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'''Music''' is the background audio (or lack thereof) featured in levels and in other screens. Most of the music is designed to be played in the levels, and as such it can be selected from the Music menu, which is repesented by a quaver and two beamed quavers, in the [[Level Builder]]. Music for bosses can be set by selecting it in the settings for the first appearing boss. The music of a level can be changed mid-stage with the [[Music Changer]] or by setting a boss to change it upon defeat.
'''Music''' is the background audio (or lack thereof) featured in levels and in other screens. Most of the music is designed to be played in the levels, and as such it can be selected from the Music menu, represented by a quaver and two beamed quavers, in the [[Level Builder]]. Music for [[bosses]] can be set by selecting it in the settings, represented by a single quaver. The music that plays is that of the boss that first appears in a section. The music of a level can be changed mid-stage with the [[Music Changer]] or by setting a boss to change it upon defeat.


''Mega Man Maker's'' music files are in the NSF format to diminish the weight of the files. Due to this format's properties, tracks from non-8-bit Mega Man games are remixed to fit the 8-bit style and limitations. Tracks from ''[[Mega Man 9]]'' and ''[[Mega Man 10]]'' were recreated in software like FamiTracker by only using the 2A03 channels. In the game, music is read through Chiptune Player, a GameMaker Studio expansion by Mick @ Gamephase that plays chiptune music in various formats such as NSF (Nintendo Entertainment System), GBS (Nintendo Game Boy), and [https://marketplace.yoyogames.com/assets/5319/chiptune-player|SPC (Super Nintendo) Chiptune Player by Mick @ GamePhase.] In the earlier versions the game came with a Winamp extension, but due to constantly crashing the game or resetting game volume when a new song was played it was abandoned in [[1.0.2]].
''Mega Man Maker's'' music files are in the NSF format to diminish the weight of the files. Due to this format's properties, tracks from non-8-bit ''Mega Man'' games are remixed to fit the 8-bit style and limitations. Tracks from ''[[Mega Man 9]]'' and ''[[Mega Man 10]]'' were recreated in software like FamiTracker by only using the 2A03 channels. In the game, music is read through Chiptune Player, a GameMaker Studio expansion by Mick @ Gamephase that plays chiptune music in various formats such as NSF (Nintendo Entertainment System), GBS (Nintendo Game Boy), and [https://marketplace.gamemaker.io/assets/5319/chiptune-player|SPC (Super Nintendo) Chiptune Player by Mick @ GamePhase.] In earlier versions of ''Mega Man Maker'', the game came with a Winamp extension, but due to constantly crashing the game or resetting game volume when a new song was played it was abandoned in [[1.0.2]].


== [[Mega Man Maker|Original Tracks]] ==
== [[Mega Man Maker|Original Tracks]] ==
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-02fy72gCM Title Theme (Current)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-02fy72gCM Title Theme (Current)]
|[[1.1.0]]
|[[1.1.0]]
|[[CosmicGem]]
|[[CosmicGem]]<br>[[RRThiel]]
[[RRThiel]]
|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0K-b-7G5kNk Menu Theme]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0K-b-7G5kNk Menu Theme]
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooq959r5KRg Editor Theme B]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooq959r5KRg Editor Theme B]
|rowspan="3"|[[1.7.0]]
|rowspan="3"|[[1.7.0]]
|[[POLARIA POYON]]
|[[POLARIA POYON]]<br>[[RRThiel]]
[[RRThiel]]
|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VKZjMmN-8s Editor Theme C]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VKZjMmN-8s Editor Theme C]
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|}
|}


