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Townspeople

are a kind of character appearing in the ZX era. They are the common civilians of Innerpeace, both Humanoid and Reploid, who simply try to live their lives in peace. They run businesses and offer Quests and information to the player.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man ZX===
In Mega Man ZX, Townspeople can mainly be found in Area C (Town). Several Townspeople in peril can be found in Area G (Fire Site) and Area I (Confinement), and after being rescued by the protagonist, they move to Area C. They are wary of Mega Men, assuming them to be Mavericks, which forces the player to cancel their Megamerge in order to speak to them without frightening them.
 Townspeople in Mega Man ZX
Name	Portrait	Sprite	Description
 	 	 	
===Mega Man ZX Advent===
In Mega Man ZX Advent, Townspeople can mainly be found in Legion HQ and the station. They are less fearful of Mega Men, allowing the player to speak to them while Megamerged, but the protagonist will automatically cancel any A-Trans form to do so, like with most NPCs.
 Townspeople in Mega Man ZX Advent
Name	Portrait	Sprite	Description
 	 	 	
==References==
Category:Groups
Towntown Stage

== Description ==
== Enemies ==
=== Minor enemies ===
Name	Sprite	Description	HP	Damage	Points	Stage(s)
==Layout==
=== Robot Masters ===
|-
|-
|}
==Items==
None. 
==Gallery==
==See also==
*Middle Stage
== Other Game Appearances ==
==Other media==
== External links ==
==References==
Category: Mega Man Powered Up stages
Tripropellan

TripropellanMega Man: Official Complete Works art book, 2009. is an enemy appearing in Mega Man 7. It is a mostly oval-shaped, blue and yellow robot that uses a propeller on its head to hover in place. It has three stationary cannons mounted to its front, each pointing in a different direction, and retractable side compartments containing bombs, granting it a variety of attack methods to alternate between.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man 7===
In Mega Man 7, Tripropellans are common enemies, appearing in Cloud Man's stage, Junk Man's stage, Burst Man's stage, Spring Man's stage and all Dr. Wily stages apart from the final one. They hover in midair, bobbing up and down slightly, and periodically stop to use a variety of methods to attack Mega Man, depending on his position. If he is in range of the Tripropellan's cannons, it will periodically fire three shots in a row, which can come from any of its immovable cannons and also alternate between them, depending on which one is most likely to hit Mega Man; if he is below the enemy, it will instead drop two small bombs from its side compartments straight down on him, which explode, but deal the same amount of damage as shots from the cannons.
Destroying a Tripropellan causes its propeller to fly away, though unlike with the later Monopellan enemy, the effect is purely visual.
==Related Enemies==
* Monopellan (Mega Man 8, Mega Man & Bass) - A smaller enemy that aims a single cannon at Mega Man instead of having three stationary ones.
==References==
Category:Mega Man 7 enemies
Twin Roader

Twin RoaderMega Man: Official Complete Works art book, 2009. is an enemy appearing in Mega Man 6. It is a robot based on the Mono Roader, a round robot with a single wheel, but drags a second segment and wheel behind it.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man 6===
In Mega Man 6, the enemy is encountered in the Mechanical Tower (Wind Man), Restricted Area (Tomahawk Man) and Capital of Science (Knight Man) stages, appearing sporadically and never alongside other enemies, with the latter two of these stages only containing a single one. It continually speeds forward and turns around when it touches a wall. Similarly to Mono Roader and Camon from the previous games (and, to a lesser degree, Peterchy from Mega Man 3), it is typically placed at the top of stairs, making it difficult to jump over before it rams Mega Man. Likewise, its 3 hit points coupled with a relatively fast movement speed make it hard to destroy in time.
The Twin Roader comes in three different colours, the colour depending on the stage it is found in (Mechanical Tower: Blue, Restricted Area: Green, Capital of Science: Yellow), though all of these behave identically.
===Other Appearances===
In the Robot Museum stage of Mega Man 7, Twin Roaders appear as wall reliefs, though only the front segment is shown, losing the "twin" aspect of the design. This makes it possible that the relief is intended to show the similar-looking Camon enemy, though details such as the ridge on the enemy's head are identical with those in the Twin Roader's Mega Man 6 production art.
==Official Data==
Twin Roader appears under "Mega Man 6" in the in Mega Man Legacy Collection.
==Related Enemies==
Beginning with Mega Man 4, many kinds of Roaders and similar one-wheeled robots have appeared in the Classic era, which variations also being found in some later eras. Typically, these enemies share the ability to move along the ground at comparatively high speeds.
* Mono Roader (Mega Man 4) - Spins around quickly and becomes invincible while Mega Man is near.
* Camon (Mega Man 5) - A weak, fast-moving vehicle.
* Cannon Roader (Mega Man V) - A fast-moving vehicle that charges forward and explodes.
* Turbo Roader (Mega Man 7) - Spins around in place first, then speeds towards Mega Man.
* Sepa Roader (Mega Man 10) - A fast-moving vehicle with a cannon attached, which can separate and start shooting when it is destroyed.
===X era===
* Rush Roader (Mega Man X) - A fast-moving vehicle that rams walls. Damage can cause it to spin out.
* Crash Roader (Mega Man X2) - A fast-moving vehicle that rams walls.
===Zero era===
* Kerberos (Mega Man Zero) - A fast-moving vehicle.
==References==
Category:Mega Man 6 enemies
UMA

