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This answers pretty much all questions. Why are they attacking Mega Man? Why can Mega Man [[ThreeLawsCompliant attack]] ''them''? Why does he get weapons from them? Why do they explode rather than get knocked out (Which Mega Man ''can'' [[Franchise/CapcomVsWhatever do]])? Answer to all of the above: They're robots. If ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' is the past of ''Franchise/MegaMan'', [[TheUnfought Dr. Wily]] might have used the Time Skimmer, last seen in ''VideoGame/MegaManII'', to go back and study the World Warriors in the hopes of defeating Mega Man with unpredictability instead of raw power. Dan (Man) was [[ButtMonkey a defective model]]. As for ''why'' Wily is TheUnfought, well, he might not have counted on ''how'' closely his creations mirrored M. Bison or [[BloodKnight Akuma]].
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This answers pretty much all questions. Why are they attacking Mega Man? Why can Mega Man [[ThreeLawsCompliant attack]] ''them''? Why does he get weapons from them? Why do they explode rather than get knocked out (Which Mega Man ''can'' [[Franchise/CapcomVsWhatever [[VideoGame/CapcomVs do]])? Answer to all of the above: They're robots. If ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' is the past of ''Franchise/MegaMan'', [[TheUnfought Dr. Wily]] might have used the Time Skimmer, last seen in ''VideoGame/MegaManII'', to go back and study the World Warriors in the hopes of defeating Mega Man with unpredictability instead of raw power. Dan (Man) was [[ButtMonkey a defective model]]. As for ''why'' Wily is TheUnfought, well, he might not have counted on ''how'' closely his creations mirrored M. Bison or [[BloodKnight Akuma]].
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Gill would probably make for the best FinalBoss candidate given his powers (and since Bison was Shun Goku Satsu'd by Akuma), but I get the feeling we'd more likely be seeing the far less imaginative and far less liked Seth. Oh, and Oni will probably be there as the new TrueFinalBoss since, as Akuma 2.0, [[WolverinePublicity he thus must be inserted into nearly everything like Akuma is]]. The other option would be to have Akuma show up again, [[BaitAndSwitchBoss but then be escorted off-stage by Gouken]].
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Gill would probably make for the best FinalBoss candidate given his powers (and since Bison was Shun Goku Satsu'd by Akuma), but I get the feeling we'd more likely be seeing the far less imaginative and far less liked Seth. Oh, and Oni will probably be there as the new TrueFinalBoss since, as Akuma 2.0, [[WolverinePublicity he thus must be inserted into nearly everything like Akuma is]]. The other option would be to have Akuma show up again, [[BaitAndSwitchBoss but then be escorted off-stage by Gouken]].Gouken]].
[[WMG:Balrog killing Mega Man in one hit is a subtle nod to ''VideoGame/PunchOut'']]
Balrog, named M. Bison in the Japanese Street Fighter, is based on Mike Tyson -- obviously changed because laws in the states regarding use of likeness are a bit more complicated than can be solved changing one letter. Another 1987 game, ''VideoGame/PunchOut'', starred Mike Tyson who was notorious for often being able to one shot the player -- especially early on. Put the two together, factor in it being a fan game based on the 80's and early 90's, and you have a stealth tribute.
[[WMG:Balrog killing Mega Man in one hit is a subtle nod to ''VideoGame/PunchOut'']]
Balrog, named M. Bison in the Japanese Street Fighter, is based on Mike Tyson -- obviously changed because laws in the states regarding use of likeness are a bit more complicated than can be solved changing one letter. Another 1987 game, ''VideoGame/PunchOut'', starred Mike Tyson who was notorious for often being able to one shot the player -- especially early on. Put the two together, factor in it being a fan game based on the 80's and early 90's, and you have a stealth tribute.
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The game actually is another Street Fighter tournament and they invite Mega Man to have a friendly anniversary match. Since the game is from Rock's POV, we see all the long way of reaching the world warriors around the globe (while other SF games cut to the tournament fight itself). The explosions are mere GameplayAndStorySegregation (as Fatalities in MortalKombat, since all Kombatants survived the first tournament), while Mega Man getting the weapons of organic fighters has precedent in his MarvelVsCapcom ending.
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The game actually is another Street Fighter tournament and they invite Mega Man to have a friendly anniversary match. Since the game is from Rock's POV, we see all the long way of reaching the world warriors around the globe (while other SF ''SF'' games cut to the tournament fight itself). The explosions are mere GameplayAndStorySegregation (as Fatalities in MortalKombat, ''Franchise/MortalKombat'', since all Kombatants survived the first tournament), while Mega Man getting the weapons of organic fighters has precedent in his MarvelVsCapcom ending.''[[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfSuperHeroes MvC1]]'' ending.
[[WMG:There will be a sequel sometime in the future, perhaps to commemorate the series' 30th anniversary.]]
