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Leganchor the Gelroid

is a boss from the ZX era, appearing as one of the Mission bosses in Mega Man ZX. He is a jellyfish-based Pseudoroid containing a fragment of Biometal Model L. He is a servant of Serpent who guards a Serpent Report.
== In the Games == 
=== Mega Man ZX ===
Leganchor the Gelroid is one of the last four Pseudoroid bosses in Mega Man ZX, created by Serpent using one half of Model L, with Lurerre the Abysroid receiving the other half. He is a stoic Reploid with an elderly disposition, and is very loyal to Serpent.
Leganchor serves as the guardian of one of the two hidden Serpent Reports. When the Model ZX Mega Man tries to incercept him for the Mission "Recover the Disk" in Area J (Undersea Tunnel), Leganchor attacks them to protect the data. He is weak to Fire attacks, and defeating him grants them one half of Model L. Leganchor later returns as part of the boss attack in the Slither Inc. head office.
=== Other Game Appearances ===
* In Mega Man ZX Advent, though Leganchor the Gelroid does not personally appear, the Skull Anchor enemy is instilled with his DNA.E21 Skull Anchor, Database, Mega Man ZX Advent. 2007.
== Other Media ==
* In the Mega Man ZX manga, Leganchor the Gelroid and Fistleo the Predatoroid are ordered by Prometheus to team up against Vent in the city, but they are both defeated.
== Official Data ==
=== Mega Man ZX ===
Mega Man ZX manual 	In the form of a giant jellyfish, it tries to lecture its opponents down with words. If you don’t listen, it resorts to beating it into you. The whirlpools it stirs up are tough to escape.
Rockman ZX Official Complete GuideRockman ZX Official Complete Guide. Capcom. July 2006.	A Pseudoroid that holds half of Model L's data. He speaks like an elderly gentleman, but he is very overbearing. His huge body unleashes various underwater attacks, such as firing tentacles or sucking in with screw propellers. There's no where to hide underwater nor above water, as he moves and can attack enemies on the surface with high waves.
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	B09 Leganchor
	Leganchor the Gelroid.Half of the Model H data is contained in his head.
==Behind the Scenes==
===Nomenclature===
Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	 	Leganchor is a portmanteau of "leg" and "anchor", while Gelroid is derived from the word "jellyfish".
English 	 	Leganchor is a portmanteau of "leg" and "anchor", while Gelroid is derived from the word "jellyfish".
== References ==
Category:Mega Man ZX bosses
Category:Pseudoroids
Legends era

The Legends era is a fan-made term referring to media set in the fictional universe of Mega Man Legends, released in 1997 for the Sony PlayStation. It is the fifth era of the universe's original timeline, being set thousands of years after the ZX era, chronicling the adventures of MegaMan Volnutt as he explores ancient ruins, quarrels with Reaverbots and Air Pirates, and seeks answers to his past. It is the Mega Man era set furthest in the future.
In official Capcom material, such media is referred to as simply Mega Man Legends.
== Major Events ==
== Series ==
=== Main series ===
; Mega Man Legends
; The Misadventures of Tron Bonne 
; Mega Man Legends 2
; Rockman DASH: Itsutsu no Shima no Daibōken!
; Mega Man Legends 3 
=== Remakes ===
=== Compilation ===
== Characters ==
; MegaMan Volnutt 
; Roll Caskett 
; Tron Bonne 
; Barrell Caskett 
; Data
; Teisel Bonne
; Bon Bonne
; Lex Loath
; Glyde
; MegaMan Juno
; Sera
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
=== Stage Bosses ===
== Weapons ==
== Stages ==
== Items ==
== Other Media ==
== People ==
== Relations to other games ==
== External Links ==
Life Energy

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

A ,Game manual, Rockman X. December 1993. also known as a Heart TankMega Man X: The X Files. Game Players Ultimate Strategy Series. 1993. in some early English sources, is a recurring item in the Mega Man franchise that first appeared in the X era. When collected, it permanently increases the player's maximum Life Energy.
==In the Games==
===X era===
Life Ups debuted in Mega Man X as collectible items hidden throughout the game's eight major stages.
===Zero era===
While Life Ups do not appear in the Zero era, certain Cyber-elves....
===ZX era===
==References==
Category:X era items
Category:ZX era items
List of Minor Enemies in the Classic era