A UMA (Unidentified Mysterious Animal) is a type of ancient EM Being appearing in Mega Man Star Force 2. They are EM Beings based on cryptids, who were created by the Mu long ago.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man Star Force 2===
* Laplace
* 
* Yeti
* Plesio
* Condor
==References==
Category:EM Being types
Underground Laboratory

The Transerver menu. Mega Man Zero. Capcom. 2002. is an area in Mega Man Zero. It first serves as the game's Opening Stage with the Mission Rescue Ciel, later being revisited for Retrieve Data.
==Description==
==Enemies==
<tabber>
|-|Rescue Ciel=
Name 	Image
Boss: Golem 	
Pantheon Guardian	
Pantheon Hunter 	
Securipider 	
Flopper 	
Hoppider 	
|-|Default=
Name 	Image
Pantheon Guardian	
Hoppider 	
|-|Retrieve Data=
Name 	Image
Boss: Maha Ganeshariff	
Securipider 	
Flopper 	
Crush Roller 	
Rayblade 	
Seal Cannon 	
|-|Default (after Retrieve Data)=
Name 	Image
Flopper 	
Rayblade	
</tabber>
==Cyber-elves==
Name 	Sprite	Description	Location
Clocpah	 	TBA 	TBA
Nuppie 	 	TBA 	TBA
Stoccue	 	TBA 	TBA
Stocchu	 	TBA 	TBA
Somack 	 	TBA 	TBA
==Other Media==
==References==
Category:Mega Man Zero areas
Urban Area Stage

==Description==
Kanpeki Kōryaku Series #9: Rockman 7: Shukumei no Taiketsu! Hisshō Kōryaku-hō. 1995. is the Opening Stage of Mega Man 7.
== Enemies ==
=== Minor Enemies ===
Name	Image	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
==Layout==
Name	Image	Description	HP	Damage	Stage(s)
===Boss===
|-
|-
|}
==Items==
None
	
==Other Media==
==Gallery==
==See also==
*Middle Stage
==References==
Category:Mega Man 7 stages
Category:Opening Stages
V-Shot

is an EX Skill appearing in Mega Man Zero 3. It can be obtained by defeating Volteel Biblio at Level A or higher. It allows to fire two angled shots from his Buster Shot.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man Zero 3===
In Mega Man Zero 3, Zero obtains V-Shot by defeating Volteel Biblio with a Level A or higher. When activated, Zero's Buster Shot fires two shots angled outwards in a "V" shape, rather than a single shot. If the Thunder Chip is equipped, the Charge Shot gains electric properties.
==Gallery==
MMZ3 - V-Shot.gif | V-Shot in Mega Man Zero 3.
MMZ3 - V-Shot Thunder.gif | V-Shot (Thunder) in Mega Man Zero 3.
Category:EX Skills
Valentines Day Iris

Valentines Day Iris is a Hunter Program in Mega Man X DiVE. She is a Valentine's Day-themed version of the character Iris, wearing a maid dress with pretzel decorations. Like most alternative versions, she is treated as a fully separate character.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man X DiVE===
In Mega Man X DiVE, Valentines Day Iris appears as an S-rank Hunter Program that has been periodically available from certain event gacha capsules, debuting alongside the first Valentine's Day event stage, Colonel's Valentine Challenge, on . She is able to fire a large laser beam similar to that of MegaMan Volnutt, while her second skill allows her to protect herself with candies that orbit her and damage enemies. After unlocking her last passive skill, she is also able to automatically heal herself when her HP drops below 75%, once every 45 seconds.
Category:Mega Man X DiVE Hunter Programs
Valentines Day RiCO

