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Watcher

WatcherMega Man: Official Complete Works art book, 2009. is an enemy first appearing in the original Mega Man. It a floating green sphere with eye stalks coming out of holes on the top and bottom, which extend or retract and can fire electricity from their eyes.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man===
In Mega Man, Watchers appear on three dedicated vertical screens of , and later reappear in a similar context in . They are not immediately visible, but rather come flying in slowly from the top and bottom after a few seconds. They always appear in groups of six, which spawn in one by one in a consistent pattern (three in the upper left area, three in the lower right), no matter the stage or screen where they are encountered.
The eye stalks on the Watchers are retracted while they are far away from Mega Man, but extend as they inch closer, eventually shooting a horizontal beam of electricity from each eye once there is a chance of hitting the hero. The beams are very fast and deal 3 damage to Mega Man, as well as being able to knock him off the ladder featured on most screens with Watchers on them, which can make them troublesome to get past if Mega Man cannot destroy the Watcher before it shoots. After attacking, it also quickly retreats in the opposite direction it was moving, making it harder for Mega Man to destroy it for points or items.
Once a Watcher has left the screen at the top of bottom, it remains gone and no new ones will spawn, which leads to each Watcher screen eventually becoming empty by itself. The only way to bring them back is for Mega Man himself to leave and re-enter the screen, such as by falling and having to climb back up.
==Official Data==
Watcher appears under "Mega Man" in the in Mega Man Legacy Collection.
==References==
Category:Mega Man 1 enemies
Category:The Wily Wars enemies
Category:Powered Up enemies
Category:Missing Info - Powered Up
Wave Man

Wave Man (or Waveman) is a Robot Master appearing in Mega Man 5. He is one of the Robot Masters ostensibly working for Proto Man in a bid for world domination, though like the others, he is later revealed to have been created by Dr. Wily.
Wave Man is a water-themed robot with a blue and golden colour scheme, flippers, an oxygen hose connected to his mouth and a crown on his helmet, evoking the image of an undersea king. His weapon arm contains a harpoon, which he fires to attack, and he can also cause water spouts to erupt from the ground.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man 5===
In Mega Man 5, Wave Man is one of the main eight Robot Master bosses and appears as the sixth choice (in reading order) on the stage select screen. Oddly, his stage contains no actual underwater sections, but is set around a waterworks featuring pipes, bubbles and a unique Jet Ski segment.
In battle, Wave Man's pattern is predictable, consisting of pounding the ground to make a water spout rise up at a semi-random position, then launching his harpoon straight forward and almost immediately jumping towards Mega Man. The spout not only harms Mega Man, but will also deflect his shots, which can make Wave Man hard to hit during the only time he is not jumping.
Wave Man's weakness is the Charge Kick from Charge Man, which deals 4 damage per hit, though using it against him can be risky, as it requires Mega Man to slide into him and offers no protection from the water spouts. Defeating him grants Mega Man the Water Wave.
==Official Data==
===Mega Man & Bass CD===
In Mega Man & Bass, Wave Man's CD is located in Pirate Man's stage, where it is hidden inside a Treasure Chest in the large section with bubbles.
===Mega Man Legacy Collection Database===
Wave Man appears under "Mega Man 5" in the in Mega Man Legacy Collection and is the second Robot Master listed for the game. Like other Robot Masters, he can be fought by pressing a designated button while viewing his data.
==Trivia==
* Wave Man is one of four Robot Masters from Mega Man 5 never to appear in a Game Boy series game, due to Mega Man IV containing only half of the game's Robot Masters and Mega Man V abandoning the concept of recycling bosses rather than featuring the other half. The other three are Gravity Man, Star Man and Gyro Man.
Category:Mega Man 5 Robot Masters
Category:Mega Man (Game Gear) Robot Masters
Category:Missing Info - animated series
Category:Missing Info - Mega Man (Game Gear)
Wave Man (DOS)

