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'''Metalls''' (or '''Mets''' being their nickname, and ''Helmet'' being their name in ''Mega Man'' for Game Gear) are one of the most common types of enemies represented in ''[[Mega Man Maker]]''. They are robots with a cephalotorax structure and sometimes two legs. Most forms of Met rely on staying under their helmets, protected from all non-piercing weapons, while occasionally making themselves vulnerable to attack. As a trade-off, Metalls often suffer from low damage output and a lack of health.
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'''Metalls''' (also known by the nickname '''Mets''' and as '''Helmet''' in ''Mega Man'' for Game Gear) are one of the most common types of [[enemies]] represented in ''[[Mega Man Maker]]''. They are robots with a cephalotorax structure and sometimes two legs. Most forms of Met rely on staying under their helmets, protected from all non-piercing weapons, while occasionally making themselves vulnerable to attack. As a trade-off, Metalls often suffer from low damage output and a lack of health.


As of version 1.7.5, seven Met variants are included in Mega Man Maker to use in levels: the original Met, the Neo Met, the Train Met, the Metall Cannon, the Fire Met, the Numetall, and the Neo Heli Metall.
As of version [[1.9.3.1]], twelve Met variants are included in ''Mega Man Maker'' to use in levels: the original Met, the Neo Met, the Train Met, the Metall Cannon, the Fire Met, the Numetall, the Neo Heli Metall, the Hell Metal DX, the Fukuhorn, the Metall Sniper, the Swim Metall DX and the Camouflametall.


==Variants==
==Variants==
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===Met===
===Met===
{{Asset
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|image=[[File:Met.png|250px]]
|image=[[File:Met.png|250px]]
|caption=Official artwork of a Met from ''Mega Man 1''
|caption=Official artwork of a Met from ''Mega Man 1''
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|category=[[Enemies]]
|category=[[Enemies]]
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|game=''[[Mega Man 1]]''
|hp=1
|space=1x1
|appears=''[[Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge]]''<br>''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]''<br>''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]''
|appears=''[[Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge]]''<br>''[[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]]''<br>''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]''
|damage=1 (contact damage)<br>2 (projectiles)
|damage=1 (contact damage)<br>2 (projectiles)
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|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]
|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]
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The '''Met''' is the first version of the Met in the Mega Man series, appearing in Guts Man's stage in ''[[Mega Man 1]]''. It was originally created as an industrial robot for nondescript purposes.
The '''Met''' is the first version of the Met in the ''Mega Man'' series, appearing in Guts Man's stage in ''[[Mega Man 1]]''. It was originally created as an industrial robot for nondescript purposes.


This version of the enemy is stationary, as it has no legs, and it is a template for the behavior of most Mets of posterior games. If the player character is four tiles near or less, the Met will expose its face and shoot three projectiles; one that goes straight and two that go diagonal in opposing directions. Unlike most projectiles, the Met's bullets deal more damage than contact damage. It will turn around so it can face the player.
This version of the enemy is stationary, as it has no legs, and it is a template for the behavior of most Mets of posterior games. If the player character is four tiles near or less, the Met will expose its face and shoot three projectiles; one that goes straight and two that go diagonal in opposing directions. Unlike most projectiles, the Met's bullets deal more damage than contact damage. It will turn around so it can face the player.
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In ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]'', Mets could be flipped with a [[Proto Buster|Proto Strike]], a second level [[Charge Shot]], detonating a [[Hyper Bomb]] next to them, or a surfed [[Oil Slider]]. However, this behavior does not exist in ''Mega Man Maker''.
In ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]'', Mets could be flipped with a [[Proto Buster|Proto Strike]], a second level [[Charge Shot]], detonating a [[Hyper Bomb]] next to them, or a surfed [[Oil Slider]]. However, this behavior does not exist in ''Mega Man Maker''.
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===Neo Met===
===Neo Met===
{{Asset
{{Asset
|name=Neo Met
|name=[[File:NeoMetIcon.png|left]] Neo Met [[File:NeoMetIcon.png|right]]
|image=[[File:NeoMet.png]]
|image=[[File:NeoMet.png]]
|caption=Official artwork of a Neo Met from ''Mega Man 2''
|caption=Official artwork of a Neo Met from ''Mega Man 2''
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|category=[[Enemies]]
|category=[[Enemies]]
|game=''[[Mega Man 2]]''
|game=''[[Mega Man 2]]''
|hp=1
|space=1x1
|damage=2
|damage=2
|version=[[1.0.0]]
|version=[[1.0.0]]
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It shoots in the same way as the Met, but with larger bullets that deal more damage. It walks after shooting and then hides in its helmet again. If it is not shooting or moving, it turns around to face the player.
It shoots in the same way as the Met, but with larger bullets that deal more damage. It walks after shooting and then hides in its helmet again. If it is not shooting or moving, it turns around to face the player.
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===Train Met===
===Train Met===
{{Asset
{{Asset
|name=Train Met
|name=[[File:TrainMetIcon.png|left]] Train Met [[File:TrainMetIcon.png|right]]
|image=[[File:TrainMet.png|250px]]
|image=[[File:TrainMet.png|250px]]
|caption=Artwork of the Train Met from ''[[Mega Man 5]]''
|caption=Artwork of the Train Met from ''[[Mega Man 5]]''
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|category=[[Enemies]]
|category=[[Enemies]]
|game=''[[Mega Man 5]]''
|game=''[[Mega Man 5]]''
|hp=1
|space=2x2
|damage=4 (contact)<br>2 (projectile)
|damage=4 (contact)<br>2 (projectile)
|version=[[1.0.0]]
|version=[[1.0.0]]
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The '''Train Met''' is a Met variant that originates from ''[[Mega Man 5]]''. It rides a small train slowly and can deflect most weapon shots. Once it gets within five tiles of the player, it shoots three projectiles like most of the other Mets and goes at a faster speed, also becoming vulnerable in the process. After bumping into walls six times, it will automatically explode.
The '''Train Met''' is a Met variant that originates from ''[[Mega Man 5]]''. It rides a small train slowly and can deflect most weapon shots. Once it gets within five tiles of the player, it shoots three projectiles like most of the other Mets and goes at a faster speed, also becoming vulnerable in the process. After bumping into walls six times, it will automatically explode.
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===Metall Cannon===
===Metall Cannon===
{{Asset
{{Asset
|name=Metall Cannon
|name=[[File:MetallCannonIcon.png|left]] Metall Cannon [[File:MetallCannonIcon.png|right]]
|image=[[File:MetallCannon.png|250px]]
|image=[[File:MetallCannon.png|250px]]
|caption=Official artwork of a Metall Cannon from ''[[Mega Man 5]]''
|caption=Official artwork of a Metall Cannon from ''[[Mega Man 5]]''
|category=[[Enemies]]
|category=[[Enemies]]
|game=''[[Mega Man 5]]''
|game=''[[Mega Man 5]]''
|hp=4
|space=2x4
|damage=4 (contact damage and projectile)
|damage=4 (contact damage and projectile)
|version=[[1.3.0]]
|version=[[1.3.0]]
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Its initial direction can be set in the [[Level Builder]].
Its initial direction can be set in the [[Level Builder]].
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===Swim Metall DX===
{{Asset
|name=Swim Metall DX
|image=[[File:SwimMetallDX.png|250px]]
|caption=Swim Metall DX MM7 official art
|category=[[Enemies]]
|game=''[[Mega Man 7]]''
|hp=1
|space=TBA
|damage=TBA
|version=[[1.9.0]]
|programmer=[[Meka]]
|spriter=[[GamerFromTheWeb]]
|sfx=[[Hansov]]
}}
'''Swim Metall DX''' is a Metall variant from ''[[Mega Man 7]]'' wearing a snorkeling tube and blue flippers. It will be added to ''[[Mega Man Maker]]'' in version [[1.9.0]].
Swim Metall DX periodically jumps and shoots at the player. It can also be set to double jump and shoot at the player after each jump. A Swim Metall DX can either jump vertically or towards the player.
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===Fire Met===
===Fire Met===
{{Asset
{{Asset
|name=Fire Met
|name=[[File:FireMetIcon.png|left]] Fire Met [[File:FireMetSpawnerIcon.png|right]]
|image=[[File:Fire Met.png|250px]]
|image=[[File:Fire Met.png|250px]]
|caption=Fire Met's artwork by Foseker
|caption=Fire Met's artwork by Foseker
|category=[[Enemies]]
|category=[[Enemies]]
|game=''[[Mega Man 8]]''
|game=''[[Mega Man 8]]''
|hp=3
|damage=2
|damage=2
|space=1x1 (Fire Met)<br>2x2 (Fire Met Spawner)
|version=[[1.5.0]]
|version=[[1.5.0]]
|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]
|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]
|spriter=[[Schmiddi]]
|spriter=[[Schmiddi]]
}}
}}
The '''Fire Met''' is a variant with a flame in its head. Unlike other versions of the Met, it never hides under a helmet. This enemy constantly walks in one direction and flips if it collides with a wall. If the Fire Met is at the edge of terrain, it will jump off of it and attempt to resume its current direction. Because of its AI, it is often used as an enemy [[Escort]]. Its initial direction can be set in the Level Builder.
The '''Fire Met''' is a Met variant with a flame on its head. Unlike other versions of the Met, it never hides under a helmet. This enemy constantly walks in one direction and flips if it collides with a wall. If the Fire Met is at the edge of terrain, it will jump off of it and attempt to resume its current direction. Because of its AI, it is often used as an enemy [[escort]]. Its initial direction can be set in the [[Level Builder]].


