History Funny / MakeAGoodMegaManLevelContest

* The penultimate boss, Megaman from {{Webcomic/Megamanspritecomic}}.

** What's better is that, if you head into the hole created by that drill, there's a second Eddie there. It's a Yasichi reskinned as Gutsman's Ass, with the accompanying sound effect.

* If you set the Text Content to family, the word "Hell" gets filtered into "Franchise/HelloKitty". This leads to hilarity such as [[VideoGame/MegaManRocks Door Man]] darning you to "Silicon Hello Kitty" and Skull Man boasting about travelling with "[[VideoGame/Rockman4MinusInfinity Hello Kitty Wheel]]".

* One boss, Mega Man 2 NETA, is a reference to a meme and has you fight all eight Mega Man 2 Robot Masters at the same time. Sounds difficult? Well, the thing is... they all die in ''one hit''.

* The remix of City War in the final stage. Mega Man falls through the floor repeatedly, finally landing next to the target he has to take out. It's basically a TakeThat to the glitchiness of the original.

* Kalinka shows up in the HubLevel... [[spoiler:talking to her reveals she’s actually ''Concrete Man'' in disguise]].

* The [[spoiler:remix of City War]] in the final stage. [[spoiler:Mega Man falls through the floor repeatedly, finally landing next to the target he has to take out. It's basically a TakeThat to the glitchiness of the original.]]

* See that line at the top? The one about Kalinka? Well, [[spoiler:Concrete Man appears in the HubLevel. Guess who it really is.]]

* While fighting [[spoiler:Door Man]], the Energy Element will pop out when his first health bar has been depleted. Touching it ''[[SkippableBoss immediately ends the fight]]'', [[BossArenaIdiocy to his consternation]].
* [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/RockManCX Cheat Man]] will shoot the text box words down at Mega Man when the fight starts. The funny part is seeing some of the special dialogue (Bass gets arrogant about defeating Cheat Man, while [=CX=] is full of DullSurprise), most of which ends in some variant of [[{{Angrish}} AGGHGAHGAHH]] when the word bullets start raining down.]]

** First few rooms: Mega Man's on a space ship and Dr. Light is telling him to take control of it. You progress forward and find a Whopper enemy that you'll probably go and kill because that's what you normally do to midbosses, right? [[spoiler:Turns out that the Whopper is the power source of the ship. Destroying it blows up the shuttle and sends Mega Man down to the asteroid, with Dr. Light berating him for it. What's better is that, after seeing Light's sass about not destroying the reactor core, you might notice the door behind the Whopper on a second playthrough. Enter it, and you can pilot the ship, just ending the level then and there.]]
*** Even better is Dr. Light's warning that Wily probably has his strongest robots guarding the bridge. [[spoiler:Since the Whopper is actually the ship's power core, it doesn't count. So what has Wily sent to guard the ship? A single, slow moving, easy-to-kill ''slinky''. Yeah.]]
** Throughout the level, you'll find those OneHitKill drills from [[VideoGame/MegaMan5 Napalm Man]]'s stage. [[spoiler:Once you reach the mid-stage checkpoint, you'll find Eddie present there to drop you a powerup. Except not: he'll instead deposit one of the giant instant death drills right in your face.]]
** What's better is that, if you head into the hole created by that drill, there's a second Eddie there. [[spoiler:It's a Yasichi reskinned as Gutsman's Ass, with the accompanying sound effect.]]

* Seeing [[spoiler:Air Man dab]] in [=MrKyurem=]'s level is pretty hilarious.

