1.5.0

Promotional picture by Zedicon.

Version 1.5.0 is a major update for Mega Man Maker that was released on March 26, 2019. The update focused on adding content from Mega Man 8 and Mega Man 9, alternate tilesets, and the ability to add more than one Robot Master in a single level.

Changelog

New Features

Bosses

• Grenade Man
• Astro Man
• Concrete Man
• Tornado Man

Enemies

• Shell'n
• Bunby Tank DX
• Joe Classic
• Surumaker
• Hannya Attacker
• Crunchran
• Fire Met
• Fire Met Spawner
• Wall Teck
• Rabbiton
• Penpen EV
• Big Telly
• Bombomboy
• Flower Presenter
• Fire Totem
• Okosutobon
• Diarn
• Hoohoo
• Hoohoo Spawner
• Kakinbatank
• Adamski
• Nombrellan
• Nombrellan Spawner
• Sakrets

Level Objects

• Reflecting Yoku Block
• Thunder Claw Pole
• TNT
• Astro Gate
• Astro Button
• Astro Reset Button
• Magma Beam Generator
• Rain
• Bokazurah
• Bokazurah Block
• Illusian
• Illusian Block

Yoku Blocks

• Elec Man Yoku Block
• Ice Man Yoku Block
• Heat Man Yoku Block
• Magnet Man Yoku Block
• MM4 Wily 1 Yoku Block
• Dark Man 1 Yoku Block
• MM6 Wily 2 Yoku Block
• Plug Man Yoku Block
• Endless Mode Yoku Block

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

Backgrounds

An † indicates another background previously had this name, but was renamed following the update.

