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Mega Man (series)

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Mega Man (Rockman in Japan) is a series of action platformer games, starring the titular protagonist. The series focus on the robot boy Rock, created as a lab assistant by the scientist Dr. Light with Dr. Wily as his partner. Following treachery by Dr. Wily in which he reprogrammed most of Dr. Light's robots, Rock volunteered to be converted into a fighting robot to defend the world from Wily's violent robotic threats, thus becoming Mega Man.

The franchise's success has spawn many successful sub-series, as well as several merchandise, animations, comics, movies and toys. Both the original series and Mega Man himself are also commonly referred by other names, such as original Mega Man or classic Mega Man.

Gameplay[]


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List of games[]

MM Heroes Of Capcom Wallpaper

Mega Man artwork from the Capcom Heroes 2012 calendar. Art by Yusuke Murata.

Main games[]

MM3 Robot Masters

Mega Man 3 group

Game Boy/Rockman World games[]

Miscellaneous[]

  • Wily and Light's RockBoard - (1993) - is a video/board game similar to Monopoly, released only in Japan for Famicom.
  • Super Adventure Rockman - (Japan only - 1998) - an interactive movie game.
  • Rockman Gold Empire - (China only - 1999) - a PC game, similar to RockBoard.
  • Rockman Tennis - (2007) - Japan-only mobile phone game.

Remakes and compilations[]

  • Mega Man: The Wily Wars - (Rockman Mega World in Japan) - (1994) - A collection of enhanced remakes of the first three games, as well as the Wily Tower mini-game. - (Not released in NA)
  • Rockman Complete Works - (Japan only - 1999) - Remakes of the first six Mega Man games with lots of extras, remixed music, and minor improved graphics.
  • Rockman Power Battle Fighters - (Japan only - 2004) - A port of two arcade games, Mega Man: The Power Battle and Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, including a new 2-player competitive mode.

Manga[]

For manga, see individual Mega Man game pages.

Comics[]

  • Mega Man - (Dreamwave) - (2004)

Credits[]

RockBoard [Staff][]

Planner: Bamboo, Quetzal
Object Designer: Zizi
Scroll Designer: Mamimu-, Takapii
Programmer: Mishell
Sound Compose: Sato
Special Designer: Inafking
Special Thanks: Kazuki, Shimitan

Super Adventue Rockman[]

Episode 1[]

  • Rockman: Ai Orikasa
  • Dr. Wily: Takeshi Aono
  • Dr. Right: Shozo Iizuka
  • Roll: Konami Yoshida
  • Yuriko Fuchizaki, Kenichi Ono, Kosuke Okano, Akio Suyama, Showtaro Morikubo
  • Narrator: Norio Wakamoto
Opening - "Electrical Communication"
Ending - "Blandnew Way"
  • Lyrics/Composition: Takumi Ozawa
  • Arrangement: Keiichi Takahashi, GANĀSIÁ
  • Song/Performance: GANĀSIÁ

Anime Director: Yoshiaki Okumura
Scenario: Ryo Yasumura
Art Director: Keishi Kamezaki
Animation Director: Hiroshi Wagatsuma

Planning/Production: Tomohiko Saito
Producer: Keiji Inafune
Production Support: Vision Universe
Presented By: Capcom

Episode 2[]

  • Rockman: Ai Orikasa
  • Dr. Wily: Takeshi Aono
  • Dr. Right: Shozo Iizuka
  • Roll: Konami Yoshida
  • Blues: Ryotaro Okiayu
  • Akimasa Omori, Nobuyuki Furuta, Junichi Sugawara, Megumi Tano
  • Narration: Norio Wakamoto
Opening - "Electrical Communication"
Ending - "Blandnew Way"
  • Lyrics/Composition: Takumi Ozawa
  • Arrangement: Keiichi Takahashi, GANĀSIÁ
  • Song/Performance: GANĀSIÁ

Anime Director: Yoshiaki Okumura
Scenario: Ryo Yasumura
Art Director: Keishi Kamezaki
Animation Director: Hiroshi Wagatsuma

Capcom Staff

Tomohiko Saito, Hidenori Kuwamoto, Sawarin, Ukki, Hironobu Takeshita, Takachan, Mochii, Terida, Yokohama Carp, Mayumi Ota, Keith Sudo, Toru Kusano, Fukuchan, Satoshi Kashiwazaki, Masato Ichimiya, Yoshinori Ishida, Huggy, Tatsuro, Pe Nagai, Shiragami Machako, Michio Nagai, Yoshitsugu Yamamoto, Koichi Nishiguchi, Yumiko Suzuki, Tetsuya Tabuchi, Kunio Funahara, Masafumi Maeda, Kouhei Kubota, Hideki Ohnuki, Makkin, Kussun, Mareo Yamada, Takashi Kitahara, Shinichi Satou
Producer: Keiji Inafune
Production Support: Vision Universe
Presented By: Capcom

Episode 3[]

  • Rockman: Ai Orikasa
  • Dr. Wily: Takeshi Aono
  • Dr. Right: Shozo Iizuka
  • Roll: Konami Yoshida
  • Blues: Ryotaro Okiayu
  • Akimasa Omori, Nobuyuki Furuta, Showtaro Morikubo, Akio Suyama, Megumi Tano, Yuriko Fuchizaki
  • Narration: Norio Wakamoto
Opening - "Electrical Communication"
Ending - "Blandnew Way"
  • Lyrics/Composition: Takumi Ozawa
  • Arrangement: Keiichi Takahashi, GANĀSIÁ
  • Song/Performance: GANĀSIÁ

Anime Director: Yoshiaki Okumura
Scenario: Ryo Yasumura
Art Director: Keishi Kamezaki
Animation Director: Hiroshi Wagatsuma

Capcom Staff

Tomohiko Saito, Hidenori Kuwamoto, Sawarin, Ukki, Hironobu Takeshita, Takachan, Mochii, Terida, J・Nagai, Mayumi Ota, Toru Kusano, Fukuchan, Satoshi Kashiwazaki, Masato Ichimiya, Yoshinori Ishida, Huggy, Tatsuro, Pe Nagai, Machako, Michio Nagai, Yoshitsugu Yamamoto, Koichi Nishiguchi, Yumiko Suzuki, Tetsuya Tabuchi, Kunio Funahara, Masafumi Maeda, Kouhei Kubota, Hideki Ohnuki, Makkin, Kussun, Mareo Yamada, Takashi Kitahara, Shinichi Satou
Producer: Keiji Inafune
Production Support: Vision Universe
Presented By: Capcom

Gallery[]

Merchandise[]

See also[]

External links[]

Mega Man Franchise

Mega Man • Mega Man X • Mega Man Zero • Mega Man ZX • Mega Man Legends • Mega Man Battle Network • Mega Man Star Force

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