History Characters / MakeAGoodMegaManLevelContest

** Pachy

Replaces Shadow Morpher as the boss of Be the Bigger Person, the third Wily stage.

* FlunkyBoss: Its main offense is producing enemies that attack Mega Man.

* TheSheriff: [[CaptainObvious In case you didn't catch it.]] Whether he holds any real authority or not is unclear, however.

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A spectral being representing ''VideoGame/MegaMan3''. Serves as the boss of the first Wily stage.

Air Man piloting a flying saucer, serving as the boss of the fifth Wily Stage. Returns in the ''Make a Good Mega Man Level 2'' entry Boil Man as the Air Capsule II.

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!!Vanguard

A large spacecraft serving as the boss of Wily Stage 0, Outer Space.

* DidntThinkThisThrough: One of his last ditch attempts to destroy Mega Man in ''2'' involves him ramming his craft into Mega Man's spaceship. Said craft is also [[WhatAnIdiot his escape pod]].
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: In ''Make a Good Mega Man Level 2'', he manages to create a cannon capable of distorting reality itself.

* NamesTheSame: As the [[Franchise/MegaManX actual Zero]]. He very vaguely resembles him.

** [=MrKyurem=]: In spite of the [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} name]], represented by [[VideoGame/CaveStory Ballos]]. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext With toothpaste on his head]].

** [=JupiHornet=]: Noteworthy Geometry Dash player and moderator. Represented by [[VideoGame/MegaMan9 Hornet Man]].

** [=ACESpark=]: Noted as the host of Sprites INC and creator of several [[VideoGame/{{MegaMansChristmasCarol}} fangames]]. Represented by his [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom fursona, Davwin]].

** [[LetsPlay/GeminiLaser Flashman85]]: Noteworthy Mega Man streamer.
** [[LetsPlay/Shinryuu82 Neo Shinryuu]]: Noteworthy Mega Man let's player.

!!!Trope applying to the judges as a whole.
* AuthorAvatar: Starting from [=MaGMML2=] onward, judges are represented by their avatars, and judges from the first game have their avatars represented on the Wiki. [[spoiler:[=ACESpark=] and [=JupiHornet=] have their avatars as playable skins.]]

* TheMeanBrit: [=ACESpark=], the British judge, was one of the more highly critical judges in [=MaGMML2=], although he also gave positive feedback if he felt a level did something right.
* UnexpectedCharacter: The representations of Mick Galbani & [=ACESpark=] appear in the "Judge Application Stage" mini game that was released, as NPC's. This mini game and the stages within are non-canon. This is the only in-game appearance of any of the Judges outside of judge comments.

* ButtMonkey: The gags in the lowered ranked stage reviews often leave poor Davwin in some, less than stellar circumstances.
* FurryReminder: The result of the Airflow Hubble gag has a human doctor asking whether they require a Doctor, or a Vet.

* StunnedSilence: After Judging the level Snow Man, this is Davwin's only reaction to the excited level creator detailing his [[TrueArtIsIncomprehensible creation]].

* PlayingWithFire: Its one attack has it spit fireballs at Mega Man. [[spoiler: The second game plays this up even more by adding several different fire attacks to its arsenal.]]

* TookALevelInBadass: [[spoiler: Goes from being a simple midboss in the first contest to a full-fledged boss in the second game.]]

* OutOfFocus: [[spoiler: Ends up as the only boss from the first contest's top three entries not to appear in the second game, with The Moon taking its place as a secret boss. Even Ronrez makes an appearance in Tier X.]]

* BreathWeapon: They spit fireballs straight forward. [[spoiler: In the second game, they instead spit their fireballs directly at Mega Man.]]
* TookALevelInBadass: Subverted. [[spoiler: While they are promoted to boss battle status in the second game and now aim their fireballs at Mega Man, they still lack invincibility frames, and they actually have less health than in the first contest.]]

A robotic version of the ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' character, and the boss of Mega Man World. [[spoiler: It reappears in the second game as one of the three secret bosses found in Tier 10.]]

