History Characters / MegaManClassicRobotMastersNES

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* LogicalWeakness: How are toads dissected in science classes? With a piercing tool, like a drill. Plus, Toad Man himself is a decently sturdy but presumably lacks maximum armor so he can still leap around. A weapon that can both drill through such protection and explode to do serious damage to his insides would be ideal and create a good diversion to distract him from casting Rain Flush.

* BreakingOldTrends: This series of robot masters doesn't have traditional ElementalRockPaperScissors weaknesses in the chains, so you need to think a bit harder about what weapons works best on your first playthrough. For example, using electricity against Magnet Man and using sharp blades against Spark Man.

->''"My clones are very impressive."''

* ArtisticLicenseGeography: An English Robot Master whose stage resembles English castles such as Warwick Castle and Alnwick Castle. However, his weapo is a flail, which is German. Perhaps his creator was of German origin?

** One of the ways ships protect against submarines is deploying countermeasures like depth charges and naval mines, a role that the Dust Crusher can fill with its ability to detonate like an underwater bomb, causing hydrostatic shock to vessels.

** One of the ways ships protect against submarines is deploying countermeasures like depth charges, a role that the Dust Crusher can fill with its ability to detonate like an underwater bomb, causing hydrostatic shock to him.

* ShoutOut: He has a great resemblance to ''ComicBook/TheFlash'' right down to having super speed and being somewhat fragile.

** {{Downplayed|Trope}} with Dust Crusher in ''4''. While it also only deals two lines of damage, his blazing agility indicates that he isn't the most well armored robot and thus a junk grenade would work decently against him. Throwing exploding junk at a royal fighter could also be seen insulting for Pharaoh Man.

** {{Downplayed|Trope}} with Rain Flush, however; he's mainly sun-themed, not fire-themed, so each flush will only deal two lines of damage.

* WarmUpBoss: Another easy place to start the game, as his Gyro Attacks have only slight variations and his ascent into the sky is easy to dodge by sliding out of the way after you account for a Gyro Attack the precedes his drop. The weapon you gain from him is also very useful as it can be directed up or down.

* CanadaEh: Blizzard Man is thought to have come from Canada, which ''Manga/MegaManMegamix'' runs with. In addition, the Curlinger enemy in his stage is a reference to curling, a popular winter sport in the country.

** {{Downplayed|Trope}} with Rain Flush, however; he's mainly sun-themed, not fire-themed, so the rain droplets will only deal two lines of damage.

** {{Subverted|Trope}} with Rain Flush, however; he's mainly sun-themed, not fire-themed, so the rain droplets won't phase him much.

** This series of Robot Masters start the trend of having only one boss-weapon weakness with a few exceptions in later games, Mega Buster aside. This started the trend of a definite weakness chain that influences stage order.

* LogicalWeakness: How are toads dissected in science classes? With a piercing tool, like a drill. Plus, Toad Man himself is a decently sturdy due to his ability to leap high but not like Drill Man for his underground capabilities. A weapon that can both drill through such protection and explode to do serious damage to his insides would be ideal.

** In ''The Power Battle'', a good way to turn his magnetism against him is through the Dust Crusher. The scrap metals would likely overwhelm him with all the harmful metal being drawn towards him at accelerated speeds.

** In ''The Power Battle'', a good way to turn his magnetism against him is through the Dust Crusher. The scrap metals likely either divert his attention or overwhelm him with all the harmful metal being drawn towards him at potentially accelerated speeds.

* VocalDissonance: He's voiced by a female VA in the Japanese version of ''Powered Up''.

* ElementalBaggage: Guts Man is able to throw rocks no matter where he may be. Though averted in ''Mega Man'', where he fights in an excavated cave and uses metal blocks when refought in Wily's robot factory, in the two arcade games he can create boulders even when in the middle of a city. ''Powered Up'', meanwhile, gives him the ability to create Guts Blocks from thin air (though only up to five at a time).

** Bombs and explosions are commonly associated with demolition, and Guts Man is a civil engineering robot who is the "construction" to Bomb Man's... well, "demolition". Additionally, a big and lumbering robot like him is the perfect target for timed bombs like the Hyper Bomb.
** In ''Powered Up'', he's instead weak to the [[BulletTime Time Slow]]. Guts Man is slow, and the Time Slow essentially exacerbates said problem tenfold. Plus, given that Guts Man is a civil engineering robot (one that would be on strict schedules), Time Slow is likely frying whatever is used by Guts Man to keep on task to complete his job.