• Cut BG
• Fire BG 2
• Elec BG 2
• Elec BG 3
• MM1 Wily 3 BG (Alt)
• Bubble BG 2
• Wood BG 2
• Flash BG 2
• Metal BG 2
• MM2 Wily 1 BG 3
• MM2 Wily 3 BG 2
• MM2 Wily 5 BG
• MM2 Wily 5 BG (Alt)
• Needle BG 3
• Needle BG 3 (Alt)
• Needle BG 4
• Top BG 2
• Shadow BG 2
• Gemini BG 2
• Gemini BG 2 (Alt)
• MM3 Wily 1 BG (Alt)
• MM3 Wily 1 BG 2
• Dive BG
• Ring BG
• Skull BG 2
• Skull BG 3
• Bright BG 2
• Dust BG 2
• Drill BG 2
• Cossack 1 BG 2
• Cossack 1 BG 3
• Cossack 1 BG 4
• Cossack 4 BG 2
• Cossack 4 BG 2 (Alt)
• MM4 Wily 1 BG 2
• MM4 Wily 3 BG 2
• MM4 Wily 3 BG 2 (Alt)
• MM4 Wily 4 BG
• Stone BG 2
• Stone BG 3
• Stone BG 4
• Stone BG 5
• Stone BG 6
• Gravity BG 2
• Crystal BG 2
• Napalm BG 2
• Napalm BG 3
• Star BG 2
• Wave BG 2
• Charge BG 3
• Charge BG 4
• Charge BG 5
• Charge BG 6
• Charge BG 7
• Charge BG 8
• Dark Man 1 BG 2
• Dark Man 1 BG 3
• Dark Man 1 BG 4
• Dark Man 2 BG 2
• Dark Man 2 BG 3
• Dark Man 2 BG 4
• Dark Man 3 BG 2
• MM5 Wily 2 BG†
• MM5 Wily 2 BG 2
• MM5 Wily 2 BG 3
• Wind BG 3
• Flame BG 3
• Flame BG 4
• Flame BG 5
• Tomahawk BG (Alt)
• Tomahawk BG 2 (Alt)
• Tomahawk BG 3
• Tomahawk BG 3 (Alt)
• Tomahawk BG 4
• Tomahawk BG 4 (Alt)
• Tomahawk BG 5
• Tomahawk BG 5 (Alt)
• Centaur BG 3
• Centaur BG 3 (Alt)
• Centaur BG 3 (Alt 2)
• Centaur BG 4
• Centaur BG 4 (Alt)
• Knight BG (Alt)
• Knight BG 2 (Alt)
• Knight BG 3
• Knight BG 3 (Alt)
• Knight BG 4
• Knight BG 4 (Alt)
• Knight BG 5
• Knight BG 6
• Knight BG 6 (Alt)
• Knight BG 7
• Knight BG 7 (Alt)
• Yamato BG (Alt)
• Yamato BG 2 (Alt)
• Yamato BG 3 (Alt)
• Yamato BG 4
• Yamato BG 4 (Alt)
• Yamato BG 5
• Yamato BG 5 (Alt)
• Yamato BG 6
• Yamato BG 6 (Alt)
• Plant BG 3
• Plant BG 4
• Mr. X 1 BG 2
• Mr. X 1 BG 3
• Mr. X 1 BG 4
• Mr. X 3 BG 2
• MM6 Wily 1 BG 3
• MM6 Wily 2 BG 2
• MM6 Wily 2 BG 3
• MM6 Wily 3 BG
• MM6 Wily 3 BG 2
• MM6 Wily 3 BG 3
• MM6 Wily 3 BG 4
• MM6 Wily 3 BG 5
• MM6 Wily 3 BG 6
• MM6 Wily 4 BG 2
• Tengu BG
• Grenade BG
• Frost BG
• Frost BG (Alt)
• Clown BG
• Astro BG
• Astro BG (Alt)
• Sword BG
• Aqua BG
• Aqua BG 2
• Search BG
• Search BG 2
• Search BG 3
• MM8 Wily 1 BG
• MM8 Wily 2 BG
• Concrete BG
• Concrete BG 2
• Concrete BG 3
• Concrete BG 3 (Alt)
• Jewel BG
• Jewel BG 2
• Hornet BG
• Hornet BG (Alt)
• Hornet BG 2
• Hornet BG 3
• Plug BG
• Plug BG 2
• Plug BG 3
• Plug BG 4
• Splash BG
• Splash BG 2
• Splash BG 2 (Alt)
• Splash BG 2 (Alt 2)
• Magma BG
• Magma BG 2
• Magma BG 3
• Magma BG 4
• Galaxy BG
• Galaxy BG 2
• Tornado BG
• Tornado BG 2
• Fake BG
• Fake BG 2
• MM9 Wily 1 BG
• MM9 Wily 1 BG (Alt)
• MM9 Wily 1 BG 2
• MM9 Wily 1 BG 3
• MM9 Wily 1 BG 4
• MM9 Wily 2 BG
• MM9 Wily 2 BG (Alt)
• MM9 Wily 2 BG 2
• MM9 Wily 3 BG
• MM9 Wily 3 BG (Alt)
• MM9 Wily 3 BG (Alt 2)
• MM9 Wily 4 BG
• MM9 Wily 4 BG 2
• MM9 Wily 4 BG 2 (Alt)
• MM9 Endless BG
• MM9 Endless BG 2
• MM9 Endless BG 2 (Alt)
• MM9 Endless BG 3
• MM9 Endless BG 3 (Alt)
• MM9 Endless BG 3 (Alt 2)
• MM9 Endless BG 3 (Alt 3)
• MM9 Endless BG 4
• MM9 Endless BG 5
• MM9 Endless BG 5 (Alt)
• MM9 Endless BG 5 (Alt 2)
• MM9 Endless BG 5 (Alt 3)

Tilesets

An † indicates another tileset previously had this name, but was renamed following the update.

