Are the Megaman 1 Robot Masters Good Again

Mega Human and the Robot Masters from the first two games.

This article is about the form of robots seen in the original Mega Homo series. For the rogue faction of robots seen in the Mega Man: Fully Charged serial, see Robot Masters.

Robot Chief is a name used to refer to humanoid dominate robots from the original Mega Man series that possess a very advanced level of bogus intelligence. Most, if not all, Robot Masters possess a Special Weapon, which can be acquired by Mega Man (and other characters such equally Proto Human and Bass) after the Robot Master is defeated.

Each Robot Primary has a "consciousness", although the level of every "cognitive circuit" embedded within each one of them varies, producing as many unlike "personality" types equally found in people. Like humans, they tin can speak, and have emotional responses like shyness or anger. When Mega Homo fights against a Robot Primary, he takes great intendance to non harm their integrated excursion flake's "cerebral circuit". As long equally the cognitive circuit isn't permanently destroyed, they can be rebuilt any number of times.^[1]

Contents

• 1 Name origin
• two Design
• 3 List of Robot Masters
  • 3.i DLN and DWN series
    • 3.one.1 000-008 (Mega Human being and Mega Human Powered Up)
    • 3.1.2 009-016 (Mega Man 2)
    • 3.ane.3 017-024 (Mega Man 3)
    • 3.i.4 025-032 (Mega Man 4)
    • 3.1.5 033-040 (Mega Human being 5)
    • 3.1.six 041-048 (Mega Human being 6)
    • 3.1.7 049-056 (Mega Human seven)
    • iii.1.8 057-064 (Mega Human 8)
    • 3.1.9 065-072 (Mega Man 9)
    • 3.1.ten 073-080 (Mega Homo ten)
    • 3.1.xi 081-088 (Mega Man 11)
    • 3.1.12 Others
  • three.2 KGN series
  • three.iii MKN series
  • 3.4 SRN serial
  • 3.v WWN serial
  • 3.6 Other series
  • iii.seven Unknown/Others
    • 3.seven.ane Mega Man (DOS) series
    • 3.7.two Dimensions
    • three.vii.3 Rockman Strategy
    • iii.7.4 Rockman Xover
    • 3.7.five Pachislot Rockman Power
• iv Robot Masters in other media
  • 4.1 Mega Man Maniax
  • 4.ii Captain Northward: The Game Master
  • iv.3 Mega Man: Upon a Star
  • 4.four Mega Man: Fully Charged
  • 4.5 Mega Man (Dreamwave Productions)
  • four.6 Mega Homo (Archie Comics)
    • 4.half dozen.one Roboticized Masters
    • 4.half-dozen.2 Short Circuits
  • 4.7 Other robots
• 5 Support Units
• vi Videos
• 7 See too
• viii References
• 9 External links

Proper name origin

A selection of Robot Masters of Mega Man 2 through Mega Man 10, as well as the Robot Masters from Mega Homo & Bass and the Genesis Unit in Worlds Collide, led by Rouge Woman.

The name "Robot Primary" was first used in the North American educational activity manual of Mega Man iii in 1990, where it was used to identify the eight master robot bosses from the Stage Select Screen, and continued existence used until 1994, last appearing in the manuals of Mega Man half-dozen, Mega Human 5 and Mega Human's Soccer. In the showtime game's manual they were called "Humanoids" (a proper noun later used for "cyborgs" in the Mega Man ZX series). In Japan they are known every bit the Numbers (virtually beingness the Wily Numbers), and they are likewise known every bit "boss characters", "Wily'south robots", and similar names.^[2]

Being present in instruction manuals, the term "Robot Master" was used past many gaming magazines and websites, the term became popular amongst fans and it was expanded to exist used for most humanoid robots from the original series as well those from the stage select screen. However, in that location isn't an official classification of what defines if a robot is or not a Robot Primary. To avoid discrepancies, in this wiki it is mainly used as a comprehensive term for all known Numbers, robots with advanced A.I. that possess a unique known identification code, consisting of a two-letter "series code" followed by one of "Northward", "No.", or "#", so a three-digit "serial number", the Light Numbers being the first to announced.^[3] Other humanoid bosses such equally Copy Robot, Dr. Robot, and the four Night Man robots are considered special bosses instead of Numbers.^[four] Exceptions for this are robots included in the book Mega Man: Robot Primary Field Guide (Doc Robot, the Nighttime Man serial, Duo, Rex, Fake Man, and Sunstar) and similar characters, particularly if they are bosses from the stage select, take "Man"/"Woman" in the stop of their name (enemies like Pickelman, Shotman, and Shadow Mega Man are not considered), and take a Special Weapon. If they don't fit these criteria, they will not be referred as Robot Masters fifty-fifty if they are humanoid robots with advanced AI, such as Auto, Plum, Fan, Karate 003, etc.

