History Characters / StreetFighterXTekken

-->Guest Fighter for: ''UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 and UsefulNotes/PlaystationVita''

* MartialArtsHeadband: Toro sports a copy of Ryu's red headband, but with Sony's trademark UsefulNotes/PlayStation buttons in it.

* Level1MusicRepresents: A variation. Mega Man's theme when fought as a sub boss by the Tekken characters is a remix of Cut Man's theme, the first boss who most players generally go for. His Arcade intro has a remix of Guts Man's theme, as well.

** AnIcePerson: Ice Man's Ice Slasher, which travels slower than the standard Mega Buster but freezes the opponent in place for an instant.
** ShockAndAwe: Elec Man's Thunder Beam, which splits three ways to zap opponents, but for some reason can only be used when airborne.

* TwinkleSmile: One of his win poses, where he poses with his gun and smiles with an audible "ding!".
-->'''Mega Man:''' No time to relax!

* [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes Why Did It have To Be A Yellow Sphere In A Robot?]]: For some reason, in the Rival Battle cutscenes, he is terrified of Pac-Man and his Mokujin Mecha; to the point where he screams and falls over in fright. This is a CallBack to the original trailer, which had 8-bit Mega Man being chased by 8-bit Pac-Man.

--> Voice Actress: Debi Derryberry

* CompositeCharacter: His color scheme and... looks come from the American ''[[VideoGame/MegaMan1 Mega Man]]'' Box Art, his attacks and some elements of his design come from the actual original Mega Man game, his backstory is based off [[VideoGame/MegaManLegends Volnutt]], and the background on his official art resembles Doctor Wily's Castle from ''VideoGame/MegaMan2''.

* Level1MusicRepresents: A variation. Mega Man's theme when fought as a sub boss by the Tekken characters is a remix of Cut Man's theme, the first boss who most players generally go for.
* MissionControl: Roll acts as this in Mega Man's opening, ending and some after match quotes.

** ShockAndAwe: Elec Man's Thunder Beam, which for some reason can only be used when airborne.

* XRaySparks: As opposed to his original self being a super fighting robot, Mega Man's skeleton shown from being electrocuted shows that he's clearly ''human''. With the aforementioned references to ''VideoGame/MegaManLegends'' though -- where Mega Man Volnutt was also a human -- this might be intentional.

* PlayfulCatSmile: Their default expression.
* [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter Ridiculously Cute Critters]]

* CatSmile: Toro and Kuro's default expression.

* OffModel: [[StylisticSuck Intentionally so]]. They use his design from the [[ContemptibleCover infamous American cover]] of the first game, which infamously depicted Mega Man as a dorky-looking middle-aged guy in a colorful outfit and holding a pistol.

--> You look like your closet threw up on you.

** More innocently, ''VideoGame/MegaMan3'' is when the American box art started to pay more attention to character design, leaving the radical redesigns like this Mega Man a thing of the past... at least until the more StylisticSuck takes from ''VideoGame/MegaMan9'' and ''VideoGame/MegaMan10''.

Not ''necessarily'' [[VideoGame/MegaManClassic that one]]. What you've got here is the interpretation of the Blue Bomber from the infamous [[http://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/megaman/images/3/3b/Mmbox1.png North American box art for the original game]] (you know, the one that didn't describe anything about the game itself), often known as [[https://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/Bad_Box_Art_Mega_Man Bad Box Art Mega Man]]. Not content with simply just porting over that vision of Mega Man, the one presented in ''Street Fighter X Tekken'' appears as if he spent the last 20 years on the couch, then suddenly wants to get back into the action. He's overweight, bears a butt-chin with stubble, and his outfit barely fits anymore. He's still pretty nimble and strong, though. He fights with his handheld blaster gun, as opposed to the real Mega Man's inline arm cannon).

* CallingYourAttacks:
--> '''"Take This!''' '''''MEGA BUSTER!"'''''

* DubNameChange: To reinforce that this bad-box-art incarnation is purely a playful jab at the American cover art, he's Mega Man -- as opposed to Rockman -- in Japan as well.

* {{Expy}}: His description eerily resembles [[VideoGame/MegaManLegends Mega Man Volnutt's]], even describing him as a "Digger." Fans did not ignore this.

** More innocently, ''VideoGame/MegaMan3'' is when the American box art started to pay more attention to character design.

* LargeHam: He fits this trope to a tee.
--> '''It's time to bring home the bacon!'''

* XRaySparks: As opposed to his original self being a super fighting robot, Mega Man's skeleton shown from being electrocuted shows that he's clearly ''human''.

