Flower Presenter

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Flower Presenter
In-game screenshot of a Flower Presenter from Mega Man Maker.
Information
Level Builder
Description: Nothing is more threatening than a pot launching flowers at you!
Category: Enemies
Builder space: 1x2
Layer: 5 - Main elements
Builder options:
Game information
HP: 4 (Flower Presenter)
1 (potted plant projectile)
Damage: 3 (contact)
3 (potted plant projectile)
Added in version: 1.5.0
Series information
Game of origin: Mega Man 9
Development
Programmer(s): WreckingPrograms

The Flower Presenter is a mechanical potted plant, and a decorative robot befitting of a garden. As an enemy, it was introduced in Mega Man 9. More specifically, in the stages of Hornet Man and Fake Man.

Flower Presenter debuted in version 1.5.0 of Mega Man Maker.

Level Builder

The Flower Presenter is designated to the 5th layer, along with tiles and most level objects. As for customization options, the "color" of the Flower Presenter can be changed, which, in reality, changes the type of mechanical flower held inside of the flowerpot (which is also fired off as a projectile). The colors are as follows:

  • Tan/Apricot for a more traditional, 8-petaled flower.
  • Reddish brown for a sharp, three pronged flower.
  • Green for a large cactus.

The choice of flora has no effect on the Flower Presenter's behavior, stats, or properties.

Behavior

After spawning on, the Flower Presenter will sit idly in one position - that is, until the player enters a range of around 6 tiles on the horizontal axis away from the Flower Presenter in question. Once the player encroaches upon the Flower Presenter's territory, it will fire the plant sitting inside of its pot as a homing missile, which will sharply turn towards the player's position in one of eight different directions - the four cardinal directions, as well as the diagonals - at frequent intervals. This homing projectile can freely move through tiles, and can be destroyed with the player's own weapons. After a set amount of time, if the homing projectile fails to come into contact with and damage the player, it will implode. During the missile's pursuit, the Flower Presenter will begin to grow another, firing it off right as its initial projectile would implode. If the player exits the Flower Presenter's detection range of 6 tiles, it will refrain from firing.

Trivia

  • The Flower Presenter's three flowers are each based on specific species of real world flower, and each variety of Flower Presenter is named slightly differently after their contents.
    • The Tan/Apricot Flower Presenter is known as the Flower Presenter M, and it fires off a Margherita, otherwise known as a Paris Daisy.
    • The Reddish brown Flower Presenter is known as the Flower Presenter T, and it fires off a Tulip - a type of flower rather well regarded for its wide variety of colors and species.
      • Furthermore, the Flower Presenter's Tulip slightly resembles the Fire Flower from the Super Mario series, or rather its depiction in Super Mario World.
    • The Green Flower Presenter is known as the Flower Presenter C, and it fires off a large cactus - specifically based on the variety known as the Saguaro, recognized for its "branches" or arms.