* BonusBoss: [[spoiler: In the second game.]]
* BreathWeapon: Simply spits small bullets straight forward. [[spoiler: Its arsenal gets significantly upgraded in the second game, and now includes fireballs, large bouncing projectiles, and eggs.]]
* TookALevelInBadass: [[spoiler: Gets a full health bar and a new set of attacks for its reappearance in the second game.]]

A Robot Master with the ability to create glass, and the boss of the stage of the same name. [[spoiler: He reappears in the second game as one of the three secret bosses found in Tier 10.]]

* BonusBoss: [[spoiler: In the second game.]]
* GlassWeapon: Glass walls and glass balls, to be specific. [[spoiler: The second game adds glass spikes and spiked glass balls into the mix.]]
* OrbitingParticleShield: [[spoiler: Can use his glass walls as this in the second game.]]

* OneHitKill: Cream's hammer does 28 points of damage if it hits Mega Man. For reference, that's the total number of hitpoints he has.

* PaletteSwap: The only distinguishing aspect of him is that he looks like Guts Man, but with a mismatched paint-job (likely referencing his level being a hybrid of existing ''Mega Man'' levels. Even his "official art" is simply Photoshopped Guts Man art.

* FusionDance: [[spoiler:Together with Combust Man, he's battled as Chimerabot 2 in the sixth Wily Star II stage]].

* HeadSwap: His ingame sprites resemble Gravity Man's, albeit colored green and grey and with a Wanaan for a head.

* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Joe Man R's high difficulty lead to him being one of the few bosses excluded from the Mega Arena.

* BlownAcrossTheRoom: In the hands of the player, the Match Blast propels them in the opposite of the direction its aimed in (if it isn't aimed, it propels them upwards slightly).

* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the Mega Arena, Doc Robot's health bar is lowered from three to one.

* AnArmAndALeg: Using the Slash Claw, Force Beam, Haunt Pumpkin or Truffle Cluster on Crusher Joe's treads will destroy them, preventing it from doing anything except using its crusher attack.

* TankGoodness: It has tank-like treads, though instead of a turret it has a side-mounted Press.

* ShoutOut: His boss fight is a big one to the Raphael the Raven from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld2YoshisIsland'', with the fight taking place on a small moon and Groovity Man using many of Raphael's attacks. Kamek even appears in the prefight cutscene, riding Dr. Wily's UFO instead of his broomstick.

One of Draygon's [[EliteFour Finest Four]] from the NES game ''VideoGame/{{Crystalis}}. He appears as the boss of Tier 9's Mount Sabre.

* DualBoss: Although the two are battled at the same time, they share the same healthbar and take equal damage, no matter which Guts Man is shot.

* MythologyGag: The final Wily stage of the original ''VideoGame/MegaMan1'' had a corridor with several gold-coloured copies of Guts Man in the ceiling.[[labelnote:*]]What's not immediately clear is that Wily's first base, rather than being a Wily Castle as in later games, was a robot factory (leading to many assuming the copies are merely statues)[[/labelnote]] Not only are the two based on this concept, but their room has several other copies, some of which can be talked to.

* TheSheriff: [[CaptainObvious In case you didn't catch it]]. Whether he holds any real authority or not is unclear, however.

* DualBoss: The two have separate healthbars and attack simultaneously, but Launch Man is considered the primary Robot Master of the two; he takes less damage from attacks than Shuttle Man, he'll keep fighting if Shuttle Man is destroyed first, and Shuttle Man will [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere run away from the battle]] if Launch Man is destroyed.

* BadPowersBadPeople: The [=MaGMML=] wiki describes her Hazard Trapper as using a toxic substance, and the Dr. W sign outside her door suggests she may be one of Dr. Wily's creations.

A spectral Robot Master with the power to "possess" statues and use unique skills based on them. He appears in his eponymous stage in Tier 10, the third-highest ranked stage in the game.

A Robot Master in the shape of a giant spike-covered room, from the Flash animation [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcHR3HizRTA Mega Man - Dr. Wily Fails at Life]]. He serves as the main boss of The Stage Nobody Asked For, the second-highest ranked stage in the game.