Wave Man (or Waveman) is a Robot Master who appeared in Mega Man 3: The Robots are Revolting. He is one of the robots who goes berserk and rebels against the humans.
Wave Man is a dark blue robot with yellow shins and forearms. His Stage Select portrait looks almost exactly like Air Man, although with the great fan in his chest being replaced with seven water cannons; his in-game sprite appears to make him look unnecessarily angry with red eyes. His body is based on Air Man, although with the fan in his chest being replaced with seven water cannons. These water cannons fire his special weapon, the Water Shooter.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man 3===
In Mega Man 3: The Robots are Revolting, Wave Man is one of the main bosses that can be selected from the start, and the 6th in reading order. His stage is a tanker ship floating on the water near a docking platform. Barrels of oil are burning on the tanker, and engines deep in the ship keep it floating must be passed under.
Wave Man is not fought at the top of the tanker, but under it, in a chamber accessed after Mega Man falls through a pipe at the bottom of the ship. During his fight, Wave Man will jump towards Mega Man trying to hurt him, and when at three specific spots will use his Water Shooter, which splits into eight droplets. these spots are at the ends of the room and the middle of the room.
Wave Man is weak to the Shark Boomerang, which deals 8 damage to him, and has minor weaknesses to the Torch Arm, Blade Launcher and Oil Stream.
Category:Mega Man 3 (DOS) Robot Masters
Weapon

A weapon is a tool meant to cause harm or defend yourself from an enemy. 
== Basic weapons ==
The first weapon the main character starts with. 
;Mega Buster
:Mega Man's basic weapon
;X-Buster
:X's basic weapon
== Special Weapons ==
After defeating a boss, such as a Robot Master or Maverick, the main character gets a copy of their weapon called a Special Weapon. 
In the original games, they usually change colors when activating a Special Weapon.
Mega Man 
Mega Man (with a copied weapon)
Meg Man carries some of these Special Weapons over to the crossover games he appaers in, such as the Super Smash Bros. series and Marvel vs. Capcom series.
== Weakness ==
 
Some enemies take more damage from certain weapons, which are higher than they would take from the Basic weapon. 
As an example, in Mega Man, Cut Man takes more damage from Mega Buster and Super Arm than other weapons, while the weapon he gives to Mega Man is stronger than other weapons when used on Elec Man. 
In Mega Man 3, each Robot had a weakness to their own weapon. 
== Weapon Energy ==
The energy used by copied weapons come from a different source than the basic weapon, and usually have a limited supply. 
Items like Weapon Energy Pellet and Weapon Energy Capsule help refill them. 
MM1 - Weapon Energy Pellet.png
MM1 - Weapon Energy Capsule.png
Weapon Energy

Game manual, Rockman X. December 1993. is a recurring item in the Mega Man series, first appearing in the Classic era. It is normally what powers the player character's Special Weapons, and when a Weapon Energy item is touched, it recovers a set amount of ammunition.
==Gallery==
MM1 - Weapon Energy Pellet.png | Small pickup in Mega Man.
MM1 - Weapon Energy Capsule.png | Large pickup in Mega Man.
MM2 - Weapon Energy (small).png | Small pickup in Mega Man 2.
MM2 - Weapon Energy (large).png | Large pickup in Mega Man 2.
MMX - Weapon Energy Small.gif | Small pickup in Mega Man X-X3.
MMX - Weapon Energy Large.gif | Large pickup in Mega Man X-X3.
MMX4 - Weapon Energy Small.gif | Small pickup in Mega Man X4-X6.
MMX4 - Weapon Energy Large.gif | Large pickup in Mega Man X4-X6.
MMX4 - Weapon Energy Max.gif | MAX pickup in Mega Man X4-X6.
==References==
Category:Classic era items
Category:X era items
Weapon Tank