Fire Met can come out of a Fire Met Spawner, which is solid and can be temporarily stunned with electricity. The direction the Mets go after falling from it can be set in the Level Builder.
Fire Met can come out of a Fire Met Spawner, which is solid and can be temporarily stunned with electricity. The direction the Mets go after falling from it can be set in the Level Builder.


Fire Met can interact with:
Fire Mets can interact with assets that have interactions with such as [[Oil]], [[TNT|TNT Block]], [[Hot Plates]], [[Chill Block]], and[[Ice Barrier]]s
* [[Chill block]]
 
* [[Blizard Barrier]]
* [[Oil]]
* [[TNT Block]]  
* [[Hot Plates]]  
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===Numetall===
===Numetall===
{{Asset
{{Asset
|name=Numetall
|name=[[File:NumetallIcon.png|left]] Numetall [[File:NumetallIcon.png|right]]
|image=
|image=[[File:Numetall.png|250px]]
|caption=
|caption=Numetall in ''Mega Man Maker''
|description=Annoying slug that hides as long as you attack, then counters with slick goo.
|category=[[Enemies]]
|category=[[Enemies]]
|hp=1
|space=2x1
|game=''[[Mega Man 10]]''
|game=''[[Mega Man 10]]''
|damage=2
|damage=2
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|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]
|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]
}}
}}
'''Numetall''' is a slug metall that looks like the original immobile variant of the Met. It appears in [[Pump Man]]'s stage in ''[[Mega Man 10]]''.


'''Numetall''' is a slug metal that looks like the original immobile variant of the Met. It appears in [[Pump Man]]'s stage in ''[[Mega Man 10]]''.
This version can be either on the floor or sticking to the ceiling crawling about slowly. If the player shoots it may protect itself by hiding under its helmet.  


This version crawls to the floor or the ceiling. If the player shoots, it may protect itself.  
Numetall shoots slimy projectiles that do not damage the player, but if make contact stick to player making them slippery temporarily as if on ice tiles.
The projectiles are fired in bursts of three and travel in the same pattern of spread trajectory as the Met and Neo Met's bullets.
However, unlike ''Mega Man 10'', firing player shots cannot remove the Numetall's sticky projectiles from the player.  The projectiles self-dissolve from the player within a short period.


It shoots slugs that do not damage the player, but make them become slippery temporarily. They are three and go in the same trajectory of the Met and Neo Met's bullets. However, unlike ''Mega Man 10'', using projectiles against the slug do not undo the effect.
In ''[[Mega Man Maker]]'' Numetall's slimy slippery chemical projectiles can increase the acidity of ''[[Mega Man 11]]'' [[Chemical Solution]].