This is a list of enemies who show up in games in the classic era. 
Some of them might be part of the same series of robots, while others might just be a recurring type of enemy. 
== Joes ==
 	Art	Spirte	Games
Sniper Joe 	 	 	Mega Man
Returning Sniper Joe 	 	 	Mega Man 2
Hammer Joe 	 	 	Mega Man III
Skeleton Joe 	 	 	Mega Man III
Apache Joe 	 	 	Mega Man 5
Crystal Joe 	 	 	Mega Man 5
Ride Joe 	 	 	Mega Man 5
Cannon Joe 	 	 	Mega Man 6
Sniper Joe 01 	 	 	Mega Man 7
Joe Classic 	 	 	Mega Man 8
Machine Gun Joe 	 	 	Mega Man 9
Returning Machine Gun Joe	 	 	Mega Man 10
== Metalls ==
 	Art	Spirte	Games
Metall 	 	 	Mega Man
Neo Metall 	 	 	Mega Man 2
Metall Deluxe	 	 	Mega Man 3
Giant Metall 	 	 	Mega Man 3
Metall Swim 	 	 	Mega Man 4
Metall Daddy 	 	 	Mega Man 4
Space Metall 	 	 	Mega Man 5
Metall K-1000	 	 	Mega Man 5
Metall Cannon	 	 	Mega Man 5
Metall Mommy 	 	 	Mega Man 5
Metall Potton	 	 	Mega Man 6
Metonger Z 	 	 	Mega Man 6
Metall FX 	 	 	Mega Man 7
== Suzys ==
 	Art	Spirte	Games
Adhering Suzy	 	 	Mega Man
Giant Suzy 	 	 	Mega Man III
Suzy G 	 	 	Mega Man 5
R Suzy 	 	 	Mega Man 10
== Gabyoalls ==
 	Art	Spirte	Games
Gabyoall 	 	 	Mega Man
Electric Gabyoall	 	 	Mega Man 3
Garyoby 	 	 	Mega Man 4
Cyber Gabyoall 	 	 	Mega Man 6
Spiral Gabyoall 	 	 	Mega Man 7
Spinning Gabyoall	 	 	Mega Man 8
Gagabyoall 	 	 	Mega Man 9
== Shield Attackers ==
 	Art	Spirte	Games
Shield Attacker 	 	 	Mega Man 4
New Shield Attacker 	 	 	Mega Man 5
Shield Attacker GTR 	 	 	Mega Man 6
True Shield Attacker	 	 	Mega Man 7
Shield Attacker RX 	 	 	Mega Man 9
Shield Attacker TRL 	 	 	Mega Man 10
Shield Attacker M 	 	 	Mega Man 11
List of references to the Mega Man franchise

This is a list of references to the franchise as a whole, to multiple aspects of the franchise, etc. 
If it a reference is to a specific game, era, etc. please go into detail on that page, but link to it here.
If it is a reference from Mega Man, rather than to, see List of references from the Mega Man franchise 
== Era-specific pages == 
* List of references to the Classic era
* List of references to the X era
* List of references to the Zero era
* List of references to the ZX era
* List of references to the Legends era
* List of references to the Battle Network
== Webcomics ==
(Content warnings: adult language, mild nudity)
* Penny Arcade: 
** Our Secret World
** P.S. WE R WATCHING U
** Emerging From Hideous Cocoons
== Series-specific pages ==
* Super Smash Bros. series
Lumine

is a character appearing in Mega Man X8. He is a new generation Reploid who is the director of the Jakob Project. Though he is kidnapped by Mavericks at the start of the game, in the finale he is revealed to have gone Maverick himself and serves as the final boss.
== In the Games == 
=== Mega Man X8 ===
=== Other Game Appearances ===
== Other Media ==
== Official Data ==
== Behind the Scenes ==
=== Nomenclature ===
== References ==
Lurerre the Abysroid