* [=ACESpark's=] reaction to [[spoiler:[[https://twitter.com/Sprites_Inc/status/916676142186356737 his level being located on]] [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom the OwO face of the Wily Star]].]]
* The penultimate boss, [[spoiler:Megaman from {{Webcomic/Megamanspritecomic}}]].
* [[spoiler:In Zieldak's Tier X Level "Metallic Ocean", the secret second energy element is guarded by another Joe Man. After filling up [[SerialEscalation 10 health bars]], he [[BaitAndSwitch instantly explodes]] and drops the Energy Element. Considering the reception to [[BonusBoss Joe Man R]], this is clear SelfDeprecation.]]
* [[spoiler:The TrueFinalBoss battle against Absolute Zero starts off very serious, but as you take down each phase, he gets [[SesquipedalianLoquaciousness increasingly verbose]] and starts becoming much weaker. By the fourth phase, he's just as much of an AntiClimaxBoss as the original Zero fight, and just as ridiculous.]]
* While wearing the Rush costume, the replacement for Rush Jet is [[spoiler:''Mega Man himself'', not looking amused. [[{{Irony}} Not so fun now, is it]]?]]
* One of the bosses in [[spoiler:[[TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon Null and Void]]]] is... [[spoiler:a bee. That's literally it. Its only "attack" is to [[CollisionDamage endlessly home in on you]]. For even more hilarity, Hornet Chaser [[OneHitKill one shots it]]. In the Dojo, it's labelled as "Literally Just a Bee"]].

--> '''[[spoiler:[[VideoGame/RokkoChan Jet Man]]]]:''' Nope.
* Meeting [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/HalfLife Gordon Freeman]]]] in the Tier 2 sewers would already be pretty unexpected for a ''Mega Man'' game, but then [[spoiler:he suddenly starts singing you “[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jipW9u5J2W0 the song of his people]]”]].
* A Meta Example in the Tier X level "Hardcore Parkour"; The boss at the end, [[spoiler:an upgraded Toad Man]], has a glitch where, [[spoiler:if you lose to him, he dies as you respawn. This is a glitch that has been around for a while, but no one seems to be able to fix it. In other words, the ''dev team'' can't keep Toad Man from losing, even when upgraded to final boss levels of difficult!]]

* The Tier X level "Mario Land" was fairly divisive (for [[UnexpectedGameplayChange forcing players to suddenly have to play as Mario]], as well as a [[ThatOneBoss super-difficult boss on the "secret" path]]). However, the end of the "normal" path has a couple of funny moments. First, there's a fight against Dr. Wily in Bowser's clown copter. Then, when you beat that boss, [[spoiler:the fight turns out to be a hologram, a la Mega Man 2, with Bowser at the controls of the hologram generator]].

*** Even better is Dr. Lights's warning that Wily probably has his strongest robots guarding the bridge. [[spoiler:Since the Whopper is actually the ship's power core, it doesn't count. So what has Wily sent to guard the ship? A single, slow moving, easy-to-kill ''slinky''. Yeah.]]

* The battle against [[VideoGame/MegaManSunrise Scorch Man]] and [[VideoGame/ZookHeroZ Scorch Man]]. Especially when they FusionDance, which consists of them just being tied together.

* [[LetsPlay/GeminiLaser FlashMan85]]'s level Guts Man's Asteroid.

* Kalinka shows up in the HubLevel... [[spoiler: talking to her reveals its actually ''Concrete Man'' in disguise.]]

* See that line at the top? The one about Kalinka? Well, [[spoiler: Concrete Man appears in the HubLevel. Guess who it really is.]]

* [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/RockManCX Cheat Man]] will shoot the text box words down at Mega Man when the fight starts. The funny part is seeing some of the special dialogue (Bass gets arrogant about defeating Cheat Man, while [=CX=] is full of DullSurprise), most of which ends in some variant of [[{{Angrish}} AGGHGAHGAHH]] when the word bullets start raining down]].