The term was also used in other media, such as the Archie Comics Mega Man series and in Mega Human: Fully Charged.^{[5] [6]}

Design

Robot Masters generally have a theme that fit their name, appearance, environs, minions, weapon and weakness. For case, Wood Man has a tree theme, giving him a wood-similar appearance and a leaf-based ability. His level is forest-themed, every bit are his robot underlings, and, like a tree, he is weak to burn down and cutting attacks. Fortress bosses like Male monarch, playable characters like Bass, or support characters like Roll generally practise non have such themes.

Dr. Low-cal believes it is important that his robots have a adept epitome to present. For instance, he could have done Guts Homo smaller, but decided to make him every bit he did to give a good impression.^[3]

In Hitoshi Ariga's Mega Man Megamix and Mega Man Gigamix novels, a recurring design element found on most of the Wily Numbers is a chugalug buckle adorned with a West. Opposite this, the Light Numbers feature an R (due to the translation of Dr. Light's name from Dr. Right) on their chests. Dr. Cossack's robots and the robots of Mega Man 6, who were built past individual nations, lack any particular distinctive symbol of their own.

List of Robot Masters

Each Robot Master from Dr. Light and Dr. Wily accept a series number, listed in the format of DLN-000, DLN000, or DLN. 000. Certain series simply have two digits (the MWN serial, specifically), whereas the remainder have iii digit series codes. Those robots have different serials, simply share the aforementioned numbering sequence. They are numbered past order of creation.^[4]

In Archie Comics' Mega Man comic book serial, Robot Masters are numbered after the time of their conception, not of their creation.^[7] For example, DWN-018 Magnet Man was finished earlier DWN-017 Needle Man in the comic. Additionally, several Robot Masters featured in other games, like Plant Human, Centaur Man, and Pump Man, are shown to have been constructed some time before the events based on Mega Human three, and some take a serial number not present in the games, like Time Homo and Oil Man.

The name of the Robot Masters have alternate spelling depending of the source, some having space between the first role of their proper name and "Man", and others not. For instance, Mega Man is the only Robot Primary in the English version of Mega Man & Bass to have his proper name together, while other Robot Masters have a space in their names. In Mega Man: Powered Up, the changed is truthful. There is also a few instances where their names are written equally "NameMan". For convenience, the name of all Robot Masters are written with space in this wiki, since this is the nearly used transcription outside Japan. Japanese names such as Rockman are written without space.

Beneath is a listing of the various Robot Main serial from the classic Mega Man series:

DLN and DWN series

The DLN (Doctor Light Number) series are robots created by Dr. Light. This series is known as the DRN series in Nihon, after Dr. Light'southward Japanese name, Dr. Right.

The DWN (Doctor Wily Northumber) series are robots created or remodeled past Dr. Wily. Their numbering picks up from where the DLN series leaves off, which he modified and used in his outset attempt to conquer the world.

All Wily Numbers from Mega Man 2 to 7 and half dozen of the Numbers from Mega Man 8 were created equally function of a boss character contest held past Capcom.

000-008 (Mega Man and Mega Man Powered Upward)

The robots in Mega Man and Mega Man Powered Up were created past Dr. Lite (with the assistance of Dr. Wily in some sources). Six (eight in Mega Man Powered Upwardly) of them were reprogrammed past Wily to serve his evil purposes, but later on Wily'due south defeat, Dr. Lite manages to fix them and they serve their initial functions.^[3]

Fourth dimension Man and Oil Human being were not given a series number in Mega Human being Powered Upwardly. In the second story arc of Archie Comics' Mega Man comic book series, they are referred to as DLN-00A (Time Human being) and DLN-00B (Oil Man), which is an experimental line-up.