• MM1 Wily 1 Tile†
• Bubble Tile 2
• Quick Tile (Alt)
• Flash Tile 1
• Flash Tile 2
• Flash Tile 1 (Animated)
• Flash Tile 2 (Animated)
• Flash Tile 3 (Animated)
• MM2 Wily 1 Tile†
• MM2 Wily 1 Tile 2 (Alt)
• MM2 Wily 3 Tile (Alt)
• MM2 Wily 5 Tile
• Snake Tile 2†
• Needle Tile 2
• Top Tile 2
• Shadow Tile
• Gemini Tile 2
• Gemini Tile 3
• Gemini Tile 4
• Gemini Tile 2 (Animated)
• Gemini Tile 3 (Animated)
• Gemini Tile 4 (Animated)
• MM3 Wily 1 Tile†
• MM3 Wily 1 Tile 2
• MM3 Wily 1 Tile 3 (Alt)
• MM3 Wily 4 Tile†
• Dive Tile (Alt)
• Dust Tile 2
• Drill Tile 2
• Toad Tile†
• Pharaoh Tile 2
• Cossack 1 Tile†
• Cossack 2 Tile
• Cossack 4 Tile
• MM4 Wily 3 Tile
• MM4 Wily 4 Tile
• Stone Tile†
• Crystal Tile
• Napalm Tile 2
• Star Tile 2
• Star Tile 2 (Alt)
• Wave Tile
• Charge Tile 2
• Dark Man 2 Tile 2
• Dark Man 3 Tile 2
• MM5 Wily 2 Tile
• MM5 Wily 2 Tile (Alt)
• MM5 Wily 3 Tile
• MM5 Wily 4 Tile
• Blizzard Tile 2
• Wind Tile 2
• Flame Tile
• Flame Tile 2
• Flame Tile 3
• Tomahawk Tile (Alt)
• Tomahawk Tile 2
• Tomahawk Tile 2 (Alt)
• Tomahawk Tile 3
• Tomahawk Tile 3 (Alt)
• Centaur Tile (Alt)
• Centaur Tile 2
• Centaur Tile 2 (Alt)
• Knight Tile (Alt)
• Knight Tile 2
• Knight Tile 2 (Alt)
• Yamato Tile (Alt)
• Yamato Tile 2
• Yamato Tile 2 (Alt)
• Yamato Tile 3
• Yamato Tile 3 (Alt)
• Yamato Tile 4
• Yamato Tile 4 (Alt)
• Yamato Tile 5
• Yamato Tile 5 (Alt)
• Plant Tile
• Mr. X 1 Tile
• Mr. X 1 Tile 2
• Mr. X 2 Tile 2
• Mr. X 3 Tile
• Mr. X 4 Tile
• MM6 Wily 1 Tile (Alt)
• MM6 Wily 4 Tile
• Spring Tile 2
• Tengu Tile
• Frost Tile
• Frost Tile (Alt)
• Grenade Tile
• Clown Tile
• Astro Tile
• Astro Tile 2
• Astro Tile 2 (Alt)
• Sword Tile
• Aqua Tile
• Search Tile
• MM8 Wily 1 Tile
• MM8 Wily 2 Tile
• MM8 Wily 2 Tile (Alt)
• Concrete Tile
• Concrete Tile 2
• Jewel Tile
• Hornet Tile
• Plug Tile
• Magma Tile
• Magma Tile 2
• Splash Tile
• Galaxy Tile
• Tornado Tile
• Tornado Tile 2
• MM9 Wily 1 Tile
• MM9 Wily 1 Tile 2
• MM9 Wily 1 Tile 2 (Alt)
• MM9 Wily 2 Tile
• MM9 Wily 2 Tile (Alt)
• MM9 Wily 3 Tile
• MM9 Wily 4 Tile
• MM9 Wily 4 Tile (Alt)
• Fake Tile
• MM9 Endless Tile 1
• MM9 Endless Tile 2
• MM9 Endless Tile 2 (Alt)
• MM9 Endless Tile 2 (Alt 2)
• MM9 Endless Tile 3
• MM9 Endless Tile 3 (Alt)
• MM9 Endless Tile 4
• MM9 Endless Tile 4 (Alt)
• MM9 Endless Tile 5
• MM9 Endless Tile 6
• MM9 Endless Tile 7
• MM9 Endless Tile 8
• MM9 Endless Tile 8 (Alt)
• MM9 Endless Tile 9
• MM9 Endless Tile 9 (Alt)
• MM9 Endless Tile 10

Plates

• Dr. Light Plate
• Dr. Right Plate

Ladders

An † indicates another ladder previously had this name, but was renamed following the update.

