History Funny / MegaManX

* Layer is so ''obviously'' in love with Zero, but the entire thing just flies over his head at Mach 1. He's so clueless it's almost adorable.

* In "X2" the lead up to Overdrive Ostrich's fight is simultaneously awesome and hilarious as X jumps on his missile and shoots it down, landing on the ground. Let's just say the big guy wasn't so happy about his missile being destroyed as right before enacting the fight he sprints angrily in the background, leaps on screen and proceeds to screech in an utterly frustrated manner right in X's face, making for a rather hilarious moment for such a serious and badass looking antagonist.

* The ''Irregular Hunter Rockman X'' manga has a scene that feature Flame Mammoth [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/flame_mammoth_and_his_ride_armor.png piloting a Ride Armor]]. The sight of a giant, built-like-a-sumo, reploid manning a model ''meant'' for an average-sized reploid (or human) is incredibly silly to behold. It makes one wonder how Flame Mammoth is able to operate it properly, given that his body can barely fit by the mech's frame (his lower body is partially visible).

* The ''Irregular Hunter Rockman X'' manga has a scene that feature Flame Mammoth [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/flame_mammoth_and_his_ride_armor_0.png piloting a Ride Armor]]. The sight of a giant, built-like-a-sumo, reploid manning a model ''meant'' for an average-sized reploid (or human) is incredibly silly to behold. It makes one wonder how Flame Mammoth is able to operate it properly, given that his body can barely fit by the mech's frame (his lower body is partially visible).

* The ''Irregular Hunter Rockman X'' manga has a scene that feature Flame Mammoth [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/megaman/images/3/3e/IHRXFlameArmor.png/revision/latest?cb=20140103022142 piloting a Ride Armor]]. The sight of a giant, built-like-a-sumo, reploid manning a mech ''meant'' for an average-sized reploid (or human) is incredibly silly to behold. It makes one wonder how Flame Mammoth is able to operate it properly given that his body can barely fit by the mech's frame (his lower body is partially visible).

* The ''Irregular Hunter Rockman X'' manga has a scene that feature Flame Mammoth [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/megaman/images/3/3e/IHRXFlameArmor.png/revision/latest?cb=20140103022142 piloting a Ride Armor]]. The sight of a giant, built-like-a-sumo, reploid manning a mech ''meant'' for an average-sized reploid (or human) is incredibly silly to behold, and it makes one wonder how is he able to man in properly given Flame Mammoth can barely fit himself by the mech's seat.

* The ''Irregular Hunter Rockman X'' manga has a panel that feature Flame Mammoth [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/megaman/images/3/3e/IHRXFlameArmor.png/revision/latest?cb=20140103022142 piloting a Ride Armor]]. The sight of a giant, built-like-a-sumo, reploid manning a mech ''meant'' for an average-sized reploid (or human) is incredibly silly to behold, and it makes one wonder how is he able to man in properly given Flame Mammoth can barely fit himself by the mech's seat.

* Some of the Achievement names in the legacy collections warrant a chuckle.
** The series lampshades it's HijackedByGanon Status with every final boss achievements being some variation of the same phrase. "It's Over". (X1) "It's Really Over" (X2), "It's Over.. Right?" (X3), "It's Defiantly Over" (X4), "Alright It's Over" (X5), "I'm Sure It's Over This Time" (X6), "It Has to be Over Now" (X7) and finally "It's Over, Once and For All" (X8).
* The ''Irregular Hunter Rockman X'' manga has a panel that feature Flame Mammoth [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/megaman/images/3/3e/IHRXFlameArmor.png/revision/latest?cb=20140103022142 piloting a Ride Armor]]. The sight of a giant, burly, reploid manning a mech ''meant'' for an average-sized reploid (or human) is hilarious to behold, and it makes one wonder how is he able to pilot it properly (as his hands are clearly not inside the controls).

* The manga adaptation of the first ''X'' game has a panel that feature Flame Mammoth [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/megaman/images/3/3e/IHRXFlameArmor.png/revision/latest?cb=20140103022142 piloting a Ride Armor]]. The sight of a giant, burly, reploid manning a mech ''meant'' for an average-sized reploid (or human) is hilarious to behold, and it makes one wonder how is he able to pilot it properly (as his hands are clearly not inside the controls).