• DLN. 000 Proto Man (Blues), the get-go DLN created (introduced in Mega Human iii under the pseudonym Break Man).
• DLN. 001 Mega Man (Rockman), the protagonist. Originally created as Rock (Mega in Mega Man Powered Upwardly).
• DLN. 002 Roll
• DLN. 003 Cut Man
• DLN. 004 Guts Homo
• DLN. 005 Ice Man
• DLN. 006 Bomb Man
• DLN. 007 Fire Man
• DLN. 008 Elec Man
• Time Homo (DLN. 00A in Archie Comics)
• Oil Man (DLN. 00B in Archie Comics)

009-016 (Mega Man 2)

• DWN. 009 Metal Man
• DWN. 010 Air Man
• DWN. 011 Bubble Man
• DWN. 012 Quick Human being
• DWN. 013 Crash Homo (Clashman)
• DWN. 014 Flash Human being
• DWN. 015 Estrus Human
• DWN. 016 Forest Human being

017-024 (Mega Man 3)

With the exception of Shadow Man, the robots from Mega Man iii were supposedly created by Dr. Wily and Dr. Light together,^[8] only they are listed as part of the DWN serial. The Mega Man: Official Complete Works shows artwork of an RW logo (right image), suggesting they planned to brand apparent the doctors' cooperative endeavor in the game. Moreover, this logo tin can exist seen in Magnet Man's stage.

In early versions of the manga Mega Man Megamix, these robots are known every bit DRWN series (Doctor Right and Wily Northumbers), but were later changed to exist robots adult by Dr. Wily without Dr. Light. In the Archie Comics series, Ra Moon serves every bit the initial creator of these Robot Masters, who are based on the designs of Dr. Wily and Dr. Calorie-free instead of beingness congenital by them, the exception being Shadow Man who was found in Ra Moon's ruins and reactivated. However, it was stated that Wily redesigned Shadow Man before having Ra Moon restore him, so his upgraded form may also have been conceived by both doctors.^[nine]

• DWN. 017 Needle Man
• DWN. 018 Magnet Human
• DWN. 019 Gemini Homo
• DWN. 020 Difficult Human
• DWN. 021 Top Man
• DWN. 022 Snake Man
• DWN. 023 Spark Human being
• DWN. 024 Shadow Man

025-032 (Mega Man 4)

The eight robots from Mega Man 4 were created past Dr. Cossack, just are listed as part of the DWN series because Wily remodeled them, making them his ain robots.^[10]

They are listed nether a DCN (Doctor Cossack Due northumber) series number in the Mega Human being Megamix manga, as they are still Cossack's robots.

• DWN. 025 Bright Man
• DWN. 026 Toad Man
• DWN. 027 Drill Human being
• DWN. 028 Pharaoh Man
• DWN. 029 Ring Man
• DWN. 030 Dust Human being
• DWN. 031 Swoop Man
• DWN. 032 Skull Man

033-040 (Mega Man 5)

These robots were created by Dr. Wily and used to frame Proto Man of his attempt to accept over the world, being led by a fake Proto Human.

• DWN. 033 Gravity Man
• DWN. 034 Wave Man
• DWN. 035 Stone Human
• DWN. 036 Gyro Human
• DWN. 037 Star Man
• DWN. 038 Charge Man
• DWN. 039 Napalm Man
• DWN. 040 Crystal Man

041-048 (Mega Man 6)

These robots' creators are unknown as they came from various countries from around the world to participate in the Start Almanac Robot Tournament. Notwithstanding, they were taken command of by Dr. Wily (bearded every bit Mr. X) and, like Dr. Cossack'due south robots, are considered to exist function of the DWN series.

The Rockman 6 manga suggests that they were created by Dr. Wily, as he uses them as seed players to decide which robots would enter in the tournament, destroying all participants. In the manga Mega Man Megamix they are known as the MXN (Thousandister X Number) serial.

• DWN. 041 Blizzard Man
• DWN. 042 Centaur Man
• DWN. 043 Flame Man
• DWN. 044 Knight Homo
• DWN. 045 Constitute Man (In Archie Comics his number is DAN-001, which stands for "Dr. Astil Number". DAN is besides the acronym from the "Physician Auto Numbers" in Mega Homo Maniax and Master Albert'due south creations in Mega Man ZX Advent.)
• DWN. 046 Tomahawk Man
• DWN. 047 Air current Man
• DWN. 048 Yamato Man

049-056 (Mega Homo vii)

Some of these robots were created by Dr. Wily, while others were stolen and repurposed.

