History Characters / MegaManClassicRobotMastersPostNES

* CallBack: Another overtly vehicle-themed Robot Master, acting as the motorcycle to Turbo Man's sports car theme.

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Compared to Freeze Man, Frost Man is much bigger and brawny, but also not as bright as the former. His weapon Frost Wave also contrasts being an anti-ground attack instead of being useful for AntiAir like Freeze Man's Freeze Cracker.

* EatingMachine: His ''Mega Man & Bass'' data card says he likes sorbet and rock candy, and during his fight, he expresses his desire to [[ImAHumanitarian turn Megaman into a popsicle and eat him]].

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** Like Spring Man, before his health bar displays, hTurbo Man is immune to collision detection. If the Noise Crush is fired ''just'' as the player enters his lair, due to a glitch, the projectile will persist. As soon as his HP gauge starts filling up, the sound wave will hit him, [[OneHitKill instantly KOing him]].

** In media, women are sometimes depicted with a dislike for {{b|ig Creepy Crawlies}}ugs. The Hornet Chaser not only shows this off, it can also reach Splash Woman easily through the water, thus rendering her aquatic advantage useless. They will also target any of its fish minions when she sings (though that means that projectile won't target her anymore).

* {{Cephalothorax}}: His head and body are the same, with the flames that spout from his head serving as his "hair".
* CallBack: He's very similar to [[VideoGame/MegaMan3 Needle Man's]] design, but is a fire elemental this time. Magma Bazooka also charges up like [[VideoGame/MegaMan2 Heat Man's]] Atomic Fire using the same sound effect even.

* LogicalWeakness: [[BlowYouAway Wind]] versus a fire elemental, much like [[VideoGame/MegaMan6 Flame Man]] and [[VideoGame/MegaManX1 Flame Mammoth]]. The Tornado Blow also puts out the flames on his head, weakening his Magma Bazooka until he flares up again.

* YellowLightningBlueLightning: Lightning Bolt when obtained by heroes. Mega Man gets the former, Bass utilizes the latter.

* AnIcePerson: Another ice elemental Robot Master.

* LogicalWeakness: Much like Ice Man, [[PlayingWithATrope played with]]. He's another Ice-type Robot Master weak to lightning, but while [[IceMagicIsWater ice is a form of water]], it is a poor electricity conductor. However, cold can turn certain materials, like metal, into superconductors. He also started off as an electrical appliance, and short-circuits can ''really'' mess those up.
* StoneWall: He fights more defensively, relying on blocking your attacks with Ice Wall and slowing you down with Cold Mists [[TurnsRed when low on health]]. Also, without the proper upgrades, you'll run out of Lightning Bolt before you can destroy him.

* LogicalWeakness: Zig-zagged. He's [[WeakToFire weak to the Wave Burner]] even though the fight is underwater, but he does use explosives...

* KillItWithFire: Fire-type Robot Master, though unlike his [[PlayingWithFire brethren]], he leans into this due to the fact he uses a special type of gas.

'''Fire Man:''' Ain't nothin' more flammable then OIL, partner! [[WakeUpCallBoss You're in for it now!]] FIIIIRE~!

* LightningBruiser: Apart from being TheBigGuy of ''9''[='=]s Robot Masters, he is also surprisingly ''very'' mobile, moving by jumping high and far into the air and employing a DashAttack after trying to freeze Mega Man.
* LogicalWeakness: A strong laser can pierce the thickest of metal, especially one that was designed to slice open ships for rescue operations.

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: The Ariga manga averts Tornado Man's otherwise FlatCharacter status by portraying him as the vengeful, serious, [[TheLeader de facto leader]] of the second batch of Light Numbers that were rebelling, wanting to end the Fourth Law from scrapping more of their brethren and believing that [[HumansAreBastards humans were selfish]] for creating them only to throw them away like trash.

* LogicalWeakness: Being out of range via flying is no good when the Plug Ball can travel up walls and ceilings to reach enemies that try to stay out of reach. Plus, the electricity likely shorts out whatever mechanisms Tornado Man uses for flight and attacks.
* SmartBomb: His Tornado Blow covers the entire screen, and even affects shielded enemies! Sadly, it can only be used four times before running out of ammo.