 
== [[Mega Man 1|Mega Man]]/[[Mega Man Powered Up]] ==
 
== [[Mega Man 1]]/[[Mega Man Powered Up]] ==
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders sortable"
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders sortable"
|+ style="text-align:left"|
|+ style="text-align:left"|
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|rowspan="10"|[[1.0.0]]
|rowspan="10"|[[1.0.0]]
|rowspan="6"|Manami Matsumae
|rowspan="6"|Manami Matsumae
|rowspan="6"|
|rowspan="6"|N/A
|-
|-
|Guts Man
|Guts Man
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|rowspan="10"|[[1.0.0]]
|rowspan="10"|[[1.0.0]]
|Takashi Tateishi
|Takashi Tateishi
|rowspan="12"|
|rowspan="12"|N/A
|-
|-
|Air Man
|Air Man
|Takashi Tateishi
|Takashi Tateishi<br>Manami Matsumae
Manami Matsumae
|-
|-
|Quick Man
|Quick Man
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|Wily Stage 6 (MM2)
|Wily Stage 6 (MM2)
|[[1.7.0]]
|[[1.7.0]]
|
|N/A
|-
|-
|Boss Theme (MM2)
|Boss Theme (MM2)
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|rowspan="13"|[[1.0.0]]
|rowspan="13"|[[1.0.0]]
|rowspan="2"|Yasuaki Fujita
|rowspan="2"|Yasuaki Fujita
|rowspan="13"|
|rowspan="13"|N/A
|-
|-
|Snake Man
|Snake Man
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|rowspan="14"|[[1.0.0]]
|rowspan="14"|[[1.0.0]]
|rowspan="14"|Minae Fujii
|rowspan="14"|Minae Fujii
|rowspan="14"|
|rowspan="14"|N/A
|-
|-
|Dive Man
|Dive Man
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|rowspan="10"|[[1.0.0]]
|rowspan="10"|[[1.0.0]]
|rowspan="10"|Mari Yamaguchi
|rowspan="10"|Mari Yamaguchi
|rowspan="10"|
|rowspan="10"|N/A
|-
|-
|Gravity Man
|Gravity Man
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LC6QadwaCM Wily Stages (Cirnosis)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LC6QadwaCM Wily Stages (Cirnosis)]
|[[1.0.9]]
|[[1.0.9]]
|Mari Yamaguchi
|Mari Yamaguchi<br>Jun'ya Ota
Jun'ya Ota
|[[littlelamp100]]
|[[littlelamp100]]
|-
|-
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|rowspan="12"|[[1.0.0]]
|rowspan="12"|[[1.0.0]]
|rowspan="12"|Yuko Takehara
|rowspan="12"|Yuko Takehara
|rowspan="12"|
|rowspan="12"|N/A
|-
|-
|Wind Man
|Wind Man
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|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NIX833JUfg Spring Man]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NIX833JUfg Spring Man]
|rowspan="2"|Yuko Takehara
|rowspan="2"|Yuko Takehara<br>Toshihiko Horiyama<br>Makoto Tomozawa
Toshihiko Horiyama
 
Makoto Tomozawa
|[[CosmicGem]]
|[[CosmicGem]]
|-
|-
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|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ3MpBq_KvA Junk Man]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ3MpBq_KvA Junk Man]
|rowspan="2"|Yuko Takehara
|rowspan="2"|Yuko Takehara<br>Toshihiko Horiyama<br>Makoto Tomozawa
Toshihiko Horiyama
 
Makoto Tomozawa
|[[CosmicGem]]
|[[CosmicGem]]
|-
|-
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|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lslXn25ztuw Burst Man]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lslXn25ztuw Burst Man]
|rowspan="3"|Yuko Takehara
|rowspan="3"|Yuko Takehara<br>Toshihiko Horiyama<br>Makoto Tomozawa
Toshihiko Horiyama
 
Makoto Tomozawa
|[[littlelamp100]]
|[[littlelamp100]]
|-
|-
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52zFOt9KMB8 Robot Museum (MM7)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52zFOt9KMB8 Robot Museum (MM7)]
|[[1.7.0]]
|[[1.7.0]]
|Manami Matsumae
|Manami Matsumae<br>Takashi Tateishi<br>Yasuaki Fujita<br>Yuko Takehara<br>Toshihiko Horiyama<br>Makoto Tomozawa
Takashi Tateishi
 
Yasuaki Fujita
 
Yuko Takehara
 
Toshihiko Horiyama
 
Makoto Tomozawa
|[[Saphy]]
|[[Saphy]]
|-
|-
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|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRd6b-YYN7c Wily Stage 3 (MM7)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRd6b-YYN7c Wily Stage 3 (MM7)]
|rowspan="2"|Yuko Takehara
|rowspan="2"|Yuko Takehara<br>Toshihiko Horiyama<br>Makoto Tomozawa
Toshihiko Horiyama
 
