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Mega Man (1994)Based off of the popular Video Game, Megaman. In the year 200X, Robot scientists Dr. Thomas Light and Dr... See full summary » |
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Mega Man
(27 episodes, 1994-1995)
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Based off of the popular Video Game, Megaman. In the year 200X, Robot scientists Dr. Thomas Light and Dr. Albert Wily were completing their special project. Helper robots, which will help humans with everyday work. However, Dr. Wily had secretly reprogrammed the helper robots into fighting machines. Wily intends to use these robots to take over the world. After Dr. Light learned of this, he had decided to reprogram one of his other helper robots. He has chosen Rock (his male helper robot). Dr. Light gave Rock state of the art combat technology, with the ability to copy another robot's weapon, thus Dr. light created Megaman. Now, Megaman has to stop Dr. Wily and his band of robots from taking over the world. Written by John Wiggins
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Napalm Man appeared in the show's intro, but never in an actual episode. See more »Goofs
Factual errors: There are numerous appearance/attack/ability errors with the Robot Masters. For instance, Mega Man is able to get a helicopter blade from Gyro Man to make himself fly, which is impossible in the games. See more »Crazy Credits
When the episodes first aired, the Summit Media Group logo that appeared at the end of the credits was against a plain, off-white background. The repeats that aired some years later used a more elaborate, blue-background logo. When released on DVD, they went back to using the original off-white background logo. See more »
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