** The Hornet Chaser can both reach Splash Woman easily through the water, thus rendering her aquatic advantage useless, but is also capable of swarming her in numbers to defeat her.
** She presumably has a lighter-weight body than most, much like a submarine, and thus has secondary weaknesses, taking an additional point of damage from {{Energy Weapon}}s such as Mega Man and Proto Man's Busters in addition to [[HoistByHisOwnPetard her own Laser Trident]].

* MsFanservice: [[spoiler:In the game's ending, she's seen striking a seductive pose in front of Auto, who's taking a picture of her akin to a pin-up model.]]

* LogicalWeakness: Electricity not being conducted well by [[DishingOutDirt mineral-based weapons]], like [[GemstoneAssault jewels]]. The Jewel Satellite even deflects Plug Man's Plug Ball!

* WakeUpCallBoss: Between having to juggle his Plug Balls, him switching between hopping and jumping erratically, and all of his attacks dealing high damage, Plug Man was clearly not designed to be tackled as a first boss. Hitting Plug Man with his weakness, the Jewel Satellite, can also be tricky due to his constant jumping.

* LogicalWeakness: Jewel Satelite may be hard and difficult to damage, but an intense gravity well will not only bypass its defenses, but outright negate them.

* LogicalWeakness: Bugs in real life [[WeakToFire don't take too well to fire]].

* WarmUpBoss: A good Robot Master to start the game with as his hornets are able to be destroyed with your Buster and his pattern is relatively straightforward. The Hornet Chaser is also a good UtilityWeapon, able to retrieve items in the stages ahead.

* LogicalWeakness: Wind versus a fire elemental, much like [[VideoGame/MegaMan6 Flame Man]] and [[VideoGame/MegaManX1 Flame Mammoth]].
* MagmaMan: {{Subverted|Trope}} despite [[NonIndicativeName his name being]] the Trope Namer — he uses fire to attack, not magma.

* NeverBringAKnifeToAGunfight: Zig-zagged. Blade Man {{invert|ed Trope}}s this since his blade shots and DashAttack deal more damage than Mega Man's own shots. However, his weakness, the [[StuffBlowingUp Commando Bomb]], plays this straight once again, as it is a more advanced weapon than both Mega Man's own Mega Buster and Blade Man's Triple Blade.

* LogicalWeakness: A robot that pumps water through his body is not going to handle electricity well.

* LogicalWeakness: The Wheel Cutter's sharp edges can cut right through his heavy armor. Since his main weapon is an explosive, it may also be a reference to the WireDilemma.

* WeakToFire: [[ThePowerOfTheSun Solar-powered]] flames, in fact!

* LogicalWeakness: Blades and sporting balls don't mix really well.

* LogicalWeakness: Spike strips are just the thing to puncture tires. Ice can also send vehicles into a skid if the wheels aren't equipped properly. Combining both nets you possibly the most overkill weapon to use against a vehicle-based Robot Master.

* LogicalWeakness: [[KillItWithWater Put out the fire-type boss with water.]] Notably, he can try to circumvent this by sacrificing his Solar Blaze's charge to absorb and nullify the water droplets.

* LogicalWeakness: Rubber cannot conduct electricity. Also, a guided attack that hits fast and in multiple directions can easily strike an airborne and similarly speedy opponent.

* HollywoodAcid: ''It's in his name and nature'', after all.

** There are a special kind of bricks called "acid bricks", which are designed to resist the effects of acid. Furthermore, his acid can't pass through bricks; due to this, they penetrate his barrier.

* LogicalWeakness: [[KillItWithIce Strong and cold]] [[BlowYouAway winds]] can blow away flames. Also, a vertical (and screen-wide) attack can [[AntiAir hurt an opponent who uses jump kicks]].

* AdaptationalJerkass: His {{Jerkass}} side is made much more apparent in the English version, where he speaks less like a {{Samurai}} who is more proud if still conceited, and more like a high-handed snob.
-->'''JP:''' ''"Kid! I shall defeat thee easily!"''\\
'''EN:''' ''"Kid, you're almost not worth the effort."''