Naturally, there will be a different set of ''Street Fighter'' characters to challenge, hopefully far more representative of the entire series than the first game was. One of these will obviously be Ken, since you have a Shoto quota to fill. Plus, obtaining the {{Shoryuken}} from him would be a nice nod to ''VideoGame/MegaManX2''. Another may be [[UnexpectedCharacter Dee Jay]], if only because his theme and [[VideoGame/MegaMan3 Gemini Man's]] go together perfectly.
Gill would probably make for the best FinalBoss candidate given his powers (and since Bison was Shun Goku Satsu'd by Akuma), but I get the feeling we'd more likely be seeing the far less imaginative and far less liked Seth. Oh, and Oni will probably be there as the new TrueFinalBoss since, as Akuma 2.0, [[WolverinePublicity he thus must be inserted into nearly everything like Akuma is]]. The other option would be to have Akuma show up again, [[BaitAndSwitchBoss but then be escorted off-stage by Gouken]].
[[WMG:There will be a sequel sometime in the future, perhaps to commemorate the series' 30th anniversary.]]
Naturally, there will be a different set of ''Street Fighter'' characters to challenge, hopefully far more representative of the entire series than the first game was. One of these will obviously be Ken, since you have a Shoto quota to fill. Plus, obtaining the {{Shoryuken}} from him would be a nice nod to ''VideoGame/MegaManX2''. Another may be [[UnexpectedCharacter Dee Jay]], if only because his theme and [[VideoGame/MegaMan3 Gemini Man's]] go together perfectly.
Gill would probably make for the best FinalBoss candidate given his powers (and since Bison was Shun Goku Satsu'd by Akuma), but I get the feeling we'd more likely be seeing the far less imaginative and far less liked Seth. Oh, and Oni will probably be there as the new TrueFinalBoss since, as Akuma 2.0, [[WolverinePublicity he thus must be inserted into nearly everything like Akuma is]]. The other option would be to have Akuma show up again, [[BaitAndSwitchBoss but then be escorted off-stage by Gouken]].
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This answers pretty much all questions. Why are they attacking Mega Man? Why can Mega Man [[ThreeLawsCompliant attack]] ''them''? Why does he get weapons from them? Why do they explode rather than get knocked out (Which Mega Man ''can'' [[Franchise/CapcomVsWhatever do]])? Answer to all of the above: They're robots. If ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' is the past of ''Franchise/MegaMan'', [[TheUnfought Dr. Wily]] might have used the Time Skimmer, last seen in ''VideoGame/MegaManII'', to go back and study the World Warriors in the hopes of defeating Mega Man with unpredictability instead of raw power. Dan (Man) was [[ButtMonkey a defective model]]. As for ''why'' Wily is TheUnfought, well, he might not have counted on ''how'' closely his creations mirrored M. Bison or [[BloodKnight Akuma]].
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This answers pretty much all questions. Why are they attacking Mega Man? Why can Mega Man [[ThreeLawsCompliant attack]] ''them''? Why does he get weapons from them? Why do they explode rather than get knocked out (Which Mega Man ''can'' [[Franchise/CapcomVsWhatever do]])? Answer to all of the above: They're robots. If ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' is the past of ''Franchise/MegaMan'', [[TheUnfought Dr. Wily]] might have used the Time Skimmer, last seen in ''VideoGame/MegaManII'', to go back and study the World Warriors in the hopes of defeating Mega Man with unpredictability instead of raw power. Dan (Man) was [[ButtMonkey a defective model]]. As for ''why'' Wily is TheUnfought, well, he might not have counted on ''how'' closely his creations mirrored M. Bison or [[BloodKnight Akuma]].Akuma]].
[[WMG: The Street Fighters aren't acting out of malice.]]
The game actually is another Street Fighter tournament and they invite Mega Man to have a friendly anniversary match. Since the game is from Rock's POV, we see all the long way of reaching the world warriors around the globe (while other SF games cut to the tournament fight itself). The explosions are mere GameplayAndStorySegregation (as Fatalities in MortalKombat, since all Kombatants survived the first tournament), while Mega Man getting the weapons of organic fighters has precedent in his MarvelVsCapcom ending.
[[WMG: The Street Fighters aren't acting out of malice.]]
The game actually is another Street Fighter tournament and they invite Mega Man to have a friendly anniversary match. Since the game is from Rock's POV, we see all the long way of reaching the world warriors around the globe (while other SF games cut to the tournament fight itself). The explosions are mere GameplayAndStorySegregation (as Fatalities in MortalKombat, since all Kombatants survived the first tournament), while Mega Man getting the weapons of organic fighters has precedent in his MarvelVsCapcom ending.