Makoto Tomozawa
|[[CosmicGem]]
|[[CosmicGem]]
|-
|-
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktFxxNiDBuE Bass (MM7)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktFxxNiDBuE Bass (MM7)]
|[[1.7.0]]
|[[1.7.0]]
|rowspan="3"|Yuko Takehara
|rowspan="3"|Yuko Takehara<br>Toshihiko Horiyama<br>Makoto Tomozawa
Toshihiko Horiyama
 
Makoto Tomozawa
|[[Alumox]]
|[[Alumox]]
|-
|-
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|[[RRThiel]]
|[[RRThiel]]
|}
|}


== [[Mega Man 8]] ==
== [[Mega Man 8]] ==
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|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SDdjOk9xZY Robot Master (MM8)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SDdjOk9xZY Robot Master (MM8)]
|[[CosmicGem]]
|[[CosmicGem]]<br>[[littlelamp100]]
[[littlelamp100]]
|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMLwECj1i9s Bass (MM8)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMLwECj1i9s Bass (MM8)]
|[[1.7.4.1]]
|[[1.7.4.1]]
|[[CosmicGem]]
|[[CosmicGem]]<br>[[littlelamp100]]
[[littlelamp100]]
|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEuPBtMT2d8 Wily Machine (MM8)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEuPBtMT2d8 Wily Machine (MM8)]
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VunXb33oIRg Cut Man (MM8)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VunXb33oIRg Cut Man (MM8)]
|[[1.7.0]]
|[[1.7.0]]
|Manami Matsumae
|Manami Matsumae<br>Shusaku Uchiyama
Shusaku Uchiyama
|[[Saphy]]
|[[Saphy]]
|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2dSFSQRUcY Wood Man (MM8)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2dSFSQRUcY Wood Man (MM8)]
|[[1.7.3]]
|[[1.7.3]]
|Takashi Tateishi
|Takashi Tateishi<br>Shusaku Uchiyama
Shusaku Uchiyama
|[[Saphy]]<br>[[Alumox]]
|[[Saphy]]
[[Alumox]]
|}
|}


== [[Mega Man 9]] ==
== [[Mega Man 9]] ==
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHmjOHyR0Jo Wily Machine (MM9)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHmjOHyR0Jo Wily Machine (MM9)]
|}
|}


== [[Mega Man 10]] ==
== [[Mega Man 10]] ==
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPlUkAjnyuc Sheep Man]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPlUkAjnyuc Sheep Man]
|Mari Yamaguchi
|Mari Yamaguchi
|[[CosmicGem]]
|[[CosmicGem]]<br>[[MiniMacro]]
[[MiniMacro]]
|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V03TdfTM758 Commando Man]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V03TdfTM758 Commando Man]
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|[[Alumox]]
|[[Alumox]]
|}
|}


== [[Mega Man 11]] ==
== [[Mega Man 11]] ==
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|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7C8YgRIruY Fuse Man]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7C8YgRIruY Fuse Man]
|[[CosmicGem]]
|[[CosmicGem]]<br>[[MiniMacro]]
[[MiniMacro]]
|-
|-
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztD0-hYP2VU Wily Stages (MM11)]
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztD0-hYP2VU Wily Stages (MM11)]
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|[[littlelamp100]]
|[[littlelamp100]]
|}
|}


== [[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]] ==
== [[Mega Man: The Wily Wars]] ==
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|[[MiniMacro]]
|[[MiniMacro]]
|}
|}


== [[Mega Man & Bass]] ==
== [[Mega Man & Bass]] ==
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|rowspan="13"|Level Theme
|rowspan="13"|Level Theme
|rowspan="15"|[[1.8.0]]
|rowspan="15"|[[1.8.0]]
|rowspan="15"|Kirikiri-Chan
|rowspan="15"|Kirikiri-Chan<br>Naoshi Mizuta<br>Akari Kaida
 
