Fuse Man

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Fuse Man
Official art of Fuse Man from Mega Man 11
Information
Level Builder
Description: Teleport and shoots electricity. Click on him to see where he can teleport.
Category: Bosses
Builder space: 3x2
Game information
HP: 28
Added in version: 1.9.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man 11
Development
Spriter(s): E-Clare
Sound effect creator(s): Hansov

DWN-082 Fuse Man is one of the eight Robot Master bosses from Mega Man 11. He is featured in Mega Man Maker since 1.9.0. Originally created and manufactured by O.D.A. Electronics to manage the electrical equipment for power plants, he was stolen and reprogrammed by Dr. Wily to take over the world, equipped with the Speed Gear. His signature weapon is the Scramble Thunder.

Behavior

Phase 1

At the beginning of the phase, Fuse Man will summon two sparks traveling in a rectangular loop around the arena. Then, he will teleport around the room and fire a projectile at the player, with the projectile aiming at the player's latest position before the projectile was fired.

In the Level Builder, the player can see the spots Fuse Man may teleport to, and can also adjust the size of the rectangle the crawling sparks will travel along. The sparks themselves may also be disabled altogether, if the player so wishes.

Phase 2

Once having lost enough health, Fuse Man will activate his Speed Gear: in this phase, he will teleport to the top of the arena in a zig-zagging pattern, then slam back down at the player's latest position before the teleport. This pattern is repeated around five times before the next phase.

Phase 3

This phase is similar to Phase 1; however, the crawling sparks, if there are any, will now move diagonally when reaching the corners of the rectangular loop, and Fuse Man will fire two projectiles instead of one for each teleport. He may also activate his Speed Gear at regular intervals, regardless of how much health he has left.

Bugs

  • As of version 1.9.0, when the player dies while Fuse Man uses his Speed Gear attack, a "Stack overflow..." error is produced when Fuse Man attempts to attack the player with his Speed Gear for that pattern.


Bosses
Mega Man Cut Man • Guts Man • Ice Man • Bomb Man • Fire Man • Yellow Devil
Mega Man Powered Up Time Man
Mega Man 2 Bubble Man • Air Man • Quick Man • Wood Man • Crash Man • Metal Man • Boobeam Trap
Mega Man 3 Spark Man • Snake Man • Top Man • Shadow Man • Magnet Man • Hard Man • Kamegoro Maker
Mega Man 4 Ring Man • Skull Man • Toad Man • Pharaoh Man • Cossack Catcher • Wily Machine 4
Mega Man 5 Stone Man • Crystal Man • Napalm Man • Charge Man • Dark Man 3 • Dark Man 4 • Big Pets
Mega Man 6 Wind Man • Flame Man • Knight Man • Yamato Man • Plant Man • Wily Machine 6
Mega Man 7 Spring Man • Freeze Man • Shade Man • Burst Man • Gamerizer
Mega Man 8 Grenade Man • Astro Man • Tengu Man
Mega Man 9 Concrete Man • Jewel Man • Hornet Man • Galaxy Man • Splash Woman • Tornado Man
Mega Man 10 Sheep Man • Pump Man • Strike Man • Nitro Man
Mega Man 11 Blast Man • Bounce Man • Fuse Man
Mega Man & Bass Cold Man • Burner Man • Pirate Man
Game Boy Enker • Punk • Pluto
Unused Gemini Man
Other Boss Door • Energy Element • Party Ball • Boss Suppressor • AI Changes


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
1.9.1 • 1.9.2 • 1.9.3 • 1.9.4

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Mega Man 11
Weapons
Mega Buster • Block Dropper • Bounce Ball • Pile Driver • Scramble Thunder • Acid Barrier • Rush Coil • Rush Jet
Enemies
Electro Guard • Electriri • Electriri Spawner (Edge) • Electriri Spawner (Solid) • Pipetto • Anti-Eddie • Air Stone/Fire/Nut • Mash Burner • Crunch Don • Arc Weldy • Boyorn • Lamper
Returning Enemies
Met • Picket Man • Gabyoall • Sniper Joe • Batton • Sniper Armor • Shield Attacker • Wall Blaster • Lyric
Level Objects
Spinning Wheel • Chemical Solution • Fire Wall • Fire Wall Modifier • Bouncy Ball • Fuse Rail • Fuse Laser Crawler • Fuse Laser Turret • Fuse Laser Spawner • Fuse Laser Exit • Fuse Crosser • Fuse Xtender • Hotplate • Blast Sensor • Blast Wire • Blast Crate • Blast Scrapped Car • Impact Rail
Bosses
Blast Man • Bounce Man • Fuse Man
Other Pages
Tilesets • Backgrounds • Music