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===Neo Heli Metall===
===Neo Heli Metall===
{{Asset
{{Asset
|name=Neo Heli Metall
|name=[[File:NeoHeliMetallIcon.png|left]] Neo Heli Metall [[File:NeoHeliMetallIcon.png|right]]
|image=[[File:NeoHeliMetall.PNG]]
|image=[[File:NeoHeliMetall.PNG]]
|caption=A Neo Heli Metall in ''[[Mega Man Maker]]''.
|caption=A Neo Heli Metall in ''[[Mega Man Maker]]''.
|description=A fan favorite. Flies back and forth, firing three bullets as it stops.
|category=[[Enemies]]
|category=[[Enemies]]
|hp=1
|space=1x2
|game=''[[Mega Man 10]]''
|game=''[[Mega Man 10]]''
|damage=2 (contact and projectiles)
|damage=2 (contact and projectiles)
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|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]
|programmer=[[WreckingPrograms]]
}}
}}
Neo Heli Metall is a flying Met variant from ''[[Mega Man 10]]''. They hover in place and remain inside their helmets, occasionally revealing themselves and attacking. They appear in Nitro Man's stage, Wily Castle 3 and Special Stage 2. They also appear in Hard Mode in Wily Castle 2.
'''Neo Heli Metall''' is a flying Met variant from ''[[Mega Man 10]]''. They hover in place and remain inside their helmets, occasionally revealing themselves and attacking. They appear in Nitro Man's stage, Wily Castle 3 and Special Stage 2. They also appear in Hard Mode in Wily Castle 2.


The direction they move in can be set in the [[Level Builder]].
The direction they move in can be set in the [[Level Builder]].
[[Category:Enemies]]
 
This enemy was added in [[1.7.0]] due to being the second most voted enemy in a contest at the end of April 2020, with the first place winner being the [[Sniper Joe|Returning Machine Gun Joe]] and the latter being already programmed.
 
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===Camouflametall===
{{Asset
|name=Camouflametall
|image=
|caption=
|description=TBA
|category=[[Enemies]]
|hp=
|space=
|game=''[[Mega Man 10]]''
|damage=
|version=[[1.9.0]]
|programmer=?
}}
The '''Camouflametall''' is a Met variant with a [[Life]] instead of a helmet originating from Wily stage 3 and the Special Stage in ''[[Mega Man 9]]''.
 
In ''[[Mega Man Maker]]'', a Camouflametall may also have an [[Anti-Yashichi]] as its helmet, and can be stunned using [[Flash Stopper]] or [[Centaur Flash]] for a short amount of time too.
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===Hell Metall DX===
{{Asset
|name=[[File:HellmetaldxIcon.png|left]] Hell Metall DX [[File:HellmetaldxIcon.png|right]]
|image=[[File:HellMetalDX.png|250px]]
|caption=Artwork of a Hell Metall DX from ''Mega Man V''
|description=A tanky Met variant.It needs a charged spot to show it's weak spot.
|category=[[Enemies]]
|game=''[[Mega Man V]]''
|hp=3 (treads)<br>4 (enemy)
|space=2x2
|damage=6 (contact)<br>3 (projectile)
|version=[[1.8.0]]
|programmer=[[Meka]]
}}
The '''Hell Metall DX''' is a mobile Met [[enemy]] originating from ''[[Mega Man V]]'' that hides behind a shield. It comes in two color schemes: green and orange, and black and white.
 
When spawned in, a Hell Metall DX will travel towards the [[player]] with its shield in front of itself and its back exposed. It will turn around upon reaching a ledge or a wall. After shielding itself for three seconds, a Hell Metall DX will lift its shield up to leave its side exposed for four seconds. Once the player deals enough damage to it, the treads of the Hell Metal DX will be destroyed: the enemy will be launched backwards and remain stationary on any [[Tilesets|terrain]] it lands on.
 
Once stationary, a Hell Metall DX will face the player and shield itself from the player. Every two seconds, it will throw a projectile from the top of its helmet at the player. When hit by the player's charge shot, a Hell Metall DX will be temporarily stunned, leaving itself vulnerable to the player's projectiles as it leaves its shield up.
 
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===Fukuhorn===
{{Asset
|name=[[File:FukuhornIcon.png|left]] Fukuhorn [[File:FukuhornIcon.png|right]]
|image=[[File:FukuhornArtwork.png|250px]]
|caption=Artwork of a Fukuhorn from ''Mega Man V''
|description=Acts exactly like Metall Sniper, but has a more electronic look.
|category=[[Enemies]]
|game=''[[Mega Man V]]''
|hp=1
|space=1x2
|damage=4 (contact)<br>3 (projectile)
|version=[[1.8.0]]
|programmer=[[Meka]]
}}
The '''Fukuhorn''' is an [[enemy]] from ''[[Mega Man V]]'' that is functionally similar to the Metall Sniper but with a robotic body and a single eye. A Fukuhorn comes in two color variants: red and yellow, and black and white.
 
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===Metall Sniper===
{{Asset
|name=[[File:MetallsniperIcon.png|left]] Metall Sniper [[File:MetallsniperIcon.png|right]]
|image=[[File:MetallSniper.png|250px]]
|caption=Artwork of a Metall Sniper from ''Mega Man V''
|description=A cannon-met,it is armoured and only gets up when the player is close to it.
|category=[[Enemies]]
|game=''[[Mega Man V]]''
|damage=4 (contact)<br>3 (projectile)
|hp=1
|space=1x2
|version=[[1.8.0]]
|programmer=[[Meka]]
}}
The '''Metall Sniper''' is an [[enemy]] from ''[[Mega Man V]]''. It is a variant of the Met with a cannon attached to its armored helmet.
 
When a Metall Sniper is spawned in, its cannon points towards the player's direction. If the player is on the same side as the Metall Sniper's cannon, the cannon is oriented at one of four different angles (horizontally, diagonally above the horizontal, or slightly above or below the horizontal) and readjusts depending on the player's position. If the player is on the opposite side of the Metall Sniper's cannon, the cannon points horizontally.
 
If the player is further than two tiles from a Metall Sniper, a projectile is fired at the player every three seconds. If the player is closer than two tiles to a Metall Sniper, it charges horizontally in two short bursts: first in the direction that its cannon is pointing then in the player's direction before repeating its pattern.
 
A Metall Sniper comes in two colour variants: yellow and blue, and black and white.
 