Naoshi Mizuta
 
Akari Kaida
|[[GamerFromTheWeb]]
|[[GamerFromTheWeb]]
|-
|-
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|-
|-
|Magic Man
|Magic Man
|[[GamerFromTheWeb]]
|[[GamerFromTheWeb]]<br>[[40Nix]]
 
[[40Nix]]
|-
|-
|Crystal Gate
|Crystal Gate
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|-
|-
|}
|}


== Mega Man World (Game Boy) ==
== Mega Man World (Game Boy) ==
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|-
|-
|}
|}


=== [[Mega Man II]] ===
=== [[Mega Man II]] ===
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|-
|-
|}
|}


=== [[Mega Man III]] ===
=== [[Mega Man III]] ===
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|[[40Nix]]
|[[40Nix]]
|}
|}


=== [[Mega Man IV]] ===
=== [[Mega Man IV]] ===
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|[[40Nix]]
|[[40Nix]]
|}
|}


=== [[Mega Man V]] ===
=== [[Mega Man V]] ===
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|[[ALUMOX]]
|[[ALUMOX]]
|}
|}


== Miscellaneous ==
== Miscellaneous ==
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|Yoshinori Ono
|Yoshinori Ono
|[[Saphy]]
|[[Saphy]]
|Mega Man: Battle and Chase
|''Mega Man: Battle and Chase''
|-
|-
|[https://soundcloud.com/saphysuns/30xx-main-theme 30XX Main Theme]
|[https://soundcloud.com/saphysuns/30xx-main-theme 30XX Main Theme]
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|Cityfires
|Cityfires
|[[Saphy]]
|[[Saphy]]
|30XX
|''30XX''
|-
|-
|[https://soundcloud.com/saphysuns/megalovaniamaker MEGALOVANIA]
|[https://soundcloud.com/saphysuns/megalovaniamaker MEGALOVANIA]
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|Toby Fox
|Toby Fox
|[[Saphy]]
|[[Saphy]]
|Earthbound Halloween Hack/UNDERTALE
|''EarthBound Halloween Hack''/''UNDERTALE''
|-
|-
|[https://soundcloud.com/saphysuns/farewellandthankyou Farewell, and Thank You]
|[https://soundcloud.com/saphysuns/farewellandthankyou Farewell, and Thank You]
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|Takashi Tateishi
|Takashi Tateishi
|[[Saphy]]
|[[Saphy]]
|Made for the special sendoff to [[WreckingPrograms]] at the end of the 1.7 reveal livestream
|Made for the special sendoff to [[WreckingPrograms]] at [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0Q5BdKbY6w&t=5351s the end of the 1.7 reveal livestream]
|}
|}


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
* Despite [[Mega Man 9]] and [[Mega Man 10|10]] having 8-bit soundtracks, the music in the games needed to be remade for [[Mega Man Maker]] due to breaking NES limitations.
* Despite ''[[Mega Man 9]]'' and ''[[Mega Man 10|10]]'' having 8-bit soundtracks, the music in the games needed to be remade for ''[[Mega Man Maker]]'' due to breaking NES limitations.
* [[Mega Man 8]] Midboss and Block Man's stage theme are shortened versions of the original tracks.
* ''[[Mega Man 8]]'' Midboss and Block Man's stage theme are shortened versions of the original tracks.
* Although the music files used by the game typically only contain a single track, some contain extra.
* Although the music files used by the game typically only contain a single track, some contain extra.
** The file for Editor Theme A originally contained several tracks. Most of them were simply earlier versions of other tracks and unfinished arrangements.
** The file for Editor Theme A originally contained several tracks. Most of them were simply earlier versions of other tracks or unfinished arrangements.
** The file for 30XX Main Theme contains a second track of complete silence.
** The file for the ''30XX'' Main Theme contains a second track of complete silence.
** In [[1.8.0]], the file for Mega Man 2 Wily 6 was updated with a second track. This second track is where the arrangement of MEGALOVANIA is stored.
** In [[1.8.0]], the file for ''Mega Man 2'' Wily 6 was updated with a second track. This second track is where the arrangement of MEGALOVANIA is stored.
* [[1.8.0]] added two nsf files in the Music folder that go completely unused.
* [[1.8.0]] added two NSF files in the Music folder that are unused. According to [[TheButcherKevin]], a beta tester, these tracks were used for testing.
** According to [[TheButcherKevin]], a beta tester, these tracks were used for testing.
** TMP_BURNER_MAN.nsf was an early version of Burner Man's theme by [[GamerFromTheWeb]] that was scrapped due to the in-game NSF player not playing it properly.
** TMP_BURNER_MAN.nsf was an early version of Burner Man's theme that got scrapped due to the in-game nsf player not playing it properly.
** TMP_COLD_MAN.nsf is a duplicate of the used Cold Man track by [[ALUMOX]].
** TMP_COLD_MAN.nsf is a duplicate of the used Cold Man track.
** Those arrangements were made by [[GamerFromTheWeb]] and [[ALUMOX]], respectively.
[[Category:Assets]]
[[Category:Assets]]