• Heat Ladder
• Snake Ladder
• Needle Ladder 2
• Shadow Ladder
• Wily Ladder 6†
• Wily Ladder 7†
• Ring Ladder
• Dive Ladder
• Dive Ladder (Alt)
• Drill Ladder
• Cossack Ladder 2†
• Cossack Ladder 3
• Wily Ladder 10
• Gravity Ladder
• Wily Ladder 11
• Wily Ladder 12
• Wind Ladder 2
• Tomahawk Ladder (Alt)
• Centaur Ladder (Alt)
• Centaur Ladder (Alt 2)
• Knight Ladder (Alt)
• Yamato Ladder
• Mr. X Ladder 2†
• Wily Ladder 14
• Spring Ladder
• Freeze Ladder
• Slash Ladder
• Junk Ladder
• Junk Ladder 2
• Shade Ladder
• Burst Ladder
• Turbo Ladder
• Cloud Ladder
• Cloud Ladder 2
• Wily Ladder 15
• Wily Ladder 16
• Wily Ladder 17
• Astro Ladder
• Frost Ladder
• Sword Ladder
• Sword Ladder (Alt)
• Grenade Ladder
• Aqua Ladder
• Search Ladder
• Search Ladder 2
• Clown Ladder
• Duo Ladder
• Wily Ladder 18
• Wily Ladder 19
• Concrete Ladder
• Hornet Ladder
• Plug Ladder
• Splash Ladder
• Galaxy Ladder
• Tornado Ladder
• Wily Ladder 20
• Wily Ladder 21
• Wily Ladder 22
• Wily Ladder 23
• Wily Ladder 24
• Fake Ladder
• MM9 Endless Ladder
• MM9 Endless Ladder 2
• MM9 Endless Ladder 3

Spikes

An † indicates another ladder previously had this name, but was renamed following the update.

• Wily Spike 3†
• Wily Spike 4†
• Wily Spike 5†
• Spark Spike (Alt)
• Needle Spike
• Top Spike†
• Shadow Spike
• Shadow Spike 2
• Gemini Spike
• Gemini Spike 3
• Gemini Spike 3 (Alt)
• Gemini Spike 3 (Alt 2)
• Wily Spike 6†
• Wily Spike 7†
• Dive Spike
• Dive Spike (Alt)
• Dust Spike
• Stone Spike
• Napalm Spike†
• Dark Spike 3†
• Wily Spike 13
• Wily Spike 14
• Wily Spike 17
• Wily Spike 18
• Blizzard Spike 2
• Wind Spike†
• Flame Spike
• Tomahawk Spike (Alt)
• Centaur Spike 2
• Centaur Spike 2 (Alt)
• Knight Spike (Alt)
• Knight Spike 2
• Knight Spike 2 (Alt)
• Yamato Spike (Alt)
• Yamato Spike 2
• Yamato Spike 2 (Alt)
• Wily Spike 20
• Wily Spike 21
• Spring Spike
• Slash Spike
• Burst Spike
• Burst Spike (Alt)
• Burst Spike 2
• Burst Spike 2 (Alt)
• Turbo Spike
• Wily Spike 23
• Wily Spike 24
• Wily Spike 26
• Wily Spike 27
• Frost Spike
• Sword Spike
• Search Spike
• Clown Spike
• Aqua Spike
• Aqua Spike 2
• Grenade Spike
• Duo Spike
• Wily Spike 28
• Concrete Spike
• Jewel Spike
• Hornet Spike
• Plug Spike
• Plug Spike 2
• Splash Spike
• Splash Spike (Alt)
• Splash Spike (Alt 2)
• Splash Spike 2
• Galaxy Spike
• Tornado Spike
• Wily Spike 29
• Wily Spike 30
• Wily Spike 31
• Wily Spike 32
• Wily Spike 33
• Fake Spike
• MM9 Endless Spike
• MM9 Endless Spike 2
• MM9 Endless Spike 3

