History Characters / MegaManFullyCharged

* BewareTheNiceOnes: Aki is general a kind robot who sees the good in every villain, but when pushed too far, he can and will kick ass at a moments notice.

* DatingCatwoman: By the time of "Panic in the Lighthouse", he has developed an attraction to Chaotique.

* IdiotHero: He's not the thoughtful HumbleHero that he is in the games. He runs into frequent trouble from not using strategy in battle, doesn't listen to Suna when she has a plan, and isn't good in school, as Peter and Ashley tutor him on occasion.

* AttentionWhore: In “To Air Is Robot”, he starts destroying every tall building in Silicon City just so there’s nothing to block everyone from seeing him flying through the sky.
* BlackSheep: He was looked down on by his family for not having a goal or aspirations.

* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: Air Man's massive ego is to hide his insecurity over living in the shadow of his condescending siblings.

* TheWorfEffect: Despite his sheer size (and status as a former battle robot), he is often taken down easily whenever the school is attacked by a Robot Master.

* InsufferableGenius: Nobody can stand his ego, as he's smart but incredibly annoying.

* TheHyena: He constantly giggles.

* LeanAndMean: One of the leaner robots Mega Man fights, he's anything but friendly.

* TheWorfEffect: Despite his sheer size (and status as a former battle robot), he is often taken down easily whenever the school is attacked.

* MistakenForBadass: Chaotique thinks ''he's'' Mega Man.

* RememberTheNewGuy: She's Aki's crush, but wasn't mentioned or seen at all until her debut episode.
* {{Robosexual}}: Gets a noticeable crush on Megaman, need we say more?

Air Man's quirky, equally arrogant siblings, consisting of Mary Flair the movie director, Volt Aire the environmentalist, and Captain Dare the stunt pilot. They look down on Air Man for not having a real goal.

* UngratefulBastard: None of them showed any real gratitude when Mega Man saved them, instead complaining about minor issue with the save.

* ButtMonkey: Mega Man encounters and beats him the most out of the most out of the villains, and he gets knocked into the horizon during the introduction. In "Fire Man in the Hole" it's revealed that he doesn't get much respect from Sgt. Night or the other Robot Masters for all the times he gets into trouble.

* {{Irony}}: His supervisors ridiculing him is what made him snap and turn to villainy. Sgt. Night treats him just as bad if not worse, but Fire Man does nothing to stand up for himself.

* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: "Fire Man in the Hole" reveals that Fire Man is really a hard-working robot who wants to do a good job, but his fellow workers/robot masters ridicule him and cause his temper to flare up.

A fan-powered robot who thinks he's superior to just about everyone. He has a bunch of quirky siblings nicknamed the Bluster Bunch.

* BlackSheep: He was looked down on in his family for not having a goal or aspirations.

* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: Air Man's massive ego is in part to being put down by his siblings.

* RedemptionRejection: Air Man refuses to come around when Mega Man tries to persuade him that he doesn't need to turn to villainy to prove he's better than his siblings. This one is fairly egregious, as he admits that Mega Man is probably right but still refuses.

* FlatCharacter: All you can really say about his personality is that he's a hyperactive robot addicted to electricity.

* MotorMouth: No doubt a side effect of drawing too much electricity. Mega Man picks this quirk up when he copies Elec Man's powers.

* ButtMonkey: He was fired for [[TheBore being too boring]] to teach a classroom, and out of the cast of Robot Masters, and tends to be humiliated the most out of the recurring Robot Masters.

* {{Expy}}: He seems to be based off of Robot Masters with bubble projectiles; Bubble Man and Burst Man seem to be the most specific inspirations.

* AdaptationalLateAppearance: Dr. Wily has been the main villain of the Classic series since the very first game, being the main villain from the beginning. ''Fully Charged'''s incarnation of Dr. Wily, however, appears in the series' comic sequel, being completely absent from the first and only season of the show.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: He TookALevelInBadass in the first of the two-parter episode,

* NiceGuy: He's very kind and empathetic towards everyone, even [[{{Jerkass}}Breaker Night.]]

* Robosexual: Gets a noticeable crush on Megaman, need we say more?

* TheArtifact: Due to the series having [[AdaptationNameChange changed the names]] of several characters, resulting in the music ThemeNaming being removed, the original meaning behind Rush's name (a reference to the [[{{Music/Rush}} band of the same name]]) is lost.

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: While Sgt. Night pretended to be robot supremacist Lord Obsidian to instigate a new war against robots, Wily genuinely believes in their superiority, at least as long as he can control everything from behind the scenes. Also, Sgt. Night uses brutality and threats to get Nanagem to work for him, while Wily uses mere words and manipulation to get what he wants.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Dr. Wily is Mega Man's archnemesis in the games, but in this series is Aki's best friend, and hasn't turned to evil.

* CorruptHick: He has a southern accent and isn’t very nice.

* NiceGuy: Aki is a really kind and sympathetic, he also has some empathy towards some of the Robot Masters.

* HollywoodNerd: Unlike Peter, Ashley is conventionally attractive.

->Voiced by Creator/GaryChalk

* {{Hypocrite}}: He's vocally anti-robot, but himself employs robots to make his opinion look sound. As Lord Obsidian he calls Mega Man a traitor to robot-kind for defending humans, making him appear even more petty. [[spoiler:Of course, the latter part all turns out to be a lie in the season 1 finale, as he was intent on turning all his Robot Masters into blank slates with the Mega Key once he was done using them to get it]].

* {{Expy}}: Namagem has numerous similarities to [[Characters/StarWarsDarthVaderAndServants Darth Vader]]. He primarily wears [[DarkIsEvil black]] [[TinTyrant armor]] and is TheDragon[=/=]TheHeavy to the true main antagonist, and is driven [[ThePowerOfHate by hatred and resentment]], and his armor gives him a rather deep voice with a mechanical filter. Underneath the armor is a [[spoiler: [[EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette pale-skinned face]] with a [[GoodScarsEvilScars jagged scar running down his eye]]]]. Finally, he's related to Mega Man [[spoiler: by way of being his brother, but was kidnapped by the Big Bad Sergeant Night near the end of the Hard Age, a war between humanity and robots (similar to how Anakin became Darth Vader around the end of the Clone Wars)]].

** Their conversion to evil came about after a war between humans and robots, as Namagem was [[spoiler: kidnapped

* DarthVaderClone: He's the second-in-command of Sgt. Night, heavily armored with an emphasis on dark colors, wears a face-concealing helmet [[spoiler:alongside the scars to match]], his voice seems to be partially artificially deepened by said helmet, [[spoiler:and has a familial relationship with the hero]].

* {{Expy}}: [[spoiler:As a misguided older brother who works with the villain and hides his face with a mask, and is vengeful and proud, Namagem is based on both Proto Man and Bass. The Bass parallels become more direct in the comic when he allows Dr. Wily to upgrade him to battle Mega Man, taking the role of TheDragon obsessed with defeating Mega Man. He even takes on a predominantly darker color scheme akin to Bass as well]].
** Interestingly, [[spoiler:his untransformed state]] looks incredibly similar to [[https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/File:Baroque%26Crash.jpg Baroque, Bass' prototype design]] who also had a name (pronounced "Ba-Rock") referring to Mega Man (Rock Man), like Namagem does.

* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: His weapon in the main series is the Leaf Shield, which guards him from being damaged. The series changes his weapon to throwing stars in the style of leaves, and also has stealth capabilities.

* MismatchedEyes: As revealed in "The Gauntlet", [[spoiler:he has one red eye and one lavender eye.]]