** Because of the nature of this battle (as well as the battle against [[spoiler:the Wily Machine SWORD]]), clearing the Masochism challenge only requires clearing the True Arena without spending weapon energy instead of without using Special Weapons at all ([[ExactWords since infinite weapon energy is given to the player at points when either battle forces use of a Special Weapon, you technically don't spend any weapon energy when fighting them]])

* BloodKnight: His reason for the player giving him Noble Nickels. [[spoiler: Once they are all collected, he reveals his true intention to defeat Mega Man, wanting to prove himself in combat once more.]]

* SuperMode: [[spoiler: Gains one during his Super Boss fight.]]

* AllYourPowersCombined: Can combine [[spoiler:with other copies of himself, and form the EldritchAbomination called Volt Man the the Assimilator.]]
* TheAssimilator: [[spoiler: The Volt Men's ultimate goal is to assimilate until there is nothing but Volt Men.]]

* HiveMind: [[spoiler: When together, all the Volt Men speak in union.]]

* WolfpackBoss: Turns out the reason he shows up so often? [[spoiler: There's a lot of him.]]

Originally a hastily built decoy robot, built only to slow Mega Man's escape from Wily Castle, he somehow gained sentience and became angry at Dr. Wily for using and discarding him. He rebelled against Wily, and is the secondary antagonist of the second game.

* BodyHorror: His mouth is where his stomach is. Despite being a robot, he is fairly organic looking.

* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: [[spoiler: In spite of his mad ramblings, it turns out he is exactly correct in regards to the dangers of the festival.]]
* GadgeteerGenius: Capable of creating giant robots in his visage, and they're fairly threatening. [[spoiler: Although they tend to break down spectacularly after enough battle damage.]]

* {{Leitmotif}}: [[spoiler:In ''2'', he uses [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Zinnia's theme]], which plays whenever he shows up as the MysteriousStranger (and after Absolute ZERO's defeat.]]
* MysteriousStranger: [[spoiler: He hides his identity in the second game by covering himself in a cloak.]]

* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: Speaks in very long winded dialogue in the second game.

* GravityMaster: Captain Viridian doesn't use it himself/herself, but the fight involves a set of gravity flippers across the top and bottom of the screen... and no solid ground to stop on.

* MovesetClone: His boss pattern is virtually identical to that of Pharaoh Man, who was included as a devkit boss.

* BaitAndSwitchBoss: In what is almost certainly a jab at Joe Man R's infamous difficulty, Joe Man reappears in the [[spoiler:Tier X]] stage Metallic Ocean, where he promptly fills up ''ten'' healthbars... [[spoiler:and promptly explodes, leaving his Energy Element free for the taking]].

The transforming machine from VideoGame/GunstarHeroes, and the boss of Wily Stage 5, the Unobtainium Mine.

* AliensSpeakingEnglish: One of a few entry bosses to have pre-fight dialogue, and it has no problem with the Eglish language.

* BigCreepyCrawlies: Though significantly anthropomorphised, it is clearly modelled on a centipede.
* DishingOutDirt: One of its attacks has it drop boulders onto Mega Man after ramminig into a wall.

* DemonicPossession: His main method of attack is to haunt inanimate statues and use them as proxy bodies to attack Mega Man. When both statues are destroyed, he merely flies around in an apparant attempt to haunt Mega Man himself.

* FighterMageThief: His forms each take on attributes assocated with the three classes; the Knight is slow but durable, the mage uses a variety of spells, and his true form is incredibly fast but frail.

* BrickJoke: In the hub of the first game, Air Man says he isn't going to make an "I Can't Defeat Air Man" joke. [[spoiler:He starts the Air Capsule battle by saying he lied, with an 8-bit rendition of the song playing during the battle.]]

* PoseOfSupplication: Does this when the Air Capsule II is destroyed, not unline Dr. Wily.