• DWN. 049 Freeze Man
• DWN. 050 Junk Man
• DWN. 051 Burst Man
• DWN. 052 Cloud Man
• DWN. 053 Spring Man
• DWN. 054 Slash Man
• DWN. 055 Shade Man
• DWN. 056 Turbo Homo

057-064 (Mega Man 8)

Simply like Mega Man vii, some of these robots were created by Dr. Wily while the rest were stolen and repurposed.

• DWN. 057 Tengu Man
• DWN. 058 Astro Man
• DWN. 059 Sword Man
• DWN. 060 Clown Man
• DWN. 061 Search Man
• DWN. 062 Frost Man
• DWN. 063 Grenade Man
• DWN. 064 Aqua Man

065-072 (Mega Human being 9)

The 8 robots from Mega Human being 9 follow the numbering pattern after Mega Man 8, although they were created by Dr. Light and reprogrammed by Dr. Wily. In the Archie Comics at least some of them were built earlier the robots of Mega Man iii, merely retain the same numbering organization presumably due to those robots (and others) being designed first.

• DLN. 065 Concrete Human being
• DLN. 066 Tornado Man
• DLN. 067 Splash Woman
• DLN. 068 Plug Man
• DLN. 069 Jewel Homo
• DLN. 070 Hornet Man
• DLN. 071 Magma Man
• DLN. 072 Galaxy Human being

073-080 (Mega Man ten)

Like Mega Man 6, the creators of these robots are unknown, merely they are considered part of the DWN series. The Bonus Track in the Rockman 10 Image Soundtrack suggests that Wily had planned in advance to infect certain robots in social club with Roboenza.

• DWN. 073 Blade Man
• DWN. 074 Pump Man
• DWN. 075 Commando Man
• DWN. 076 Chill Human
• DWN. 077 Sheep Human
• DWN. 078 Strike Homo
• DWN. 079 Nitro Man
• DWN. 080 Solar Man

081-088 (Mega Man 11)

These robots have a variety of manufacturers, including Tundra Human being's Cossack Robot Laboratories, simply their numbers continue the DWN pattern fromMega Man 10. Dr. Wily kidnaps all 8 robots at the commencement of the game, reprograms them, and equips each of them with his Double Gear Organisation device.

• DWN. 081 Cake Man
• DWN. 082 Fuse Man
• DWN. 083 Blast Human being
• DWN. 084 Acid Man
• DWN. 085 Tundra Man
• DWN. 086 Torch Human being
• DWN. 087 Touch on Man (Pileman)
• DWN. 088 Bounciness Man (Rubberman)

Others

• DWN. ∞: Cipher^[11] - An advanced robot in his own class comparable to X, but classified in common terms every bit a Reploid.

KGN series

The KGN (ThouinThou Number) series are robots working for King in Mega Man & Bass. King built/recruited six of his own robots to lead his rebellion, having his ain series, while two robots from Mega Human 8 (Tengu Man and Astro Man) joined in Male monarch's rebellion.

The King Numbers were designed by manga artists Hitoshi Ariga, Shigeto Ikehara, and Kōji Izuki.

• KGN. 001 Dynamo Man
• KGN. 002 Cold Man
• KGN. 003 Ground Man
• KGN. 004 Pirate Man
• KGN. 005 Burner Man
• KGN. 006 Magic Homo

MKN series

The MKN (Thouega Human Killer Northumber) series, known in Japan equally the RKN (Rockman Killer Northwardumber, Mega Homo'southward Japanese name) series, are the robots created by Dr. Wily specially to kill Mega Human being. In some sources related to Mega Human: Dr. Wily'south Revenge, Enker is designated as a "Mega Man Hunter" instead of Mega Homo Killer.

Quint is not part of the MKN series, but serves an coordinating office in Mega Human being II and appears alongside them in Mega Man V.

• MKN. 001 Enker
• MKN. 002 Punk
• MKN. 003 Ballade

SRN series

The SRN (Sstep Ruler Number) series are robots from Mega Human being V known known as Stardroids (Space Rulers in Japan). Dr. Wily institute these robots in mysterious ruins from an ancient alien civilization and did small modifications to them, using them in an endeavor to conquer the world.^[12] They have the name of celestial bodies from the Solar System. Like the Stardroids, Sunstar is some other robot excavated from the mysterious ruins, but it is implied that he was non modified by Wily.