A Weapon Tank, known as or Rockman World 4 - Manual. October 1993. in Japan, is a recurring item in the Mega Man series, first appearing in Mega Man IV. It is an item that fully restores the energy of a single Special Weapon in Mega Man IV and V. As of Mega Man 7, it restores the energy of all Special Weapons at once. It also reappears in Mega Man ZX, where it fully restores the energy of all held Biometals. 
==In the Games==
 Caption text
Game 	Sprite	Location
Mega Man IV	- 	Bought from the Lab for 30 P Chips.
Mega Man V 	- 	Bought from the Shop for 30 P Chips.
Mega Man 7 	- 	Bought from the Shop for 50 Bolts and found in stages.
Mega Man 10	- 	Bought from the Shop for 30 Bolts.
Mega Man 11	- 	Bought form the Shop for 100 Bolts.
Mega Man ZX	- 	Attacking the plush in Prairies room, only 1 tank can be held at a time. If used, another can be obtained by attacking the plush again.
==References==
Category:Classic era items
Category:ZX era items
Weather Institute Stage

Kanpeki Kōryaku Series #9: Rockman 7: Shukumei no Taiketsu! Hisshō Kōryaku-hō. 1995. is Cloud Man's stage in Mega Man 7.
==Description==
==Enemies==
==Items==
==Other Media==
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
Name	Image	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
==Layout==
===Boss===
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==Items==
Name 	Sprite	Description 	Location within the stage
Plate 	 	Hidden above the area with invisible floors. Hitting the second Tel Tel with Freeze Cracker will make it easier to find the Plate, as the snow will cover the invisible floors.	
Giant Bolt	 	 	
==Other media==
==References==
Category:Mega Man 7 stages
Weather Stage

(Archived) Capcom Japan official website, Mega Man Xtreme 2. (http://www.capcom.co.jp/newproducts/consumer/gbcrockx2/index.html), also known as Compendium of Rockman X. 2005. p. 131., is Wire Sponge's stage in Mega Man Xtreme 2.
==Description==
==Enemies==
==Items==
==Other Media==
==References==
Category:Mega Man Xtreme 2 stages
Web Spider

Web Spider, known as in Japan, is a Maverick from the X era, appearing as one of the main bosses in Mega Man X4. He is an electricity-themed Reploid based on a spider, who attacks with lightning webs and mini spider drones. He is a member of Repliforce who participates in their coup d'état.
== In the Games == 
=== Mega Man X4 ===
Web Spider debuted in Mega Man X4 as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of the stage. The game's Japanese manual states he is a former Maverick Hunter who joined Repliforce before the coup d'état, and now defends a laser cannon hidden deep within the forest.Game manual, Rockman X4. August 1997.
Web Spider's attack pattern is quite predictable, but his electric webs and spider drones must not be underestimated. Defeating Web Spider grants Lightning Web to X and Raijingeki to Zero. His weakness is the Twin Slasher and Shippuga from Slash Beast, which can sever his thread and knock him down; unfortunately, Zero's Shippuuga has no way of hitting him, making Kuuenzan or Ryuenjin the better options. A boss attack rematch with Web Spider later occurs in Final Weapon 3.
=== Other Game Appearances ===
* In Mega Man X Legacy Collection, Web Spider appears in X Challenge. He is fought alongside Wire Sponge in 1-3 in Volume 2.
== Other Media ==
* In the Rockman X4 manga, Web Spider reprises his role from Mega Man X4.
* In the Archie Mega Man comic, Web Spider appears in the "Worlds Unite" arc as one of the Mavericks resurrected in Sigma's army.
== Official Data ==
Source 	Data
Mega Man X4 	He protects the secret weapon of the jungle.
Rockman X4 manualRockman X4 website(Archived) Capcom Japan official website, New Products, Rockman X4. 2000. (http://www.capcom.co.jp/newproducts/consumer/rockmanx4/rockmanx4.html)	A former Maverick Hunter and comrade of Zero. Later, he joined Repliforce and earned numerous military accolades as the leader of their guerrilla unit. Since the coup, he has been tasked with guarding a beam cannon hidden deep in the jungle.
Comic BomBom Special #116: Rockman X4 Saikyou Daizukan 	...
Televi Magazine Great Hyakka #103: Rockman X4 Himitsu Daizukan 	...
Compendium of Rockman X 		A former Maverick Hunter who was Zero's colleague. During the coup, he protects a beam cannon deep in the jungle. He hangs in the air from a thread while in combat.
Mega Man X Legacy Collection 	A former Maverick Hunter and comrade of Zero. Spider then transferred into Repliforce to lead their commando division, earning multiple honors for his excellent service. Since the coup began, he has been assigned to guard a beam weapon hidden in the jungle.
==Behind the Scenes==
===Nomenclature===
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	 	"Spidus" is a corruption of the English word spider.
English 	Web Spider	"Spidus" is a corruption of the English word spider.
== References ==
Category:Mega Man X4 Mavericks
Category:Maverick Hunters
Weil Numbers