* {{Jerkass}}: It's downplayed in the original, but ''especially'' prevalent in the English version. He's arrogant, bold, conceited, and extremely prideful, looking down on others while fighting, fitting for some depictions of the {{tengu}}. Even his official art for ''8'' depicts him doing a thumbs down.

* LogicalWeakness: Ice freezes up his wings and causes him to crash. The Spread Drill is also capable of drilling holes in his wings, thus also causing him to crash as well.
* {{Samurai}}: Moderately more noticeable in the Japanese voice, most noticed in his Japanese "chosen" intro ("Tengu Man de gozaru!") and his use of "[[UsefulNotes/JapanesePronouns sessha]]" as his first-person pronoun. {{Subverted|Trope}} for the English dub, mostly due to the [[AdaptationalJerkass personality changes]] with the voices.

--->''"How'd that happen!? I can't take this anymore!"''

* JustFollowingOrders[=/=]NothingPersonal: Says this word for word prior to his fight Mega Man.

-->''"Ki wa hikeru ga... omae wo kiru!"'' (I'm reluctant to fight... but I'll slash you!)
* ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: {{Exaggerated|Trope}}: for his Fire Slash attack, he throws ''his entire torso'' to attack Mega Man, [[SpinAttack spinning with his sword]] as he does so.

* TrashTalk: If he grabs Mega Man with the Thunder Claw, he'll taunt him and call him a "wimp" (a "dummy" in the original version). One of his intro lines in the English version is, "Yo, geeky!"
* VocalDissonance: Doesn't help that he even shares the same voice actress as Mega Man himself in English...

'''Gaddemu! No~!:''' Goddamn! No! (stunned with Fire Sword)\\

'''Utēi! Faiya~!:''' Shoot! Fire! (attack shout)

* LogicalWeakness: Since he likes to hide in shrubbery, [[WeakToFire a fire attack will draw him out]]. Furthermore, another way to cut shrubbery is using bladed weapons. What weapon combines both aspects? That's right, the [[FlamingSword Flame Sword]].

'''JP:''' Gaddemu! No~! (Goddamn! No!)

* WeakToFire: The [[FlamingSword Flame Sword]] is the weapon that does a number on him.

* DumbMuscle: ''VERY'' dumb, but ''VERY'' powerful. And [[TheBrute bulky]]. He even mistakes a kid dressed up as Mega Man for the genuine Blue Bomber in the ''Mega Man 8'' manga!
* EatingMachine: His ''Mega Man & Bass'' data card says he likes sorbet and rock candy, and during his fight, he expresses his desire to turn Megaman into a popsicle and eat him.

* LogicalWeakness: [[StuffBlowingUp Explosives]] like the Flash Bomb (and the Commando Bomb from ''10'''s Weapons Archive) can shatter ice easily. In addition, the flash rebounds off his icy shell and blinds him. The [[FlamingSword Flame Sword]] is [[WeakToFire obvious]] too during the rematch, although that one can't stun him.

* WeakToFire: Downplayed. His secondary weakness is the [[FlamingSword Flame Sword]], but his Weapons Archive unit takes the usual damage from the Solar Blaze.

* AxCrazy: He even openly dislikes robots who think rationally.

* CombatSadomasochist: To the extreme. He loves getting hurt as much as he loves to hurt other targets. He even says "That felt good!" as his death line once you defeat him.

** Thunder Claw deflects his bombs back at him, but hitting him with the Claw itself hurts him just as much. Electricity is a dangerous combination with explosives, especially when sparks are used to set them off.

* AttentionWhore: Isn't it obvious enough?

** However, having a hollow, transparent water tank in his core, he is weak to massive impact, like that from meteors.

* TheFriendNobodyLikes: He is by far the least popular Stardroid, thanks to both his greedy personality, [[LooseLips inability to keep some things quiet]], and his tendency to use Grab Buster on his allies. Pluto in particular doesn't like him because he's weak to Mercury's weapon.

** His crab-like appearance and behaviour is owed to the fact that Venus the planet routinely intersects with the constellation Cancer, the name of which also means "crab".

* LogicalWeakness: The explosive substance that Venus generates to form the Bubble Bomb can likely be made to set off early, and what better way to do that then with power explosive like the Photon Missile!