Water

• Ice Water
• Bubble Water
• Wily Water 1 (MM2 Wily 3)
• Gemini Water
• Wily Water 2 (MM3 Wily 1)
• Dive Water
• Toad Water
• Wily Water 3 (MM4 Wily 1)
• Wave Water
• Wily Water 4 (MM5 Wily 2)
• Blizzard Water
• Centaur Water
• Yamato Water (Alt)
• Plant Water
• Wily Water 5 (MM6 Wily 3)
• Splash Water
• Wily Water 6 (MM9 Wily 2)
• Endless Water

Special

• Drop Shadow
• Pit Shadow

Music

• MM8 Intro Stage
• MM8 Intro Stage (Water)
• Tengu Man (SS)
• Tengu Man (PSX)
• Frost Man
• Grenade Man
• Clown Man
• Astro Man
• Sword Man
• Aqua Man
• Search Man
• MM8 Wily Stage 1
• MM8 Wily Stage 2
• MM8 Wily Stage 3
• MM8 Wily Stage 4
• MM8 Robot Master
• MM8 Robot Master Intro
• MM8 Midboss
• MM8 Wily Boss (Machine)
• MM8 Wily Boss (Capsule)
• Concrete Man
• Jewel Man
• Hornet Man
• Plug Man
• Splash Woman
• Magma Man
• Galaxy Man
• Tornado Man
• MM9 Wily Stage 1
• MM9 Wily Stage 2
• MM9 Wily Stage 3
• MM9 Wily Stage 4
• Fake Man
• MM9 Endless Attack
• MM9 Robot Master
• MM9 Wily Boss

Changes

• The previously unused enemies, Caricarry and Petit Devil, originally added in Version 1.0.0, have been officially implemented.
• You can now place multiple bosses in your level!
• Bosses can now perform different actions when defeated. These options are:
  • End the stage, like in version 1.4.0 and prior.
  • Drop an item: large health, large weapon energy, 1-up, Yashichi, E-Tank, M-Tank or key.
  • Add or remove a weapon to/from the player's arsenal.
  • Change the playable character.
• Added a Boss Suppressor object. Placing this in a section requires all bosses in this section to be defeated in order to clear the stage.
• Water has been moved and given its own tab in the Tiles category, and many new water tiles from Mega Man 1 to 9 have been added.
• Rotating Platform has been given two additional color skins, green and yellow.
• Regular Yoku Blocks now have multiple sprite options. The new sprite options automatically place shadows under them as well.
• Added new Cracked Block variations.
• Teleporters now have 9 different colors to choose from.
• Added previously missing colour variants for: Blocky, Wanaan Base, MM4 Shield Attacker, Dust Block, Giree, Giree Spawner, Tondeall, B Bitter, Pukapelly, Subeil, Lyric, Rotating Platform, Teckyun, MM6 Shield Attacker, Cyber Gabyoall and Fan.
• Added many new music tracks from Mega Man 8 and 9.
• Added profile icons for the robot masters of Mega Man 8 and 9, alongside helmetless Mega Man, Auto and Duo.
• Added an option to turn on a level timer which will allow you to know how long a level has been going on for.