The Weil Numbers, known as the in Japan, is an organization appearing in Mega Man Zero 3. It is a group of eight Mutos Reploids who formerly served as a panel of criminal justice judges in Neo Arcadia, originally known as the Eight Gentle Judges or in Japan, before being brainwashed into the servants of Dr. Weil.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man Zero 3===
Name 	Portrait(Judge)	Portrait(Punishment)	Title 	Element
Blazin' Flizard 	 	 	Left Flame Judge 	Fire
Childre Inarabitta	 	 	Left Ice Judge 	Ice
Devilbat Schilt 	 	 	Right Thunder Judge 	Thunder
Deathtanz Mantisk 	 	 	Moonlight Judge(Vice Chief Judge)	None
Cubit Foxtar 	 	 	Right Flame Judge 	Fire
Glacier le Cactank	 	 	Right Ice Judge 	Ice
Volteel Biblio 	 	 	Left Thunder Judge 	Thunder
Tretista Kelverian	 	 	Darkness Judge(Chief Judge) 	None
==References==
Category:Groups
Wheel Gator

Wheel Gator, known as in Japan, is a Maverick from the X era, first appearing as one of the main bosses in Mega Man X2. He is a spike-themed Reploid based on an alligator, who hides underwater to ambush targets with his jaws. He is an SA-Class Maverick who was formerly a Maverick Hunter in the 6th Naval Unit.
== In the Games == 
=== Mega Man X2 ===
Wheel Gator debuted in Mega Man X2 as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He serves as the boss of . The Japanese game manual explains that he is a former Maverick Hunter of the 6th Naval Unit, who was hunted down for harming his own comrades and joined Sigma's rebellion. He is now bulldozing an entire city using a giant, dinosaur-shaped terrestrial aircraft carrier.Game manual, Rockman X2. December 1994.
Wheel Gator spends large portions of the battle underwater, attempting to ambush the player from below and crowding the arena with bladed wheels. Defeating Wheel Gator grants X the Spin Wheel. His weakness is the Strike Chain, from Wire Sponge, which briefly stuns him in place. A boss attack rematch with Wheel Gator later occurs in X-Hunter Stage 4.
=== Mega Man Xtreme ===
In Mega Man Xtreme, Wheel Gator returns as a digitized Maverick in the Mother Computer. He is one of the four bosses in Hard Mode, being the boss of . He again yields Spin Wheel to X, but because Wire Sponge is not in the game, Gator is instead weak to Magna Centipede's Magnet Mine. Wheel Gator is later part of the boss attack in .
=== Other Game Appearances ===
* In Mega Man Xtreme 2, Wheel Gator returns for the Boss Attack mode alongside the other Mega Man Xtreme bosses. His weakness is adjusted to Tornado Fang/Drill Crush.
* In Mega Man X Legacy Collection, Wheel Gator appears in X Challenge. He is fought alongside Bubble Crab in 1-2.
* In TEPPEN, Wheel Gator appears as a Unit Card.
== Other Media ==
* In the Rockman X2 manga, Wheel Gator reprises his role from Mega Man X2.
* In Rockman X Mega Mission, Wheel Gator is revived as Wheel Alligates L by the Limited.
* In the Archie Mega Man comic, Wheel Gator appears in the "Worlds Unite" arc as one of the Mavericks resurrected in Sigma's army.
== Official Data ==
==Behind the Scenes==
===Nomenclature===
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	 	"Wheel" refers to his bladed wheel weapons, and "Alligates" is a corruption of alligator.
English 	Wheel Gator	"Gator" is an American slang shortening of alligator.
== References ==
Category:Mega Man X2 Mavericks
Category:Mega Man Xtreme Mavericks
Category:Maverick Hunters
White Axl