Revision as of 11:33, 12 June 2024

Music is the background audio (or lack thereof) featured in levels and in other screens. Most of the music is designed to be played in the levels, and as such it can be selected from the Music menu, represented by a quaver and two beamed quavers, in the Level Builder. Music for bosses can be set by selecting it in the settings, represented by a single quaver. The music that plays is that of the boss that first appears in a section. The music of a level can be changed mid-stage with the Music Changer or by setting a boss to change it upon defeat.

Mega Man Maker's music files are in the NSF format to diminish the weight of the files. Due to this format's properties, tracks from non-8-bit Mega Man games are remixed to fit the 8-bit style and limitations. Tracks from Mega Man 9 and Mega Man 10 were recreated in software like FamiTracker by only using the 2A03 channels. In the game, music is read through Chiptune Player, a GameMaker Studio expansion by Mick @ Gamephase that plays chiptune music in various formats such as NSF (Nintendo Entertainment System), GBS (Nintendo Game Boy), and (Super Nintendo) Chiptune Player by Mick @ GamePhase. In earlier versions of Mega Man Maker, the game came with a Winamp extension, but due to constantly crashing the game or resetting game volume when a new song was played it was abandoned in 1.0.2.

Original Tracks

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer
Title Theme Ver. 1.0 Menu Theme 1.0.0

Removed in 1.1.0

Saphy
Title Theme (Current) 1.1.0 CosmicGem
RRThiel
Menu Theme 1.0.0 CosmicGem
Online Menu Theme CosmicGem
Tutorial Theme Editor Theme CosmicGem
Editor Theme A RRThiel
Editor Theme B 1.7.0 POLARIA POYON
RRThiel
Editor Theme C POLARIA POYON
Editor Theme D littlelamp100
Level Start Theme Miscellaneous 1.0.0 CosmicGem
Wily Challenge Intro (Short) Wily Challenge Theme 1.4.0 CosmicGem
Wily Challenge Intro (Medium) CosmicGem
Wily Challenge Intro (Long) CosmicGem
Wily Challenge Game Over CosmicGem
Wily Challenge Credits RRThiel

Mega Man/Mega Man Powered Up

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Cut Man Level Theme 1.0.0 Manami Matsumae N/A
Guts Man
Ice Man
Bomb Man
Fire Man
Elec Man
Time Man Toshihiko Horiyama CosmicGem
Oil Man MrKyurem
Wily Stage 1/2 (MM1) Manami Matsumae
Wily Stage 3/4 (MM1)
Intro Stage (PU) 1.1.0 Toshihiko Horiyama CosmicGem
Robot Master (MM1) Boss Theme 1.0.0 Manami Matsumae
Wily Boss (MM1)
Robot Master (MMPU) 1.7.0 Toshihiko Horiyama Saphy
Wily Boss (MMPU)
Wily Machine (MMPU)

Mega Man 2

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Bubble Man Level Theme 1.0.0 Takashi Tateishi N/A
Air Man Takashi Tateishi
Manami Matsumae
Quick Man Takashi Tateishi
Wood Man
Crash Man
Flash Man
Metal Man
Heat Man
Wily Stage 1/2 (MM2)
Wily Stage 3/4/5 (MM2)
Wily Stage 6 (MM2) 1.7.0 N/A
Boss Theme (MM2) Boss Theme 1.0.0 Takashi Tateishi

