Tackle Fire - Revision history

Midas Magnezone at 18:59, 24 March 2025

2025-03-24T18:59:09Z

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Midas Magnezone: Fixes

2025-03-24T18:58:38Z

Fixes

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			'''Tackle Fires''' are an [[enemy]] first introduced to ''[[Mega Man Maker]]'' in version [[1.1.0]]. They premiered in the original [[Mega Man 1\|''Mega Man'' game on the NES]].

	~~'''~~Tackle Fires~~'''~~ are ~~an enemy first introduced~~ to ~~Mega Man Maker~~ in ~~version~~ [[~~1.1.0~~]]. ~~They premiered~~ in the ~~original~~ [[~~Mega Man 1~~\|~~Mega Man~~]] ~~game on~~ the ~~NES~~.		Tackle Fires are added to a screen in the [[Level Builder\|Editor]] by inserting a Tackle Fire spawner at the bottom of the screen. Once in-game, Tackle Fires attack the [[Characters\|player]] by rising from the bottom of a given screen in a straight line from where their spawner is located. They then fly offscreen, only to return by gradually falling in a downward spreading pattern, attempting to hit the player.

	Tackle Fires ~~are added~~ to ~~a screen in~~ the ~~Editor by inserting a Tackle Fire spawner at~~ the ~~bottom~~ of ~~the screen. Once~~ in~~-game, Tackle Fires attack~~ the [[~~Characters~~\|~~player~~]] by rising from the bottom of a given screen in a straight line from where their spawner is located. They then fly offscreen, only to return by gradually falling in a downward spreading pattern, attempting to hit the player.		Being completely covered with fire, Tackle Fires have the ability to ignite the ''[[Mega Man 6]]'' [[Oil]] Object and the [[Mega Man 8]] [[TNT]] Blocks, as well as provide areas of light in rooms darkened by the ''[[Mega Man & Bass]]'' [[Moving Light Darkness\|Darkness]] object.

	Being completely covered with fire, Tackle Fires have the ability to ignite the [[Mega Man 6]] [[Oil]] Object and the [[Mega Man 8]] [[TNT]] Blocks, as well as provide areas of light in rooms darkened by the [[Mega Man & Bass]] [[Moving Light Darkness\|Darkness]] object.		Tackle Fires are also used as projectiles by the ''[[Mega Man 2]]'' enemy [[Hothead]], where their behavior is different. As projectiles they travel from Hothead in an arcing trajectory toward the player's location.

	Tackle Fires are also used as projectiles by the [[Mega Man 2]] enemy [[Hothead]], where their behavior is different. As projectiles they travel from Hothead in an arcing trajectory toward the player's location.

	==Video Tutorial==		==Video Tutorial==
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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:TackleFireDWR.png\|Artwork from [[Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge]].		File:TackleFireDWR.png\|Artwork from ''[[Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge]]''
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

	* Tackle Fires reappeared in [[Mega Man Powered Up~~\|''Mega Man Powered Up~~'']] with somewhat different features, though in ''Mega Man Maker'' Tackle Fire's features are modeled off the original ''Mega Man'' game and (as projectiles) ''Mega Man 2'' on the NES.		* Tackle Fires reappeared in ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]'' with somewhat different features, though in ''Mega Man Maker'' Tackle Fire's features are modeled off the original ''Mega Man'' game and (as projectiles) ''Mega Man 2'' on the NES.



			==Navigation==
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Blue Bummer: fixing Darkness Object link

2025-03-24T16:53:42Z

fixing Darkness Object link

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	Tackle Fires are added to a screen in the Editor by inserting a Tackle Fire spawner at the bottom of the screen. Once in-game, Tackle Fires attack the [[Characters\|player]] by rising from the bottom of a given screen in a straight line from where their spawner is located. They then fly offscreen, only to return by gradually falling in a downward spreading pattern, attempting to hit the player.		Tackle Fires are added to a screen in the Editor by inserting a Tackle Fire spawner at the bottom of the screen. Once in-game, Tackle Fires attack the [[Characters\|player]] by rising from the bottom of a given screen in a straight line from where their spawner is located. They then fly offscreen, only to return by gradually falling in a downward spreading pattern, attempting to hit the player.

	Being completely covered with fire, Tackle Fires have the ability to ignite the [[Mega Man 6]] [[Oil]] Object and the [[Mega Man 8]] [[TNT]] Blocks, as well as provide areas of light in rooms darkened by the [[Mega Man & Bass]] [[Darkness]] object.		Being completely covered with fire, Tackle Fires have the ability to ignite the [[Mega Man 6]] [[Oil]] Object and the [[Mega Man 8]] [[TNT]] Blocks, as well as provide areas of light in rooms darkened by the [[Mega Man & Bass]] [[Moving Light Darkness\|Darkness]] object.

	Tackle Fires are also used as projectiles by the [[Mega Man 2]] enemy [[Hothead]], where their behavior is different. As projectiles they travel from Hothead in an arcing trajectory toward the player's location.		Tackle Fires are also used as projectiles by the [[Mega Man 2]] enemy [[Hothead]], where their behavior is different. As projectiles they travel from Hothead in an arcing trajectory toward the player's location.

Blue Bummer: /* Trivia */ adding italic type to Mega Man Maker in trivia

2025-03-24T16:48:43Z

Trivia: adding italic type to Mega Man Maker in trivia

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

	* Tackle Fires reappeared in [[Mega Man Powered Up\|''Mega Man Powered Up'']] with somewhat different features, though in Mega Man Maker Tackle Fire's features are modeled off the original ''Mega Man'' game and (as projectiles) ''Mega Man 2'' on the NES.		* Tackle Fires reappeared in [[Mega Man Powered Up\|''Mega Man Powered Up'']] with somewhat different features, though in ''Mega Man Maker'' Tackle Fire's features are modeled off the original ''Mega Man'' game and (as projectiles) ''Mega Man 2'' on the NES.

