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Platform filter below. Click any game entry to reveal its robot master or Maverick boss grid. Boss cards use per-weapon colour theming via CSS custom properties.

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MM1

Mega Man

NES 1987 · Capcom

Composer: Manami Matsumae · Director: Akira Kitamura

6 robot masters; series debut; the "bad box art" game in North America.

Cut Man

Guts Man

Ice Man

Bomb Man

Fire Man

Elec Man

Mega Man 2 ★ FLAGSHIP

NES 1988 (JP) / 1989 (NA) · Capcom

Composer: Takashi Tateishi · 8 robot masters · Skunkworks sequel

Best-selling classic series entry. Tateishi's OST. Weapon dependency chain. Wily Stage 1.

Metal Man

Air Man

Bubble Man

Quick Man

Crash Man

Flash Man

Heat Man

Wood Man

Mega Man 3

NES 1990 · Capcom

Introduces Rush; Proto Man as Break Man; Shadow Man fan favourite.

Magnet Man

Hard Man

Top Man

Snake Man

Spark Man

Shadow Man

Gemini Man

Needle Man

Mega Man 4

NES 1991 (NA) / 1992 (JP) · Capcom

Composer: Yasuaki Fujita · Mega Buster charge shot introduced · Dr. Cossack antagonist.

Toad Man

Bright Man

Pharaoh Man

Ring Man

Dust Man

Skull Man

Dive Man

Drill Man

MM5

Mega Man 5

NES 1992 · Capcom

Composer: Yasuaki Fujita · Proto Man as antagonist · Super Mega Buster.

Gravity Man

Wave Man

Stone Man

Gyro Man

Star Man

Charge Man

Napalm Man

Crystal Man

Mega Man 6

NES 1993 (JP) / 1994 (NA) · Capcom / Nintendo (NA)

Composer: Yasuaki Fujita · International robot master design contest · Final NES classic entry.

Blizzard Man

Centaur Man

Flame Man

Knight Man

Plant Man

Tomahawk Man

Yamato Man

Wind Man

Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge

Game Boy 1991 · Capcom / Minakuchi Engineering

First GB entry (Rockman World JP). Masters from MM1 and MM2.

Cut Man

Ice Man

Fire Man

Elec Man

Air Man

Bubble Man

Quick Man

Heat Man

Mega Man II (Game Boy)

Game Boy 1992 · Capcom / Minakuchi Engineering

Rockman World 2; masters from MM3 and MM4.

Magnet Man

Hard Man

Top Man

Snake Man

Toad Man

Bright Man

Pharaoh Man

Drill Man

Mega Man V (Game Boy)

Game Boy 1994 · Capcom / Minakuchi Engineering

Rockman World 5; Stardroids (space-themed bosses); widely considered the best GB entry.

Terra

Mercury

Venus

Mars

Saturn

Uranus

Pluto

Neptune

Mega Man X

SNES 1993 (JP) / 1994 (NA) · Capcom

Composers: Makoto Tomozawa, Yuki Iwai, Setsuo Yamamoto · Wall-climb, dash, armour upgrades.

Storm Eagle

Chill Penguin

Spark Mandrill

Armored Armadillo

Launch Octopus

Boomerang Kuwanger

Sting Chameleon

Flame Mammoth

MMX2

Mega Man X2

SNES 1994 · Capcom

Uses Cx4 chip for pseudo-3D effects; X-Hunters as antagonist trio.

Wire Sponge

Wheel Gator

Bubble Crab

Flame Stag

Morph Moth

Magna Centipede

Crystal Snail

Overdrive Ostrich

MMX3

Mega Man X3

SNES 1995 · Capcom

First X game with briefly playable Zero; final SNES X entry.

Neon Tiger

Blizzard Buffalo

Volt Catfish

Crush Crawfish

Tunnel Rhino

Toxic Seahorse

Gravity Beetle

Blast Hornet

Mega Man 7

SNES 1995 · Capcom

Classic series on SNES; introduces Bass (Forte) as rival; larger sprites.

Freeze Man

Junk Man

Burst Man

Cloud Man

Spring Man

Slash Man

Shade Man

Turbo Man

Soccer

Mega Man Soccer

SNES 1994 · Capcom

Sports spin-off; robot masters as soccer teams; catalogue curiosity.

Mega Man Team

Cut Man's Team

Fire Man's Team

COLL

Mega Man Anniversary Collection

GameCube / PS2 / Xbox 2004 · Capcom

Compiles Mega Man 1–8 plus two arcade games. Official emulation with gallery.

MM1–8 Classic Series

Mega Man: The Power Battle (Arcade)

Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters (Arcade)