* NotSoAboveItAll: He tells [[AgentPeacock Elec Man]] that he's still "[[ItsAllAboutMe a self-absorbed weakling]]" before their battle in ''Powered Up''.
* SuperStrength: He can throw boulders much easier than any human can.
* TopHeavyGuy: The chibi art style of ''Powered Up'' renders Guts Man this, with his lower half being considerably smaller. His normal appearances are better proportioned, but still has some shades of this.

** In ''The Power Battle'', a good way to turn his magnetism against him is through the Dust Crusher. The scrap metals likely divert his attention or overwhelming him with all the harmful metal being drawn towards him at potentially accelerated speeds.

* MightyGlacier: This guy [[SuperStrength hits hard]] and [[SuperToughness highly resistant]], but very slow and cannot swim to save his life.

* KillItWithFire: Due to the lack of a "wind" weapon in ''10'', his Weapons Archive data is weak to the Water Shield, the closest thing to another LogicalWeakness.

** One of the ways ships protect against submarines is deploying countermeasures like depth charges, a role that the Dust Crusher can fill with its ability to detonate and fragment into metal shards like an underwater grenade.

* JackOfAllTrades: Designed in universe to be a balanced fighting robot without any glaring weaknesses. He can defend himself with Skull Barrier, but this power isn't as phenomenal as Bright Man's Flash Stopper, doesn't have any additional perks like Dust Man's invulnerable vacuum attack. Finally, has a basic buster that can be directed in multiple directions, but it isn't as powerful as Pharaoh Man's Pharaoh Shot.

* JackOfAllStats: Designed in universe to be a balanced fighting robot without any glaring weaknesses. In gameplay, he has a basic buster for long range fighting and a Skull Barrier to prolong his life in battle, but otherwise lacks any remarkable strengths.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]; Doctor Light built 8 Robot Masters [[ArbitraryHeadcountLimit per series status quo]] (technically 9 if you count Proto Man), but two of them (Roll and Rock/Rockman/Mega Man) managed to avoid being captured/corrupted by Doctor Wily, so only 6 have to be fought (with Proto Man not being formally introduced until ''VideoGame/MegaMan3'').

-->'''Cut Man:''' I can't forgive what you did to my brothers. It's payback time... [[PreAsskickingOneLiner and I'm gonna]] ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner cut you down to size!]]''

* CatchPhrase:

** In the Ruby-Spears cartoon, it's "I'm going to make paper dolls out of you!"

* KryptoniteIsEverywhere: His greatest weakness is Guts Man's boulder, because [[LogicalWeakness rock beats scissors]]. His stage is positively filled with such boulders, despite it supposedly being a warehouse (although it would be changed to a forest in ''Powered Up'' to better suit his lumber-cutting theme). Averted when you face him again in Wily Stage 2; he's the only Robot Master in ''Mega Man'' who can't have his main weakness used on him in the rematches, as the blocks are completely absent from the room you fight him in. Even still, he's also susceptible to the Mega/Rock Buster, which is your default weapon...

** He's a frail robot who uses scissors, so naturally [[RockPaperScissors he wouldn't appreciate hard rocks being flung at him]]. In addition, though lost thanks to the DubNameChange, the Rock Buster is more effective on him than on any other Robot Master in the series.

* PungeonMaster: He tends to attract scissor puns in general:

** Creator/ArchieComics kept the cutting puns coming. Cut Man has about a page full of them in his first appearance, and they ''never stop coming'' even after that.
* StealthPun: In ''Mega Man'', Cut Man takes more damage from the Mega Buster than any other Robot Master in the franchise (ignoring ''The Wily Wars'' [[VideoGameRemake remake]] and ''2's'' Easy/[[DifficultyByRegion "Normal"]] mode). Mega Man's Japanese name is '''Rock'''man, and Cut Man has a pair of ''scissors'' on his head, [[RockPaperScissors so...]]

* BadassCreed: In ''Powered Up'':
-->'''Guts Man''': "It's a foreman's job to look out for everybody, but sometimes... [[PreAsskickingOneLiner you gotta do what ain't in the blueprints!]]"