• SRN. 001 Terra
• SRN. 002 Mercury
• SRN. 003 Venus
• SRN. 004 Mars
• SRN. 005 Jupiter
• SRN. 006 Saturn
• SRN. 007 Uranus
• SRN. 008 Pluto
• SRN. 009 Neptune

WWN series

The WWN (Wily Westars Northwardumber)^[thirteen] series, known in Nihon as the MWN (Mega World Number) series, are the 3 robots from the Genesis Unit, known as Mega World Corps (メガワールドぐんだん , Mega Wārudo Gundan ) in Japan, that appeared on the Wily Tower style in Mega Man: The Wily Wars (known as Rockman Mega World in Nippon). The iii are based on the characters of the Chinese novel Journey to the Westward. In some sources, like the Japanese Rockman & Forte database, their serials only accept 2 numbers instead of 3. Mega Man doesn't obtain a Special Weapon after defeating them.

• WWN. 01 Buster Rod G
• WWN. 02 Mega Water S
• WWN. 03 Hyper Storm H

Other series

• SWN. 001 Bass (Forte) is the only Special Wily Due northumber, a special robot designed past Dr. Wily.

• Ra Thor is referred by Wily equally the New Wily Number 1 (新ワイリーナンバー1 , Shin Wairī Nanbā 1 ).

• ???-??? Quint is Mega Man from the future, captured and modified by Dr. Wily, thus not having an specific series number.^[14] Due to his origin, Mega Man: Robot Main Field Guide lists him as DLN. 001. Dr. Wily'due south Robots 101 lists him every bit SVN. 001, or "Special Variation Number."

Unknown/Others

Robots that don't have whatsoever known serial numbers to them, beingness unknown if they can be considered Robot Masters.

• Mega Man X (Rockman Ten) - Like Null was Dr. Wily'southward terminal cosmos, X was Dr. Low-cal's concluding creation. Even so, different Null, it is unknown if X was given a number. This robot was sealed until discovered by Dr. Cain, and was used equally a template to create the Reploids, of which X is known equally by common terms
• Copy Robots
• Doc Robot^[15]
• Dark Man serial^[15]
• Duo^[15]
• King^[15]
• Fake Man^[15]
• Sunstar^[15]
• Mega Man? - An imposter of Mega Man featured in Mega Human Powered Up.
• Rockman Shadow - A prototype robot designed using mid-21st century engineering; discarded by Dr. Wily in exchange for Quint. The leader of the Dimensions.

Scrapped characters:

• Bond Man
• Boss grapheme contest submissions
• Custom characters

Mega Man (DOS) serial

These robots are led by the peacekeeping supercomputer CRORQ who had fallen under Dr. Wily'due south control. They appeared in the DOS games Mega Man and Mega Man 3. Iv of the dominate names from Mega Man 3 were later on reused for other unrelated bosses in future games; those bosses are indicated with a dagger (†). Ii of the other Mega Homo three bosses had names that were subsequently reused for Mega Man Battle Network NetNavis, and are marked with a double dagger (‡). Additionally, the name Sonic Homo was used for Sonic's roboticized grade in Worlds Unite.

Mega Human being

• Sonic Human being
• Volt Man
• Dyna Man

Mega Man 3

• Bit Man
• Shark Man ‡
• Wave Homo †
• Oil Homo †
• Blade Human †
• Torch Man †‡

Dimensions

The Dimensions are robots that work for Rockman Shadow and traveled from the future with the purpose of destroying the earth in Rockman & Forte: Mirai Kara no Chōsensha.

• Dangan Man
• Konro Human
• Aircon Man
• Komuso Homo
• Clock Men
• Compass Man

Rockman Strategy

The game contains alien robots that, except for their 2 leaders, are named after the twelve astrological signs.

• Aries
• Taurus
• Gemini
• Cancer
• Leo
• Virgo
• Libra
• Scorpio
• Sagittarius
• Capricorn
• Aquarius
• Pisces
• Luna
• Apollo

Rockman Xover

Characters created in contests.

• Arcade Man
• Tablet Human being
• Daruman
• Sudachi Woman
• Hanabi Man
• Udon Man

Pachislot Rockman Ability

The Wily Numbers from the Dr. Wily in Pachislot Rockman Ability. Their numbering is unknown.

