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The franchise has captivated fans for over 30 years, and is widely credited with popularizing Udon Entertainment. Rockman Corner: Hardcover Robot Master Field Guide with Mega Man 11 Robot Masters in the Works Since the debut of the first Mega Man video game innumerous characters have been introduced into the series. Some, such as Roll and Dr. Wily, were regularly recurring characters. Originally created as a lab assistant named "Rock" by Dr. Light, he was modified for battle after Dr. Wily reprogrammed the original Robot Masters to take over the world. Due to his Variable Weapons System, he can copy the weapon Mega Man: Robot Master Field Guide any Robot Master and use it as his own. While a pacifisthe reluctantly recognizes that the use of force can be a necessity. He plays a supporting role, often developing and distributing new gear. In the Mega Man X series, set years after the original series, Dr. Doctor Albert W. Wily Dr. He was originally a colleague of Dr. Light during their days as university students. Driven by jealousy towards Light and his achievements overshadowing his own, he reprogrammed Light's robots, with the exception of Rock and Roll, to assist him in taking over the world. He was however defeated by Rock, who upgraded to the combat robot "Mega Man". Wily returned as the antagonist in subsequent titles of the main series [2] with a different scheme each time, [3] only to be defeated and surrender to Mega Man at the end. Wily has also been instrumental in the backgrounds of other characters in the series. He repaired the prototype for Mega Man, " Proto Man ", and in Mega Man 7 used what he learned during the process to create his answer to Light's work, Bass. After Bass proved to be unreliable, Wily refined his design, creating the robot Zero. Though Wily died prior to the X series, his legacy continued through a virus initially carried by Zero and transferred to Sigmacreating the X series antagonist "Sigma Virus", along with all the Mavericks. IGN editor Colin Moriarty stated that while their rivalry may have been fascinating for over 20 years, they need to go so the core series may advance. While Dr. Wily's counterpart, Lord Wily, is biologically identical to that of the original series. This Wily actually turns good by Mega Man: Robot Master Field Guide end of the series, while, through the Maverick Virus, the prime Wily continues to cause catastrophic events long after his death. Beyond their armor and personality, Proto Man and Mega Man are supposedly identical. Light that Proto Man's body has a fatal defect in its energy system, and as a result, is in great pain and has a more limited lifespan. He was constructed based on research conducted on Mega Man with the intention of matching his power, being a more advanced model of Robot Master when compared to Mega Man. Wily makes mention of discovering the energy that powers Bass, Bassnium, the most powerful form of energy on Earth, entirely by mistake. Despite being created by Wily and being more competent in his abilities, Bass frequently rebels against his creator when he feels Wily is standing between him and defeating Mega Man. He desires to defeat Mega Man and be acknowledged as the world's strongest robot. Though he wants to defeat Mega Man, Bass has worked together with him numerous times, though usually for his own purposes. Bass's weapon is the powerful Bass Buster, which originally functioned similarly to the Mega Buster, albeit with slightly different shots. Unlike Mega Man: Robot Master Field Guide Mega Buster, the bullets do not travel through solid surfaces unless an upgrade is acquired and equipped. Like Mega Man and Proto Man, Bass can also copy the weapons of Robot Masters, his body Mega Man: Robot Master Field Guide colors to reflect the weapon currently equipped. Save for a cameo showing a schematic of Bass, Bass is absent in Mega Man 9. His absence was not explained, Mega Man: Robot Master Field Guide according to the booklet that came with the Rockman Mega Man: Robot Master Field Guide Arranged Album, Bass was undergoing some adjustments. Bass says that he will destroy this creation, and that no other robot is more powerful than he is. It's not explained what happened to Bass before the events of Mega Man X. However, in the Mega Man 8 intro, Mega Man mispronounces his name like the fish rather than like the musical term. The name is likely related to the rock 'n' roll theme of Rockman and Roll. She is the younger "sister" of Mega Manand plays a supporting role in the first game, and plays a major role in the following games. She first appears very briefly during the ending of the very first game of the series. Her name was never mentioned until Mega Man 3marking her return, where her entry in Dr. Light's robot list is shown during the ending. She is Mega Man: Robot Master Field Guide depicted in a red outfit with blonde hair in a ponytail. In Mega Man 8she wears a new black and red dress with red boots and a green ribbon tying her ponytail up. While she was not designed for fighting, she is a combatant in the fighting gamesMarvel vs. Capcom and Marvel vs. Capcom 2. She fights similarly to Mega Man and has an external "Roll Buster. Capcom: Ultimate All Starswhere she uses a different moveset that revolves around house cleaning. She is also a playable character in Mega Man Powered Upwhere she uses a broom as a default weapon with her skill, the Roll Swing, which she uses to swing a close range Mega Man: Robot Master Field Guide that deals a large amount of damage. Roll can be played in several unlockable outfits, each with its own variation of the broom weapon. Roll was supposed to be playable in Mega Man 2 with a "Roll Buster", but there Mega Man: Robot Master Field Guide enough space on the cartridge. There was also planned to be a co-op mode with Rock and Roll. Roll also appears in various other Mega Man media, including manga and the Mega Man cartoon. He is introduced in Mega Man 3and has appeared in many games since. Created by Dr. Light to be an all around support unit, Rush has the ability to transform into various forms. Rush Marine transforms Rush into a small, one-seated submarineand Rush Jet transforms his legs into jet engines that let him take flight. Rush also has the Rush Coil, which is a spring that pops out of his back and helps Mega Man reach higher platforms that he normally can't access. Other games have him transform into a motorcycle and a drill car, and in the fourth and fifth Game Boy games as a spaceship. In later games, the Rush Adaptor allows Rush to attach himself to Mega Man, allowing him to float, shoot more powerful blasts, and launch his arms as projectiles. In a couple of Mega Man: Robot Master Field Guide including Mega Man 7 and Mega Man 8Rush can be used to obtain helpful items, such as health.