatt, Boombox...), and their weakness chart had little logic. Some were either similar to or inspired by fan ideas that were either scrapped or even blossomed into fan games (i.e. my version of Spore Man and the Spore Man in MAGMML2 looks similar, although I made that before even seeing said one of MAGMML published).

I made drafts of these in a sketchbook in 2018, digging up old ideas never coming into fruition, and as of 2019, I've officially reconstructed:

• Rhino Man > Stampede Man - Safari guide and stampede safety robot

• Gummy Man > Glove Man - Versatile, plastic and junk collecting robot

• Steam Man > Melt Man - Walking foundry robot

• Snowdrift Man > Alp Man - Alps mascot and avalanche safety robot

• Gigawatt Man > Wire Man - Power grid engineer (with cable-like dreadlocks)

• Boombox Man > Audio Man - Social Media personality and versatile musical robot master (with a microphone-like high top fade motif)

• Spore Man> Swamp Man - Swamp monster mascot

• Nightmare Man> Haunt Man - Vineyard vigilante

And the weapons model was inspired by Mega Man 11. The weapons are:

• Herd Stampede - running with two guarding images, Mega Man invincibly charges at opponents, trampling them. He recoils (similarly to the Pile Drive) after the attack. In speed gear, he is quicker and an extra image follows behind.

• Glove Crush - Sends two giant "gloves" gauntlet that claps and crush opponent. Gloves are bigger through power gear.

• Molten Arm - Shoots an arm of magma (like Hard Knuckle) in any direction then burst into four small lava balls like the Salt Water. Shoots two in an acute angle with power gear.

• Avalanche Flow - Triggers a rapid, growing, icy avalanche in the manner of Water Wave. Size may cut off if collision to a wall/terrain takes place.

• Wire Lasso - Sends a thick wire that can grab items, tase opponent and functions like the Wire from MM4, except it also enables you to swing on the ceiling similar to the Thunder Claw and is usable in mid-air.

• Soundwave Barrier - Self-explanatory. It can also amplify jumps and enable Mega Man to bounce off spikes and water.

• Mossy Maelstrom - Sends a moving greenish, boggy waterspout (similar to that of Tengu Man's Tornado Hold). It can also be used for moving certain platforms. Two can be sent parallel through power gear.

• Spirit Harvest - Creates three spiralling, barrier-liker images that destroys enemies functioning both like Yammar Option and the Soul Body.

Updates:
• [1/1/2022]: Remade Mega Man's sprite. Tweaked Alp Man and Swamp Man's sprite.
• [23/5/2022]: Tweaked/Remade Glove Man, Alp Man and Audio Man's sprite.

• See Reference Chart

CAPCOM (c) Mega Man classics series