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** Uranus's weapon is called the Deep Digger. Though it being attached to [[UranusIsShowing Uranus]] brings it being an accident into question.
*** It probably is an accident. In Japan, the planet itself is called Tennōsei or Uranosu (pronounced "ooh-rah-know-soo"), with the later being closer to how the planet itself is properly pronounced in English.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: [[https://youtu.be/qeaxTwhY1W0 Sunstar’s boss theme]] is one of the most rocking tracks on the original UsefulNotes/GameBoy. It’s an intense and climactic track that perfectly compliments the battle against one of the strongest Robot Masters in the franchise.

** Saturn's stage has Fooley enemies that slow down time, as well as Saturn's Black Hole attack doing so. The titan Cronus (aka. Saturn) was often confused with Chronos, the [[TimeMaster God of Time]].

* FridgeBrilliance: It's weird that Uranus, named after a planet with no solid surface that was named after a sky god, is earth-themed, but given that his stage has [[BuildLikeAnEgyptian an Egyptian theme]] and his bull-like appearance, he may be based on Ptah, an Egyptian god who was known as the "ruler of the sky," said to have created the world (explaining his name), associated with bulls (explaining his appearance), and was the god of architecture (explaining his weapon and element).

** [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Jupiter's weapon is effective against Saturn]]. If only Saturn's was also effective against Uranus...

* GoddamnedBoss: Mercury is one of the easiest Stardroids to defeat, due to only having three easily dodged attacks. However, like the Yellow Devil, he's invincible while in blob form, and will transform as soon as he takes any damage, dragging out the fight for far longer than necessary. In the rematch against him, his shots can also take away any items you have, including ''S-Tanks''.

* AccidentalInnuendo: Uranus's weapon is called the Deep Digger. Though it being attached to [[UranusIsShowing Uranus]] brings it being an accident into question.

* EpilepticTrees: Given that Quint actually blows up after being defeated (unlike in ''VideoGame/MegaManII''), many fans point to this game as being Mega Man's ultimate fate -- dying at the hands of his past self -- hence why he's absent from the ''VideoGame/MegaManX'' series. This, however, ignores the multitude of Quint copies just before his fight (implying the Quint fought is one such copy), and that [[AllThereInTheManual supplementary materials]] state that [[ThouShaltNotKill Mega Man never destroys Robot Masters to the point of being irreparable]].

* BreatherBoss: As if you needed to be reminded how much of a joke Quint was, he appears as part of the BossRush in the first part of the final level. Even with the three Mega Man Killers having been toned down somewhat, he ''still'' manages to be significantly easier than any of them.
* CatharsisFactor: In his [[VideoGame/MegaManII first appearance]], Quint just sort of [[GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere appears out of nowhere without any fanfare]] and teleports out just as abruptly after being defeated. Here, he's treated like the rest of the bosses... including the fact that you finally get to kill him this time.

* HilariousInHindsight:
** Two consecutively fought bosses are [[VideoGame/SuperSmashBros shaped like giant hands]].

** [[ThatOneBoss Charge Man]] wouldn't be the last anthropomorphic locomotive [[https://youtu.be/SukTBSJJ4KM to lay the smackdown on someone]].

* HilariousInHindsight: Two consecutively fought bosses are [[VideoGame/SuperSmashBros shaped like giant hands]].

* [[AwesomeBosses/VideoGames Awesome Bosses]]: Sunstar, being a challenging Robot Master who managed to {{avert|edTrope}} Dr. Wily [[HijackedByGanon hijacking the]] FinalBoss position from himself and fights Mega Man one on one, without using any form of a Wily Machine. The battle is tough and fast paced, and even if you know his pattern, he still presents a good challenge. As a result, he's widely regarded as one of the best Robot Master battles, as well as one of the best {{Boss Battle}}s ''period'', in the ''entire series''.