Mega Man 3

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Spark Man Level Theme 1.0.0 Yasuaki Fujita N/A
Snake Man
Needle Man Harumi Fujita
Top Man Yasuaki Fujita
Shadow Man
Magnet Man
Gemini Man Harumi Fujita
Hard Man Yasuaki Fujita
Wily Stage 1/2 (MM3)
Wily Stage 3/4 (MM3)
Wily Stage 5/6 (MM3)
Robot Master (MM3) Boss Theme
Wily Boss (MM3)

Mega Man 4

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Ring Man Level Theme 1.0.0 Minae Fujii N/A
Dive Man
Skull Man
Bright Man
Dust Man
Drill Man
Toad Man
Pharaoh Man
Cossack Stage 1/2
Cossack Stage 3/4
Wily Stage 1/2 (MM4)
Wily Stage 3/4 (MM4)
Robot Master (MM4) Boss Theme
Wily Boss (MM4)

Mega Man 5

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Stone Man Level Theme 1.0.0 Mari Yamaguchi N/A
Gravity Man
Crystal Man
Napalm Man
Gyro Man
Star Man
Wave Man
Charge Man
Proto Man's Castle
Wily Stages (MM5)
Wily Stages (Cirnosis) 1.0.9 Mari Yamaguchi
Jun'ya Ota 		littlelamp100
Robot Master (MM5) Boss Theme 1.0.0 Mari Yamaguchi
Wily Boss (MM5)

Mega Man 6

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Blizzard Man Level Theme 1.0.0 Yuko Takehara N/A
Wind Man
Flame Man
Tomahawk Man
Centaur Man
Knight Man
Yamato Man
Plant Man
Mr. X Stages
Wily Stages (MM6)
Robot Master (MM6) Boss Theme
Wily Boss (MM6)

Mega Man 7

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Intro Stage (MM7) Level Theme 1.4.0 Makoto Tomozawa RRThiel
Spring Man Yuko Takehara
Toshihiko Horiyama
Makoto Tomozawa 		CosmicGem
Freeze Man CosmicGem
Slash Man Yuko Takehara Saphy
Junk Man Yuko Takehara
Toshihiko Horiyama
Makoto Tomozawa 		CosmicGem
Shade Man CosmicGem
Shade Man (Alt) Ayako Mori littlelamp100
Burst Man Yuko Takehara
Toshihiko Horiyama
Makoto Tomozawa 		littlelamp100
Turbo Man CosmicGem
Cloud Man CosmicGem
Robot Museum (MM7) 1.7.0 Manami Matsumae
Takashi Tateishi
Yasuaki Fujita
Yuko Takehara
Toshihiko Horiyama
Makoto Tomozawa 		Saphy
Wily Stage 1 (MM7) 1.4.0 Makoto Tomozawa RRThiel
Wily Stage 2 (MM7) littlelamp100
Wily Stage 3 (MM7) Yuko Takehara
Toshihiko Horiyama
Makoto Tomozawa 		CosmicGem
Wily Stage 4 (MM7) Saphy
Robot Master (MM7) Boss Theme Makoto Tomozawa CosmicGem
Bass (MM7) 1.7.0 Yuko Takehara
Toshihiko Horiyama
Makoto Tomozawa 		Alumox
Wily Boss (MM7) 1.4.0 Saphy
Wily Capsule (MM7) RRThiel

Mega Man 8

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Intro Stage (MM8) Level Theme 1.5.0 Shusaku Uchiyama CosmicGem
Intro Stage (MM8, Underwater) littlelamp100
Tengu Man (Saturn) RRThiel
Tengu Man (Playstation) littlelamp100
Frost Man RRThiel
Grenade Man littlelamp100
Clown Man RRThiel
Astro Man littlelamp100
Sword Man CosmicGem
Aqua Man littlelamp100
Search Man littlelamp100
Wily Stage 1 (MM8) CosmicGem
Wily Stage 2 (MM8) CosmicGem
Wily Stage 3 (MM8) CosmicGem
Wily Stage 4 (MM8) CosmicGem
Midboss Theme (MM8) Boss Theme littlelamp100
Robot Master Intro (MM8) littlelamp100
Robot Master (MM8) CosmicGem
littlelamp100
Bass (MM8) 1.7.4.1 CosmicGem
littlelamp100
Wily Machine (MM8) 1.5.0 CosmicGem
Wily Capsule (MM8) CosmicGem
Duo 1.6.0 MiniMacro
Cut Man (MM8) 1.7.0 Manami Matsumae
Shusaku Uchiyama 		Saphy
Wood Man (MM8) 1.7.3 Takashi Tateishi
Shusaku Uchiyama 		Saphy
Alumox