• Added a Favorites Selection Wheel. Hold the Tab key in the editor to spawn a wheel, then move your mouse to quickly select an asset from your favorites.
• You can now use the right mouse button to go back in angle selection and Cracked Block item selection.
• Added a new disclaimer screen to warn people about flashing images.
• Wily Challenge:
  • 1-ups now refill your health on top of giving you an extra life. This should no longer make certain levels unbeatable in this mode.
  • You can now skip levels without losing a life, unless you are airborne or low on health.
• Pookers can now be knocked over by a fully charged Power Adaptor shot.
• Sniper Joe is now only protected on their shield, meaning you can shoot through their shield when close, or hit them in their head or feet.
• Moved the Teleporter to the Mega Man 9 section, as that was its game of origin.
• Made some modifications to the key sprite.
• Danger Wrap now deals twice as much damage if an enemy is trapped inside of it.
• Water Wave can now dose burning oil underwater.
• Updated the weapon icon for Block Dropper.
• Slightly updated mugshots for Cut Man, Guts Man and Fire Man.
• The credits no longer use colored text, significantly decreasing lag. Additionally, the credits are more compact.
• Expanded the shortcuts menu in the editor.
• New example levels: Obligatory Boss Rush Level by SnoruntPyro, Whirlpool Ocean by Schmiddi and Double Trouble, Desert Base, By Sword and Shield and Infiltration by Aze.
• Several assets have been renamed:
• MM1 Wily 1 Tile > MM1 Wily 1 Tile 2
• MM2 Wily 1 Tile > MM2 Wily 1 Tile 2
• MM3 Wily 1 Tile > MM3 Wily 1 Tile 3
• MM3 Wily 4 Tile > MM3 Wily 4 Tile 2
• Toad Tile > Toad Tile 2
• Cossack 1 Tile > Cossack 1 Tile 2
• Stone Tile > Stone Tile 2
• Slash Tile > Shade Tile 2
• Slash Tile 2 > Slash Tile
• MM5 Wily 2 BG > MM5 Wily 2 BG (Alt)
• Wily Ladder 6 > Wily Ladder 8
• Cossack Ladder 2 > Cossack Ladder 4
• Wily Ladder 7 > Wily Ladder 9
• Mr. X Ladder 2 > Mr. X Ladder 3
• Wily Ladder 8 > Wily Ladder 13
• Top Spike > Gemini Spike 2
• Wily Spike 3 > Wily Spike 8
• Wily Spike 4 > Wily Spike 9
• Wily Spike 5 > Wily Spike 10
• Wily Spike 6 > Wily Spike 11
• Wily Spike 7 > Wily Spike 12
• Napalm Spike > Napalm Spike (Alt)
• Dark Spike 3 > Dark Spike 4
• Dark Spike 4 > Dark Spike 5
• Wily Spike 8 > Wily Spike 15
• Wily Spike 9 > Wily Spike 16
• Wind Spike > Wind Spike (Alt)
• Wily Spike 10 > Wily Spike 19
• Wily Spike 11 > Wily Spike 22
• Wily Spike 12 > Wily Spike 25
• Water > Yamato Water