** His [[WesternAnimation/MegaManRubySpears Ruby-Spears portrayal]], however, plays it straight, going hand in hand with being TheBrute for Dr. Wily, [[FatAndSkinny the Fat to Cut Man's Skinny]], and [[BigThinShortTrio the Big to Cut Man's Thin and Dr. Wily's short]].

* HarmlessFreezing: Despite being close to absolute zero, in ''Mega Man'' the Ice Slasher deals no damage to any enemy it freezes (what does take damage isn't frozen). In Ice Man's hands, however, the Ice Slasher doesn't freeze Mega Man, but it's just as powerful as the Thunder Beam! In ''Powered Up'', however, it deals half a point of damage to any enemy it freezes (so two shots are required to kill an enemy with 1 HP), allowing a playable Ice Man to [[AntiFrustrationFeatures have a way to deal damage to enemies]].

** Ice Man is described as being selfish and self-centered in his CD Data for ''Mega Man & Bass''.
-->''"Can you see me, everyone?"''

** ''In Powered Up'', his weakness to the Hyper Bomb can be explained by ice being easy to shatter with explosions.

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: While he was always a daredevil, ''Powered Up'' also gives him a {{troll}}ish, HotBlooded personality, though he also has a bit of [[HairTriggerTemper a short fuse]] (pardon the pun). His ExplosiveStupidity is also played much less.

* HotBlooded: In ''Powered Up'', he can barely go a sentence without expounding the coolness of explosions.

'''Bomb Man:''' Idiot! '''Bombs aren't toys!''' Timing it right, lighting the fuse — that's the stuff you gotta leave to pros!\\

* TheAce: Is this to the other six (or eight) Robot Master. Hailed as Dr. Light's greatest invention, has excellent judgment, is highly responsible at his job, plays the guitar in his spare time, and his lightning strikes [[LightningBruiser boast enormous power backed by his excellent agility]]. Of Dr. Light's inventions, only [[TheHero Mega Man]] and [[TheLancer Proto Man]] have been shown to be as much of an Ace as him.

* ArtificialStupidity: Elec Man's AI is primitive, and copied from a few other bosses in the game — essentially, his deal is to walk back and forth, throwing his Thunder Beam at specific spots. This enables exploits where shooting him at the right timing can keep him from reaching those spots, trapping him in a CycleOfHurting where he never actually makes an attack.

-->'''''TAKE THIS! THUNDER BEAAAAAAAAAAM!"''

** Cut Man's razor sharp Rolling Cutter cuts Elec Man's [[WireDilemma electrical wires]].
** In ''Powered Up'', Oil Man's Oil Slider is ''mineral'' oil; a bad electricity conductor. Add in Mega Man is ramming into Elec Man at high speeds with it and you get a bad combination waiting for Elec Man.

* WakeUpCallBoss: Like Ice Man, his Thunder Beam deals ''10'' points of damage, and its hitbox is large. He's also [[LightningBruiser the fastest Robot Master of the group]], chasing you just to gun you with his electricity point-blank, or jumping while firing off his devastatingly large beams. An exploit can cause him to never fire a single Thunder Beam, but it requires strict timing to pull off and, using his weakness, the Rolling Cutter, won't work with said exploit due to the weapon's boomerang nature.

** Ever gotten a bunch of leaves jammed in a fan motor? This problem can lead to overheating and damage to the gearing — which is possibly how the Leaf Shield damages him. The Super Arm in ''Power Fighters'' could do even worse, sending rock debris into his fan parts.
** Electric motors can damage themselves if supplied with over-voltage. The Spark Shock is capable of providing this over-voltage.

* BubbleGun: He has a head-mounted one which he uses to fire the Bubble Lead.

* HollywoodAcid: Not him, but his Bubble Lead is made of sulfuric acid, as revealed in the ''Archie Comics''.

** ''8's'' FullMotionVideo intro has him battling Mega Man as ''VideoGame/MegaMan2's'' representative.

* LogicalWeakness:
** Time Stopper: Being a robot who runs fast, it stands to reason that he wouldn't like being stopped in his tracks involuntarily. Notably, he's only weak to it ''because of a defect in his programming''.
** Crash Bomber: His body would have less protection from detonations due to his lighter armor; though hitting him can prove difficult though due to his erratic movement. Atomic Fire would be harmful for similar reasons and is another alternative.

