History WebAnimation / MegaManDiesAtTheEnd

-->'''Popo''': "Alright everyone, [[JustForPun stay cool]]."

* CompanyCrossReferences: ''WebAnimation/SonicForHire'' featured one friendly version of Bomberman that offers to take Sonic to a taco stand after work, only for him to be immediately blown up and killed. The Bomberman in ''this'' series is a bad guy, and it turns out the two related -- Bad Bomberman's final words are him lamenting how he'll be meeting his brother to get "hammered at that great taco stand in the sky."

* ContinuityNod: The Bomberman in this series is a bad guy. His brother [[spoiler:from WebAnimation/SonicForHire]] though is a good guy, which is even referenced when Bad Bomberman dies, saying that he'll be able to go to the great taco stand in Heaven.

* {{Expy}}: Bomberman's voice and personality are based on the Joker in ''Film/TheDarkKnight''. In fact, at the beginning of "Men Who Have Bombs", he even has similar lips, [[spoiler:but that's because he was drinking Kool-Aid]].

** In "Mega Villains", Wily, Proto Man and Bass express annoyance at the amount of ''Film/PulpFiction'' references in the second season.

* BastardBoyfriend: Mega Man was this to "Cindy" Aran.

** The crossover is reciprocated, when Sonic and Eggman come back for the Megaman Dies at the End Finale, to kill the TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles, [[spoiler: X, Zero, and Mega Man.]]

* AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark: Much like ''WebAnimation/SonicForHire'', ''Mega Man Dies At The End'' features a lot of bloody violence, sexual content, and uncensored cussing. Though it really isn't as bad as the aforementioned series.

* HopeSpot: We all know how the ending is [[SpoilerTitle supposed to go.]] However, just when the Series Finale is nearly over, the antagonists all dead, [[spoiler:Sonic pushes Megaman to his death for Megaman wanting to costar in ''Sonic For Hire''.]]

* BigBad: The mysterious robot who set Mega Man up in the first episode by telling him that they knew where Roll was. [[spoiler:Turns out that mysterious robot was Roll all along, who wanted her revenge on Mega Man and Dr. Wily]].

* IncrediblyLamePun: The Series Finale has two occurrences. The first one is where Zero tells Mega Man "I've gotta hand it to ya!" (He took his hand) and when [[spoiler:Zero and Bass die]] by falling on spikes, Mega Man says "Spike to meet you!". Sonic, Eggman, and Wily find them really lame and the first time, they allow Zero to fix it and the second time they come up with their own pun attempts.

* BeardOfSorrow: Mega Man, first episode. Subverted in that his beard is actually a take that he wears to show that he is sad.

* {{Machinima}}

** Triple Subverted in season 2 when it's implied he actually liked it.

* HopeSpot: We all know how the ending is [[SpoilerTitle supposed to go.]] However, just when the Series Finale is nearly over, the antagonists all dead, [[spoiler:Sonic pushes Megaman to his death for refusing to allow Megaman costar in ''Sonic For Hire''.]]

** [[spoiler:Double Subverted.]]

* DarthWiki/MostAnnoyingSound: InUniverse with how Mega Man and Guts Man think of Wily's saucer.

* MostAnnoyingSound: In-universe with how Mega Man and Guts Man think of Wily's saucer.

* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: Mega Man is offhandedly killed by Sonic after everything he went through. Just to top it off, he already lost his only chance at redemption, having interpreted it as a sign that he needs to be an even bigger asshole.]]

''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxN2-KTCyUo Mega Man Dies At The End]]'' is a parody series of VideoGame/MegaMan made by Creator/LowbrowStudios, who is known for making WebAnimation/SonicForHire (And now, WebAnimation/MortyKombat). The series has a similar premise to ''Sonic For Hire'', as Mega Man visits various video games. He's also washed up as well, but its for a different reason other than screwing around with money. He has been trying to find Roll (His sister), and after defeating Dr. Wily fifteen years ago, he started slowly disappearing and moving to the countryside with his Robot Dog Rush. In the present, a mysterious robot visits Mega Man and tells him that "he's up for one last job" and that they know information about Roll, along with offering him a huge reward. The mysterious robot turns out to have Guts Man work for him too, who serves as Mega Man's guide for the missions. Guts Man tells him to get powerups that will help him with a really big job.

* {{Crossover}}: Mega Man meets VideoGame/BattleToads, Balloon Fighter, Samus, and Bomberman. [[ContinuityNod The Bomberman he encounters is the brother of the Bomberman]] from WebAnimation/SonicForHire.