,(Archived) Rockman X8: Rockman Series Greetings, Introduction No. 1. U-Capcom. known as ??? in-game, is a power-up for Axl that appeared in Mega Man X8. It is a hidden upgrade that is only obtained through a secret code or certain specific actions, granting Axl stat enhancements.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man X8===
White Axl debuted in Mega Man X8. It may be unlocked by entering a code on the title screen, or by starting a new game from a save file that has been cleared with all of Axl's Rare Metals crafted. Note that the code does not work in the game's original PC release.
The context and even the name of this upgrade are left a complete mystery in the game. The book Mega Man X: Maverick Hunter's Field Guide claims that Axl received this form after his battle with Lumine, and based on the similarity of their color palettes (white, purple, and green), there is a connection implied between this form and Lumine.Mega Man X: Maverick Hunter's Field Guide. UDON Entertainment. 2021. p. 159
Upgrade	Code 	Effect
??? 	L2, L2, L2, R2, R2, R2, L2, L2, L2, R2	Axl can Hover indefinitely while shooting, his grounded Dash is longer and faster, and he can maintain all A-Trans forms for an unlimited amount of time.
==References==
White Day Cinnamon

White Day Cinnamon is a Hunter Program in Mega Man X DiVE. She is a White Day-themed version of the character Cinnamon, wearing a red and white maid dress and cat accessories. Like most alternative versions, she is treated as a fully separate character.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man X DiVE===
In Mega Man X DiVE, White Day Cinnamon appears as an S-rank Hunter Program that has been periodically available from certain event gacha capsules, debuting with the first White Day event stage, Re-taking Candy Factory!, on . Her main attack skill involves tossing damaging chocolates at enemies, while her second skill is able to upgrade these chocolates to a different type. Once her first passive skill has been unlocked, she is also able to generate shields, a trait she shares with the regular Cinnamon Hunter Program.
Category:Mega Man X DiVE Hunter Programs
Wild Jango

is a Maverick from the X era, appearing as a boss in Mega Man X: Command Mission. He is an electricity-themed Reploid based on a bobcat, who attacks with razor-sharp claws at high speeds. He is a leader in the Rebellion who controls Central Tower in Chapter 2.
== In the Games == 
=== Mega Man X: Command Mission ===
In Mega Man X: Command Mission, Wild Jango is first mentioned in the Lagrano Ruins in Chapter 1, where X finds an empty Force Metal Reploid modification pod labeled ""Ultra Mobile Bobcat Reploid" Wild Jango".
Wild Jango then serves as the final boss of Chapter 2. He is first seen after X rescues the soldiers in Central Tower, when a cutscene shows Jango in the Command Room being approached by Spider to negotiate a blank check for X's destruction. Once Spider changes sides and breaks his deal with Jango, the latter sends Preons to attack them both. After X rescues Chief R, Jango contacts them to show that he has personally defeated Spider and is setting a time bomb to bring down all of Central Tower. X deactivates the time bomb before pursuing Wild Jango to the High Altitude Heliport No. 3. Jango knocks 's ID out of X's hand, but Spider comes to the rescue before he can grab it. Spider then joins X for the boss battle against Wild Jango, which ends when Jango is destroyed.
Wild Jango reappears in Far East HQ in the Final Chapter, where X's party is suddenly ambushed by him as the first boss in the Boss Attack. Upon his second defeat, Axl theorizes that someone used a Copy Chip to replicate him.
A Figure of Wild Jango, belonging to the "Part 2 - The Bounty Hunters" series, can also be obtained for the Sky Room. It can be unlocked using the gacha machines found in Air City South Square or Air City East Square.
=== Other Game Appearances ===
* In TEPPEN, Wild Jango appears as a Unit Card.
==Official Data==
Source 	Data 	Data	Data	Data
Rockman X: Command Mission website	Ultra Mobile Bobcat Reploid. He has a ruthless and cunning personality, and is the type who will stop at nothing to achieve his goals. His eight claws unleash razor-sharp attacks that can tear through any material.	 	 	
===Stats===
== Trivia ==
* Wild Jango has a verbal tic of saying "nyar", a corruption of the Japanese onomatopoeia which is used to describe cat vocalizations (similar to "meow" in English).
== References ==
Category:Command Mission bosses
Wily & Right's RockBoard: That's Paradise