Mega Man 9

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Concrete Man Level Theme 1.5.0 Yu Shimoda CosmicGem
Jewel Man Hiroki Isogai
Hornet Man
Plug Man Ryo Kawakami
Splash Woman Hiroki Isogai
Magma Man Ryo Kawakami
Galaxy Man Yu Shimoda
Tornado Man Ippo Yamada
Wily Stage 1 (MM9) Ryo Kawakami
Wily Stage 2 (MM9) Yu Shimoda
Wily Stage 3 (MM9)
Wily Stage 4 (MM9)
Fake Man Ryo Kawakami
Endless Attack (MM9) Yu Shimoda
Robot Master (MM9) Boss Theme
Wily Machine (MM9)

Mega Man 10

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Blade Man Level Theme 1.6.0 Akari Kaida Alumox
Solar Man Yasuaki Fujita MiniMacro
Sheep Man Mari Yamaguchi CosmicGem
MiniMacro
Commando Man Minae Fujii POLARIA POYO
Pump Man Yuko Takehara POLARIA POYON
Strike Man Makoto Tomozawa littlelamp100
Nitro Man Manami Matsumae RRThiel
Chill Man Shusaku Uchiyama RRThiel
Wily Stage 1 (MM10, Outside) Ippo Yamada MiniMacro
Wily Stage 1 (MM10, Inside) Hiroki Isogai

Ippo Yamada

RRThiel
Wily Stage 2 (MM10) Ryo Kawakami littlelamp100
Wily Stage 3 (MM10) Alumox
Wily Stage 4 (MM10) Hiroki Isogai POLARIA POYON
Wily Stage 5 (MM10) Ryo Kawakami Alumox
Enker (MM10) Makoto Tomozawa

Ippo Yamada

Alumox
Punk (MM10) Kouji Murata

Ryo Kawakami

Alumox
Ballade (MM10) Ryo Kawakami Alumox
Challenges (MM10) Hiroki Isogai Alumox
Endless Attack (MM10) Alumox
Robot Master (MM10) Boss Theme Alumox
Wily Boss (MM10) Hiroki Isogai

Ippo Yamada

littlelamp100
Wily Machine (MM10) Ryo Kawakami MiniMacro
Wily Capsule (MM10) Alumox

Mega Man 11

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Block Man Level Theme 1.6.0 Marika Suzuki CosmicGem
Acid Man littlelamp100
Blast Man Alumox
Bounce Man CosmicGem
Tundra Man RRThiel
Impact Man MiniMacro
Torch Man POLARIA POYON
Fuse Man CosmicGem
MiniMacro
Wily Stages (MM11) littlelamp100
Challenges (MM11) littlelamp100
Dr. Light's Trial littlelamp100
Robot Master (MM11) Boss Theme Alumox
Wily Boss (MM11) Alumox
Wily Machine (MM11) littlelamp100
Wily Capsule (MM11) littlelamp100

Mega Man: The Wily Wars

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Buster Rod G Level Theme 1.7.0 Kinuyo Yamashita Alumox
Hyper Storm H Alumox
Mega Water S MiniMacro
Wily Tower Stage 1 Alumox
Wily Tower Stage 2 littlelamp100
Wily Tower Stage 3 MiniMacro
Wily Tower Stage 4 Saphy
Genesis Unit Boss Theme Boss Theme MiniMacro

