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* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: Isoc for some reason refers to Zero as "the strongest ''robot''". This, among other things[[labelnote:*]]claiming that he knows Zero from inside out and that he shares Wily's voice[[/labelnote]], fed to the EpilepticTrees that Isoc is Wily.

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* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: Isoc for some reason refers to Zero as "the strongest ''robot''". This, among other things[[labelnote:*]]claiming that he knows Zero from inside out out, his hatred for X, and that he shares [[Creator/TakeshiAono Wily's voice[[/labelnote]], voice]][[/labelnote]], fed to the EpilepticTrees that Isoc is Wily.
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* FakeDifficulty: ''Hooooo'' boy! Considering [[ObviousBeta this game's rushed production]], there is a ''lot'' of it. Where do we begin?

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* FakeDifficulty: ''Hooooo'' boy! Considering [[ObviousBeta this game's rushed production]], production, there is a ''lot'' of it. Where do we begin?

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''Mega Man X6'' is the sixth entry in the ''VideoGame/MegaManX'' series, released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation in November 29, 2001 in Japan. This was released soon after in North America in December 4, 2001. Europe received it on February 8th, 2002.

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''Mega Man X6'' is the sixth entry in the ''VideoGame/MegaManX'' series, released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation in November 29, 2001 in Japan. This was released soon after in North America in December 4, 2001. Europe received it on February 8th, 2002.



* BonusBoss: The 8 stages have optional exits guarded by optional bosses. First up is Zero Nightmare (which unlocks Zero for play). High Max replaces him if you go through the optional exits again, and defeating him will unlock Gate's Fortress prematurely. After defeating him comes Dynamo, back from ''X5'' and can be farmed for Nightmare Souls with Rainy Turtloid's weapon. Ironically, he's probably the easiest part of the game.



* BrutalBonusLevel: The Nightmare Areas; completely optional, and some have hair-pulling obstacles (Mijinion and Turtloid are probably the worst offenders). They end in the BonusBoss above.

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* BrutalBonusLevel: The Nightmare Areas; completely optional, and some have hair-pulling obstacles (Mijinion and Turtloid are probably the worst offenders). They end in the BonusBoss above.an OptionalBoss.



* PeninsulaOfPowerLeveling: The BonusBoss Dynamo, who can be fought several times to farm Nightmare Souls, which increase the Hunters' rank (influencing the number of parts they can equip). Also Infinity Mijinion's stage, for accessing its Nightmare area (and thus Dynamo) quicker.

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* OptionalBoss: The 8 stages have optional exits guarded by optional bosses. First up is Zero Nightmare (which unlocks Zero for play). High Max replaces him if you go through the optional exits again, and defeating him will unlock Gate's Fortress prematurely. After defeating him comes Dynamo, back from ''X5'' and can be farmed for Nightmare Souls with Rainy Turtloid's weapon. Ironically, he's probably the easiest part of the game.
* PeninsulaOfPowerLeveling: The BonusBoss Dynamo, who an optional encounter, can be fought several times to farm Nightmare Souls, which increase the Hunters' rank (influencing the number of parts they can equip). Also Infinity Mijinion's stage, for accessing its Nightmare area (and thus Dynamo) quicker.



** High Max must be stunned with a charge shot, then damaged with a special weapon as he recovers (inverted with Zero, who must stun him with a special attack before using a basic combo). He is a HopelessBossFight at the end of the introductory stage, and he is UnintentionallyUnwinnable if you face him as a BonusBoss before you get a Maverick weapon.

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** High Max must be stunned with a charge shot, then damaged with a special weapon as he recovers (inverted with Zero, who must stun him with a special attack before using a basic combo). He is a HopelessBossFight at the end of the introductory stage, and he is UnintentionallyUnwinnable if you face him as a BonusBoss OptionalBoss before you get a Maverick weapon.

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* ShoddyKnockoffProduct: Zigzagged. The Falcon Armor from ''X5'' was hastily salvaged and is available from the start of the game, but it lacks the flight capabilities of the authentic model. However, it has gained the ability to charge special weapons, still has its Giga Attack, and now provides a 33% reduction to weapon energy consumption.


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* WellIntentionedReplacement: The Falcon Armor from ''X5'' was hastily salvaged and is available from the start of the game, but it lacks the flight capabilities of the authentic model. However, it has gained the ability to charge special weapons, still has its Giga Attack, and now provides a 33% reduction to weapon energy consumption.
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* ShoddyKnockoffProduct: Zigzagged. The Falcon Armor from ''X5'' was hastily salvaged and is available from the start of the game, but it lacks the flight capabilities of the authentic model. However, it has gained the ability to charge special weapons, still has its Giga Attack, and now provides a 33% reduction to weapon energy consumption.
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The core gimmick of the game is the "Nightmare Phenomenon", which changes certain stages for better or worse. Defeating a boss causes additional phenomenon to appear in other levels. Alongside them are the "Nightmare Virus", DNA-shaped enemies that can be destroyed for their floating Nightmare Souls. Collecting Souls increases your Hunter rank, determining the enhancement parts you can equip. Parts are found by saving injured Reploids, somr of which you have to search for in every nook and cranny... and quickly, because Nightmare Viruses may attempt to corrupt the Reploids, turning them into a "zombie" beyond saving.

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The core gimmick of the game is the "Nightmare Phenomenon", which changes certain stages for better or worse. Defeating a boss causes additional phenomenon to appear in other levels. Alongside them are the "Nightmare Virus", DNA-shaped enemies that can be destroyed for their floating Nightmare Souls. Collecting Souls increases your Hunter rank, determining the enhancement parts you can equip. Parts are found by saving injured Reploids, somr many of which you have to search for in every nook and cranny... and quickly, because Nightmare Viruses may attempt to corrupt the Reploids, turning them into a "zombie" beyond saving.
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Misuse; And I Must Scream is for perpetual states of suffering, not literal screaming.


* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Zero Nightmare's weakness is, ironically, X's saber attack. Also happens when Gate revived Sigma for his own ends. [[Main/AndIMustScream Let's just say it doesn't go too well for him.]]

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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Zero Nightmare's weakness is, ironically, X's saber attack. Also happens when Gate revived Sigma for his own ends. [[Main/AndIMustScream Let's just say it doesn't go too well ends, only for Sigma to turn on and attack him.]]

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