Fixed Bugs

• Placing a Dust Block over a health or weapon energy spawner, then destroying the Dust Block, prevents any items from spawning.
• When completing a victory animation while in oil, the camera centers in on the player, ignoring screen boundaries.
• Deflecting the shot of a Cyorown with Proto Man makes it taunt.
• Water Wave removes Spring Man's hands leaving his arm links behind until he shoots again.
• Jumping while in the air stream of downwards facing fans left you in the jumping animation.
• Dive Missile can home in on Teckyuns.
• Quick Laser's description shows the wrong damage number.
• Placing solid moving platforms above Shade Man as he spawns can softlock the game.
• Shade Man can get stuck under Pooker platforms after diving.
• Fans can very occasionally clip you through ceilings.
• Charge Kicking in the air right under a ceiling makes you slide infinitely.
• Spawning Treble on the edge of a screen, then switching weapons while undergoing a screen transition, allows you to use Treble Boost under a different weapon.
• Water Wave cannot kill Rolling Drills from behind.
• Quick Lasers are not active in the section if they are off-screen.
• Quick Lasers can fail to spawn when attempted to spawn them from above.
• Enemy projectiles with gravity act weirdly when reflected during Time Slow.
• Magnet Missile can home in on off-screen Watchers and Big Fish.
• Kaminari Kogoro can be targeted by homing projectiles before spawning.
• Certain enemies get crushed when jumping into non-moving solid moving platforms.
• Subeil's description contains a grammar mistake.
• Atomic Fire's second and third charges have incorrect damage values when set as boss weaknesses.
• Collecting a second weapon capsule for Power Adaptor while you have the first collected will overfill the weapon energy bar.
• Bubukan can pole vault over certain high walls it should not be able to if you are a specific distance away from it.
• When the game is paused, Killer Bullet's explosion stays longer.
• When Metall Cannon is frozen during its turning animation, the animation keeps playing.
• Metall Cannon's projectile keeps moving when it's frozen.
• Bass cannot activate horizontal Count Bombs during Treble Boost.
• Destroying enemy projectiles with an attached Atomic Fire does not consume ammo.
• Screen transitioning into a boss door with a weapon or character capsule placed after the door can crash the game.
• One-way teleporters are now less likely to get you stuck in a wall.
• Charged Noise Crush rings get destroyed when hitting an enemy projectile, even if the projectile is killed.
• If a player projectile ricochets off an enemy shield, it is not destroyed upon a screen transition.
• Push Blocks get sent much higher when punched upwards under the effect of Time Slow.
• If Time Slow ends right before Big Eye jumps, it can become frozen.
• Icicle Teck's icicle can land on despawned jumpthrough moving platforms.
• The disappearing sprite of Perfect Freeze is misaligned.
• Super Ball Machine Jr.'s balls can move through terrain when colliding with a solid and a moving platform on the same frame.
• Spring Man's mini springs get caught on walls if too close to one when bouncing.
• Spring Man's mini springs do not despawn after he dies.
• Charge Kick and Top Spin cannot destroy enemy projectiles.
• If upwards-blowing fans move you through a vertical boss door, the sound effect will keep playing.
• After defeating a boss, sometimes the player is moved by a conveyor belt while not standing on one.
• Plates and character capsules do not update their graphics properly when loading a level through the editor, until the level is played.
• Shine can disappear when touching an energy pickup.
• Pierobot's gear can clip under specific circumstances.
• Proto Man and Bass cannot shoot when their ammo is depleted with Flash Stopper and Proto Coil/Treble Boost, with the latter being an adaptor slot for Mega Man.
• If you use a teleporter to enter a boss arena, then use Treble Boost quickly, Bass uses the wrong animation after the boss battle starts.
• Spark Man's animation for firing a big spark plays improperly during Time Slow.
• Flame Pillars can light oil below them on fire.
• Pukapucker sometimes does not turn around when touching a wall on the right.
• The ice cube variant of the Cracked Block has some incorrectly transparent pixels.
• Sliding when a jumpthrough moving platform is about to hit a ceiling can cause you to clip.
• When Push Blocks are pushed while inside Yoku Blocks, they clip.
• Proto Man's visor on a 1-up does not change colors when charging your buster.
• Robbit can clip when close to a right wall.
• When undergoing a screen transition and picking up an energy pickup at the same time, sometimes the transition will mess up.
• If Shade Man grabs you while Time Slow is activated, he may not let go of you after.
• While holding a ladder during a boss introduction, you can still charge your buster.
• If you transition upwards through a boss door at the peak of your Jet Adaptor flight, you can clip.
• Sometimes you cannot slide on an Icicle Teck's ice shard.
• If you pause the game shortly after one of Crystal Joe's crystals spawns, the crystal does not play its animation correctly.
• The beginning part of Crystal Joe's crystal's spawning animation is unaffected by Time Slow.
• If you climb up to a boss room, then hold down during the screen transition, you will move down when the boss spawns, instead of you being unable to move.
• Bosses placed on screen transition borders often cannot spawn.
• If Pierobot's gear spawns on a conveyor, moves and is killed, it will move as soon as it is respawned.
• With very precise movement, Minoan can despawn while its mount is still active.
• When restarting Wily Challenge, you keep your E- and M-Tanks.
• If you pause the game right after destroying a Cracked Block, then unpause, the explosion will last longer than usual.
• Screw Bomber and Brain Break freeze when Mega Man dies.
• It is now significantly less likely to fall through multiple jumpthrough moving platforms next to each other (e.g. Foot Holder elevators).
• If you touch a stationary Icicle Teck icicle while on a conveyor belt, you sometimes still take damage.
• If Item-3 is thrown at the top part of a wall, it bounces and does not attach to it.
• Item-3 has weird interaction with solid moving platforms.
• When Blocky is pushed into a ceiling by a spring, it can clip.
• Oil Slider's board can be destroyed by destructible enemy projectiles.
• Oil Slider's blob can remain in falling state when shot at the very edge of a platform.