* TrapMaster: While fighting Mega Man, Venus uses less-explosive Bubble Bombs to hunt him down, while also placing a regular Bubble Bomb in the center of his arena. ''Mega Man & Bass'' also claims the Bubble Bomb can trap opponents ''a la'' Burst Man's Danger Wrap, but this has never been displayed.

A Stardroid who is essentially a walking armory, Mars is characterized by heavy armor and a large assortment of deadly weapons. The rollers in his feet allow him to move at high speeds; however, Mars cannot jump well because of his ''very heavy'' armor. Mars is surprisingly the warmest of the Stardroids. He likes survival games, most likely because they allow him to make use of all of his weapons, but he is a SoreLoser.

* AwesomeButImpractical: All those weapons are rather cool...but they also stop Mars from using airplanes.
* AffablyEvil: He is a deadly war robot, but as described in his ''Mega Man & Bass'' CD data, he is also stout-hearted.

* GunsAkimbo: The aforementioned dual [[ArmCannon arm cannons]].

* LogicalWeakness: Highly metallic constructs, such as Mars himself, are rather prone to corrosion. Particularly by water with lots of salt in it.
* MeaningfulName: While keeping in line with the planetary theme naming of the Stardroids, Mars is also the Roman name of Ares, the god of war, which suits his WalkingArmory nature quite well.

* WalkingArmory: He may just edge out Napalm Man in how many weapons he has; his head-mounted Photon Missile, a head turret that fires homing missiles, arm cannons that shoot a barrage of bullets, and his landmines he drops during his charge attack!

* LogicalWeakness: In a classic example of "water and electricity don't mix", Jupiter's destructive electricity powers mesh poorly with ''explosive'' liquids like the Bubble Bomb. Also, Jupiter is fought is in a closed room. Remember [[EveryoneHasStandards Jupiter doesn't feel comfortable with explosive weapons indoors]].

* DetachmentCombat: His ring is, technically, part of him.

* LogicalWeakness: Easily explained from the mythological standpoint — Saturn was overthrown by Jupiter. In-universe, Saturn's ring likely conducts electricity, much to his own detriment, and whatever tech Saturn uses to make his Black Holes is sensitive to electric shocks.

* {{Acrofatic}}: Uranus is still quite athletic despite all of his bulk.

* InvulnerableAttack: His Break Dash, although if [[ChargedAttack uncharged]], it will simply fire off [[EnergyWeapon small bursts of plasma]] instead.
* LogicalWeakness: Pluto is speedy fighter, but the Grab Buster's health sapping abilities would likely do a good job in tiring him out.

* PrettyInMink: According to his official bio, he's got other RichBitch qualities such as a love for nail art and manicures (which he confuses with pedicures, but since he doesn't have claws on his feet...)!

* {{Acrofatic}}: Pretty nimble for a heavy aquatic robot.

* LogicalWeakness: Zig-zagged. Water and electricity obviously do not combine well, especially if they have any mineral substance in it... yet he takes low damage from the Electrick Shock. However, the Spark Chaser plays this straight. It's possible Neptune could be genuinely reinforced against electricity, but Terra's weapon is just that powerful, in addition to its homing capabilities making such resistance quickly moot due to how constantly the attack lands.
* MakingASplash: His Salt Water, which [[SpreadShot splits into up to three orbs of water]] and is corrosive.

** ...the Junk Shield plays it straight! Notably, this attack deals more damage than the Scorch Wheel ''and '''will''''' interrupt his attack pattern. After all, ice can be punctured and broken by metal.

* VillainRespect: Is stated to greatly respect [[VideoGame/MegaMan1 Ice Man]] due to being the first [[AnIcePerson Ice-themed]] Robot Master and whose Special Weapon can defeat a [[PlayingWithFire Fire-elemental]] one.
* WeakToFire: Again, downplayed. The Scorch Wheel deals the same amount of damage as the Junk Shield, but it won't faze him unlike the latter.

* CycleOfHurting: Should you strike Junk Man with his weakness, the Thunder Bolt, you will cause him to jump to the other side of the arena while throwing a block of scrap metal. Hitting him on landing with his weakness again will make him repeat this until defeated, scoring you an amusingly easy kill.