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==Video Tutorials==
[https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0DbbF8LtG5M ''Mega Man'' Met]
 
[https://www.youtube.com/shorts/l-9um49e_2s ''Mega Man 2'' Neo Met]
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>File:SwimMetallDX_announcement.png|Swim Metall DX  Announcement 1.9
</gallery>
 
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{{Incomplete|More info on Camouflametall} and Swim Metall DX} Metalls (also known by the nickname Mets and as Helmet in Mega Man for Game Gear) are one of the most common types of enemies represented in Mega Man Maker. They are robots with a cephalotorax structure and sometimes two legs. Most forms of Met rely on staying under their helmets, protected from all non-piercing weapons, while occasionally making themselves vulnerable to attack. As a trade-off, Metalls often suffer from low damage output and a lack of health.

As of version 1.9.3.1, twelve Met variants are included in Mega Man Maker to use in levels: the original Met, the Neo Met, the Train Met, the Metall Cannon, the Fire Met, the Numetall, the Neo Heli Metall, the Hell Metal DX, the Fukuhorn, the Metall Sniper, the Swim Metall DX and the Camouflametall.

Variants

Met

Met
Official artwork of a Met from Mega Man 1
Information
Level Builder
Description: Hides under a reflective helmet. Get too close and it will shoot at you.
Category: Enemies
Builder space: 1x1
Game information
HP: 1
Damage: 1 (contact damage)
2 (projectiles)
Added in version: 1.0.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man 1
Other appearances: Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge
Mega Man: The Wily Wars
Mega Man Powered Up
Development
Programmer(s): WreckingPrograms
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The Met is the first version of the Met in the Mega Man series, appearing in Guts Man's stage in Mega Man 1. It was originally created as an industrial robot for nondescript purposes.

This version of the enemy is stationary, as it has no legs, and it is a template for the behavior of most Mets of posterior games. If the player character is four tiles near or less, the Met will expose its face and shoot three projectiles; one that goes straight and two that go diagonal in opposing directions. Unlike most projectiles, the Met's bullets deal more damage than contact damage. It will turn around so it can face the player.

In Mega Man Powered Up, Mets could be flipped with a Proto Strike, a second level Charge Shot, detonating a Hyper Bomb next to them, or a surfed Oil Slider. However, this behavior does not exist in Mega Man Maker.

Neo Met

Neo Met
Official artwork of a Neo Met from Mega Man 2
Information
Level Builder
Description: Hides under a reflective helmet. Runs after attacking the player.
Category: Enemies
Builder space: 1x1
Game information
HP: 1
Damage: 2
Added in version: 1.0.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man 2
Development
Programmer(s): WreckingPrograms
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The Neo Met is an upgraded version of the standard Met, now featuring feet and the ability to walk. This enemy was introduced in Mega Man 2 and appeared in Crash Man's stage and the third Wily Stage.

It shoots in the same way as the Met, but with larger bullets that deal more damage. It walks after shooting and then hides in its helmet again. If it is not shooting or moving, it turns around to face the player.

Train Met

Train Met
Artwork of the Train Met from Mega Man 5
Information
Level Builder
Description: Chugs along until you get close, at which point it shoots and becomes vulnerable.
Category: Enemies
Builder space: 2x2
Game information
HP: 1
Damage: 4 (contact)
2 (projectile)
Added in version: 1.0.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man 5
Development
Programmer(s): WreckingPrograms
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The Train Met is a Met variant that originates from Mega Man 5. It rides a small train slowly and can deflect most weapon shots. Once it gets within five tiles of the player, it shoots three projectiles like most of the other Mets and goes at a faster speed, also becoming vulnerable in the process. After bumping into walls six times, it will automatically explode.

Metall Cannon

Metall Cannon
Official artwork of a Metall Cannon from Mega Man 5
Information
Level Builder
Category: Enemies
Builder space: 2x4
Game information
HP: 4
Damage: 4 (contact damage and projectile)
Added in version: 1.3.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man 5
Development
Programmer(s): WreckingPrograms
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The Metall Cannon is a variant of the Met from Mega Man 5 that appears in Napalm Man's stage, Dark Man 2 and 3, and the first stage of Wily's fortress. It is a stationery enemy that only becomes active once the player approaches it. Once it is active, it will raise its cannon and fire a large ball projectile at the player that can be destroyed or turned into Concrete blocks. If the player is on the opposite side of it once it raises itself up, it will turn itself to face them and fire.

Its initial direction can be set in the Level Builder.

Swim Metall DX

Swim Metall DX
Swim Metall DX MM7 official art
Information
Level Builder
Category: Enemies
Builder space: TBA
Game information
HP: 1
Damage: TBA
Added in version: 1.9.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man 7
Development
Programmer(s): Meka
Spriter(s): GamerFromTheWeb
Sound effect creator(s): Hansov
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Swim Metall DX is a Metall variant from Mega Man 7 wearing a snorkeling tube and blue flippers. It will be added to Mega Man Maker in version 1.9.0.

Swim Metall DX periodically jumps and shoots at the player. It can also be set to double jump and shoot at the player after each jump. A Swim Metall DX can either jump vertically or towards the player.


Fire Met

Fire Met
Fire Met's artwork by Foseker
Information
Level Builder
Category: Enemies
Builder space: 1x1 (Fire Met)
2x2 (Fire Met Spawner)
Game information
HP: 3
Damage: 2
Added in version: 1.5.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man 8
Development
Programmer(s): WreckingPrograms
Spriter(s): Schmiddi
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The Fire Met is a Met variant with a flame on its head. Unlike other versions of the Met, it never hides under a helmet. This enemy constantly walks in one direction and flips if it collides with a wall. If the Fire Met is at the edge of terrain, it will jump off of it and attempt to resume its current direction. Because of its AI, it is often used as an enemy escort. Its initial direction can be set in the Level Builder.

Fire Met can come out of a Fire Met Spawner, which is solid and can be temporarily stunned with electricity. The direction the Mets go after falling from it can be set in the Level Builder.