is a boss from the ZX era, appearing as one of the Mission bosses in Mega Man ZX. She is an anglerfish-based Pseudoroid containing a fragment of Biometal Model L. She is a servant of Serpent who guards a Serpent Report.
== In the Games == 
=== Mega Man ZX ===
Lurerre the Abysroid is one of the first four Pseudoroid bosses in Mega Man ZX, created by Serpent using one half of Model L, with Leganchor the Gelroid receiving the other half. She is a deceptively childlike Reploid with sadistic tendencies.
Lurerre serves as the guardian of one of the two hidden Serpent Reports. When the Model ZX Mega Man responds to a distress call for the Mission "Find the Survivors" in Area F (Lake), they encounter Lurerre and she attacks them. She is weak to Fire attacks, and defeating her grants them one half of Model L. Lurerre later returns as part of the boss attack in the Slither Inc. head office.
=== Other Game Appearances ===
* In Mega Man ZX Advent, though Lurerre the Abysroid does not personally appear, the Rumblefish enemy is instilled with her DNA.E47 Rumblefish, Database, Mega Man ZX Advent. 2007.
* In Rockman ✕over, Lurerre the Abysroid is one of the four bosses in World 10.
== Other Media ==
* In the Mega Man ZX manga, Lurerre fights Vent and is defeated.
== Official Data ==
=== Mega Man ZX ===
Mega Man ZX manualGame manual, Mega Man ZX. July 2006. 	Looking like small fish at first glance, this Reploid is actually modeled after a blowfish. It lures opponents in with its deceiving appearance, and then pulls a surprise attack!
Rockman ZX Official Complete GuideRockman ZX Official Complete Guide. Capcom. July 2006.	Although she may seem innocent at first glance, she is a Pseudoroid who has darkness in her heart and has taken half of Model L's data. She fires ice-based attacks from the Biometal in her fins, but the girl-like body is actually just bait. When attacked repeatedly, the lure disappears to reveal her main body, which resembles a giant fish that attacks with bites. Damage is dealt by simply attacking the bait.
==== ====
	B15 Lurerre
	Lurerre the Abysroid.Half of the Model L data is contained in the lure she uses.
==Behind the Scenes==
===Nomenclature===
Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	 	Lurerre is derived from "lure", while Abysroid is derived from "abyss" meaning a dark chasm, potentially underwater.
English 	 	Lurerre is derived from "lure", while Abysroid is derived from "abyss" meaning a dark chasm, potentially underwater.
== References ==
Category:Mega Man ZX bosses
Category:Pseudoroids
MM1 Remix 1

MM1 Remix 1 is the first challenge in Mega Man Legacy Collection that is open to start 
== Basic Info ==
* Time to beat: 06:30:00 
* Related Game(s): Mega Man
* Open to start off
* Type of Challenge: Remix
== Characters == 
* 
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
* Bunby Heli
=== Robot Masters ===
=== Fortress Bosses ===
== Weapons ==
* Mega Buster
== Stages ==
== Items ==
Mac

is a character and antagonist in the X era, serving as a sub-boss in Mega Man X3. He is a Reploid who was formerly a Maverick Hunter, until he went Maverick and joined the Doppler Army.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man X3===
In Mega Man X3, Mac appears as a sub-boss in the game's Opening Stage, . When X comes across him, a cutscene plays where Mac paralyzes X and captures him with a Hangerter, revealing he has betrayed the Maverick Hunters and plans to bring him to Dr. Doppler. Shortly after, Zero appears and the player controls him to pursue. Zero swiftly destroys Mac and the Hangerter, freeing X and allowing him to finish the stage.
===Other Game Appearances===
* In Rockman ✕over, Mac can be fought as a Team Boss.
* In Zombie Cafe, Mac appears as an enemy in the Rockman X event.
* In TEPPEN, Mac appears as a Unit Card and in other cards.
==Other Media== 
* In the Rockman X3 manga, Mac reprises his role from Mega Man X3.
* In the Archie Mega Man comic, Mac appears in the "Worlds Unite" arc as one of the Mavericks resurrected in Sigma's army.
==Official Data==
=== Mega Man X3 ===
A Maverick Hunter who betrayed the Hunters after being exposed to the Sigma Virus. He set a trap to capture X in Dr. Doppler's rebellion.Kodansha Manga Hyakka #34: Rockman X Chō Hyakka. April 1996.Comic BomBom Special #99: Ketteiban - Rockman 7 & Rockman X3 Chō Hyakka. February 1996.
==Trivia==
* For April Fools' Day 2019, Rockman Unity jokingly announced plans to produce Ver.Ke models of various Mega Man characters, including Mac, Axl, and Alia. The next year, for April Fools' Day 2020, Rockman Unity announced ceramic silver Mega Man rings that would cost ¥690 million (roughly $4.5 million USD) each, showing designs for Mac and Sigma rings.
==References==
Category:X era characters
Category:Maverick Hunters
Magnet Man Stage (Mega Man 3)

