Super Mario Bros. Crossover/Characters/Mega Man

Mega Man
Original Game	Mega Man
Features	Slide Rush Coil Charge Shot Variable Weapons System
Advantage	Highest jump (with Rush Coil) Powerful charged shots Can shoot through pipes
Disadvantage	Low damage Can only shoot in only two directions

Mega Man, known as Rockman (ロックマン Rokkuman) in Japan, is a character in Super Mario Bros. Crossover. He is originally from the Mega Man series and retains his normal abilities from the series.

Controls

• Pressing the Left or Right buttons will cause Mega Man to move left or right.
• Pressing the Jump button will cause Mega Man to jump.
  • Pressing Down + Jump will cause Mega Man to slide, enabling him to enter low areas.
• Pressing the Attack button will cause Mega Man to shoot his buster.
  • While Mega Man has a Super Mushroom, holding the Attack button will charge up his buster, and releasing the Attack button will cause Mega Man to shoot a stronger shot.
• Pressing the Special button will cycle through collected power-ups.
• Pressing the Select button will also cycle through his collected power-ups, but in the opposite direction of the Special button.

Power-ups

	Mega Buster	Allows Mega Man to shoot up to three shots at once Shots can pass through walls and pipes Damage: 100 Mega Man begins with this
	Mushroom	Provides Mega Man with one extra hit Allows Mega Man to pick up other weapons Restores half of the weapons lost from getting hit Gives Mega Man the ability to charge his Mega Buster The Proto Man and Break Man skins begin with the ability to charge the Mega Buster
	Super Arm	Allows Mega Man to lift and throw bricks Consumes 2 units of weapon energy Damage: Brick: 400 Debris: 200
	Metal Blade	Throws a metal blade that can be thrown in eight different directions Consumes 1 unit of weapon energy Damage: 200
	Hard Knuckle	Shoots Mega Man's fist and can be steered slightly up and down Pierces armor Consumes 2 units of weapon energy Damage: 800
	Pharaoh Shot	Throws a ball of energy that can be thrown in six different directions Consumes 1 unit of weapon energy Damage: 150 Can be charged When charged, a large ball of energy floats above Mega Man's head, dealing damage Consumes 2 units of weapon energy Damage: Medium charge: 200 Full charge: 400
	Charge Kick	Allows Mega Man to damage enemies while sliding Consumes 1 unit of weapon energy Damage: 300
	Flame Blast	Shoots a ball of flame that creates a temporary pillar of fire when it touches the ground or a wall Consumes 1 unit of weapon energy Damage: 300
	Water Shield	Creates a barrier of eight bubbles that circle around Mega Man Pressing the Attack button will cause the bubbles to shoot outward from Mega Man Consumes 4 units of weapon energy to create the barrier Damage: 300/bubble
	Rush Coil	Rush teleports down, allowing Mega Man to get a high jump off of his back Consumes 3 units of weapon energy Mega Man begins with Rush Coil
	Weapon Energy Balancer	When collecting weapon energy pellets or capsules, the energy goes to the weapon with the least remaining energy
	Weapon Energy Pellet / Capsule	Restores weapon energy to the weapon Mega Man currently has equipped Pellets restore 2 units Capsules restore 10 units
	Starman	Mega Man becomes invincible for a limited time, enabling him to defeat enemies by touching them Grants Mega Man unlimited weapon energy for the duration of the invincibility

Skins Currently in the Game

• Mega Man (NES, from the Mega Man series)
• Mega Man (SNES, recolor of Mega Man from the Mega Man series)
• Mega Man (GB, from Rockman: Battle and Fighters)
• Rock (NES, from Mega Man 9)
• Rock (SNES, recolor of Mega Man from Mega Man 9)
• Proto Man (NES, from Mega Man 9)
• Proto Man (SNES, recolor of Proto Man from Mega Man 9)
• Proto Man (GB, from Rockman: Battle and Fighters)
• Break Man (NES, from Mega Man 3)
• Break Man (SNES, recolor of Break Man from Mega Man 3)
• Roll (NES, from Mega Man (mobile))
• Rokko Chan (NES, from Rokko Chan)

Upcoming

• Mega Man (NES, Sharp X1-style edit of Mega Man from the Mega Man series)
• Mega Man (NES, Atari-style edit of Mega Man from the Mega Man series)
• Cut Man (NES, from Mega Man)
• Ice Man (NES, from Mega Man)

Skin Differences

• Proto Man (NES), Proto Man (SNES), Proto Man (GB), Break Man (NES), Break Man (SNES)
  • Has a lower shot height
  • Can only have two shots on the screen at once
  • Can charge the buster without having to collect a Mushroom
  • Second level of charged buster does 200 damage instead of 100.
• Rokko Chan
  • Has a lower shot height

Mega Man Specific tips

• While fighting Bowser, jump over fire on the bottom, slide under fire in the middle, and ignore fire at the top
  • It is faster to continuously shoot Bowser rather than use charged shots
• On levels with flying Cheep Cheeps, a charged up Pharaoh Shot acts as a useful umbrella against the Cheep Cheeps

Original Game

Mega Man is from Mega Man, Mega Man 2, Mega Man 3, Mega Man 4, Mega Man 5 and Mega Man 6 for the Nintendo Entertainment System, and from Mega Man 9 and Mega Man 10 for the Playstation 3, Xbox 360, and Nintendo Wii.

Differences from Original Game

• Mega Man jumps higher in SMBC due to the large number of higher platforms he needs to be able to reach
• Mega Man does not gain any powers from defeating Bowser
• In the newer games (Mega Man 9/10), Mega Man can't slide or charge, but he can in SMBC

Super Mario Bros. Crossover characters