Mega Man 8

Mega Man 8, known in Japan as Rockman 8: Metal Heroes (ロックマン 8 メタル ヒーローズ, Rokkuman 8 Metaru Hīrōzu) is the eighth Main series game in the Classic era of the Mega Man series, developed and published by Capcom and released for the PlayStation and Sega Saturn in 1996-1997.
== Characters ==
Name 	Sprite	Description
 	 	
Rush 	 	
Dr. Light	 	
Proto Man	 	
Roll 	 	
Auto 	 	
Beat 	 	
Eddie 	 	
Duo 	 	
Bass 	 	
Treble 	 	
Dr. Wily 	 	
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
=== Minibosses ===
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
=== Bosses ===
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==== Robot Masters ====
Each of the eight Robot Masters grants his weapon to Mega Man after his defeat, and is weak to another Robot Master's weapon, with many becoming affected in some form if their weakness is used against them. Once defeated, the Robot Master will no longer be present if his stage is revisited, though all Robot Masters must be fought a second time in the final stage.
=====First Batch=====
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=====Second Batch=====
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==== Fortress Bosses ====
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== Weapons ==
Name 	Sprite	Description
Mega Buster 	 	
Mega Buster (Charge Shot)	 	
Astro Crush 	 	When fired, a large meteor shower hits all enemies on the screen.
Flame Sword 	 	This fire sword is a powerful close-ranged weapon. It can break cracked ice blocks and light fuses.
Flash Bomb 	 	A bomb that explodes upon enemy contact when fired.
Homing Sniper 	 	A homing shot that locks onto enemies on the screen and fires missiles.
Ice Wave 	 	When fired, icicles roll on the ground. It can also freeze flame pillars.
Thunder Claw 	 	A long electric claw that helps Mega Man swing on poles to reach new areas.
Tornado Hold 	 	
Water Balloon 	 	
Mega Ball 	 	A ball that can be kicked and bounced off of walls. It explodes on enemy contact.
=== Rush Transformations ===
Name 	Sprite	Description
Rush Bike 	 	
Rush Bomber 	 	
Rush Charger 	 	
Rush Question	 	
== Stages ==
File:MM8 - Stage Select.gif|648x240px|center|Mega Man 8 Stage Select
rect 16 16 64 64 Sky Stage (Mega Man 8) 
rect 128 16 176 64 Ice Stage
rect 16 128 64 176 Amusement Park Stage 
rect 128 128 176 176 Base Stage 
rect 344 16 392 64 Alternate Dimension Stage
rect 456 16 504 64 Ruins Stage
rect 344 128 392 176 Forest Stage
rect 456 128 504 176 Underwater Stage
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** Amusement Park Stage
** Base Stage
** Ice Stage
* Duo Stage
** Ruins Stage
** Forest Stage
** Alternate Dimension Stage
** Underwater Stage
* Wily Tower
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== Items ==
Name 	Sprite	Description 	Location
1 UP 	 	Awards an extra life. 	Random drops, various stages
Energy (small) 	 	Restores 4 points of health. 	Random drops
Energy (large) 	 	Restores 12 points of health. 	Random drops, various stages
Weapon Energy (small)	 	Restores some weapon power. 	Random drops
Weapon Energy (large)	 	Restores a lot of weapon power. 	Random drops, various stages
Weapon Energy (giant)	 	Restores all weapon power. 	Party Balls
Bolt 	 	Bolts are used to craft items in Dr. Light's Lab. Each Bolt is unique and can only be collected once, meaning there is a limited amount of items that can be made.	Hidden in stages
Party Ball 	 	Can be shot at to receive items. 	Various stages
=== Parts ===
Name 	Sprite	Description
Arrow Shot 	 	
Auto Shoot 	 	
Boost Part 	 	
Energy Balancer	 	
Energy Saver 	 	
Exchanger 	 	
Exit 	 	
Laser Shot 	 	
Power Shield 	 	
Rapid Part 	 	
Shooting Part 	 	
Spare Charger 	 	
Spare Extra 	 	
Step Booster 	 	
Super Recover 	 	
== People ==
* Keiji Inafune
== Relation to other Games ==
=== Classic era ===
* Ports, Remakes and Compilations: 
** Mega Man Anniversary Collection
==== Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 ====
=== Super Smash Bros. series ===
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
* TV Tropes
* SSB Wiki
* StrategyWiki
* Mega Man Home Page
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Category:Main Series games
Category:Classic era games