Fire Mets can interact with assets that have interactions with such as Oil, TNT Block, Hot Plates, Chill Block, andIce Barriers


Numetall

Numetall
Numetall in Mega Man Maker
Information
Level Builder
Description: Annoying slug that hides as long as you attack, then counters with slick goo.
Category: Enemies
Builder space: 2x1
Game information
HP: 1
Damage: 2
Added in version: 1.6.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man 10
Development
Programmer(s): WreckingPrograms
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Numetall is a slug metall that looks like the original immobile variant of the Met. It appears in Pump Man's stage in Mega Man 10.

This version can be either on the floor or sticking to the ceiling crawling about slowly. If the player shoots it may protect itself by hiding under its helmet.

Numetall shoots slimy projectiles that do not damage the player, but if make contact stick to player making them slippery temporarily as if on ice tiles. The projectiles are fired in bursts of three and travel in the same pattern of spread trajectory as the Met and Neo Met's bullets. However, unlike Mega Man 10, firing player shots cannot remove the Numetall's sticky projectiles from the player. The projectiles self-dissolve from the player within a short period.

In Mega Man Maker Numetall's slimy slippery chemical projectiles can increase the acidity of Mega Man 11 Chemical Solution.


Neo Heli Metall

Neo Heli Metall
A Neo Heli Metall in Mega Man Maker.
Information
Level Builder
Description: A fan favorite. Flies back and forth, firing three bullets as it stops.
Category: Enemies
Builder space: 1x2
Game information
HP: 1
Damage: 2 (contact and projectiles)
Added in version: 1.7.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man 10
Development
Programmer(s): WreckingPrograms
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Neo Heli Metall is a flying Met variant from Mega Man 10. They hover in place and remain inside their helmets, occasionally revealing themselves and attacking. They appear in Nitro Man's stage, Wily Castle 3 and Special Stage 2. They also appear in Hard Mode in Wily Castle 2.

The direction they move in can be set in the Level Builder.

This enemy was added in 1.7.0 due to being the second most voted enemy in a contest at the end of April 2020, with the first place winner being the Returning Machine Gun Joe and the latter being already programmed.


Camouflametall

Camouflametall
Information
Level Builder
Description: TBA
Category: Enemies
Game information
Added in version: 1.9.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man 10
Development
Programmer(s): ?
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The Camouflametall is a Met variant with a Life instead of a helmet originating from Wily stage 3 and the Special Stage in Mega Man 9.

In Mega Man Maker, a Camouflametall may also have an Anti-Yashichi as its helmet, and can be stunned using Flash Stopper or Centaur Flash for a short amount of time too.

Hell Metall DX

Hell Metall DX
Artwork of a Hell Metall DX from Mega Man V
Information
Level Builder
Description: A tanky Met variant.It needs a charged spot to show it's weak spot.
Category: Enemies
Builder space: 2x2
Game information
HP: 3 (treads)
4 (enemy)
Damage: 6 (contact)
3 (projectile)
Added in version: 1.8.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man V
Development
Programmer(s): Meka
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The Hell Metall DX is a mobile Met enemy originating from Mega Man V that hides behind a shield. It comes in two color schemes: green and orange, and black and white.

When spawned in, a Hell Metall DX will travel towards the player with its shield in front of itself and its back exposed. It will turn around upon reaching a ledge or a wall. After shielding itself for three seconds, a Hell Metall DX will lift its shield up to leave its side exposed for four seconds. Once the player deals enough damage to it, the treads of the Hell Metal DX will be destroyed: the enemy will be launched backwards and remain stationary on any terrain it lands on.

Once stationary, a Hell Metall DX will face the player and shield itself from the player. Every two seconds, it will throw a projectile from the top of its helmet at the player. When hit by the player's charge shot, a Hell Metall DX will be temporarily stunned, leaving itself vulnerable to the player's projectiles as it leaves its shield up.


Fukuhorn

Fukuhorn
Artwork of a Fukuhorn from Mega Man V
Information
Level Builder
Description: Acts exactly like Metall Sniper, but has a more electronic look.
Category: Enemies
Builder space: 1x2
Game information
HP: 1
Damage: 4 (contact)
3 (projectile)
Added in version: 1.8.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man V
Development
Programmer(s): Meka
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The Fukuhorn is an enemy from Mega Man V that is functionally similar to the Metall Sniper but with a robotic body and a single eye. A Fukuhorn comes in two color variants: red and yellow, and black and white.


Metall Sniper

Metall Sniper
Artwork of a Metall Sniper from Mega Man V
Information
Level Builder
Description: A cannon-met,it is armoured and only gets up when the player is close to it.
Category: Enemies
Builder space: 1x2
Game information
HP: 1
Damage: 4 (contact)
3 (projectile)
Added in version: 1.8.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man V
Development
Programmer(s): Meka
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The Metall Sniper is an enemy from Mega Man V. It is a variant of the Met with a cannon attached to its armored helmet.

When a Metall Sniper is spawned in, its cannon points towards the player's direction. If the player is on the same side as the Metall Sniper's cannon, the cannon is oriented at one of four different angles (horizontally, diagonally above the horizontal, or slightly above or below the horizontal) and readjusts depending on the player's position. If the player is on the opposite side of the Metall Sniper's cannon, the cannon points horizontally.

If the player is further than two tiles from a Metall Sniper, a projectile is fired at the player every three seconds. If the player is closer than two tiles to a Metall Sniper, it charges horizontally in two short bursts: first in the direction that its cannon is pointing then in the player's direction before repeating its pattern.

A Metall Sniper comes in two colour variants: yellow and blue, and black and white.


