Bounder - Revision history

Blue Bummer: Name and icons

2025-07-16T14:29:50Z

Name and icons

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	{{Asset\|description=When startled, bounces up and down in place while firing two poorly aimed shots.\|hp=3\|damage=4 (contact)<br>3 (projectile)\|version=[[1.3.0]]\|game=''[[Mega Man 5]]''\|image=[[File:Bounder.png\|250px]]~~\|name=Bounder~~\|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]\|appears=''Mega Man (Game Gear)''\|caption=Artwork of a Bounder from ''[[Mega Man 5]]''}}		{{Asset\|name=[[File:BounderIcon.png\|left]]Bounder[[File:BounderIcon.png\|right]]\|description=When startled, bounces up and down in place while firing two poorly aimed shots.\|hp=3\|damage=4 (contact)<br>3 (projectile)\|version=[[1.3.0]]\|game=''[[Mega Man 5]]''\|image=[[File:Bounder.png\|250px]]\|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]\|appears=''Mega Man (Game Gear)''\|caption=Artwork of a Bounder from ''[[Mega Man 5]]''}}

	The '''Bounder''' is a guard robot originating from ''[[Mega Man 5]]'' (also appearing in ''Mega Man'' for Game Gear) that was introduced into ''[[Mega Man Maker]]'' in version [[1.3.0]]. It remains motionless (usually positioned on the ceiling) until the player either fires while it's on screen or approaches close enough to trigger its behavior. It then drops down towards the ground and bounds back up to the ceiling, intermittently firing off two slow moving shots at steep angles vaguely in the player's direction. Charging a shot (if applicable) and firing it with proper timing is ideal as a charged shot deals just enough damage to eliminate a Bounder.		The '''Bounder''' is a guard robot originating from ''[[Mega Man 5]]'' (also appearing in ''Mega Man'' for Game Gear) that was introduced into ''[[Mega Man Maker]]'' in version [[1.3.0]]. It remains motionless (usually positioned on the ceiling) until the player either fires while it's on screen or approaches close enough to trigger its behavior. It then drops down towards the ground and bounds back up to the ceiling, intermittently firing off two slow moving shots at steep angles vaguely in the player's direction. Charging a shot (if applicable) and firing it with proper timing is ideal as a charged shot deals just enough damage to eliminate a Bounder.

DarkiusMC at 02:19, 8 January 2024

2024-01-08T02:19:57Z

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TheDoc: Accidentally did italics wrong, then accidentally submitted changes prematurely...Should all be clear now.

2023-05-12T08:19:13Z

Accidentally did italics wrong, then accidentally submitted changes prematurely...Should all be clear now.

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	{{Asset\|description=When startled, bounces up and down in place while firing two poorly aimed shots.\|hp=3\|damage=4 (contact)<br>3 (projectile)\|version=[[1.3.0]]\|game="[[Mega Man 5]]"\|image=[[File:Bounder.png\|250px]]\|name=Bounder\|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]\|appears="Mega Man (Game Gear)"\|caption=Artwork of a Bounder from "[[Mega Man 5]]"}}		{{Asset\|description=When startled, bounces up and down in place while firing two poorly aimed shots.\|hp=3\|damage=4 (contact)<br>3 (projectile)\|version=[[1.3.0]]\|game=''[[Mega Man 5]]''\|image=[[File:Bounder.png\|250px]]\|name=Bounder\|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]\|appears=''Mega Man (Game Gear)''\|caption=Artwork of a Bounder from ''[[Mega Man 5]]''}}

	The '''Bounder''' is a guard robot originating from ''[[Mega Man 5]]'' (also appearing in ''Mega Man'' for Game Gear) that was introduced into ''[[Mega Man Maker]]'' in version [[1.3.0]]. It remains motionless (usually positioned on the ceiling) until the player either fires while it's on screen or approaches close enough to trigger its behavior. It then drops down towards the ground and bounds back up to the ceiling, intermittently firing off two slow moving shots at steep angles vaguely in the player's direction. Charging a shot (if applicable) and firing it with proper timing is ideal as a charged shot deals just enough damage to eliminate a Bounder.		The '''Bounder''' is a guard robot originating from ''[[Mega Man 5]]'' (also appearing in ''Mega Man'' for Game Gear) that was introduced into ''[[Mega Man Maker]]'' in version [[1.3.0]]. It remains motionless (usually positioned on the ceiling) until the player either fires while it's on screen or approaches close enough to trigger its behavior. It then drops down towards the ground and bounds back up to the ceiling, intermittently firing off two slow moving shots at steep angles vaguely in the player's direction. Charging a shot (if applicable) and firing it with proper timing is ideal as a charged shot deals just enough damage to eliminate a Bounder.

TheDoc: Created Bounder page.

2023-05-06T22:33:20Z

Created Bounder page.

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{{Asset|description=When startled, bounces up and down in place while firing two poorly aimed shots.|hp=3|damage=4 (contact)<br>3 (projectile)|version=[[1.3.0]]|game="[[Mega Man 5]]"|image=[[File:Bounder.png|250px]]|name=Bounder|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]|appears="Mega Man (Game Gear)"|caption=Artwork of a Bounder from "[[Mega Man 5]]"}}

The '''Bounder''' is a guard robot originating from ''[[Mega Man 5]]'' (also appearing in ''Mega Man'' for Game Gear) that was introduced into ''[[Mega Man Maker]]'' in version [[1.3.0]]. It remains motionless (usually positioned on the ceiling) until the player either fires while it's on screen or approaches close enough to trigger its behavior. It then drops down towards the ground and bounds back up to the ceiling, intermittently firing off two slow moving shots at steep angles vaguely in the player's direction. Charging a shot (if applicable) and firing it with proper timing is ideal as a charged shot deals just enough damage to eliminate a Bounder.

In the Level Editor, the Bounder's color can be changed between red and green, and the enemy itself can be spawned anywhere there is room, considered a 2x3 enemy for placement purposes. No matter where Bounder is originally positioned when triggered in-game, it will always bound back up to the ceiling before dropping back down and repeating. If there is no ceiling to return to, Bounder will simply leap off-screen and despawn.

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[[Category:Mega Man 5 Assets]]