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First of all, just like last time, we have yet another poorly-drawn Chibi. This time, it's Bond Man, who I think was an unused bot in the first game!!

As for why I gave Crash Man hair, it might be because he looked somewhat bald if I'd gone with his normal design, no alterations save being drawn in my style. Whatever, suits me I guess. Then again, Mega Man himself has hair under that helmet. It's all messy because he doesn't like to take it off while he fights to save the world.

Speaking of Crash Man, his stage was the first stage theme composed in the game, or so I'm led to believe. That's why it sounds considerably different than the other 7 Robot Masters.

What is it with the designer of this game's bosses and giving like 20% of the more human-looking Robot Masters eyeshadow!? Splash Woman I can understand, since she's one of like 3 female robots in the entire classic series, and Elec Man, I can get behind, because he's FABULOUS, but Heat Man?? Then again, he is kinda crazy. Being able to light your entire body on fire can do that to you. Or maybe Wily made a goof in there.

I also took the liberty of giving Wood Man plenty of leaves. Heheh! He's a robot named Wood Man? Tin Woodman!? ...Come on, guys, try the kebabs!

About Quick Man, if one YouTube comment is to be believed, the designers of the game were originally gonna make him a rival of sorts to the Blue Bomber himself, but then the 3rd game came along and Proto Man was introduced, so we never saw ol' Quickie again, aside from fanart. 5 years and 4 games later, Bass* came along, but this time, Proto Man stayed! In fact, he was DLC in 9 and playable from the get-go in 10! Sadly, he seems absent from 11.

And Bubble Man seems to resemble "Sonic Man" from the abysmal bootleg game for the DOS. Given "Oil Man" from the other, equally bad DOS game was eventually a real Robot Master for Powered Up, one has to wonder if Sonic Man will be used for the name of a Robot Master for the 12th game.

Mega Man - Capcom
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*as in "drop the bass", though in 8, his name's mispronounced as "sea bass"

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First of all, just like last time, we have yet another poorly-drawn Chibi. This time, it's Bond Man, who I think was an unused bot in the first game!!

As for why I gave Crash Man hair, it might be because he looked somewhat bald if I'd gone with his normal design, no alterations save being drawn in my style. Whatever, suits me I guess. Then again, Mega Man himself has hair under that helmet. It's all messy because he doesn't like to take it off while he fights to save the world.

Speaking of Crash Man, his stage was the first stage theme composed in the game, or so I'm led to believe. That's why it sounds considerably different than the other 7 Robot Masters.

What is it with the designer of this game's bosses and giving like 20% of the more human-looking Robot Masters eyeshadow!? Splash Woman I can understand, since she's one of like 3 female robots in the entire classic series, and Elec Man, I can get behind, because he's FABULOUS, but Heat Man?? Then again, he is kinda crazy. Being able to light your entire body on fire can do that to you. Or maybe Wily made a goof in there.

I also took the liberty of giving Wood Man plenty of leaves. Heheh! He's a robot named Wood Man? Tin Woodman!? ...Come on, guys, try the kebabs!

About Quick Man, if one YouTube comment is to be believed, the designers of the game were originally gonna make him a rival of sorts to the Blue Bomber himself, but then the 3rd game came along and Proto Man was introduced, so we never saw ol' Quickie again, aside from fanart. 5 years and 4 games later, Bass* came along, but this time, Proto Man stayed! In fact, he was DLC in 9 and playable from the get-go in 10! Sadly, he seems absent from 11.

And Bubble Man seems to resemble "Sonic Man" from the abysmal bootleg game for the DOS. Given "Oil Man" from the other, equally bad DOS game was eventually a real Robot Master for Powered Up, one has to wonder if Sonic Man will be used for the name of a Robot Master for the 12th game.

Mega Man - Capcom
Bases (used as references) -

*as in "drop the bass", though in 8, his name's mispronounced as "sea bass"