Wily & Right's RockBoard: That's Paradise (ワイリー&ライトのロックボード ザッツ☆パラダイス, Wairī ando Raito no RokkuBōdo Zattsu ☆ Paradaisu) is a spinoff of the Classic Era, developed by Capcom and released for the Famicom in 1993.
Wily Castle (Mega Man 4)

== In the games ==
* 
* 
* 
* 
==Other media==
==Gallery==
==See also==
*Mega Man 4
*Wily Stage
*Dr. Cossack's Citadel
==Trivia==
Category:Mega Man 4 stages
Category:Mega Man 4 locations
Category:Dr. Wily's bases
Wily Castle (disambiguation)

Wily Castle is the name of a few different locations 
* For the Mega Man 2 stage, see 
* For the Mega Man 3 stage, see 
* For the Mega Man 4 stage, see 
* For the Mega Man 5 stage, see 
* For the Mega Man 6 stage, see 
* For the Mega Man 7 stage, see 
* For the Mega Man 9 stage, see 
* For the Mega Man 10 stage, see 
* For the Mega Man III stage, see 
* For the stage, see 
== See also ==
* Wily Stage for the common game element.
* Wily Station (disambiguation) and Wily Tower (disambiguation) for location-related pages.
* Other Wily Stages:
** Wily Stage (disambiguation) (for numberless entries)
** Wily Stage 1 (disambiguation)
** Wily Stage 2 (disambiguation)
** Wily Stage 3 (disambiguation) 
** Wily Stage 4 (disambiguation)
** Wily Stage 5 (disambiguation)
** Wily Stage 6 (disambiguation)
Wily Stage (disambiguation)

"Wily Stage" (without number in the title) is a name of a Wily Stage in many games, in games where there aren't more than one Wily Stage. It's often 
conjectural, being used here as a reference point rather than an official name. 
== Main line games ==
* For the stage, see . 
* For the stage, see . 
== Mega Man World Games ==
* For the Mega Man II stage, see .
== See also ==
* Wily Stage for the common game element.
* Wily Station (disambiguation), Wily Tower (disambiguation) and Wily Castle (disambiguation) for location-related pages.
* Other Wily Stages:
** Wily Stage 1 (disambiguation)
** Wily Stage 2 (disambiguation)
** Wily Stage 3 (disambiguation) 
** Wily Stage 4 (disambiguation)
** Wily Stage 5 (disambiguation)
** Wily Stage 6 (disambiguation)
Wily Stage 1 (Mega Man 1)

== Description ==
<tabber>
Mega Man=
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Mega Man Powered Up=
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Mega Man The Wily Wars=
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== Enemies ==
=== Minor enemies ===
<tabber>
Mega Man=
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Points	Stage(s)
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Mega Man Powered Up=
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Points	Stage(s)
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Mega Man The Wily Wars=
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Points	Stage(s)
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==Layout==
=== Robot Masters ===
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! colspan="6" | Mega Man Powered Up
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! colspan="6" | Mega Man The Wily Wars
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== Items ==
None
==Other media==
==Gallery==
==Trivia==
==References==
Category: Mega Man 1 stages
Category: Mega Man Powered Up stages
Category: The Wily Wars stages
Category:Dr. Wily's bases