** Because of the nature of this battle (as well as the battle against [[spoiler:the Wily Machine SWORD]], clearing the Masochism challenge only requires clearing the True Arena without spending weapon energy instead of without using Special Weapons at all ([[ExactWords since infinite weapon energy is given to the player at points when either battle forces use of a Special Weapon, you technically don't spend any weapon energy when fighting them]])

* PaletteSwap: With the exception of Chimerabot 4 (who sports Match Man's body and Force Man's helmet), each Chimerabot has the color scheme of one robot combined with the sprites of another. [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Chimerabot 5, who mostly has Cyber Man's shape with Sheriff Man's color scheme, but also has more subtle design elements borrowed from Sheriff Man (such as his hat and arm cannon).

* OneHitKO: Cream's hammer does 28 points of damage if it hits Mega Man. For reference, that's the total number of hitpoints he has.

* OneHitKO: Fittingly, its "delete" attack at the start of the stage is this.

A Robot Master motifed around Quick Man and his deadly OneHitKO lasers (referred to by some fans as "Force Beams" from a ''Magazine/NintendoPower'' issue, hence the name). He appears in his eponymous stage in Tier 8.

* OneHitKO: Of course a robot who uses Quick Man's lasers would have this. Unlike the Force Beam he usually fires, however, the ones that kill with one hit are telegraphed via skulls that show up in the spot they're due to come down from.

A miniboss battled before facing Quarantine Woman. It is the giant hand of a largr creature.

* BadPowersBadPeople: The MaGMML wiki describes her Hazard Trapper as using a toxic substance, and the Dr. W sign outside her door suggests she may be one of Dr. Wily's creations.

* ChargeableWeapon: She never uses it herself, but the Hazard Trapper Alter Weapon can be charged up to rapidly fire eight blobs.

* TheSmurfettePrinciple: While not the only female boss in the contest stages (Cream, Kichona, Cirno, and Captain Viridian [[AmbiguousGender possibly]]] are also present, as is Splash Woman as a devkit boss), she ''is'' the only original Robot Master to be female.

* PopCultureOsmosisFailure: Of the five judges, ''not a single one'' knew what he or his stage were referencing.

A Robot Master thought at the end of his eponymous stage in Tier 3. He has all sorts of powers relating to combustion... most prominently, ''self''-combustion.

!!Avoidance Cherry:

!!Crator, Cream, and Kitchona

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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: The final Wily Archive uses data from the Wily Capsule. While the screen uses the sprite of the capsule from VideoGame/MegaMan6, the actual battle is based on multiple Wily Capsules.

!!Combust Man

A Robot Master thought at the end of his eponymous stage in Tier 3. He has all sorts of powers relating to combustion... most prominently, ''self''-combustion.

!!Taco Man

A Robot Master whose head is a giant taco, fought at the end of his eponymous stage in Tier 3. Has nothing to do with [[LetsPlay/TacoMan the other Taco-Man]].

* HellIsThatNoise: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFBoQK-eATw His stage music]] is considered this by the Judges. The SoundTest (which names it "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA") even attributes its composition to {{Satan}}.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Small tacos, big tacos, he fittingly uses tacos as his main weapon.

!!Chomp Man

A Robot Master with a Wanaan for a head, apparantly built by Dr. Cossack. He is fought at the end of his eponymous stage in Tier 3.
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* RecurringBoss: In addition to being [[spoler:one half of Chimerabot 2]], Chomp Man appears in the [[spoiler:Tier X]] level, Deep Thoughts.

Make a Good Mega Man Level 1 and 2 has its own interpretation of the Mega Man canon... and incorporates non-Mega Man games into its canon at the same time! As a result, characters in the games are a little crazy.

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!Mega Man (Rockman)
-> [[quoteleft:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/01_-_mega_man_5248.jpg]]
Mega Man, known as Rock in his original form, is the main protagonist of the series. Built by Dr. Light to be a lab assistant, Rock volunteered himself to be upgraded into a Super Fighting Robot to stop the evil plans of Dr. Wily. The games themselves act as celebrations of his many victories over Dr. Wily. He is the only character to be playable in every Make a Good Mega Man Level game.[[hardline]]
* WeirdnessMagnet: Over the course of the games, gets attacked by sentient pictures of milk, badly drawn clones of himself, and title screens that spit out enemies. His adventures here are a little bizarre.

