History Characters / MegaManXMaverickBosses

[[Characters/MegaManXHeroes Heroes]] ([[Characters/MegaManXX X]] | [[Characters/MegaManXZero Zero]]) | [[Characters/MegaManXVillains Villains]] ([[Characters/MegaManXSigma Sigma]] | [[Characters/MegaManClassicDrAlbertWWily True mastermind]]) | '''Maverick Bosses''' | [[Characters/MegaManXSupportingCast Supporting Cast]]]]]]-]

* MakeMeWannaShout: Can emit sound waves that damage the player. They can block X's shots too, save for Falcon Armor's charged shot, or charged F-Laser.

-> ''"You must be quite strong to get all the way here! I love fighting strong people!"''

* LogicalWeakness: Extreme cold can snuff out flames and suck away heat. [[HumanPopsicle Rooster Popsicle]]: the result.

* LogicalWeakness: As a damaging hologram generator, lightning attacks short out the duplicates and overload Split Mushroom's advanced electronics. Additionally, it's very difficult to hold onto a wall while being electrocuted.

* LogicalWeakness: Ever had fried mushroom?

* TheRemnant: Was a member of Repliforce, which was prominent during ''X4''.

* StillWearingTheOldColors: He still has Repliforce's insignia on his head despite the group's disbandment.

* FatBastard: Downplayed. Tonion is rather portly, but is more childish then genuinely malicious.

* AbandonedLaboratory: He sets up base in the decommissioned ruins of a laboratory, filled with traps and multiple robotic plants.

** Even of the Mavericks that ''are'' under Sigma's employ in this game, only Cyber Peacock was explicitly corrupted by the Sigma Virus. Magma Dragoon and Split Mushroom joined Sigma of their own free will, the former to have his fight to the death with X and Zero, and the latter seemingly out of gratitude for Sigma bringing him back after his "retirement". [[spoiler:And then there's Double, who's an enigma all of his own that's suggested to have joined Sigma for fun ''and'' killing.]]

* GracefulLoser: In the manga, a dying Crawfish was impressed with X's judgment as he had not withdrawn from the battle but rather find a place to kill him from a safe distance.

* EasilyForgiven: Since his only reason for going Maverick is to get revenge on X over Kuwanger's death, he was pardoned for actions by X and Zero in the ''X3'' manga.

* ToughBeetles: He is based on rhinoceros beetle, and, besides his gravity balls, possesses enough strength to effortlessly throw X into the air with his HornAttack.

* StockAnimalBehavior: Modeled after rhinoceros, he's obsessed with charging at the player.

* InvulnerableAttack: During his DesperationAttack, Catfish is invincible to every attacks save for the Tornado Fang.

* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Several of them were retired without them doing anything wrong to justify it, beyond [[TallPoppySyndrome their really high specs]]. Especially for Turtloid and Sheldon. Granted, Heatnix and Mijinion are quite assholes and Player's actions are questionably ethical, but still.

* {{Expy}}: He serves as one for [[Franchise/StreetFighter Akuma]]. Both of them have a BloodKnight nature, have necklaces of large beads around their necks, have "Heavenly Sky" symbols, and perform similar attacks such as the Hadoken, Shoryuken, Tenmakujinkyaku, and Tenma Gou Zankuu. The manga adaptation of X4 even has him adopt some of Akuma's personality traits, and ''[[{{VideoGame/Teppen2019}} TEPPEN]]'' even makes the direct comparison with a card depicting him fighting Akuma himself.

* GutturalGrowler: His voice is really raspy.

%%* {{Shotoclone}}: And a pretty blatant one at that.

* WarmUpBoss: Another simple-to-fight boss, like Blizzard Buffalo. Plus, Tornado Fang is required to collect some upgrades, so this Maverick is an excellent first pick to minimize backtracking.

* LogicalWeakness: Metallic blades are a good conductor of electricity. As a ''salt''water maverick, electricity is very bad news.

* LogicalWeakness: Metallic blades are a good conductor of electricity.

* LogicalWeakness: Neon Tiger's WallCrawl tactics won't do much good against a razor-sharp cutter that arcs upward to strike while he can't defend due to his claws holding him onto the walls.

* LogicalWeakness: Acid can dissolve metals, and in this case, drills.

* LogicalWeakness: Neon Tiger's WallCrawl tactics won't do much good against a razor-sharp cutter that arcs upward to strike while he can't act defensively due to his claws being tied up with holding onto the walls.

A violent clawed lobster/shrimp-based Reploid. There was a programming error in his AI that prevented him from distinguishing between allies and enemies, and thus he attacked anyone indiscriminately. Due to his violent nature, he was sealed away in Dopple Town. During Dr. Doppler's uprising, however, he has now been let loose to wreak havoc in the shipyard.

* LogicalWeakness: Hanging by the tongue makes him vulnerable to a cutting weapon.
** his invisibility also doesn't mean much in the face of a weapon that hits a wide area.

* LogicalWeakness: A shell or crystal is not gonna protect you from magnetic explosives. The magnetism also shorts out his time-scrambling abilities.

* LogicalWeakness: Two ways - magnets can attract unwanted junk, and useless scrap is the antithesis to his high-tech ways.

** When gators are caught in the wild, one of the first things to do is tie/chain its mouth shut. However, it does provoke Wheel Gator into immediately submerging, actually drawing out the fight.

* LogicalWeakness: Triad Thunder. Not only is he based on an aquatic ''sea'' creature, but as much fun as it might be to crush/chop up an opponent, it is not so much fun if they fry you on contact.

* LogicalWeakness: Catfish burrow in the mud, which would be easily disrupted by drills.

* LogicalWeakness: Thanks to holographic projections not being "real", it disrupts his code's structural integrity. Also, having duplicate objects can really mess up a poorly-optimized code.

* LogicalWeakness: Somewhat. A fast-flying, wind barrier-covered enemy would be no match against a cyber-laser attack with aiming functions or a screen-filling burst of cyber-balls.

* LogicalWeakness: In X's case at least. That little electrified string of web he hangs from can easily be severed by a cleanly aimed [[RazorWind Twin Slasher]]. Averted in Zero's case, as that weakness won't hit.

* LogicalWeakness: Though it's a bit of a stretch, snow conducts electricity.

* AdaptationalVillainy: In the Franchise/ArchieComics crossover event "Worlds Unite" all their sympathetic qualities vanish and they are reduced to nothing more than obstacles for the heroes to destroy (compare them to X4's Colonel and Iris, who were also {{Tragic Villain}}s but were not revived by Sigma, with Zero noticing this), though Wolfang took his loss to Okami in stride.