** Subverted with Atomic Fire as he isn't all that WeakToFire, unlike his predecessor Bomb Man.

** Flash Man's secondary theme is ice, with his stage having [[SlippySlideyIceWorld slippery floors]] and how he [[{{Pun}} "freezes" time]]. Thus, charged nuclear blasts will damage him badly just as he's also vulnerable to the Crash Bomber. However, the charged blasts alone won't defeat him due to limited ammo capacity, and you'll need to finish the job with uncharged Atomic Fire shots or the Buster shots, among other methods.

** If all three tornados connect, Air Shooter is just as damaging as Bubble Lead as wind also puts out fire. Each individual tornado only deals normal damage, however. The Top Spin also works against Doc Robot for this reason.

* NoSell: The Leaf Shield won't work against him because fire beats grass.
* PlayingWithFire: He's a fire-based Robot Master. Not just that, but he uses ''[[NukeEm nuclear]]'' fire.

* LogicalWeakness:
** Being made of wood, he doesn't handle [[WeakToFire fire]]- and [[AbsurdlySharpBlade cutter]]-based weaponry well (Atomic Fire and Metal Blade). Moreover, [[StuffBlowingUp bombs]] built to destroy barriers, like the Crash Bomber, work well against his own. His weakness to the [[BlowYouAway Air Shooter]] might have something to do with its projectiles being tornadoes, which are extremely damaging to trees like the ones he's made out of. When Wood Man returns in ''VideoGame/MegaMan8'', he is naturally weak to the Flame Sword, a cutting weapon with a fire element included.

* WeakToFire: Despite being coated in metal to increase his defense, Wood Man still has a great vulnerability to fire (as the Atomic Fire demonstrates).

* DeadpanSnarker: Has a sarcastic wit.

** In ''The Power Battle'', what's a good way to use his magnetic weapons against him? The Dust Crusher's scrap metals would be just the thing, diverting his attention or overwhelming him with all the harmful metal being drawn towards him at potentially accelerated speeds.

* WarmUpBoss: Being a GlassCannon who takes more damage from the Mega Buster than most other bosses and has easy to avoid attacks, Magnet Man is an easy Robot Master to take out first.

* LogicalWeakness: This guy's a large and bulky robot made out of an extremely dense metal, making him susceptible to magnets.

* MightyGlacier: This guy hits hard, is highly resistant to attacks and impacts, but is very slow and cannot swim to save his life.

* SuperNotDrowningSkills: Thanks to being so heavy, he cannot swim. He just walks.
* SuperStrength: One of the perks of having a three ton ceratanium body? You hit like a truck.
* SuperToughness: Another perk of having a three ton ceratanium body? You're very hard to damage and take down.

* LogicalWeakness: Sharp blades do not cooperate well with delicate electricity-conducting wires, especially the insulated variety.

* ShockAndAwe: An electric-elemental Robot Master. His version of the Spark Shock is different than that of Mega Man, firing it as eight small shots followed by a SphereofDestruction. Mega Man's version shoots the small version, temporarily [[TheParalyzer paralyzing]] enemies.

** The Gemini Laser's bouncing attribute would be a major pain for Shadow Man as he now has to track a bouncing laser ''and'' Mega Man.
** The Centaur Arrow also makes sense as no matter how formidable a ninja is, a skilled archer would be able to score devastating hits from a safe distance in an open arena.

* WeaksauceWeakness: Shadow Man is a speedy and disciplined robot whose attack scheme is simple, but unpredictable. It's possible the Top Spin's [[ConfusionFu high-speed chaotic attacks]] not only throw him off his game, but are quick enough to do vital damage before he can read Mega Man's moves and properly counter strike.

* KillItWithWater: His weakness is the Rain Flush. Well, at least it's a LogicalWeakness.

* WarmUpBoss: He's ''pathetically easy'' as he is unable to attack if he gets damaged when getting ready to use the Rain Flush. Not so much in the ''Game Gear'' installment, as he jumps much faster and starts the dance to call upon Rain Flush randomly instead of after a set number of hops, while also giving the player less time to react and counterattack.

* CallBack: In design and concept, he looks an awful lot like Crash Man. Drill Bombs also improve upon Crash Bombs by allowing mid-flight remote detonation, and exploding on impact.