Valentines Day RiCO is a Hunter Program in Mega Man X DiVE. She is a Valentine's Day- and pop idol-themed version of the character RiCO, wearing an elaborate pink, blue and white outfit with small angel wings. She is also designed to be a counterpart to Valentines Day iCO, with whom she forms an idol act, and the two appear together in their respective introduction animations.
Like most alternative versions, she is treated as a fully separate character from RiCO.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man X DiVE===
In Mega Man X DiVE, Valentines Day RiCO appears as an S-rank Hunter Program that has been periodically available from certain event gacha capsules, debuting on with the idol-themed event stage Idol! Music! Valentines Day!. Her abilities mirror those of Valentines Day iCO (and share the same names), allowing her to form a Ribbon Link to an enemy and deal continuous damage; however, while iCO specialises on short-range damage, RiCO specialises on long range, sending out a ranged information window with her second skill and gaining various passive bonuses from damaging enemies at a long range, such as healing (as opposed to iCO's shield).
When selected in the Characters menu or obtained from a capsule, she is joined by iCO as both change into their Valentine's Day outfits and perform a short choreographed routine, each drawing half of a heart shape in the air with their arms. iCO then leaves, however, and is not part of RiCO's skill set.
Category:Mega Man X DiVE Hunter Programs
Valentines Day iCO

Valentines Day iCO is a Hunter Program in Mega Man X DiVE. She is a Valentine's Day- and pop idol-themed version of the character iCO, wearing an elaborate blue, turquoise and white outfit with small angel wings. She is also designed to be a counterpart to Valentines Day RiCO, with whom she forms an idol act, and the two appear together in their respective introduction animations.
Like most alternative versions, she is treated as a fully separate character from iCO.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man X DiVE===
In Mega Man X DiVE, Valentines Day iCO appears as an S-rank Hunter Program that has been periodically available from certain event gacha capsules, debuting on with the idol-themed event stage Idol! Music! Valentines Day!. Her abilities mirror those of Valentines Day RiCO (and share the same names), allowing her to form a Ribbon Link to an enemy and deal continuous damage; however, while RiCO specialises on long-range damage, iCO specialises on short range, dashing to an enemy for rapid melee attacks with her second skill and gaining various passive bonuses from damaging enemies at a short range, such as a shield (as opposed to RiCO's healing).
When selected in the Characters menu or obtained from a capsule, she is joined by RiCO as both change into their Valentine's Day outfits and perform a short choreographed routine, each drawing half of a heart shape in the air with their arms. RiCO then leaves, however, and is not part of iCO's skill set.
Category:Mega Man X DiVE Hunter Programs
Vanishing Gungaroo

Vanishing Gungaroo, known as R20: Rockman & Rockman X Official Complete Works. 2008. in Japan, is a Maverick from the X era, appearing as one of the main bosses in Mega Man X7. He is a explosion-themed Reploid based on a kangroo, who attacks with a Ride Armor and explosion attacks. He is a member of the vigilante syndicate Red Alert.
== In the Games == 
=== Mega Man X7 ===
Vanishing Gungaroo debuted in Mega Man X7 as one of the eight Mavericks on the Stage Select screen. He servesas the boss of the Tunnel Base stage. He is a member of Red Alert who is childish and loves to cause destruction. He occupies an underground weapons bunker as part of the conflict with the Maverick Hunters.
Vanishing Gungaroo first fights using a Ride Armor, emerging to box on foot with a huge speed increase once it is destroyed. Defeating Gungaroo grants Explosion to Axl and X, and Hadangeki to Zero. His weakness is the Wind Cutter or Souenbu from Wind Crowrang, which briefly knocks him down. A boss attack rematch with Vanishing Gungaroo later occurs in the Crimson Palace.
== Other Media ==
* In Rockman X7 4Koma Manga Kingdom, Vanishing Gungaroo reprises his role from Mega Man X7.
* In the Archie Mega Man comic, Vanishing Gungaroo appears in the "Worlds Unite" arc as one of the Mavericks resurrected in Sigma's army.
== Official Data ==
===Mega Man X7===
A bounty hunter whose base is a weapons bunker in an underground tunnel. Although he is still a kid, he is respected by his comrades for his ability to pilot a powerful kangaroo-shaped Ride Armor.Game manual, Rockman X7. July 2003.
=== Compendium of Rockman X ===
=== Mega Man X Legacy Collection Gallery ===
==Behind the Scenes==
===Developer Commentary===
:"We put boxing gloves, shoes, and headgear on a baby wearing a diaper. Of course, he's all pink, reminiscent of X3's Kangaroo Ride Armor. In the cockpit of the Kangaroo Ride, there is a sprite that shows "X Locked On" secretly placed on its console. Unfortunately, I don't think you'll be able to see it during the game." - (Concept Art Room)(Archived) Capcom Japan official website, Rockman X7. 2003. (http://www.capcom.co.jp/rockmanx7/)
===Nomenclature===
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	 	"Vanishing" refers to his fast footwork, while "Gangarun" is derived from the Japanese which is a corruption of kangaroo.
English 	Vanishing Gungaroo	"Gungaroo" is a portmanteau of "gun" and "kangaroo", based on his original Japanese name.
== References ==
Category:Mega Man X7 Mavericks
Vent