Video Tutorials

Mega Man Met

Mega Man 2 Neo Met

Gallery

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Mega Man 7 Tripropellan • Icicle Teck • Trio The Wheel • Baccone • Tom Daddy • Frisk Cannon • Gockroach S • Gockroach S Nest • Turbo Roader • Kaminari Kogoro • Cyorown • Gabgyo • Gobots • Tsuranattor • Swim Metall DX • Astro Zombieg
Mega Man 8 Shell'n • Bunby Tank DX • Joe Classic • Surumaker • Hannya Attacker • Crunchran • Fire Met • Wall Teck • Rabbiton • Penpen EV • Big Telly • Succubatton • Succubatton • Shururun
Mega Man 9 Petit Devil • Caricarry • Bombomboy • Flower Presenter • Fire Totem • Okosutobon • Diarn • Hoohoo • Kakinbatank • Adamski • Nombrellen • Sakrets • Bunby Catcher • Octone • Camouflametall
Mega Man 10 Cargou Q • Kaona Geeno • Pointan • Sola O • Oshitsu Osarettsu • Numetall • Merserker • Bari III (Head) • Bari III (Body) • Mecha Pitchan • Searchy • Returning Machine Gun Joe • Neo Heli Metall • Molmole • Darspider • Suzak and Fenix • Yonbain
Mega Man 11 Electro Guard • Electriri • Pipetto • Anti-Eddie • Air Stone/Fire/Nut • Mash Burner • Crunch Don • Arc Weldy • Boyorn • Lamper
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Game Boy Cutting Wheel • Hyoey • Biribaree • Piriparee • Doncatch • Hell Metall DX • Fukuhorn • Metall Sniper • Tamp • La Jaba • Fankurow • Shuhorn • Chainsoar • Feeber
Other Changes


Versions

Version 1.0
Characters
Mega Man
Bosses
Cut Man • Bomb Man • Crash Man • Metal Man • Spark Man • Top Man • Toad Man • Pharaoh Man • Stone Man • Napalm Man • Knight Man • Plant Man • Energy Element • Party Ball
Unused
Gemini Man
Enemies
Met • Octopus Battery • Beak • Picket Man • Screw Bomber • Big Eye • Footholder • Neo Met • Sniper Joe • Telly • Crazy Cannon • Batton • Robbit • Hothead • Peterchy • Potton • Hammer Joe • Mechakkero • Pole • New Shotman • Skeleton Joe • Togehero • Shield Attacker (MM4) • Super Ball Machine Jr. • Skullmet • Taketento • Gachappon • Train Met • Crystal Joe • New Shield Attacker • Pukapelly • Lyric • Kouker • Bitter • Colton • Shield Attacker GTR • Fire Telly • Au-Au • Ben K • Cannopeller • Twin Roader
Unused
Caricarry • Petit Devil
1.0.9
Croaker
Weapons
Mega Buster • Rolling Cutter • Fire Storm • Thunder Beam • Quick Boomerang • Crash Bomber • Metal Blade • Search Snake • Top Spin • Magnet Missile • Skull Barrier • Flash Stopper • Pharaoh Shot • Gravity Hold • Star Crash • Charge Kick • Wind Storm • Silver Tomahawk • Plant Barrier • Rush Coil • Rush Jet • Magnet Beam • Shine • Nado • 0 • Nothing
1.0.9
Perfect Freeze
Level Objects & Pickups
Checkpoint • Water • Yoku Block • Count Bomb • Teleporter • Weapon Block • Weapon Barrier • Fire Beam • Elec Beam • Conveyor Belt • Force Beam • Lift Platform • Drop Platform • Dust Block • Cossack Platform • Falling Platform • Rotating Platform • Spring • Flip Platform • Large Health • Small Health • Large Weapon Energy • Small Weapon Energy • Life • E-Tank • M-Tank
Major Patches
1.0.0 • 1.0.1 • 1.0.2 • 1.0.3 • 1.0.4 • 1.0.9

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Version 1.3
Characters
Proto Man • Bass
Bosses
Ring Man • Skull Man • Crystal Man • Charge Man
Enemies
Minoan • Wall Blaster • Totem Polen • Pakatto 24 • Docron • Mummira • Garyoby • Whopper • Bomb/Rock Thrown • Metall Cannon • Subeil • Giree • Tondeall • Pukapucker • Bounder
Weapons
Proto Buster • Bass Buster • Proto Coil • Proto Jet • Treble Boost • Drill Bomb • Power Stone • Water Wave • Crystal Eye • Super Arrow
Level Objects & Pickups
Ring Platform • Coil Platform • Quicksand • Rolling Drill • Teckyun • Character Capsule • Health Spawner • Weapon Energy Spawner
Major Patches
1.3.1 • 1.3.2 • 1.3.3 • 1.3.4 • 1.3.5 • 1.3.6

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Version 1.5
Bosses
Grenade Man • Astro Man • Concrete Man • Tornado Man
Enemies
Shell'n • Bunby Tank DX • Joe Classic • Surumaker • Hannya Attacker • Crunchran • Fire Met • Wall Teck • Rabbiton • Penpen EV • Big Telly • Bombomboy • Flower Presenter • Fire Totem • Okosutobon • Diarn • Hoohoo • Kakinbatank • Adamski • Nombrellan • Sakrets • Caricarry • Petit Devil
Weapons
Mega Ball • Tornado Hold • Flash Bomb • Thunder Claw • Flame Sword • Concrete Shot • Jewel Satellite • Hornet Chaser • Laser Trident • Magma Bazooka • Black Hole Bomb • Tornado Blow
Level Objects
Reflecting Yoku Block • Thunder Claw Pole • TNT • Astro Gate • Astro Button• Astro Reset Button • Magma Beam Generator • Rain • Bokazurah • Illusian
Major Patches
1.5.1 • 1.5.2 • 1.5.3 • 1.5.4 • 1.5.5

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Version 1.6
Major Features
Online Building
Bosses
Sheep Man • Pump Man • Blast Man • Bounce Man
Enemies
Cargou Q • Kaona Geeno • Pointan • Sola 0 • Oshitsu Osarettsu • Numetall • Merserker • Bari III • Mecha Pitchan • Searchy • Electro Guard • Electriri • Pipetto • Anti-Eddie • Air Stone • Mash Burner • Crunch Don
Weapons
Thunder Wool • Commando Bomb • Water Shield • Wheel Cutter • Mirror Buster • Screw Crusher • Ballade Cracker • Bounce Ball • Pile Driver • Scramble Thunder
Level Objects
Horizontal Weapon Block • Horizontal Key Door • Moving Cog • Sheep Block • Moving Elevator • Chill Block • Spinning Wheel • Chemical Solution • Fire Wall
Major Patches
1.6.1 • 1.6.2 • 1.6.3