• Choice Man
• Coin Woman
• Lever Human
• Replay Human being
• Contrary Man
• Chance Man

Robot Masters in other media

Mega Man Maniax

The DAN (Doctor Auto Number) series, known equally DRTN (Doctor RightoT Number) in Japan, are the robots made past Automobile in Hitoshi Ariga's brusk serial, Dr. Auto's Laboratory, which was part of the Mega Man Maniax shorts. They were designed by fans who submitted their designs to Ariga, who then remade them for his shorts and gave credit to the original artists.

• DAN. 001 Surprise Man
• DAN. 002 Milkshake Man
• DAN. 003 Giga Car
• DAN. 004 Massage Homo
• DAN. 005 TV Man
• DAN. 006 Watermelon Man
• DAN. 007 Submarine Human being
• DAN. 008 Sexy Man
• Maneki-neko Man
• Belfry Man

Captain N: The Game Master

• Garbage Man
• Mega Girl (Although one can argue she is this continuity'due south equivalent to Roll)

Mega Man: Upon a Star

• Samurai Human
• Magma Men

Mega Man: Fully Charged

Robot Masters are a rogue faction of robots that strive for robot supremacy over humankind, and crusade chaos in club while attempting to recruit others to their cause. They originally worked for Sergeant Breaker Night,^{[six] [xvi]} and later for Skull Homo.

Mega Man (Dreamwave Productions)

• Avalanche Man
• Express Homo
• Multi Man

Mega Human being (Archie Comics)

In the Archie Comics Mega Man series, Robot Masters are a new generation of robots with advanced A.I. systems created past Dr. Low-cal and Dr. Wily.^[5] The serial also introduced new Robot Master characters, the offset being Convulse Woman, who is designated a "Lalinde Model Number" due to being created by Dr. Noele Lalinde. A 2nd Lalinde Number was after introduced, based on an unused concept design for Hornet Homo.

• LMN-001 Quake Woman
• LMN-002 Vesper Woman

Roboticized Masters

During the Worlds Collide crossover with the Sonic the Hedgehog comic universe, Dr. Wily teamed upward with Sonic's arch-nemesis, Dr. Eggman, to capture Sonic's friends, and plow them into special robots that were modified with Robot Master applied science. The Roboticized Masters are also given designations based on the typical formula, including EWN (presumably "Eggman Wily Number") and a iii digit number. However, almost of the EWN series did not take their numbers specified during the story, except for Shadow Man, Silver Man, and Blaze Woman. Rose Woman and Duke Human being are mentioned to exist EWN-001 and 002, and the Chaotix are EWN-006 to 008. Tails Man and Rouge Woman didn't had their numbers revealed, the numbers listed below being a "approximate" as they were the first and last Roboticized Masters, respectively. In Worlds Unite, Sonic and Mega Man were transformed into Roboticized Masters.

• "EWN-000" Tails Human
• EWN-001 or 002 Rose Adult female
• EWN-001 or 002 Duke Homo
• EWN-003 Shadow Homo
• EWN-004 Argent Human being
• EWN-005 Blaze Adult female
• EWN-006/seven/8 Charmy Man
• EWN-006/vii/8 Espio Man
• EWN-006/seven/8 Vector Man
• "EWN-009" Rouge Adult female

• Sonic Man
• M'egga Man

Short Circuits

The Short Circuits strips have also featured "new" Robot Masters, only only for humorous purposes.

• Origami Man
• Police Man
• Big Man (Roboticized Master)
• Dubstep Human being
• Comedy Chimp Man (Roboticized Master)
• Crawling Human being
• Motion Sickness Homo
• Fragile Human
• I Can't Find My Keys, Man!

Other robots

• Wily Blues (Rockman: Yomigaeru Blues)
• Build Man (Mega Man Megamix)
• Guess Man (Mega Man Megamix)
• Armor Man (Rockman 4Koma Dai Koushin)
• Bukinashi Man (Rockman 4Koma Dai Koushin)
• Rockman Brazil ("Rock and Blitz")

Support Units

Back up units are robots that assist humans and Robot Masters.