** First few rooms: Mega Man's on a space ship and Dr.Light is telling him to take control of it. You progress forward and find a Whopper enemy that you'll probably go and kill because that's what you normally do to midbosses, right? [[spoiler:Turns out that the Whopper is the power source of the ship. Destroying it blows up the shuttle and sends Mega Man down to the asteroid, with Dr.Light berating him for it. What's better is that, after seeing Light's sass about not destroying the reactor core, you might notice the door behind the Whopper on a second playthrough. Enter it, and you can pilot the ship, just ending the level then and there.]]
** Throughout the level, you'll find those OneHitKill drills from [[VideoGame/MegaMan5 Napalm Man]]'s stage. [[spoiler:Once you reach the mid-stage checkpoint, you'll find Eddy present there to drop you a powerup. Except not: he'll instead deposit one of the giant instant death drills right in your face.]]
** What's better is that, if you head into the hole created by that drill, there's a second Eddy there. [[spoiler:It's a Yasichi reskinned as Gutsman's Ass, with the accompanying sound effect.]]
** Near the level's entrance, Guts Man comments that coming up with a good joke relating to it is a [[GoshDangitToHeck pain in the asteroid]]. [[YouWereTryingTooHard Oh, Guts Man]].

* The penultimate boss, [[spoiler:Megaman from {{Webcomic/Megamanspritecomic}}.]]
* [[spoiler:In Zieldak's Tier X Level "Metallic Ocean", the secret second energy element is guarded by another Joe Man. After filling up [[SerialEscalation 10 health bars]], he [[BaitAndSwitch instantly explodes]] and drops the Energy Element. Considering the reception to [[BonusBoss Joe Man R]], this is clear SelfDeprecation]].
* [[spoiler:The TrueFinalBoss battle against Absolute Zero starts off very serious, but as you take down each phase he gets [[SesquipedalianLoquaciousness increasingly verbose]] and starts becoming much weaker. By the fourth phase he's just as much of an AntiClimaxBoss as the original Zero fight, and just as ridiculous]].

* Meeting [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/HalfLife Gordon Freeman]]]] in the Tier 2 sewers would already be pretty unexpected for a Mega Man game, but then [[spoiler:he suddenly starts singing you “[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jipW9u5J2W0 the song of his people]]”]].

* Encountering [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/HalfLife Gordon Freeman]]]] in the Tier 2 sewers would already be pretty unexpected for a Mega Man game, but then [[spoiler:he suddenly starts singing you “[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jipW9u5J2W0 the song of his people]]”]].

* Encountering [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/HalfLife Gordon Freeman]]]] in the Tier 2 sewers is already pretty unexpected for a Mega Man game, but then [[spoiler:he suddenly ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jipW9u5J2W0 starts singing]]'']]

* Encountering [[spoiler:VideoGame/HalfLife Gordon Freeman]] in the Tier 2 sewers is already pretty unexpected for a Mega Man game, but then [[spoiler:he suddenly ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jipW9u5J2W0 starts singing]]'']]

* The battle against [[VideoGame/MegaManSunrise Scorch Man]] and [[VideoGame/ZookManZ Scorch Man]]. Especially when they FusionDance, which consists of them just being tied together.

* Concrete Man shows up in the HubLevel... [[spoiler: talking to him reveals its actually ''Kalinka'' in disguise.]]

** Near the level's entrance, Guts Man comments that coming up with a good pun relating to it is a [[GoshDangitToHeck pain in the asteroid]]. [[YouWereTryingTooHard Oh, Guts Man]].

* Seeing [[spoiler:Air Man dab]] in [=MrKyruem=]'s level is pretty hilarious.

* While wearing the Rush costume, the replacement for Rush Jet is [[spoiler:''Mega Man himself'', not looking amused. [[{{Irony}} Not so fun now, is it]]?]]

** What's better is that, if you head into the hole created by that drill, there's a second Eddy, with an actual powerup. [[spoiler: It's a Yasichi reskinned as Gutsman's Ass, with the accompanying sound effect.]]

* [[spoiler:The TrueFinalBoss battle against Absolute Zero starts off very serious, but as you take down each phase he gets [[SesquipedalianLoquaciousness increasingly verbose]] and starts becoming much weaker. By the fourth phase he's just as much of an AntiClimaxBoss as the original Zero fight, and just as ridiculous]].