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Version 1.7
Characters
Roll
Bosses
Fire Man • Quick Man • Yamato Man • Freeze Man • Splash Woman • Strike Man
Enemies
Pipi • Atomic Chicken • Ladder Press • Battan • Cocco • Hologran • Sumatran • Skull Walker • Returning Machine Gun Joe • Neo Heli Metall • Mole • Scworm • Sniper Armor • Lantern Fish • Electric Gabyoall • Elec'n • Bomb Flier • Nitron • Giant Springer • V • Hotchkiss'n • Molmole • Molier • Brown • Bunby Catcher • Helipon • Ring Ring • Submarine Flier • Propeller Eye • Sea Mine • Bombier • Jet Bomb • Ratton
Weapons
Roll Swing • Tango Jump • Flappy Beat • Super Arm • Time Stopper • Bubble Lead • Spark Shock • Dust Crusher • Gyro Attack • Napalm Bomb • Yamato Spear • Centaur Flash • Freeze Cracker • Triple Blade • Solar Blaze • Command Selection
Level Objects & Pickups
Music Changer • Super Arm Block • Fire Wave • On/Off Switch • On/Off Switch Timer • On Switch Block • On/Off Switch Block • On Switch Spike • Off Switch Spike • On Switch Ladder • Off Switch Ladder • Top Lift • Splash Platform • Bouncy Ball • Fuse Crosser • Jumpthrough Platform • Hornet Roll • Acid Drop • Needle Press • Fork Block • Steam • Plantform • Ice Barrier • Spike Platform • Soccer Ball Jet • Concrete Lift • Fuse Rail • Fuse Crawler • Fuse Xtender • ?-Tank
Major Patches
1.7.1 • 1.7.2 • 1.7.3 • 1.7.4 • 1.7.5

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Version 1.8
Bosses
Cold Man • Pirate Man • Burner Man • Enker • Punk • Pluto • Yellow Devil • Boobeam Trap • Kamegoro Maker • Cossack Catcher • Wily Machine 4 • Dark Man 3 • Dark Man 4 • Big Pets • Wily Machine 6
Enemies
Gori-Three • Dodonpa Cannon • Plasma • Romper • Snoler • Big Telly • Electric Generator • Mokumokumo • Hogale • Ammoner • Oni Robo • Sydecka • Hyoey • Biribaree • Piriparee • Doncatch • Heli Mettall DX • Fukuhorn • Metall Sniper • Press'N • Cutting Wheel • Tamp • La Jaba • Fankurow • Shuhorn • Chainsoar
Weapons
Ice Wall • Wave Burner • Spread Drill • Copy Vision • Tengu Blade • Magic Card • Grab Buster • Salt Water • Electric Shock • Break Dash • Spark Chaser • Tango • Uber Chain
Level Objects & Pickups
Low Grav Section • Horizontal Astro Gate • Horizontal Astro Button • Horizontal Astro Reset Button • Gori-Three Rock • Hotplate • Ice Block • Explosive Crate • Dynamo Conveyor • Moving Light • Moving Light Redirector • Moving Light Terminator • Moving Light Darkness • Floating Balloon • Oni Cloud Generator • Oni Wind Generator • Pressurized Cracked Block • Rotating Spike Box • Bell Ringer • Super Cutter • Melting Snow Block • Icicle • Shifting Falling Stone • Guts Hover • Move Hover • Napalm Fire • Alternating Timing Conveyor • Water Fall Spawner • Uranus Platform • Girder • Pluto Block • Targets • Target Rail • Health Modifier • Weapon Energy Modifier • Lighter Push Block • Heavier Push Block • Mobile Push Block • Magnetic Coil • Section Wide Water • Water Height Market • Water Height Crystal • Health Block Checker • Weapon Energy Block Checker • Arrows • Fuse Lazer Turret • Anti Yashishi • Drop Suppressor
Major Patches
1.8.1 • 1.8.2 • 1.8.3 • 1.8.4 • 1.8.5

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Version 1.9
Major Features
Layering
Bosses
Burst Man • Burst Bubble • Tengu Man • Jewel Man • Galaxy Man • Nitro Man • Fuse Man
Enemies
Swim Metall DX • Astro Zombieg • Succubatton • Shururun • Octone • Camouflametall • Darspider • Suzak and Fenix • Yonbain • Arc Weldy • Boyorn • Lamper
Weapons
Slash Claw • Scorch Wheel • Ice Wave • Plug Ball • Rebound Striker • Acid Barrier
Level Objects & Pickups
Water Drop • Cracked Ice Platform • Invisible Tile • Invisible Decoration • Invisible Platform • Invisible Ladder • Invisible Spike • Tel Tel • Tel Tel Fountain • Burst Water • Count Bomb CD • Count Bomb CD Slow • Lift Elevator • Lift Elevator Mark • Shupponpon Front Door • Shupponpon Side Door • Shupponpon Rail • Floating Spike • Floating Bubble Generator • Flipping Doors • Anti Grav Section • Blast Sensor • Blast Sensor On/Off • Blast Wire • Blast Wire On/Off • Blast Crate • Falling Blast Crate • Blast Big Crate • Blast Scrapped Car
Major Patches

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Games

Mega Man 1
Characters
Mega Man
Weapons
Mega Buster • Rolling Cutter • Super Arm • Ice Slasher • Hyper Bomb • Fire Storm • Thunder Beam • Magnet Beam
Enemies
Met • Octopus Battery • Beak • Picket Man • Screw Bomber • Big Eye • Spine • Crazy Razy • Watcher • Killer Bullet • Tackle Fire • Flying Shell • Footholder
Level Objects
Fire Beam • Elec Beam • Flame Pillar • Super Arm Block • Fire Wave Spawner
Bosses
Cut Man • Ice Man • Bomb Man • Fire Man • Yellow Devil
Other Pages
Tilesets • Backgrounds • Music

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Mega Man Powered Up
Weapons (PU)
Proto Buster • Roll Swing • Time Slow • Oil Slider
Weapons (MM1)
Mega Buster • Rolling Cutter • Super Arm • Ice Slasher • Hyper Bomb • Fire Storm • Thunder Beam
Enemies
Met • Octopus Battery • Beak • Picket Man • Screw Bomber • Big Eye • Spine • Crazy Razy • Watcher • Killer Bullet • Tackle Fire • Flying Shell • Footholder • Hothead • Shield Attacker
Level Objects
Fire Beam • Elec Beam • Flame Pillar • Super Arm Block • Fire Wave Spawner • On/Off Switch • On Switch Block • On/Off Switch Block
Bosses
Cut Man • Ice Man • Bomb Man • Fire Man • Time Man • Yellow Devil
Other Pages
Tilesets • Backgrounds • Music