==Description==
<tabber>
Mega Man 3=
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The Wily Wars=
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==Enemies==
=== Minor enemies ===
<tabber>
Mega Man 3=
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
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The Wily Wars=
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
</tabber>
==Layout==
=== Mid-boss ===
<tabber>
Mega Man 3=
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The Wily Wars=
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</tabber>
=== Robot Masters ===
<tabber>
Mega Man 3=
|-
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The Wily Wars=
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</tabber>
==Items==
<tabber>
Mega Man 3=
None 
|-|
The Wily Wars=
None 
</tabber>
== Gallery ==
== References ==
Category:Mega Man 3 stages
Mambu

Mambu,MM25: Mega Man & Mega Man X Official Complete Works art book, 2013. also known as Flying ShellMega Man North American manual, 1987. or mistakenly referred to as Kamadoma,Mega Man: Official Complete Works art book, 2009. is an enemy first appearing in the original Mega Man. It is a floating metal sphere that can open up to reveal a pair of eyes, giving it an appearance vaguely similar to the original Metall.
==In the Games==
===Classic era===
====Mega Man====
In Mega Man, Mambus are found in and Bomb Man's stage. Appearing near the end of the level, they float in from the right side of the screen, occasionally stopping in midair to open their shell fire off shots in eight directions. Once a Mambu leaves the screen or is destroyed, another floats in at the same height.
Mambus can be destroyed in one hit from any weapon, awarding 800 points, but are only vulnerable while their shell is open. As they always follow the same pattern and stop in the same spots, it is possible to memorise where their shots will be and dodge them accordingly.
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Points	Stage(s)
==References==
Category:Mega Man 1 enemies
Category:The Wily Wars enemies
Category:Powered Up enemies
Marino

is a character from the X era, first appearing as a party member in Mega Man X: Command Mission. She is a thief Reploid who specializes in leaking new technologies to the public.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man X: Command Mission===
Marino debuted in Mega Man X: Command Mission, first appearing in Chapter 4.
===Other Game Appearances===
==Official Data==
=== Rockman X: Command Mission Website ===
Capcom Japan's website featured a promotional Flash application for Rockman X: Command Mission, including character profiles.(Archived) Capcom Japan official website, Rockman X: Command Mission. 2004. (http://www.capcom.co.jp/rockmanx_cm/)
	 	Voice Actor: Suzuki Mariko
	A thief Reploid who specializes in new inventions and technology. She despises crookedness and has an upbeat personality. She excels at catching enemies off-guard with her blindingly fast movements.	A thief Reploid who specializes in new inventions and technology. She despises crookedness and has an upbeat personality. She excels at catching enemies off-guard with her blindingly fast movements.
(Translated by Mega Man Wiki)
==References==
Category:Command Mission characters
Marvel vs. Capcom series

== Games ==
* Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes
* Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes
* Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds
* Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3
* Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite
== Characters ==
== Enemies ==
== Weapons ==
* Mega Buster
* Boomerang Cutter
* Frost Shield
* Genmu Zero
* Hadangeki
* Hienkyaku
* Hyper Zero Blaster
* Leaf Shield
* Kuendan
* Raikousen
* Rekkoha
* Rekouha
* Rising Fire
* Rock Ball
* Ryuenjin
* Sentsuizan
* Shippuga
* Sonic Slicer
* Sougenmu
* Tornado Hold
* Z-Saber
== Stages ==
* Fightable 
** XGard, which is based on Able City and Marvel's version of Asgard. 
== Items ==
Name	Sprite	Description
 	 	