!Eddie
[[quoteleft:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/eddiecw_912.jpg]]
A support robot created by Dr. Light who, ever since he was introduced, has appeared throughout stages to give Mega Man a random item drop. This makes his effectiveness vary, as sometimes he can give you something extraordinary (like an E-Tank), but other times he can give you something rather minor (like weapon energy). Some suspect that Eddie is secretly evil, though there is currently little evidence to support this.[[hardline]]

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: It is possible to kill off Eddie in Make a Good Mega Man Level 2 through using Slash Claw against him. Doing so prevents him from showing up in stages. He still runs the shop, [[spoiler: and still appears in the [[VideoGame/GunstarHeroes Seven Force]] fight to assist you]].

!Dr. Wily
[[quoteleft:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/wilycw_3931.jpg]]

[[hardline]]

* DidntThinkThisThrough: One of his last ditch attempts to destroy Mega Man involves him ramming his craft into Mega Man's spaceship. Said craft is also [[WhatAnIdiot his escape pod.]]
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: Manages to create a canon capable of distorting reality itself.

!Knight Man
A combat robot, in the main series he entered into the First Annual Robot Tournament, where he made it to the finals before being reprogrammed by Dr. Wily under the guise of Mr. X. In the Make a Good Mega Man series he currently runs the Chateau Chevaleresque, and will give rewards for collecting certain amounts of [[MacGuffin Noble Nickels]].
[[hardline]]

!Volt Man
A boss from Mega Man DOS, Volt Man has the dubious honour of being one of the most overused devkit bosses in Make a Good Mega Man Level 2.
[[hardline]]
* AllYourPowersCombined: Can combine [[spoiler: with other copies of himself, and form the EldritchAbomination called Volt Man the the Assimilator.]]

* PaperThinDisguise: [[spoiler: One of the Volt Men takes Eddie's place in the shop. The disguise is a clearly crude drawing on a cardboard box.]]
* TheAssimilator: [[spoiler: The Volt Men's ultimate goal is to assimilate until there is nothing but Volt Men.]]

[[hardline]]

!Zero
[[quoteleft:120:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/zeroart.png]]

[[hardline]]
* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: [[spoiler:The ultimate fate of Zero when his creation, Absolute Zero is defeated.]]

* GadgeteerGenius: Capable of creating giant Robots in his visage, and they're fairly threatening. [[spoiler: Although they tend to break down spectacularly after enough battle damage.]]
* MysteriousStranger: [[spoiler: He hides his identity in the second game by covering himself in a cloak.]]
* NamesTheSame: As the [[Franchise/MegaManX actual Zero]]. He very vaguely resembles him.
* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: Speaks in very long winded dialogue in the second game.

[[hardline]]

* From Make a Good Mega Man Level:

* From Make a Good Mega Man Level 2:

* From Make a Good Mega Man Level 3:

[[folder:Contest 1]]
!Wily Archives

A set of capsules similar to the Weapons Archive from VideoGame/MegaMan10, using the data of fortress bosses instead of regular Robot Masters. They serve as the midbosses and main boss of Research Facility.

!The Moon

A small moon that serves as the midboss of NEON GRAVITY. [[spoiler: It reappears in ''MaGMML2'' as one of the three secret bosses found in Tier 10.]]
* BonusBoss: [[spoiler: In the second game.]]

* {{Telefrag}}: [[spoiler: One of its new attacks in the second game is teleporting to Mega Man's current location.]]

!Gravity Machine

* OutOfFocus: [[spoiler: Ends up as the only boss from the first contest's top 3 entries not to appear in the second game, with The Moon taking its place as a secret boss. Even Ronrez makes an appearance in Tier X.]]

!Ronrez

!Birdo

A robotic version of the Franchise/SuperMarioBros character, and the boss of Mega Man World. [[spoiler: It reappears in the second game as one of the three secret bosses found in Tier 10.]]

!Glass Man

A robot master with the ability to create glass, and the boss of the stage of the same name. [[spoiler: He reappears in the second game as one of the three secret bosses found in Tier 10.]]

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** [=JupiHornet=]: Represented by [[VideoGame/MegaMan9 Hornet Man]].

** [=ACESpark=]: Represented by his [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom fursona, Davwin]].