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Mega Man 2
Weapons Mega Buster • Bubble Lead • Air Shooter • Quick Boomerang • Leaf Shield • Crash Bomber • Time Stopper • Metal Blade • Atomic Fire • Item-1 • Item-2 • Item-3
Enemies Neo Met • Returning Sniper Joe • Telly • Crazy Cannon • Batton • Robbit • Hothead • Blocky • Pierobot • Croaker • Crabbot • Fly Boy • Fan Fiend • Shrink • Pipi • Mole • Scworm • Atomic Chicken • Big Fish • Sniper Armor • Hot Dog • Lantern Fish • Sniper Armor
Level Objects Conveyor Belt • Force Beam • Press • Crash Lift • Acid Drop
Bosses Bubble Man • Quick Man • Wood Man • Crash Man • Metal Man • Boobeam Trap
Other Pages Tilesets • Backgrounds • Music


Mega Man 5
Weapons
Mega Buster • Power Stone • Gravity Hold • Napalm Bomb • Gyro Attack • Crystal Eye • Star Crash • Water Wave • Charge Kick • Rush Coil • Rush Jet • Super Arrow
Enemies
Train Met • Crystal Joe • Shield Attacker • Pukapelly • Lyric • Kouker • Bitter • Power Muscler • Bomb/Rock Thrown • Metall Cannon • Subeil • Giree • Tondeall • Pukapucker • Bounder • Sumatran • Bombier • Cocco • Jet Bomb • V
Level Objects
Falling Platform • Rotating Platform • Rolling Drill • Teckyun • Steam • Low Grav Section
Bosses
Stone Man • Crystal Man • Napalm Man • Charge Man • Dark Man 3 • Dark Man 4 • Big Pets
Other Pages
Tilesets • Backgrounds • Music


Mega Man 7
Weapons
Mega Buster • Wild Coil • Noise Crush • Danger Wrap • Freeze Cracker • Scorch Wheel • Rush Coil • Rush Jet • Super Adaptor
Enemies
Tripropellan • Icicle Teck • Trio The Wheel • Baccone • Tom Daddy • Frisk Cannon • Gockroach S • Gockroach S Nest • Turbo Roader • Kaminari Kogoro • Cyorown • Gabgyo • Gobots • Tsuranattor • Swim Metall DX • Astro Zombieg
Level Objects
Floor Light • Jet Platform • Punch Block • Junk Dropper • Cracked Ice Platform • Invisible Tile • Tel Tel • Burst Water
Bosses
Spring Man • Freeze Man • Shade Man • Burst Man
Other Pages
Tilesets • Backgrounds • Music


Mega Man 8
Weapons
Mega Buster • Mega Ball • Tornado Hold • Flash Bomb • Thunder Claw • Flame Sword • Ice Wave
Enemies
Shell'n • Bunby Tank DX • Joe Classic • Surumaker • Hannya Attacker • Crunchran • Fire Met • Fire Met Spawner • Wall Teck • Rabbiton • Penpen EV • Big Telly • Succubatton • Shururun • Gori Three • Dodonpa Cannon • Romper • Hogale • Hogale Spawner • Ammoner • Sydecka
Level Objects
Thunder Claw Pole • TNT • Astro Gate • Astro Button • Astro Reset Button • Gori Three Rock • Count Bomb CD • Lift Elevator • Shupponpon Door • Floating Spike • Floating Bubble Generator • Flipping Doors • Ice Block • Ice Block Spawner • Explosive Crates • Bell Ringer
Bosses
Grenade Man • Astro Man • Tengu Man
Other Pages
Tilesets • Backgrounds • Music


Mega Man 10
Weapons
Mega Buster • Proto Buster • Bass Buster • Triple Blade • Solar Blaze • Thunder Wool • Commando Bomb • Water Shield • Wheel Cutter • Rebound Striker • Mirror Buster • Screw Crusher • Ballade Cracker • Rush Coil • Rush Jet • Proto Coil • Proto Jet • Treble Boost
Enemies
Cargou Q • Kaona Geeno • Pointan • Sola O • Oshitsu Osarettsu • Numetall • Merserker • Bari III (Head) • Bari III (Body) • Mecha Pitchan • Searchy • Searchy Spawner • Returning Machine Gun Joe • Neo Heli Metall • Molmole • Momole Spawner • Momole Spawner (Random) • Darspider • Suzak and Fenix • Yonbain
Level Objects
Jumpthrough Platform • Sheep Block • Sheep Spike • Chill Block • Moving Elevator • Moving Elevator Vertical Stop • Soccer Ball Jet
Bosses
Sheep Man • Pump Man • Strike Man • Nitro Man
Other Pages
Tilesets • Backgrounds • Music


Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge
Weapons
Mega Buster • Rolling Cutter • Ice Slasher • Fire Storm • Thunder Beam • Bubble Lead • Quick Boomerang • Time Stopper • Atomic Fire • Mirror Buster
Enemies
Met • Octopus Battery • Screw Bomber • Big Eye • Tackle Fire • Hothead • Pipi • Mole • Scworm • Cutting Wheel
Level Objects
Super Cutter • Melting Snow Block • Icicle
Bosses
Cut Man • Ice Man • Fire Man • Bubble Man • Quick Man • Enker
Other Pages
Tilesets • Backgrounds • Music

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Mega Man V
Weapons
Mega Buster • Grab Buster • Salt Water • Electric Shock • Break Dash • Spark Chaser • Tango • Rush Coil • Rush Jet
Enemies
Hyoey • Biribaree • Piriparee • Doncatch • Hell Metall DX • Fukuhorn • Metall Sniper • Tamp • La Jaba • Fankurow • Shuhorn • Chainsoar • Feeber
Level Objects
Alternating Timing Conveyor • Water Fall Spawner • Uranus Platform • Girder • Pluto Block • Magnet Well • Gravity Field • Gravity Indicator
Bosses
Pluto • Enker • Punk
Other Pages
Tilesets • Backgrounds • Music

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