is a protagonist and playable character in the ZX era, first appearing in Mega Man ZX. He is the male counterpart of . He is a Humanoid who is a , being the Biomatch of the versatile Model X, and comes to join the Guardians.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man ZX===
Vent debuted as one of two protagonists of Mega Man ZX, being the male counterpart to Aile.
===Mega Man ZX Advent===
Vent returns in Mega Man ZX Advent, appearing as a supporting character in Ashe's story.
===Other Game Appearances===
==Official Data==
==References==
Category:Biomatches
Category:Mega Man ZX characters
Category:Mega Man ZX Advent characters
Vile's Weapons

Vile's WeaponsEnglish game manual, Mega Man Maverick Hunter X. 2005. p. 25. are a kind of weapon exclusively used by Vile in Mega Man Maverick Hunter X. They are acquired by defeating Maverick bosses, functioning similarly to Special Weapons. They are divided into three categories — Arm Weapons, Shoulder Weapons, and Leg Weapons — which are then further divided into three systems each for a total of nine categories.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man Maverick Hunter X===
In Vile Mode in Mega Man Maverick Hunter X, Vile is equipped with three weapons: one on his Arms, Shoulders, and Legs. Each one has a Weapon Energy cost, and the total cost of all three equipped weapons must be less than Vile's maximum Energy, which increases for each Maverick boss he defeats (completing Vile Mode removes this limitation).
Vile's default weapons are the Vulcan Cherry Blast, the Cannon Front Runner, and the Napalm Bumpity Boom. Defeating each of the eight Maverick bosses unlocks certain weapons along with a specific weapon system. For example, Straight Nightmare is a Laser weapon obtained from Storm Eagle, but it requires Sting Chameleon's Laser weapon system first before it can be equipped. This means that the order in which Mavericks are defeated alters when weapons become available.
====Arm Weapons====
=====Vulcans=====
=====Missiles=====
=====Rocket Punches=====
====Shoulder Weapons====
=====Cannons=====
=====Lasers=====
=====Cutters=====
====Leg Weapons====
=====Napalms=====
=====Balls=====
=====Flamethrowers=====
==References==
Vile Stage

Compendium of Rockman X. 2005. p. 49. is a Special Stage in Mega Man X3. It is a run-down factory used by Vile MK-II in an attempt to exact revenge on X.
==Description==
The Vile Stage can only be accessed through hidden found in Frozen Town Stage, Shipyard Stage, and Power Control Center Stage.
==Enemies==
==Items==
==Other Media==
==References==
Category:Mega Man X3 stages
Category:Special Stages
Violen

is an antagonist appearing in Mega Man X2. He is a member of the X-Hunters, a trio of powerful Mavericks loyal to Sigma. He serves as the brawn of the group, undertaking missions that require extreme brute force.
== In the Games == 
=== Mega Man X2 ===
=== Other Game Appearances ===
== Other Media ==
== Official Data ==
== Behind the Scenes ==
=== Nomenclature ===
== References ==
Virus