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This answers pretty much all questions. Why are they attacking Mega Man? Why can Mega Man [[ThreeLawsCompliant attack]] ''them''? Why does he get weapons from them? Why do they explode rather than get knocked out (Which Mega Man ''can'' [[Franchise/CapcomVsWhatever do]])? Answer to all of the above: They're robots. If ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' is the past of ''Franchise/MegaMan'', [[TheUnfought Dr. Wily]] might have used the Time Skimmer, last seen in ''VideoGame/MegaManII'', to go back and study the World Warriors in the hopes of defeating Mega Man with unpredictability instead of raw power. Dan (Man) was [[ButtMonkey a defective model]]. As for ''why'' Wily is TheUnfought, well, he might not have counted on ''how'' closely his creations mirrored [[CompleteMonster M. Bison]] or [[BloodKnight Akuma]].
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This answers pretty much all questions. Why are they attacking Mega Man? Why can Mega Man [[ThreeLawsCompliant attack]] ''them''? Why does he get weapons from them? Why do they explode rather than get knocked out (Which Mega Man ''can'' [[Franchise/CapcomVsWhatever do]])? Answer to all of the above: They're robots. If ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' is the past of ''Franchise/MegaMan'', [[TheUnfought Dr. Wily]] might have used the Time Skimmer, last seen in ''VideoGame/MegaManII'', to go back and study the World Warriors in the hopes of defeating Mega Man with unpredictability instead of raw power. Dan (Man) was [[ButtMonkey a defective model]]. As for ''why'' Wily is TheUnfought, well, he might not have counted on ''how'' closely his creations mirrored [[CompleteMonster M. Bison]] Bison or [[BloodKnight Akuma]].
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This answers pretty much all questions. Why are they attacking Megaman? Why can Megaman [[ThreeLawsCompliant attack]] ''them''? Why does he get weapons from them? Why do they explode rather than get knocked out (Which Megaman ''can'' [[CapcomVsWhatever do]])? Answer to all of the above: They're robots. If ''StreetFighter'' is the past of ''MegaMan'', [[TheUnfought Dr. Wily]] might have used the Time Skimmer, last seen in ''VideoGame/MegaManII'', to go back and study the World Warriors in the hopes of defeating Megaman with unpredictability instead of raw power. Dan (Man) was [[ButtMonkey a defective model]]. As for ''why'' Wily is TheUnfought, well, he might not have counted on ''how'' closely his creations mirrored [[CompleteMonster M. Bison]] or [[BloodKnight Akuma]].
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This answers pretty much all questions. Why are they attacking Megaman? Mega Man? Why can Megaman Mega Man [[ThreeLawsCompliant attack]] ''them''? Why does he get weapons from them? Why do they explode rather than get knocked out (Which Megaman Mega Man ''can'' [[CapcomVsWhatever [[Franchise/CapcomVsWhatever do]])? Answer to all of the above: They're robots. If ''StreetFighter'' ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' is the past of ''MegaMan'', ''Franchise/MegaMan'', [[TheUnfought Dr. Wily]] might have used the Time Skimmer, last seen in ''VideoGame/MegaManII'', to go back and study the World Warriors in the hopes of defeating Megaman Mega Man with unpredictability instead of raw power. Dan (Man) was [[ButtMonkey a defective model]]. As for ''why'' Wily is TheUnfought, well, he might not have counted on ''how'' closely his creations mirrored [[CompleteMonster M. Bison]] or [[BloodKnight Akuma]].
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[[WMG: The Street Fighters ''are'' Robot Masters.]]
This answers pretty much all questions. Why are they attacking Megaman? Why can Megaman [[ThreeLawsCompliant attack]] ''them''? Why does he get weapons from them? Why do they explode rather than get knocked out (Which Megaman ''can'' [[CapcomVsWhatever do]])? Answer to all of the above: They're robots. If ''StreetFighter'' is the past of ''MegaMan'', [[TheUnfought Dr. Wily]] might have used the Time Skimmer, last seen in ''VideoGame/MegaManII'', to go back and study the World Warriors in the hopes of defeating Megaman with unpredictability instead of raw power. Dan (Man) was [[ButtMonkey a defective model]]. As for ''why'' Wily is TheUnfought, well, he might not have counted on ''how'' closely his creations mirrored [[CompleteMonster M. Bison]] or [[BloodKnight Akuma]].
This answers pretty much all questions. Why are they attacking Megaman? Why can Megaman [[ThreeLawsCompliant attack]] ''them''? Why does he get weapons from them? Why do they explode rather than get knocked out (Which Megaman ''can'' [[CapcomVsWhatever do]])? Answer to all of the above: They're robots. If ''StreetFighter'' is the past of ''MegaMan'', [[TheUnfought Dr. Wily]] might have used the Time Skimmer, last seen in ''VideoGame/MegaManII'', to go back and study the World Warriors in the hopes of defeating Megaman with unpredictability instead of raw power. Dan (Man) was [[ButtMonkey a defective model]]. As for ''why'' Wily is TheUnfought, well, he might not have counted on ''how'' closely his creations mirrored [[CompleteMonster M. Bison]] or [[BloodKnight Akuma]].
