History Trivia / MakeAGoodMegaManLevelContest

** [=SnoruntPyro=] liked "Mega Man World" in the first game, and "The Stage Nobody Asked For" in the second game, but later rescinded the latter after going back and finding major problems with the level (especially its BonusBoss), and stated "Neapolitan Man" became her favorite instead.

*** The aforementioned Rail Hunter was first going to appear in this contest as an alternate boss in [=Entity1037=]'s entry "The Stage Nobody Asked For", then as a mini-boss in [[spoiler:Null and Void]], and then as a BonusBoss alongside [[spoiler:the statue bosses in Tier 10]]. However, it was again scrapped due to time constraints.

* TheWikiRule: [[http://magmmlcontest.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page Here]], though it's still under development.
** Sprites Inc. also [[http://www.sprites-inc.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php/Make_a_Good_Mega_Man_Level has]] [[http://www.sprites-inc.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php/Make_a_Good_Mega_Man_Level_2 some]] for the games.

** The [[spoiler:Singing Gordon Freeman]] EasterEgg was added because all the judges had gotten sick hearing Galaxy Man's theme (the default level music) during the judging phase, so when someone pranked them by switching it to a StupidStatementDanceMix instead, they got enough of a kick out of it that ACE decided to include [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWD04IG-IGg the song itself]] in the final game.
* TroubledProduction: ''[=MaGMML=] Remastered'' started development in December 2017, taking about a year and a half to complete. Reasons for the delay included the project being lower priority than other ''[=MaGMML=]'' projects and the fact that the game used a much older and buggier version of the Megamix Engine than what would be used for ''[=MaGMML3=]'' and ''48 Hour''. This led to a planned "Episode Zero" side game being split off from the remake (see WhatCouldHaveBeen below).

* NamesTheSame:
** The Tier 4 boss of ''[=MaGMML2=]'' is a DualBoss with two Robot Masters named Scorch Man from two different games; one from the fan-game ''VideoGame/MegaManSunrise'' and the other from [[UnlicensedGame the bootleg game]] ''Zook Hero Z''. [[WhatCouldHaveBeen In the beta version, however,]] ''Zook''[='=]s Scorch Man was originally ''another'' Scorch Man, from ''Mega Man Eternal''.
** Also, every Robot Master from ''VideoGame/MegaManUnlimited'' shows up in the hub in ''[=MaGMML2=]''- expect for Jet Man, because there’s another Jet Man already in the game from ''VideoGame/RokkoChan''.

* PropRecycling: Among other things, several elements from the cancelled fangame ''Mega Man Infamous Intent'' are used in ''[=MaGMML2=]'', including the civilians, the Genesis Unit, [[ComicBook/MegaMan Quake Woman]] and [[RecycledSoundtrack a few songs]]. Duo's sprites in ''[=Episode Zero=]'' are also taken from the yet to be released [[VideoGame/MegaManRevolution Mega Man Revolution Remix]].

* {{Jossed}}: Due to [[VideoGame/MegaManRockForce Justice Man]] being excluded from ''[=MaGMML2=]'' at the request of ''Mega Man Rock Force's'' creator, it was assumed that a different character would serve as the boss of Tier 4 in ''[=MaGMML=] Remastered'' (as similar arguments with the creator of ''Mega Man Eternal'' led to Jolt Man being replaced as the Tier 1 boss), to the point where [[TheWikiRule the wiki]] had placeholders for whoever would replace Justice Man. Come release day, and Justice Man still appears as the Tier 4 boss (albeit [[spoiler: as a holographic copy instead of making an UnexplainedRecovery]]).

* NamesTheSame: The Tier 4 boss of ''[=MaGMML2=]'' is a DualBoss with two Robot Masters named Scorch Man from two different games; one from the fan-game ''VideoGame/MegaManSunrise'' and the other from [[UnlicensedGame the bootleg game]] ''Zook Hero Z''. [[WhatCouldHaveBeen In the beta version, however,]] ''Zook''[='=]s Scorch Man was originally ''another'' Scorch Man, from ''Mega Man Eternal''.