Mega Man 2

Mega Man 2 (released as "Rockman 2: The Mystery of Dr. Wily" in Japan) is the second game in the classic Mega Man series, released on December 24, 1988. It was the second Mega Man game released for the NES in Japan and the United States. It is first game that established classic Mega Man formula like having eight robot masters and the E-Tank, and is one of the best selling Mega Man games.

In Mega Man Maker

Version 1.2.0 focused on adding content from this game and from Mega Man 3. As of Version 1.9.4.3, there are 6 bosses, 29 enemies, 7 level objects, 28 tilesets, 31 backgrounds, 11 weapons, 4 spikes, 6 ladders and 12 music tracks available from Mega Man 2 in Mega Man Maker.

Bosses

Robot Masters

• Crash Man
• Metal Man
• Bubble Man
• Wood Man
• Quick Man

Fortress Bosses

• Boobeam Trap

Enemies

• Neo Met
• Sniper Joe
• Telly
• Telly Spawner
• Telly Spawner (Solid)
• Crazy Cannon
• Batton
• Robbit
• Hothead
• Blocky
• Pierobot
• Croaker
• Crabbot
• Fly Boy
• Fly Boy (Spawner)
• Fan Fiend
• Shrink
• Pipi
• Pipi Spawner
• Mole
• Mole Spawner
• Mole Spawner (Random)
• Scworm
• Atomic Chicken
• Atomic Chicken Spawner
• Big Fish
• Sniper Armor
• Hot Dog
• Lantern Fish

Weapons

• Bubble Lead
• Air Shooter
• Quick Boomerang
• Leaf Shield
• Crash Bomber
• Time Stopper
• Metal Blade
• Atomic Fire
• Item-1
• Item-2
• Item-3

Level Objects

• Conveyor Belt
• Force Beam
• Red Force Beam
• Green Force Beam
• Press
• Crash Lift
• Acid Drop
• Heat Man Yoku Block

Backgrounds

• Bubble BG
• Bubble BG (Alt)
• Bubble BG 2
• Bubble BG 2 (Alt)
• Quick BG
• Quick BG 2
• Wodd BG
• Wood BG 2
• Wood BG 3
• Crash BG
• Flash BG
• Flash BG 2
• Metal BG
• Metal BG 2
• Heat BG
• Wily 1 BG
• Wily 1 BG 2
• Wily 1 BG 3
• Wily 2 BG
• Wily 3 BG
• Wily 3 BG 2
• Wily 4 BG
• Wily 5 BG
• Wily 5 BG 2
• Wily 5 BG 2 (Alt)
• Wily 6 BG
• Credits BG
• Credits BG (Alt)
• Credits BG (Alt 2)
• Credits BG (Alt 3)
• Credits BG (Alt 4)

Tilesets

• Bubble Tile
• Bubble Tile (Alt)
• Air Tile
• Quick Tile
• Quick Tile (Alt)
• Wood Tile
• Crash Tile
• Crash Tile 2
• Flash Tile 1
• Flash Tile 2
• Flash Tile 1 (Animated)
• Flash Tile 2 (Animated)
• Flash Tile 3 (Animated)
• Metal Tile
• Metal Tile 2
• Metal Tile 3
• Heat Tile
• Heat Tile 2
• Wily 1 Tile
• Wily 1 Tile 2
• Wily 1 Tile 3
• Wily 1 Tile 4
• Wily 2 Tile
• Wily 3 Tile
• Wily 3 Tile (Alt)
• Wily 4 Tile
• Wily 5 Tile
• Wily 6 Tile

Plates

• Wily Plate

Ladders

• Wood Ladder
• Crash Ladder
• Heat Ladder
• Wily Ladder 3 (MM2 Wily 1)
• Wily Ladder 4 (MM2 Wily 2)
• Wily Ladder 5 (MM2 Wily 4)

Spikes

• Bubble Spike
• Wily Spike 3 (MM2 Wily 2)
• Wily Spike 4 (MM2 Wily 3)
• Wily Spike 5 (MM2 Wily 4)

Water

• Bubble Water
• Wily 1 Water (MM2 Wily 3)

Music

• Bubble Man
• Air Man
• Quick Man
• Wood Man
• Crash Man
• Flash Man
• Metal Man
• Heat Man
• Wily Stage 1/2
• Wily Stage 3/4/5
• Wily Stage 6
• Robot Master (MM2)

Trivia

• This is so far the only represented Mega Man game with 8-bit graphics where a background has a version with custom-made sprites instead of the original sprites. The background was Bubble BG and it was done to mitigate the potential seizure from the original version of the background.