** There's quite a variety of Devils to be seen throughout the entire series. Whether they're Yellow, Green, Black, or Rainbow, they are all able to split themselves into globs to launch at you and form into various weapons. They also tend to be ThatOneBoss; the exception is in ''VideoGame/MegaManX: Command Mission'', where they're [[DegradedBoss demoted into regular enemies]]. That being said, if you purposefully beef them 2 of them up by hitting them with the attacks of their own element, they not only get healed but become stronger as well at the benefit of increased experience and [[ItemCrafting FME]]: the effect is cumulative and once you power the experience-increasing variety to the point where killing one will practically guarantee a level-up for the entire cast, they can easily kill anyone in 1 hit and get a boatload of turns to easily do so as well. Although usually at that point, they rarely if ever take advantage of their massively powered up status and actually attack you and instead opt to run away on their next turn, taking the EXP with them.

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** There's quite a variety of Devils to be seen throughout the entire series. Whether they're Yellow, Green, Black, or Rainbow, they are all able to split themselves into globs to launch at you and form into various weapons. They also tend to be ThatOneBoss; the exception is in ''VideoGame/MegaManXCommandMission'', where they're [[DegradedBoss demoted into regular enemies]]. That being said, if you purposefully beef them 2 of them up by hitting them with the attacks of their own element, they not only get healed but become stronger as well at the benefit of increased experience and [[ItemCrafting FME]]: the effect is cumulative and once you power the experience-increasing variety to the point where killing one will practically guarantee a level-up for the entire cast, they can easily kill anyone in 1 hit and get a boatload of turns to easily do so as well. Although usually at that point, they rarely if ever take advantage of their massively powered up status and actually attack you and instead opt to run away on their next turn, taking the EXP with them.

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* ''Game/MegaMan''. Doctor Wily. Big, two-stage mecha with TeleportSpam second stage.
** ''MegaManX''. Sigma. Two- to three-stage boss, first with a robot body with [[StarWars lightsaber]]/[[{{Wolverine}} twin claws]]/[[CaptainAmerica a spiked throwing shield]]/[[GrimReaper energy scythe]]/whatever, then more on the level of OneWingedAngel variants.
** ''MegaManZero'' and ''MegaManZX''. Various characters. A human form, followed by a OneWingedAngel. Reversed for Omega and [[spoiler:Albert]].
** There's quite a variety of Devils to be seen throughout the entire series. Whether they're Yellow, Green, Black, or Rainbow, they are all able to split themselves into globs to launch at you and form into various weapons. They also tend to be ThatOneBoss; the exception is in ''MegaManX: Command Mission'', where they're [[DegradedBoss demoted into regular enemies]]. That being said, if you purposefully beef them 2 of them up by hitting them with the attacks of their own element, they not only get healed but become stronger as well at the benefit of increased experience and [[ItemCrafting FME]]: the effect is cumulative and once you power the experience-increasing variety to the point where killing one will practically guarantee a level-up for the entire cast, they can easily kill anyone in 1 hit and get a boatload of turns to easily do so as well. Although usually at that point, they rarely if ever take advantage of their massively powered up status and actually attack you and instead opt to run away on their next turn, taking the EXP with them.

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* ''VideoGame/MegaMan''. Doctor Wily. Big, two-stage mecha with TeleportSpam second stage.
** ''VideoGame/MegaManX''. Sigma. Two- to three-stage boss, first with a robot body with [[StarWars lightsaber]]/[[{{Wolverine}} twin claws]]/[[CaptainAmerica a spiked throwing shield]]/[[GrimReaper energy scythe]]/whatever, then more on the level of OneWingedAngel variants.
** ''VideoGame/MegaManZero'' and ''MegaManZX''. Various characters. A human form, followed by a OneWingedAngel. Reversed for Omega and [[spoiler:Albert]].
** There's quite a variety of Devils to be seen throughout the entire series. Whether they're Yellow, Green, Black, or Rainbow, they are all able to split themselves into globs to launch at you and form into various weapons. They also tend to be ThatOneBoss; the exception is in ''VideoGame/MegaManX: Command Mission'', where they're [[DegradedBoss demoted into regular enemies]]. That being said, if you purposefully beef them 2 of them up by hitting them with the attacks of their own element, they not only get healed but become stronger as well at the benefit of increased experience and [[ItemCrafting FME]]: the effect is cumulative and once you power the experience-increasing variety to the point where killing one will practically guarantee a level-up for the entire cast, they can easily kill anyone in 1 hit and get a boatload of turns to easily do so as well. Although usually at that point, they rarely if ever take advantage of their massively powered up status and actually attack you and instead opt to run away on their next turn, taking the EXP with them.

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