** Guts Man ditching Mega Man (and Wily later on) whenever he says that he has prior convictions, usually when he feels like he's broken the law or maimed/killed somebody. [[spoiler:His appearance in WebAnimation/SonicForHire shows him blowing up a gas station!]]

** One episode of WebAnimation/SonicForHire was actually about Mega Man and Sonic meeting up with each other. The crew accidentally foil Sonic's attempt of robbing a gas station because Guts Man caused the gas station to explode.

* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: The setting of "The Fugitives."

* AesopAmnesia: Mega Man delibrately prevents himself from becoming a better person, and interperets what Ghost Guts Man tries to teach him incorrectly in order to become a bigger asshole.

* {{Expy}}: Bomberman's voice and personality are based on the Joker in ''Film/TheDarkKnight''.
** In fact, at the beginning of "Men Who Have Bombs", he even has similar lips, but that's because [[spoiler:he was drinking Kool-Aid]].

'''Guts Man''': "Wet blanket? You son of a bitch."

* HopeSpot: We all know how the ending is [[SpoilerTItle supposed to go.]] However, just when the Series Finale is nearly over, the antagonists all dead, [[spoiler:Sonic pushes Megaman to his death for refusing to allow Megaman costar in ''Sonic For Hire''.]]

* {{Jerkass}}: Guts Man. He usually bails out on Mega Man whenever he does something, saying that he has "priors".
** Although [[spoiler:Mega Man]] wasn't shown to be one throughout the season, it is shown that [[spoiler:he was a huge one towards Roll, who in turn became the villain of Season 1]].
*** He's shown to be quite one in other flashbacks in Season 2. He wants to become more of one.
*** [[spoiler:X, Zero, Proto Man, and Bass decide to kill Mega Man out of boredom.]]

* MadeOfIron: Wily has been shown to survive extremely long falls and although he is injured, he's usually okay though. In WebAnimation/SonicForHire, he was thrown to a wall and he was the only one that survived, before promptly getting arrested again.

* OnTheNext: Every single episode from Season 1 ends with these, showing a clip of what's going to happen the following week. However, "The Big Job" [[spoiler:had a completely fake one.]] Season 2 stopped using them on the third episode. The second episode was more of a "meanwhile" type deal.

** Against Bomberman: "Like my diarrhea, that was pretty... EXPLOSIVE."

* RunningGag: Bomberman's affinity for the metric system. It culminates when he threatens to blow up Mega Man if he moves "2.5 centimetres".

** The title references JohnDiesAtTheEnd, natch.

** One episode of WebAnimation/SonicForHirewas actually about Mega Man and Sonic meeting up with each other. The crew accidentally foil Sonic's attempt of robbing a gas station because Guts Man caused the gas station to explode.

** Guts Man ditching Mega Man (and Wily later on) whenever he says that he has prior convictions, usually when he feels like he's broken the law or maimed/killed somebody. [[spoiler:His appearance in WebAnimation/SonicForHireshows him blowing up a gas station!]]

* AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark: Much like ''SonicForHire'', ''Mega Man Dies At The End'' features a lot of bloody violence, sexual content, and uncensored cussing. Though it really isn't as bad as the aforementioned series.

* ContinuityNod: The Bomberman in this series is a bad guy. His brother [[spoiler:from SonicForHire]] though is a good guy, which is even referenced when Bad Bomberman dies, saying that he'll be able to go to the great taco stand in Heaven.

** One episode of SonicForHire was actually about Mega Man and Sonic meeting up with each other. The crew accidentally foil Sonic's attempt of robbing a gas station because Guts Man caused the gas station to explode.

* MadeOfIron: Wily has been shown to survive extremely long falls and although he is injured, he's usually okay though. In SonicForHire, he was thrown to a wall and he was the only one that survived, before promptly getting arrested again.

** Guts Man ditching Mega Man (and Wily later on) whenever he says that he has prior convictions, usually when he feels like he's broken the law or maimed/killed somebody. [[spoiler:His appearance in SonicForHire shows him blowing up a gas station!]]

* ShoutOut: Oh so many. ''Film/TopGun'', ''Film/TheDarkKnight'', ''SonicForHire'' and such are just a few examples.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: To SonicForHire. A character from an old series travels through other games doing odd jobs for various reasons. While its Mega Man has a very different attitude than Sonic, that is one of the few non-aesthetic differences.