== Music ==
== Relation to other Games ==
* 
== External links ==
* Marvel vs. Capcom on StrategyWiki
* Marvel vs. Capcom on TV Tropes
* Marvel Vs Capcom reality on the Marvel Database
Massimo

, also known as , is a character from the X era, first appearing as a party member in Mega Man X: Command Mission. He is a tall, armored Reploid who is supposedly a legendary hero; in reality, he is an apprentice wearing his armor and attempting to carry on that hero's legacy.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man X: Command Mission===
Massimo debuted in Mega Man X: Command Mission, first appearing in Chapter 3.
===Other Game Appearances===
==Official Data==
=== Rockman X: Command Mission Website ===
Capcom Japan's website featured a promotional Flash application for Rockman X: Command Mission, including character profiles.(Archived) Capcom Japan official website, Rockman X: Command Mission. 2004. (http://www.capcom.co.jp/rockmanx_cm/)
	 	Voice Actor: Kawazu Yasuhiko
	Despite his large size, he has a timid personality and is a coward. It seems that there are some secrets within the armor he wears. He easily swings the huge weapon he carries, and crushes enemies with powerful blows.	Despite his large size, he has a timid personality and is a coward. It seems that there are some secrets within the armor he wears. He easily swings the huge weapon he carries, and crushes enemies with powerful blows.
(Translated by Mega Man Wiki)
==References==
Category:Command Mission characters
Mechanical Tower

== Description ==
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
==Layout==
===Boss===
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==Items==
Name 	Sprite	Description	Location within the stage
E-Tank	 	 	
1-UP 	 	 	
==Trivia==
==References==
Category:Articles with hAudio microformats
Category:Mega Man 6 stages
MegaMan.EXE

MegaMan.EXE, known as in Japan, is a main protagonist and playable character in the Battle Network era. He is the NetNavi companion of Lan Hikari, and the two work together to NetBattle and bust es across the internet in the Cyberworld. He is sometimes nicknamed Mega, or in Japan. In reality, MegaMan is a digital recreation of Hub Hikari, Lan's twin brother who passed away shortly after birth.
==In the Games==
==Other Game Appearances==
==Other Media==
==Behind the Scenes==
==References==
MegaMan Volnutt

MegaMan Volnutt, known as in Japan, is the main protagonist and playable character of the Legends era. He is a young Digger with a mysterious past who was raised by the Caskett family, and spends his days searching for Refractors and treasure.
==In the Games==
==Other Game Appearances==
==Other Media==
==Behind the Scenes==
==References==
Mega Buster

The Mega Buster, also known as Rock Buster, is 's primary weapon in all of his appearances. 
== Games ==
=== Classic series ===
Game 	Sprite	Strong against
Mega Man / Mega Man 2 	 	
Mega Man 3 / Mega Man 4 / Mega Man 5 / Mega Man 6	 	
Mega Man 7 	 	
Mega Man 8 	 	
Mega Man 9 	 	
Mega Man 10 	 	
Mega Man 11 	 	
Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge 	 	Enker
Mega Man II 	 	Wily Machine II (phase 1)
Mega Man III 	 	Punk, Wily Machine III (phase 1)
Mega Man IV 	 	
Mega Man V 	 	
Mega Man: The Wily Wars 	 	
=== Other Games ===
==== Super Smash Bros. series ====
* Mega Man has the Mega Buster as his neutral special attack, forward tilt, forward smash, neutral aerial and part of the Final Smash Mega Legends. 
== Other Media ==
* The Mega Buster has appeared on:
** The Mega Man (animated series) as Mega's default weapon. 
** The Free Guy film has the main character, Guy, use the weapon during the climatic battle.https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6264654/trivia?item=tr5884080 
== Gallery ==
MM7 - Mega Buster Art.png
MM5 - Super Mega Buster Art.png
MMLC - Icon Mega Buster Alt.png
MM4 - New Mega Buster Art.png
MMLC - Icon Mega Buster.png
== References ==
Mega Man