Dr. Low-cal:

• Rush
• Eddie
• Tango
• Auto
• Mariachi (Archie Comics' Short Circuits)

Dr. Cossack:

• Beat

Dr. Wily:

• Reggae
• Treble
• Sakugarne

Videos

Mega Man All Dominate Robot Masters

All enemy robot masters IN ONE VIDEO

See also

• Reploid
• NetNavi
• Robot Masters listed by alphabetic order
• Robot Masters listed past their serial numbers

References

1. ↑ The Reploid Research Lavatory: Enquire Me 3: The Last Lesson!? (Club Capcom magazine)
2. ↑ Legends of Localization: Q&A: What are Mega Man "Robot Masters" Called in Japan?
3. ↑ ^{iii.0 3.ane 3.2} Dr. Light's Research Journal
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.i} Rockman & Rockman X Daizukan page 58
5. ↑ ^{5.0 five.i} "Ladies and gentlemen, I give you lot the next generation of robots--the Robot Masters!" (...) "These Robot Masters will all have advanced A.I. systems that will allow them to perform circuitous tasks, collaborate with people, and direct other robots in their duties." - Dr. Low-cal, Mega Man #1
6. ↑ ^{6.0 half dozen.ane} "Mega Man is over. Today is the dawn of the Robot Masters." - Lord Obsidian, The Gauntlet Office I
7. ↑ "Granted, I did jump ahead in my concept notes, but..." - Dr. Light talking almost DLN-065 Concrete Man in Mega Man #17
8. ↑ Rockman 10 Years History Book page 89: "The Numbers appearing in 'Rockman 3' were supposed to be jointly developed by Dr. Right and Dr. Wily, so, strictly speaking, it might be correct to say their model number is 'DR&W.Due north.'."
9. ↑ Dr. Calorie-free: "Those look like my designs. Are they--?"
   Dr. Wily: "Yes, the ones we codeveloped that Ra Moon stole!"
   Mega Man #36
10. ↑ The Reploid Inquiry Lavatory: Dr. "I'm Always" Right Breaks It Downwardly (Club Capcom mag)
11. ↑ Visible in the background of the Mega Man Zero iii stage Surface area X-ii. Also, in the Japanese version of Mega Man X2, Sigma mentions that Aught is the concluding of the Wily Numbers.
12. ↑ Saishinban Rockman Super Daihyakka, Kodansha, May 1997, ISBN four-06-103310-seven, Page 102.
13. ↑ UDON's English version of Mega Man Official Complete Works and Mega Man Megamix volume three.
14. ↑ Rockman & Rockman X Daizukan page 72
15. ↑ ^{15.0 15.ane 15.2 xv.3 15.4 15.5} Mega Homo: Robot Master Field Guide
16. ↑ "But if I told y'all I have the ability to brand you lot corking over again? I can make you a Robot Master." - Sergeant Breaker Nighttime, Trust Your Guts, Man!

External links

• Robot Masters at Mobius Encyclopedia, the Archie Sonic wiki
• Robot Masters at Sonic News Network

Mega Human series

Main characters Mega Human being • Scroll • Dr. Light • Dr. Wily • Proto Human being • Bass • Duo • Dr. Cossack • Kalinka • King Auto • Rush • Treble • Eddie • Shell • Tango • Reggae • Cutting Man • Guts Man • Robot Masters Principal games Mega Human • 2 • three • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • ix • ten • 11 Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge • Mega Man 2 • III • 4 • V Mega Man & Bass • Mega Man: The Ability Battle • Mega Homo two: The Power Fighters • Mega Homo's Soccer Mega Man Battle & Chase • RockBoard • Super Adventure Rockman • Mega Human Powered Upward Mega Human: The Wily Wars • Rockman Complete Works (Pokeroku) • Mega Human being Legacy Drove • Mega Man Legacy Drove 2 Mega Homo Universe (cancelled) Lists of Enemies Mega Man • 2 • 3 • four • 5 • six • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • eleven Mega Human: Dr. Wily's Revenge • Mega Man II • III • Iv • V Mega Man & Bass Harm Data Charts Mega Human • two • 3 • 4 • 5 • six • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • xi Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge • Mega Man Two • Three • Iv • 5 Mega Homo & Bass • Rockman & Forte: Mirai Kara no Chōsensha • The Power Boxing • The Ability Fighters Powered Up • The Wily Wars Game Scripts Mega Human being • two • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • vii • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 Mega Human: Dr. Wily'due south Revenge • Mega Homo II • 3 • IV • 5 Mega Man & Bass • Rockman & Forte: Mirai Kara no Chōsensha • The Power Battle • The Power Fighters Powered Up • The Wily Wars Media Captain N: The Game Main • Mega Man (Ruby-Spears) • Mega Man: Upon a Star • Mega Man: Fully Charged Mega Human (Dreamwave Productions) • Mega Man (Archie Comics) Mega Human Megamix • Mega Man Gigamix • Mega Man Maniax • Mega Man Mastermix • Rockman Tanjou Densetsu Rockman (manga series) • Rockman 8 • Rockman & Forte • Rockman ten -Extra F- • Rockman 11 Rockman 4Koma Dai Koushin • Rockman: Boxing & Hunt Miscellaneous Special Weapon (List • Strengths) • Speed Runs • Wily Castle