A is a type of malicious computer program that attacks other computer programs, often infecting them to modify their data.Computer virus on Wikipedia. A wide variety of viruses appear in games and media across the Mega Man series.
==In the Games==
===Classic era===
In Mega Man 10, the virus Roboenza is a major plot point. Robots infected by it suffer symptoms similar to those a human suffers from an organic virus such as influenza, plus driving them to act disobediently and dangerously.
===X era===
In Mega Man X2, an evil computer virus called the Maverick Virus has the power to turn Reploids into Mavericks. At the end of the game, it is revealed that Sigma's true form is actually a manifestation of the Maverick Virus, known as the Sigma Virus. In future games, Sigma uses the Sigma Virus to corrupt many Reploids into his servants, such as Dr. Doppler in Mega Man X3 who had created a vaccine to the virus.
In Mega Man X5, the Sigma Virus interacts with another virus called the Colony Virus, named as such because it was planted in the space colony Eurasia. When the two viruses merge, they form the powerful Zero Virus, which warps reality itself and threatens to awaken to his original self.
In Mega Man X6, Gate uses data on the Sigma Virus to create the Nightmare. It can then manifest in Nightmare Virus drones that can turn Reploids into zombie-like Mavericks.
===Battle Network era===
In the Mega Man Battle Network series, Viruses are the primary enemies that the player fights in the games. They are simple programs with animal-like tendencies, who tend to harm network infrastructure and attack NetNavis.
===Star Force era===
In the Mega Man Star Force series, radio wave creatures called EM Viruses are the enemies of the games. They behave similarly to the Viruses found in the Battle Network era.
==References==
Category:Species
Volt Man

Volt Man (or Voltman) is a Robot Master who appeared in Mega Man (DOS). He is one of the guardians of Dr. Wily's stronghold.
Volt Man is a robot with blue limbs who relies on electricity. He has a large red torso with a thunder bolt emblem on the front. Volt Man's weapon is the Force Field, which is a an electric shield.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man===
In Mega Man (DOS), Volt Man is one of the main bosses that can be selected from the start, and the 2nd in reading order. His stage is a power plant with a sewer underneath. Numerous mosquitoes, spiders and parrots litter the area.
Volt Man is fought in a dark room with a charging station lining the ceiling. He will jump up to the charging station, activating his Force Field. Volt Man will then jump one to three times of varying height, before splitting it into two horizontally-travelling light balls and four diagonally-travelling Force Field quarters.
Volt Man is weak to the Sonic Wave, although the use of it against him may be difficult due to his own special weapon.
Category:Mega Man (DOS) Robot Masters
Wall Blaster 2

Wall Blaster 2,Mega Man Legacy Collection . also spelt as Wall Blaster II,Mega Man: Official Complete Works art book, 2009. is an enemy appearing in Mega Man 6. As the name suggests, it is a robotic gun mounted to a wall, based on the original Wall Blaster enemy.
==In the Games==
===Mega Man 6===
In Mega Man 6, Wall Blaster 2s appear in the Oil Field (Flame Man) and Ancient City (Centaur Man) stages, and return in Mr. X stage 1, Mr. X stage 4 and . They behave as simplified versions of the Wall Blasters found in Mega Man 4, firing slow bullets with random pauses between them and rotating their gun portion to shoot either straight or diagonally, depending on Mega Man's position.
Unlike the original Wall Blaster, Wall Blaster 2 is strictly limited to 45° turns, effectively limiting it to three directions and often preventing it from aiming directly at Mega Man. If Mega Man is on the opposite side of the direction it is facing, it will not shoot at all.
==Official Data==
Wall Blaster 2 appears under "Mega Man 6" in the in Mega Man Legacy Collection.
==Related Enemies==
* Wall Blaster (Mega Man 4) - Turns more freely, allowing it to shoot in 7 directions.
==Trivia==
* Wall Blaster 2's Database entry erroneously claims that it "fires in three directions at once". While it can fire in three directions, it can only shoot in one direction at a time.
==References==
Category:Mega Man 6 enemies
Category:Cannon enemies
Wall Kick

The ,Training, Mega Man X5. 2000.(Archived) Capcom Japan official website, Mega Man Maverick Hunter X. 2005. (https://www3.capcom.co.jp/psp_x/) also known as the ,Kodansha Manga Hyakka #34: Rockman X Chō Hyakka. April 1996. is a recurring movement technique in the Mega Man franchise, first appearing in Mega Man X. It is the ability to jump off of walls, allowing the player to climb vertical surfaces by jumping repeatedly.
==References==
Category:Abilities
Wataru Takagi

is a Japanese actor and voice actor. He has had voice roles in many Capcom games, including the Mega Man franchise.
==Roles in Mega Man==
* Rush (Mega Man: Upon a Star)
* Sword Man, Frost Man (Mega Man 8)
* Douglas, Commander Yammark, Infinity Mijinion (Mega Man X6)
* Tornado Tonion, Flame Hyenard (Mega Man X7)
* Purprill the Mandroid (Mega Man ZX)
==External links==
* Wataru Takagi on Wikipedia
Category:People