** A robot built densely enough to drill through the earth is easier for homing missiles to lock onto. On that note, missiles are often designed for anti-armor applications. Since he is carrying Drill Bombs, the anti-armor missiles would be a danger to the ammo onboard.
** Subverted with Pharaoh Shot, making Drill Man one of the few explosive Robot Masters not especially WeakToFire.

** Given how he was designed to explore dark pyramids, it would make sense that [[BlindedByTheLight bright flashes of light]] [[DayHurtsDarkAdjustedEyes wouldn't be too kind to him]].
** He can jump around the room all he wants but the Crystal Eye's fragmentation will still be difficult to dodge if the main sphere doesn't hit him first.
** Subverted with Rain Flush, as he's sun themed, not fire themed so the rain droplets won't phase him much.

** Since he uses metal rings, it stands to reason that [[WeakToFire he doesn't like hot and fiery]] [[ThePowerOfTheSun miniature suns]] being flung at him. It even applies to [[VideoGame/MegaMan10 robots using his weapon and battle data]]. Metal rings can also heat up to dangerous temperatures from said weapons.
** As a LongRangeFighter, the Charge Kick will throw him off his game or give him a nasty surprise when tries to body slam you.

** Ring Boomerang is supposed to be razor edged like a chakram, similar to Shadow Blade, meaning that it can slice up the various exposed chutes and wires he has on his body. A vacuum with a cut in its intake hose can't produce sufficient suction do its job. The Drill Bomb in ''II'' being an explosive cutter can cause similar damage to his vulnerable parts.
** The Plant Barrier getting sucked into his vacuum box will cause damage to the turbine system, much like Air Man's fan system also being vulnerable to Plant Barrier and Wood Man's Leaf Shield.

* LogicalWeakness: Wave Man relies on long-ranged attacks against his foes. Thus, it stands to reason he would struggle fighting those that can close the distance and fight short-range. The Charge Kick showcases such, by dealing high damage to him.

->'''Weakness''': Napalm Bomb (''5'', ''IV''), Noise Crush (''Power Fighters''), Napalm Bomb (Game Gear)

** Explosives are usually associated with demolition of earth, buildings and rocks.
** Noise Crush in ''Power Fighters'' works on a similar principle as sound travels extremely well through solid objects.

* LogicalWeakness: Stars are made of hot gas and flame. The Water Wave pierces and neutralizes his Star Crash, leaving Star Man virtually defenseless.

** Placing big enough debris like rocks on railways can potentially cause a train to derail. Rock slides and large debris are also potential hazards to trains in general.
** Super corrosive acids are very bad for vehicles, damaging vital parts and potentially rendering them undrivable.

** Lasers and miniture suns are dangerous for Napalm Man because they might damage his missiles and bombs, causing them to cook off and explode prematurely.

* ArcherArchetype: While Centaur Man himself lacks all the qualities of this trope, his archery ability stems from the connection of centaurs to archery. This is an ability he gained later, possibly due to the somewhat esoteric connection between centaurs and teleportation/reality warping in his original appearance.

* GenderFlip: In the ''Rockman 6'' manga, Centaur Man is actually a woman [[SamusIsAGirl pretending to be male]], whereas the games' Centaur Man is a guy through and through. She even harbors a crush towards Knight Man (despite the fact that she is weak to his weapon).

* LogicalWeakness: Zig-zagged.

** One of the key tools for literally cutting across jungle foliage is a machete, something a propeller attack like ''The Power Battle's'' Gyro Blade can replicate well with its dangerous angular velocity.
** Donwplayed with the Flame Blast from [=6=], but played straight in ''Power Fighters'' where the Atomic Fire will [[WeakToFire scorch him because of its immense nuclear-level temperature]].
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: The Plant Barrier.

* LogicalWeakness: A lesser one, but the Plant Barrier is depicted as flowers, which he doesn’t think could possibly be a weapon.

* WeaksauceWeakness: As a combat warrior, he cannot comprehend the use of Plant Man's Plant Barrier as anything other than a weapon, and thus takes more damage from it. Alternatively, Tomahawk Man taking extra damage could just be as a result of him being too reckless in his fighting style to bother properly bracing himself against the barrier, thus getting him to take too much unnecessary damage that adds up over time.