Mega Man or Megaman, or in Japan, may refer to one of the following pages:
* Mega Man (franchise), regarding the video game and media franchise of Mega Man as a whole.
===Games===
* Mega Man (game), the original video game released in 1987 for the NES.
* Mega Man (DOS), a licenced game for PC loosely based on the Classic era games.
* Mega Man (Game Gear), a game released in 1995 in North America for the Game Gear.
===Characters===
* , the titular main protagonist of the Classic era.
* Mega Man?, an evil copy of Mega Man from Mega Man Powered Up.
* X, the main protagonist of the X era whose full name is Mega Man X.
* MegaMan Volnutt, the main protagonist of the Legends era.
* MegaMan.EXE, a NetNavi operated by Lan Hikari in the Battle Network era.
* from the Zero era, who is called Megaman Zero in some English material.
* , a term for Biometal users in the ZX era.
* Star Force Mega Man, the Wave Change form of Geo Stelar and Omega-Xis in the Star Force era.
* Mega Man (Captain N), a loose interpretation of the Classic era character in Captain N: The Game Master.
* Aki Light, the protagonist of Mega Man: Fully Charged, whose alter ego is known as Mega Man.
* Rockman (Pachislot Rockman Ability), an incarnation of Mega Man from Pachislot Rockman Ability.
===Other Media===
* Mega Man (animated series), a cartoon based primarily on the Classic era.
* Mega Man (Dreamwave Productions), a 2003 comic series based on the Mega Man franchise.
* Mega Man (Archie Comics), a 2011 comic series based on the Mega Man franchise.
== See also ==
* Zero
* X (disambiguation)
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Mega Man: Battle & Chase

Mega Man: Battle & Chase, known in Japan as , is a video game in the Classic era. It is a kart racing game that was developed by Capcom, starring and other characters. It first released in 1997 in Japan and 1998 in Europe for the PlayStation, and was later included in the Mega Man X Collection in 2006 in North America.
== Story ==
== Characters ==
=== Playable Racers ===
Character 	Image	Vehicle 	Description
 	 	Rush Roadstar 	A balanced machine. Mega Buster and Charge Shot are available.
Roll 	 	Pop'n Beat 	For beginners. Jump and Spin Attack are available.
Proto Man 	 	Red Striker 	A high speed machine. Shield and Proto Strike are available.
Bass 	 	Treble Darkstar 	A balanced machine. Bass Buster and Bass Blast are available.
Guts Man 	 	Wild Arms 	Powerful off-roader. Can throw rocks and cause earthquake.
Quick Man 	 	Sonic Formula 	Good acceleration. Slide Move and Quick Turbo are available.
Ice Man 	 	Cool Mobile 	This machine is cool. It can drop ice blocks or freeze the opponent.
Shadow Man	 	Shinobi Master 	Uses Ninja moves. Throwing Stars and Smoke Screen are available.
Napalm Man	 	Patriot Bomber 	Has powerful weapons. Can put bombs behind or throw them away.
Spring Man	 	Surprise Boxer 	A tricky machine. The springs absorb shock and attack the opponent.
Dr. Wily 	 	Skull Machine XX	None. Unlocked by completing Grand Prix Mode.
Duo 	 	Hard Grandeur 	None. Unlocked by completing Grand Prix Mode four times with the same racer, then obtaining all four parts that appear after defeating the Black Troop. (Or from a save file distributed at an event in Japan).
=== Non-playable Racers ===
Character 	Image	Vehicle	Description
4 Roader 	 	TBA 	TBA
Truck Joe 	 	TBA 	TBA
Yellow Devil	 	TBA 	TBA
Black Roader	 	TBA 	TBA
Black Joe 	 	TBA 	TBA
Black Devil 	 	TBA 	TBA
=== Supporting Cast ===
Character	Image	Description
Plum 	 	TBA
Ripot 	 	TBA
Chest 	 	TBA
Auto 	 	TBA
== Items ==
== References ==
== External Links ==
Mega Man: Start

"Mega Man: Start" (stylized as "M≡GA MAN: START") is the tenth episode of Amazon Prime series Secret Level
== Characters == 
* Rock/
* Dr. Light
* Bomb Man
* Dr. Wily (mentioned)
== Plot == 
 
== Powers ==
* Mega Buster
* Hyper Bomb
* something Ice-related
== Locations == 
* Mega City
== Items ==
Name	Sprite	Description
 	 	
== Relationship with games ==