--->'''Axl:''' But the real reason I left was my copy ability.
--->'''Zero:''' ''[stares]''
--->'''Axl:''' Uh, just promise me you won't ask me to [[PowerPerversionPotential change into Alia]] or anything...
--->'''Zero:''' ''[rapidly turns away]'' Like I'd do that.

** The series lampshades it's HijackedByGanon Status with every final boss achievements being some variation of the same phrase. "It's Over". (X1) "It's Really Over" (X2), "It's Over.. Right?" (X3), "It's Defiantly Over" (X4), "Alright It's Over" (X5), "I'm Sure It's Over This Time" (X6), "It Has to be Over Now" (X7) and finally "It's Over, Once and For All" (X8).

** Duff [=McWhalen's=] name takes the cake, especially given the popularity of Franchise/TheSimpsons in the Western world. All that was missing was to recolor the underwater effect to resemble beer for that famous in-universe brand in the latter.

* If you manage to get to the end of ''X6'' without ever unlocking Zero, he just suddenly shows up at the end without any context to compliment X for saving the day and disappears to leave the work to him for now, which understandably makes X and Alia flip out in confusion when they "feel" his presence. If you somehow got this as your first ending by ignoring at least one of the blatant secret paths shoved in your face, the player's likely going to be just as confused that he just pulled a [[VideoGame/MegaManClassic Proto Man]] without the game even hinting he's ''alive''.

* ''VideoGame/MegaManX4'': X goes in to fight [[MesACrowd Split Mushroom]], who says he's under orders to destroy him. When X demands to know whose orders it is, Mushroom replies "[[HijackedByGanon Take a wild guess]]."

* The [[LocomotiveLevel Military Train]] stage in ''VideoGame/MegaManX4'' has the Repliforce mooks attempt to stop X or Zero by throwing grenades at the train couplings, destroying them and creating a BottomlessPit that the player quickly needs to dash-jump across. The first mook who does this stands a bit too close and ''[[HoistByHisOwnPetard falls into the pit he created]]'' (the second and third are smart enough to run away).

** The series lampshades it's HijackedByGanon Status with every final boss achievements being some variation of the same phrase. "It's Over". (X1) "It's Really Over" (X2), "It Over.. Right?" (X3), "It's Defiantly Over" (X4), "Alright It's Over" (X5), "I'm Sure It's Over This Time" (X6), "It Has to be Over Now" (X7) and finally "It's Over, Once and For All" (X8).

* The official Mega Man twitter account had a little fun with the "nature is healing" meme which resulted from the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic with [[https://twitter.com/MegaMan/status/1261385969045037059 this tweet]] stating that the wild Mavericks were finally returning to their natural habitats. After showing things like Sting Chameleon in the jungle, the final image is a picture of [[TakeThatScrappy Tornado Tonion in a dumpster.]]

* In the challenge mode, finishing off the enemy units at the right time can lead to some amusing imagery. For instance, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN3lpc0qPGM&t=219s here Iris looks like she's engaged in team-killing]].

* Flame Hyenard's "BURN! BURN! BURN TO THE GROUND!" may be [[DarthWiki/MostAnnoyingSound incredibly irritating]], but it is also pretty hilarious.

* Flame Hyenard's "BURN! BURN! BURN TO THE GROUND!" may be [[MostAnnoyingSound incredibly irritating]], but it is also pretty hilarious.

** Even better, every time X launches one, he uses Ryu's voice clip [[HeliumSpeech pitched and sped up,]] making it sound like a midget firing off Hadokens.

* When you reach the Light Capsule containing the [[Franchise/StreetFighter Hadoken]] ability in ''X1'', you can see the Dr. Light hologram dressed up as Ryu.

* When you reach the Light Capsule containing the [[Franchise/StreetFighter Hadokin]] ability in ''X1'', you can see the Dr. Light hologram dressed up as Ryu.

* The brain-breaking implication that Bit or Byte on their ''own'' can still form a combined form of '''both of them''' if you managed to kill one of them in ''X3'' before reaching the Doppler stage where they fuse together into Godkarmachine. Whaaaa???

* The brain-breaking implication that Bit or Byte on their ''own'' can still form a combined form of '''both of them''' if you managed to kill one of them in ''X3'' before reaching the Doppler stage where they fuse together into Godkarmachine.

* The brain-breaking implication that Bit or Byte on their own can still form a combined form of both of themselves if you managed to kill one of them in ''X3'' before reaching the Doppler stage where they fuse together into Godkarmachine.