* LogicalWeakness: By way of referencing TacticalRockPaperScissors. A tomahawk is a type of axe, which is effective for getting past a spear due to having more weight (as opposed to a sword). Additionally, a robot that constantly jumps is a perfect target for AntiAir attacks.

* LogicalWeakness: While gemstones are very hard, sharp blows will still cause them to fracture, which is presumably how the Gyro Attack and Ring Boomerang deals bonus damage to his crystaline body.

* NatureLover: Wood Man cares deeply for nature, and harming it is an easy way to get on his bad side.

* AfraidOfNeedles: You'd think a robot whose theme is needles and spikes wouldn't be afraid of [[{{Irony}} getting injections]]...

* BuildingSwing: He can use his Needle Hammer in this fashion in ''Manga/MegaManMegamix''.

* GunsAkimbo: Another robot master with twin cannons.

* IronicFear: A needle-based robot with a fear of getting his shots. This might explain why he has one of the few stages to have no insta-kill spikes at all. However, he loves knitting and sewing.

* NoSenseOfDirection: Despite his strong leaddership skills, he suffers from this. Makes sense, since traditional compasses can be disoriented or thrown off by proximity to magnets. The Archie Comics reveal that this can apply if he uses his power to walk on walls, a fact that Mega Man exploits to confuse him even worse than usual.

* AdaptationalBadass: In ''Super Adventure Rockman'', he summons more copies of himself rather than just one.

* DoppelgangerAttack: He creates a copy of himself that will aid him for the first half of his battle in ''3''. In ''Super Adventure Rockman'', Geminī Man can use his powers to create even more copies.

* TheFightingNarcissist: He's extremely vain, having a love for mirrors and shiny, reflective objects. He'll even look at his own copies (admiring himself).

* MysteriousPast: Very little data exists on him, and no one is quite sure of who he is or where he came from. His body is made of a material not found on Earth, as is the liquid coating his Shadow Blades, leading to rumours that Shadow Man was the product of an ancient alien civilization (the [[ComicBook/MegaManArchieComics Archie Comics]] show him to be an alien robot).

* PowerFloats: Upon powering up in the arcade games, his attack pattern changes ''completely''; he starts levitating nearly out of reach and summoning Shade Man's robo-zombies.

* CallBack: To [[VideoGame/MegaMan2 Bubble Man]]; he improves upon the original concept, being agile on land ''and'' in water. Both robot masters also have swimming fins and award an anti-ground weapon with Water Wave being much faster than Bubble Lead.

A large Robot Master who occupies a mountain in order to assist Gyro Man in conquering the hanging gardens. Built as if he were made of stone bricks, he uses the Power Stone to attack with rotating stones (or, alternatvely, giant stone hands). If he suffers a hard enough impact, he crumbles into pieces, but is able to reform his body. Strong willed but stubborn, he gets on well with Guts Man, and his hobbies include cinema and going out for drinks.

* WarmUpBoss: In ''5'', he has an easy to mainputate pattern where he just just hops around and you can slide under him. His giant leap into the air doesn't even stun you if you're on the ground when he lands, and his Power Stone projectiles are rarely used in a way that complicates your timing.

* WarmUpBoss: Another easy place to start the game, as his Gyro Attacks have only slight variations and his ascent into the sky is easy to dodge by sliding out of the way after you account for a Gyro Attack the preceeds his drop. The weapon you gain from him is also very useful as it can be directed up or down.

* TeamRocketWins: The ''Robot Master Field Guide'' and his Japanese CD Database entry in ''VideoGame/MegaManAndBass'' implies that he won the Battle and Chase racing tournament and opened up a weapons museum with the prize money (though ultimately it got no visitors).

* {{Unobtanium}}: His crystals, which are expensive.

* MeatSackRobot: According to the Archie comics, he's part plant.

A robot designed with the motif of [[BraidsBeadsAndBuckskins a Native American warrior]] (fittingly enough from the United States of America), built specifically for the First Annual Robot Tournament unlike the other seven robots Mr. X reprogrammed. A corageous (if somber and reclusive) warrior, he likes horse riding but detests lies. His main weapon is the Silver Tomahawk, which flies through the air at speeds strong enough to blow out a candle 100 meters away. However, he can also throw his razor sharp feathers to cover the blind spot the Silver Tomahawk suffers from.