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Description
Working Prototype: R1488Q
Height: 2M
Weight: 290 Kilos
Special Ability: Accelerated hydraulics

Dr Wiley understood advanced physics. Fortunately the most principle physics formula F=MA would guide him to the design of one of his greatest creations, prototype R1488Q. His design plan was simple...create the lightest combat robots in the world.
Everything that was thought as a vital component to a combat robot was stripped off prototype R1488Q. Gone was the traditional arm cannon, high density armor plating, mechanical actuators as well as the overly complex internal signaling and clocking system which coordinates synchronized movements and attacks. Wiley replaced all dense metalloids with an ultra light weight aluminum alloy and carbon skeleton. Movement was initiated by a series of hydraulic pistons and electromagnetic switch plates. This system produced phenomenal results which resulted in a nimble and acrobatic prototype. This system would have revolutionized the modern robot, although potential buyers were wary of the cost as well as complexity to maintain. In his final bid to show the robot's true strength as the future prototype of all robotics; Wiley placed his robot in head to head battles against all the other commercial units. R1488Q, the 'Quick Man', destroyed the competition in all categories save for one: cost. At nearly quadruple the price of any other robot on the market, buyers left Wiley and his masterpiece alone on the showroom floor.

See my other Mega Man Robot Masters here...[link]

Description
Working Prototype: R1488Q
Height: 2M
Weight: 290 Kilos
Special Ability: Accelerated hydraulics

Dr Wiley understood advanced physics. Fortunately the most principle physics formula F=MA would guide him to the design of one of his greatest creations, prototype R1488Q. His design plan was simple...create the lightest combat robots in the world.
Everything that was thought as a vital component to a combat robot was stripped off prototype R1488Q. Gone was the traditional arm cannon, high density armor plating, mechanical actuators as well as the overly complex internal signaling and clocking system which coordinates synchronized movements and attacks. Wiley replaced all dense metalloids with an ultra light weight aluminum alloy and carbon skeleton. Movement was initiated by a series of hydraulic pistons and electromagnetic switch plates. This system produced phenomenal results which resulted in a nimble and acrobatic prototype. This system would have revolutionized the modern robot, although potential buyers were wary of the cost as well as complexity to maintain. In his final bid to show the robot's true strength as the future prototype of all robotics; Wiley placed his robot in head to head battles against all the other commercial units. R1488Q, the 'Quick Man', destroyed the competition in all categories save for one: cost. At nearly quadruple the price of any other robot on the market, buyers left Wiley and his masterpiece alone on the showroom floor.

See my other Mega Man Robot Masters here...[link]