History Characters / MegaManClassicRobotMastersNES

* SquishyWizard: His time stopper can completely freeze Mega Man in time and open him up for attack if he's out of position, but Flash Man isn't very durable, taking twice the normal damage from buster shots, Bubble Lead, and uncharged Atomic Fire, and being even weaker to Metal Blade, Crash Bomber, and a half-charged Atomic Fire (fully charged doesn't do any further damage).

* LogicalWeakness: Missiles, such as Crash Man's own Crash Bombs, can have their trajectory diverted with [[BlowYouAway wind ]]blowing on their sides. Plus, Crash Man jumps around his room when you fire at him, making him a perfect target for AntiAir attacks such as the Air Shooter, which conveniently arcs upward.

* LogicalWeakness: He's weak to the Bubble Lead, a [[KillItWithWater water-based weapon]].

* LogicalWeakness: Given how he was designed to explore dark pyramids, it would make sense that [[BlindedByTheLight bright flashes of light]] [[DayHurtsDarkAdjustedEyes wouldn't be too kind to him]].

* LogicalWeakness: While gemstones are very hard, sharp blows will still cause them to fracture, which is presumably how the Gyro Attack deals bonus damage to his crystaline body.

* LogicalWeakness: He's weak to the Crystal Eye — a weapon that can split itself apart and bounce around the room. Meaning, not only is it something that a bulky robot like Napalm Man can't really avoid, it has a high chance of setting off his explosives prematurely to damage him.

** In ''The Power Fighters'', Centaur Man is more [[FragileSpeedster agile and quick]], but still bulky and unable make huge vertical leaps like bipedal robot masters, making the Gyro Attack problematic if Centuar Man doesn't raise his shield to block it in time.

* LogicalWeakness: Knights are known in legends for fighting large mythical creatures like dragons. In-universe, Centaur Man's bulky design likely means he can't dodge a heavy, yet strong blows like those from a mace even if he wanted to.

A robot from Saudi Arabia created to generate thermal energy, but was later modified to compete in the First Annual Robot Tournament where he was reprogrammed by Mr. X to take over the world. An old-fashioned robot, he takes pride in his moustache and is a consumer of fine oil, with a disdain for cheaper variants. His outdated energy source requires him to change his oil three times a day, which has led to him being punctual. His main weapon is the Flame Blast, which uses a flamethrower to release thermal energy as fireballs and erupting pillars of flame.

* ArtisticLicenseGeography: An English Robot Master in the medieval castle.

* HonorBeforeReason: He dislikes dirty tricks, which makes him a non-pragmstist in combat.
* {{Irony}}: He has a respectful rivalry with Yamato Man...and happens to be weak to his Yamato Spear.

* MightyGlacier: Designed predominantly with highly-balanced defensive and offensive abilities at the cost of movement speed.

A sensitive Robot Master from Brazil with the ability to communicate with flowers. Although he was created as the manager of a botanical garden, he ended up becoming popular enough to become its mascot. After attending the First Annual Robot Tournament, he was reprogrammed by Mr. X for his own ends. He likes being out under the sun, but hates honey bees and is easily depressed. When he was modified for the Tournament, he was given the Plant Barrier, which creates a shield of energy projectiles that resemble giant flower petals.

** One of the key tools for lierally cutting across jungle foliage is a machete, something a propeller attack like ''The Power Battle's'' Gyro Blade can replicate well with its dangerous angular velocity.

** Yamato Man dislikes speaking English language, and Knight Man was created by the English.

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: While he was always a daredevil, ''Powered Up'' also gives him a {{troll}}ish, HotBlooded personality, though he also has a bit of [[HairTriggerTemper a short fuse]] ([[JustForPun pardon the pun]]). His ExplosiveStupidity is also played much less.

* ObviouslyEvil: When it comes to showing how dangerous he is, Skull Man [[JustForPun makes no bones about it]].

* WarmUpBoss: Another easy place to start the game, as his Gyro Attacks have only slight variations and his ascent into the sky is easy to dodge by sliding out of the way after you dodge another Gyro Attack. The weapon you gain from him is also very useful with its ability to be directed up or down.

* AbhorrentAdmirer: Depending on how players interpret his ''Mega Man & Bass'' CD information, his 'liking' of Toad Man can either be this or him [[ImAHumanitarian actually wanting to eat the other robot]] (Toad Man seems to believe the latter).

* StalkerWithACrush: He's one towards Toad Man.

* LogicalWeakness: Placing big enough debris like rocks on railways can potentially cause a train to derail. Rock slides and large debris are also potential hazards to trains in general.

** Magnet Man's light body means cutter weapons and the basic Buster will leave him more worse for wear than usual.

** Like with Air Man, the wrong materials caught in spinning blades can cause all manner problems. Plant Barrier is durable enough to damage robots and throwing it into a
rotor would damage the low-grade metal.

* LogicalWeakness: In order to reach his heights (or alternatively, because his creator made him out of cheap material), his body is made of a light material, and thus, Gyro Man is extra susceptible to changes in gravity.

** Since he uses metal rings, it stands to reason that [[WeakToFire he doesn't like hot and fiery]] [[ThePowerOfTheSun miniature suns]] being flung at him. It even applies to [[VideoGame/MegaMan10 robots using his weapon and battle data]]. Metal rings can also heat up to dangerous temperatures from said mini-sun.

* LogicalWeakness: Since he uses metal rings, it stands to reason that [[WeakToFire he doesn't like hot and fiery]] [[ThePowerOfTheSun miniature suns]] being flung at him. It even applies to [[VideoGame/MegaMan10 robots using his weapon and battle data]].

* InformedAbility: Their stage start screens uniquely shows off their supposed stats, but a noticeable amount of it is actually indicative of their fights or even appearance. The most glaring examples are:

* WeaksauceWeakness: Shadow Man is a speedy and disciplined robot whose attack scheme is simple, but unpredictable. It's possible the Top Spin's [[ConfusionFu high-speed chaotic attacks]] not only throw him off his game, but are quick enough to do vital damage before he can properly counter.

** One of the key tools for lierally cutting across jungle foliage is a machete, something a propeller attack like Gyro Blade can replicate well with its dangerous angular velocity.

** In ''III'', what's a good way to use his magnetic weapons against him? The Dust Crusher's scrap metals would be just the thing, diverting his attention or overwhelming him with all the harmful metal being drawn towards him at potentially accelerated speeds.

** Donwplayed with the Flame Blast, but played straight in ''Power Fighters'' where the Atomic Fire will [[WeakToFire scorch him because of its immense temperature]].

** Donwplayed with the Flame Blast, but played straight in ''Power Fighters'' where the Atomic Fire will [[WeakToFire scorch him because of its immense temperature]].

* IceMagicIsWater: In some games where there exist no Water-elemental Robot Masters, but Ice-elemental and Electric-elemental Robot Masters co-exist, Ice Robot Masters tend to be weak to Electric weapons.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]; Doctor Light built 8 Robot Masters [[ArbitraryHeadcountLimit per series status quo]] (technically 9 if you count Proto Man), but two of them (Roll and Rock/Rockman/Mega Man) managed to avoid being captured/corrupted by Doctor Wily, so only 6 have to be fought (with Proto Man not being formally introduced until ''VideoGame/MegaMan3'')