Mega Man & Bass

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Intro Stage (&Bass) Level Theme 1.8.0 Kirikiri-Chan
Naoshi Mizuta
Akari Kaida 		GamerFromTheWeb
Cold Man ALUMOX
Burner Man GamerFromTheWeb
Pirate Man ALUMOX
Astro Man (&Bass) 40Nix
Dynamo Man Saphy
Ground Man Sophia
Tengu Man (&Bass) 40Nix
Magic Man GamerFromTheWeb
40Nix
Crystal Gate Saphy
King Stage DeltaMudkip
King Stage (Nix ver.) 40Nix
Wily Stage (&Bass) GamerFromTheWeb
Robot Master Boss Theme ALUMOX
King Boss/Wily Boss (&Bass) Saphy

Mega Man World (Game Boy)

Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Cut Man (DWR) Level Theme 1.8.0 Makoto Tomozawa DeltaMudkip
Ice Man (DWR) DeltaMudkip
Fire Man (DWR) GamerFromTheWeb
Elec Man (DWR) Saphy
Wily Stage 1 (DWR) Saphy
Wily Stage 2 (DWR) GamerFromTheWeb
Boss Theme (DWR) Boss Theme 40Nix

Mega Man II

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Crash Man (GB2) Level Theme 1.8.0 Kenji Yamazaki Saphy
Metal Man (GB2) ALUMOX
Air Man (GB2) ALUMOX
Wood Man (GB2) ALUMOX
Hard Man (GB2) 40Nix
Top Man (GB2) GamerFromTheWeb
Needle Man (GB2) Saphy
Magnet Man (GB2) 40Nix
Wily Stage 1 (GB2) 40Nix
Wily Stage 2 (GB2) GamerFromTheWeb
Boss Theme (GB2) Boss Theme ALUMOX

Mega Man III

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Wily Stage 1 (GB3) Level Theme 1.8.0 Kouji Murata DeltaMudkip
Wily Stage 2 (GB3) Saphy
Punk (GB3) 40Nix

Mega Man IV

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Wily Stage 1 (GB4) Level Theme 1.8.0 Kouji Murata DeltaMudkip
Robot Master (GB4) Boss Theme GamerFromTheWeb
Robot Master (Ballade) GamerFromTheWeb
Wily Machine (GB4) 40Nix

Mega Man V

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger
Terra Level Theme 1.8.0 Kouji Murata ALUMOX
Mercury Saphy
Venus 40Nix
Neptune GamerFromTheWeb
Mars Saphy
Jupiter GamerFromTheWeb
Saturn ALUMOX
Uranus 40Nix
Pluto ALUMOX
Wily Stage 1 (GB5) 40Nix
Wily Stage 2 (GB5) Saphy
Robot Master (GB5) Boss Theme ALUMOX
Sunstar ALUMOX

Miscellaneous

Track Name Category Added in Version Composer Arranger Origin
Kaze yo Tsutaete Level Theme 1.7.0 Yoshinori Ono Saphy Mega Man: Battle and Chase
30XX Main Theme Level Theme 1.7.4 Cityfires Saphy 30XX
MEGALOVANIA Boss Theme 1.8.0 Toby Fox Saphy EarthBound Halloween Hack/UNDERTALE
Farewell, and Thank You Miscellaneous N/A Takashi Tateishi Saphy Made for the special sendoff to WreckingPrograms at the end of the 1.7 reveal livestream

Trivia

  • Despite Mega Man 9 and 10 having 8-bit soundtracks, the music in the games needed to be remade for Mega Man Maker due to breaking NES limitations.
  • Mega Man 8 Midboss and Block Man's stage theme are shortened versions of the original tracks.
  • Although the music files used by the game typically only contain a single track, some contain extra.
    • The file for Editor Theme A originally contained several tracks. Most of them were simply earlier versions of other tracks or unfinished arrangements.
    • The file for the 30XX Main Theme contains a second track of complete silence.
    • In 1.8.0, the file for Mega Man 2 Wily 6 was updated with a second track. This second track is where the arrangement of MEGALOVANIA is stored.
  • 1.8.0 added two NSF files in the Music folder that are unused. According to TheButcherKevin, a beta tester, these tracks were used for testing.
    • TMP_BURNER_MAN.nsf was an early version of Burner Man's theme by GamerFromTheWeb that was scrapped due to the in-game NSF player not playing it properly.
    • TMP_COLD_MAN.nsf is a duplicate of the used Cold Man track by ALUMOX.
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