Not ''necessarily'' [[VideoGame/MegaManClassic that one]]. What you've got here is the interpretation of the Blue Bomber from the infamous [[http://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/megaman/images/3/3b/Mmbox1.png North American box art for the original game]] (you know, the one that didn't describe anything about the game itself), often known as [[https://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/Bad_Box_Art_Mega_Man Bad Box Art Mega Man]]. Not content with simply just porting over that vision of Mega Man, the one presented in ''Street Fighter X Tekken'' appears as if he spent the last 20 years on the couch then suddenly wants to get back into the action. He's overweight, bears a butt-chin with stubble, and his outfit barely fits anymore. He's still pretty nimble, though. He fights with his handheld blaster gun (as opposed to the real Mega's inline arm cannon).

* {{Acrofatic}}: Despite being out of shape, Mega Man still seems [[BigFun more than eager]] to throw his hat (or helmet, as it were) into the ring.
** Special mention goes to his Cross Art where he leaps over the opponent and shoots them in the back.

* CompositeCharacter: His color scheme and... looks come from the Box Art, his attacks and some elements of his design come from the actual original Mega Man game and his backstory is based off [[VideoGame/MegaManLegends Volnutt]].
* DubNameChange: To reinforce that this bad-box-art incarnation is purely a jab at the American cover art, he's Mega Man (not Rockman) in Japan as well.

* FandomNod: His win quote: "I could do that again! [[{{Vaporware}} Not three times, though]]. [[VideoGame/MegamanLegends Nobody wants the third of something with ol' Mega Man]]." [[SarcasmMode Subtle]].

* Level1MusicRepresents: His theme when fought as a sub boss by the Tekken characters is a remix of Cut Man's theme, the designated first boss.

* MegaManning: Not present as a game mechanic but several of his attacks derive from the Megaman 1 robot masters:
** AnIcePerson: Ice Man's Ice Slasher which travels slower than the standard Mega Buster but freezes the opponent in place for an istant.

** SuperStrength: His forward throw where he lifts his opponent clean above his head with one arm and tosses them is based off, and named after, Guts Man's super arm.
* OffModel: [[StylisticSuck Intentionally so]]. They use his design from the [[CoversAlwaysLie infamous cover]] of the first game.
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* TakeThat: Averted, though one might not expect it considering the events that transpired around the time the game came out. Some people thought his inclusion in this form was a jab at the fans of Megaman by Capcom considering VideoGame/MegamanLegends 3 was recently canceled and Inafune had just left the company around the release of the game. However, Inafune himself was partly responsible for his inclusion in this form and thought it was rather funny. In the end it all just came down to bad timing rather than ill will.
* TwinkleSmile: One of his win poses.
* [[UglyGuyHotWife Ugly Guy, Hot Friend]]: Roll's appearance in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xaM6PyJF_w his prologue]] invokes this.
* [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes Why Did It have To Be A Yellow Sphere In A Robot?]]: for some reason in the rival battle cutscenes he is terrified of Pac-Man. This is a CallBack to the original trailer which had 8-bit Megaman being chased by 8-bit Pac-Man.
* XRaySparks: His skeleton shown from being electrocuted shows that he's clearly ''human''.

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: His Ionic Vortex super art, originally one the four Ionic powers usable in ''VideoGame/{{inFamous}} 2''.

%% - References go in ShoutOut/CapcomVsWhatever, under the SFxT folder.

-->Debut: ''OriginalGeneration (Technically VideoGame/{{Mega Man}})''

Not ''necessarily'' [[VideoGame/MegaMan that one]]. What you've got here is the interpretation of the Blue Bomber from the infamous [[http://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/megaman/images/3/3b/Mmbox1.png North American box art for the original game]] (you know, the one that didn't describe anything about the game itself), often known as [[https://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/Bad_Box_Art_Mega_Man Bad Box Art Mega Man]]. Not content with simply just porting over that vision of Mega Man, the one presented in ''Street Fighter X Tekken'' appears as if he spent the last 20 years on the couch then suddenly wants to get back into the action. He's overweight, bears a butt-chin with stubble, and his outfit barely fits anymore. He's still pretty nimble, though. He fights with his handheld blaster gun (as opposed to the real Mega's inline arm cannon).

* RoleReprisal: Jason Cottle, the original voice actor for Cole from the first inFAMOUS game reprised his role in this game. Interestingly, he did not reprise his role in inFamous 2 due to Sucker Punch wanting Creator/EricLadin for motion capture and voice performance.