Mega Human being (Archie Comics)

Chief characters Mega Human • Dr. Calorie-free • Curl • Auto • Rush • Dr. Wily • Dr. Cossack • Proto Man • Robot Masters Archie Comics characters Gilbert D. Stern • Roslyn Krantz • Pedro Astil • Dr. Noele Lalinde • Quake Adult female - Emerald Spears - Harvey Greenleaf • Xander Payne • Theo Payne • Simone Miller Archie Comics elements Titanium Park • Quake Drill • Mesa Lab • Wily Walker • Star Marshals • Kuiper Droids Issues #1 • #2 • #3 • #four • #5 • #6 • #7 • #eight • #9 • #10 • #xi • #12 • #13 • #xiv • #15 • #16 • #17 • #18 • #19 • #20 #21 • #22 • #23 • #24 • #25 • #26 • #27 • #28 • #29 • #30 • #31 • #32 • #33 • #34 • #35 • #36 • #37 • #38 • #39 • #40 #41 • #42 • #43 • #44 • #45 • #46 • #47 • #48 • #49 • #50 • #51 • #52 • #53 • #54 • #55 Graphic Novels Mega Human Vol. 1 - Allow the Games Begin! • Mega Man Vol. ii - Time Keeps Slipping • Mega Man Vol. iii - The Render of Dr. Wily Mega Human Vol. iv - Spiritus Ex Machina • Mega Man Vol. 5 - Rock of Ages • Mega Human being Vol. 6 - Breaking Point Mega Human being Vol. seven - Blackout: The Curse of Ra Moon • Mega Homo Vol. 8 - Redemption • Mega Man Vol. ix - Dawn of X Mega Homo Vol. 10 - Legends of the Blueish Bomber • Mega Human Vol. xi - The Ultimate Betrayal Free Comic Book Day 2012 • 2013 • 2014 • 2015 Miscellaneous Worlds Collide (Template) • Worlds Unite (Template) • Brusk Circuits • Timeline

Mega Man: Fully Charged
Episodes
Throwing Shade Office I • Throwing Shade Part II • Drilling Deep • Videodrone • Delight Rush Home • Bonfire of Glory • Squeamish on Ice Hard Times in Silicon City • Tripping the Light Fantastic • Running Wild • Unfriendly Competition • Opposites Attract I.C.E. (In Case of Emergency) • Trust Your Guts, Man! • Drill of the Hunt • Power Cycle • Bored to be Wild Enter the Forest Man • Lightfall Role I • Lightfall Role II • Blitz to Greatness • SWISH • Minus Mini • A Cut Above A Bot and His Dog • This Human being, This Homo Man • A Guilded Muzzle • To Air Is Robot • Watt's Happening?! • Arctic Out, Bruh Large Bad Dreams • License to Drill • All Good in the Woods • Fire Homo in the Hole • A Split Stop • All Play and No Work More More than More! • Blast Resort • Too Much Is Never Plenty • The Bluster Agglomeration • Information technology's Chemistry, Human • Blossom Power • Enemy of my Enemy • Quondam School • This Is Not a Drill • A Man Man For All Seasons • Alter the Accuse • Hide And Secrets • Make The Cut • Panic in the Lighthouse • The Gauntlet Part I • The Gauntlet Part Ii
Characters
Aki Calorie-free (Mega Man) • Mega Mini • Suna Calorie-free • Bert Wily • Dr. Low-cal • Rush • Sgt. Night Master 100100 • Peter Punkowski • Ashley Adderley • Daini (Namagem) • Skilful Society • Man Man • Hal Fire Man • Drill Man • Hypno Adult female • Wave Homo • Ice Man • Blasto Woman • Air Man Chemistry Man • Guts Man • Elec Man • Wood Human • Junk Homo • Cut Human • Hoover Gang • Chaotique • The Rant Bunch • Miss CHO • Drill Man Senior

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