Wurlyburd: Small grammar edits

2025-03-24T14:45:19Z

Small grammar edits

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	Tackle Fires are an enemy first introduced to Mega Man Maker in version [[1.1.0]]. They premiered in the original [[Mega Man 1\|Mega Man]] game on the NES.		'''Tackle Fires''' are an enemy first introduced to Mega Man Maker in version [[1.1.0]]. They premiered in the original [[Mega Man 1\|Mega Man]] game on the NES.

	Tackle Fires are added to a screen in the Editor by inserting a Tackle Fire spawner at the bottom of the screen. Once ~~ingame~~ Tackle Fires attack the player by rising from the bottom of a given screen in a straight line from where their spawner is located~~, flying out of sight~~, only to return ~~onscreen~~ gradually falling in a downward spreading pattern attempting to hit the player.		Tackle Fires are added to a screen in the Editor by inserting a Tackle Fire spawner at the bottom of the screen. Once in-game, Tackle Fires attack the [[Characters\|player]] by rising from the bottom of a given screen in a straight line from where their spawner is located. They then fly offscreen, only to return by gradually falling in a downward spreading pattern, attempting to hit the player.

	Being completely covered with fire, Tackle Fires have the ability to ignite the [[Mega Man 6]] [[Oil]] Object and the [[Mega Man 8]] [[TNT]] Blocks, as well as provide areas of light in rooms darkened by the [[Mega Man & Bass]] Darkness ~~Object~~.		Being completely covered with fire, Tackle Fires have the ability to ignite the [[Mega Man 6]] [[Oil]] Object and the [[Mega Man 8]] [[TNT]] Blocks, as well as provide areas of light in rooms darkened by the [[Mega Man & Bass]] [[Darkness]] object.

	Tackle Fires are also used as projectiles by the [[Mega Man 2]] enemy [[Hothead]] where their behavior is different. As projectiles they travel from Hothead in an arcing trajectory toward the player's location.		Tackle Fires are also used as projectiles by the [[Mega Man 2]] enemy [[Hothead]], where their behavior is different. As projectiles they travel from Hothead in an arcing trajectory toward the player's location.

	==Video Tutorial==		==Video Tutorial==
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	Tackle Fires reappeared in [[Mega Man Powered Up]] with somewhat different features, though in Mega Man Maker Tackle Fire's features are modeled off the original Mega Man game and (as projectiles) Mega Man 2 on the NES.
			* Tackle Fires reappeared in [[Mega Man Powered Up\|''Mega Man Powered Up'']] with somewhat different features, though in Mega Man Maker Tackle Fire's features are modeled off the original ''Mega Man'' game and (as projectiles) ''Mega Man 2'' on the NES.

Blue Bummer: video tutorial

2024-06-04T14:41:38Z

video tutorial

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	Tackle Fires are also used as projectiles by the [[Mega Man 2]] enemy [[Hothead]] where their behavior is different. As projectiles they travel from Hothead in an arcing trajectory toward the player's location.		Tackle Fires are also used as projectiles by the [[Mega Man 2]] enemy [[Hothead]] where their behavior is different. As projectiles they travel from Hothead in an arcing trajectory toward the player's location.

			==Video Tutorial==
			[https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JlWBXgj13iI MM1 Tackle Fire]

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

DarkiusMC at 01:39, 17 October 2023

2023-10-17T01:39:16Z

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DarkiusMC at 23:57, 30 May 2023

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DarkiusMC at 22:26, 28 May 2023

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+Tackle Fires are an enemy first introduced to Mega Man Maker in version [[1.1.0]].  They premiered in the original [[Mega Man 1|Mega Man]] game on the NES.
 Tackle Fires are added to a screen in the Editor by inserting a Tackle Fire spawner at the bottom of the screen.  Once ingame Tackle Fires attack the player by rising from the bottom of a given screen in a straight line from where their spawner is located, flying out of sight, only to return onscreen gradually falling in a downward spreading pattern attempting to hit the player.
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 Tackle Fires are also used as projectiles by the [[Mega Man 2]] enemy [[Hothead]] where their behavior is different.  As projectiles they travel from Hothead in an arcing trajectory toward the player's location.
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Blue Bummer: Fixed link

2023-05-19T22:44:41Z

Fixed link

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	Tackle Fires are an enemy first introduced to Mega Man Maker in [[~~version~~ 1.1.0]]. They premiered in the original [[Mega Man]] game on the NES.		Tackle Fires are an enemy first introduced to Mega Man Maker in version [[1.1.0]] They premiered in the original [[Mega Man]] game on the NES.

	Tackle Fires are added to a screen in the Editor by inserting a Tackle Fire spawner at the bottom of the screen. Once ingame Tackle Fires attack the player by rising from the bottom of a given screen in a straight line from where their spawner is located, flying out of sight, only to return onscreen gradually falling in a downward spreading pattern attempting to hit the player.		Tackle Fires are added to a screen in the Editor by inserting a Tackle Fire spawner at the bottom of the screen. Once ingame Tackle Fires attack the player by rising from the bottom of a given screen in a straight line from where their spawner is located, flying out of sight, only to return onscreen gradually falling in a downward spreading pattern attempting to hit the player.