Enemies
Mega Man/Mega Man Powered Up Met • Octopus Battery • Beak • Picket Man • Screw Bomber • Big Eye • Spine • Crazy Razy • Watcher • Killer Bullet • Tackle Fire • Flying Shell • Footholder • Sabotall
Mega Man 2 Neo Met • Returning Sniper Joe • Telly • Crazy Cannon • Batton • Robbit • Hothead • Blocky • Pierobot • Croaker • Crabbot • Claw • Fly Boy • Fan Fiend • Shrink • Pipi • Mole • Scworm • Atomic Chicken • Big Fish • Sniper Armor • Hot Dog • Lantern Fish
Mega Man 3 Peterchy • Potton • Hammer Joe • Mechakkero • Pole • New Shotman • Petit Snakey • Komasaburo • Hari Harry • Cannon • Walking Bomb • Gyoraibo • Yambow • Mag Fly • Electric Gabyoall • Jamacy • Bubukan • Nitron • Elec'n • Bomb Flier • Hologran • Bomber Pepe • Giant Springer • Tama
Mega Man 4 Skeleton Joe • Togehero • Shield Attacker • Super Ball Machine Jr. • Skullmet • Taketento • Gachappon • Minoan • Wall Blaster • Totem Polen • Pakatto 24 • Docron • Mummira • Garyoby • Ladder Press • Helipon • Ring Ring • Battan • M-422 A • Sea Mine • Ratton • Dompan • 100 Watton • Whopper
Mega Man 5 Train Met • Crystal Joe • Shield Attacker • Pukapelly • Lyric • Kouker • Bitter • Power Muscler • Bomb/Rock Thrown • Metall Cannon • Subeil • Giree • Tondeall • Pukapucker • Pukapucker Head • Bounder • Sumatran • Bombier • Cocco • Jet Bomb • V
Mega Man 6 Colton • Shield Attacker • Fire Telly • Au Au • Ben K • Cannopeller • Twin Roader • Brain Break • Katonbyon • Curlinger • SRU-21/P • Gabgyo • Pooker • Cyber Gabyoall • Yaffu • Hotchkiss'n • Molier • Submarine Flier • Propeller Eye • Skull Walker • Brown • Squidon • Teck • Cannon Joe
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 • Tsuranattori • Swim Metall DX • Astro Zombieg • Kanigance • Van Pookin
Mega Man 8 Shell'n • Bunby Tank DX • Joe Classic • Surumaker • Hannya Attacker • Crunchran • Fire Met • Wall Teck • Rabbiton • Penpen EV • Big Telly • Succubatton • Shururun
Mega Man 9 Petit Devil • Caricarry • Bombomboy • Flower Presenter • Fire Totem • Okosutobon • Diarn • Hoohoo • Kakinbatank • Adamski • Nombrellan • Sakrets • Bunby Catcher • Octone • Camouflametall
Mega Man 10 Cargou Q • Kaona Geeno • Pointan • Sola 0 • 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 • New Classical Cannon
Mega Man 11 Electro Guard • Electriri • Pipetto • Anti-Eddie • Air Stone/Fire/Nut • Mash Burner • Crunch Don • Arc Weldy • Boyorn • Lamper • Tank Oven
Mega Man & Bass Gori Three • Dodonpa Cannon • Plasma • Romper • Snoler • Mini Snowman • Big Telly • Electric Generator • Mokumokumo • Hogale • Ammoner • Oni Robo • Oni Robo Cloud • Oni Robo Wind • Sydecka • Kamikamin
Game Boy Hyoey • Biribaree • Piriparee • Doncatch • Hell Metall DX • Fukuhorn • Metall Sniper • Press'n • Cutting Wheel • Tamp • La Jaba • Fankurow • Shuhorn • Chainsoar • Feeber • Fooley
Other Changes


Version 1.5
Major Features
Multiple bosses
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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Mega Man 9
Weapons
Mega Buster • Proto Buster • Concrete Shot • Jewel Satellite • Hornet Chaser • Laser Trident • Magma Bazooka • Black Hole Bomb • Tornado Blow • Plug Ball • Rush Coil • Rush Jet • Proto Coil • Proto Jet
Enemies
Petit Devil • Caricarry • Bombomboy • Flower Presenter • Fire Totem • Okosutobon • Diarn • Hoohoo • Hoohoo Spawner • Kakinbatank • Adamski • Nombrellan • Nombrellan Spawner • Sakrets • Bunby Catcher • Octone • Camouflametall
Level Objects
Teleporter • Magma Beam Generator • Rain • Bokazurah • Bokazurah Block • Illusian • Illusian Block • Splash Platform • Concrete Lift • Hornet Roll • Anti-Grav Section
Bosses
Concrete Man • Splash Woman • Tornado Man • Jewel Man • Galaxy Man • Hornet Man
Other Pages
Tilesets • Backgrounds • Music

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