* LogicalWeakness: He's held together by magnetic forces. Strong amounts of electricity can "kill" magnets.

* OneHitKill: A glitch allows him to be instantly killed by a well-timed Noise Crush ''before the fight even begins''.

A Robot Master stationed in a planetarium in Northern Europe. He started his life working in that planetarium, but Dr. Wily modified him for combat, and Astro Man uses his abilities to confuse his opponents. Despite his great powers, Astro Man is modest and shy. He is easily startled and something of a coward, and thus is not very reliable in battle. He is the world champion at hide-and-seek. Like his brother Tengu Man, Astro Man returns in ''Mega Man & Bass''.

* DishingOutDirt: Is capable of spawning stone blocks that drop on Mega Man.

* [[IronyAsSheIsCast Irony as he is cast:]] For those most familiar with Creator/MarcSwint as the HotBlooded fire-type specialist Kiawe in [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Pokémon’s Alola seasons,]] it can be funny to hear him as the rock-themed (though arguably still HotBlooded) character here.

* FauxAffablyEvil: A few of his quotes, as well as the tone of his voice, can give this imrpession. Fitting for a MadScientist that works for ''another'' MadScientist.

* PoisonousPerson: The first one in the Classic series, not counting Toad Man's partial take.

* PersonalityPowers: Goes both ways. He practices martial arts in order to better manage his flames and as such acts like a FieryStoic before battle. However, he still tends to slip into HotBlooded during his battle, and before being reprogrammed, he tended to become excited when it's time to roast the turkey.

Shade Man is a Robot Master built to look like a classical vampire. He originally was an attraction from the haunted house of an amusement park, but was stolen and modified for combat by Dr. Wily. Wily installed sound wave equipment intended to control human minds, but due to a wiring error, it instead generated powerful destructive sound waves that are used as a weapon called Noise Crush. He also has aspirations to be a singer, and loves karaoke to the point that the microphone has to be pried from his hands.

* NonIndicativeName: In Roman mythology, Uranus personified the sky. Uranus the Robot Master, however, is ground-based.

* GemstoneAssault: Uses jewels as his main method of attack in the form of the Jewel Satellite. He also provides the page image for the trope.

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* [[IronyAsSheIsCast Irony as he is cast:]] For those most familiar with Creator/MarkSwint as the HotBlooded fire-type specialist Kiawe in ''[[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Pokémon’s'' Alola seasons,]] it can be funny to hear him as the rock-themed (though arguably still HotBlooded) character here.

** Pne of his death lines has him call Mega Man a "blockhead". This is actually an iconic insult from ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''.

* CallBack: A robot master related to gemstone processing, like [[VideoGame/MegaMan5 Crystal Man]], and fused with [[VideoGame/MegaMan6 Plant Man's]] shield tactics but has a jovial personality instead of a depressed one.

* CallBack: A robot master related to gemstone processing, like [[VideoGame/MegaMan5 Crystal Man]], and fused with [[VideoGame/MegaMan6 Plant Man's]] shield tactics and jovial personality.

* CallBack: A robot master related to gemstone processing, like [[VideoGame/MegaMan5 Crystal Man]], and fused with [[VideoGame/MegaMan6 Plant Man's shield tactics and jovial personality.

* CallBack: A robot master related to gemstone processing, like [[VideoGame/MegaMan5 Crystal Man]].

** Presumably, she has a lighter-weight robot body than most due her maneuverability in the water and thus has secondary weaknesses, taking an additional point of damage from {{Energy Weapon}}s such as Mega Man and Proto Man's Busters in addition to [[HoistByHisOwnPetard her own Laser Trident]].

* DoesNotLikeShoes: One of his bad points is "Doesn't wear shoes".

* MixAndMatch: Tundra Storm combines both [[AnIcePerson ice]] and [[BlowYouAway air]] elements into one devastating package.

* MixAndMatch: Burst Man combines BubbleGun and ThrowDownTheBomblet to create the Danger Wrap, an explosive bubble similar to Venus.

* MixAndMatch: An explosive and water-themed Robot Master. Makes sense for a modern-day pirate.

* MixAndMatch: Combines both explosives and water for a great damage output.

* ManOnFire: What happens when you use his LogicalWeakness.