Game Play Stats Damage Data Weapons Items Characters Robot Masters Enemies
	SYSTEM YEAR GENRE RATING NES 1988 Traditional 90% ALSO KNOWN AS Rockman 2

		GAME PLAY STATS

I’m being attacked by rabbits? What next?

For a description of what these stats mean, see the Stat Explanation page.

Open Menu: No

Charge Up: No*

Lose Charge: No*

Horizontal Recoil: 1 block

Vertical Recoil: 4 blocks

Shots On Screen: No

Fall Off Ladder: Yes

* Charge stats relate to the Atomic Fire.

		DAMAGE DATA

	P	ME	WO	BU	AI	CR	HE	FL	QU
Metal Man:	2	28	0	0	0	0	2:8	0	8
Wood Man:	2	4	0	0	8	4	2:28	0	0
Bubble Man:	2	8	0	+	0	4	0:0	0	4
Air Man:	4	0	20	0	0	0	4:12	0	4
Crash Man:	2	0	0	2	14	0	2:12	0	2
Heat Man:	4	2	0	10	4	0	0:0	0	4
Flash Man:	4	8	0	4	0	6	4:12	0	0
Quick Man:	4	0	0	0	4	8	4:20	14	0
Mecha Dragon:	2	0	0	0	0	2	2:14	0	2
Detachable Walls:	1	1	0	2	0	0	1:2	0	1
Guts Dozer:	2	0	0	2	0	2	2:14	0	4
Orb Room:	0	0	0	0	0	6	0:0	0	0
Wily 1:	2	2	0	0	0	8	2:28	0	0
Wily 2:	2	2	0	0	2	8	0:0	0	2
Holographic Alien:	0	0	0	2	0	0	0:0	0	0

Notes: For HE (Atomic Fire), first digit is HE fired normally, and second digit is HE fully charged. Damages are from “Normal” mode. For “Difficult” mode, halve the above values. Data compiled by Pixelboy. Boss data from Daniel.

		WEAPONS

Uses: 2 units Obtained From: Air Man Characteristics: Multidirectional Color Scheme: Blue and white Appears In: MM2, MMII, MMWW, MMPF  AIR SHOOTER Three small tornadoes fly upward in a tight group, spreading apart as they get farther up the screen.

Uses: 1 unit (6-10 charged) Obtained From: Heat Man Characteristics: Chargeable Color Scheme: Red and yellow-orange Appears In: MM2, MMI, MMWW  ATOMIC FIRE Fires spheres of red-hot energy. Can be charged up to increase the size and power of the sphere, but this also increases the energy consumed.

Uses: 1/2 unit Obtained From: Bubble Man Color Scheme: Gray and white Appears In: MM2, MMI, MMWW, MMPF  BUBBLE LEAD A large bubble travels along the floor. Very powerful in that it can destroy most objects, even those the arm cannon alone cannot harm.

Uses: 4 units Also Known As: Clash Bomber Obtained From: Crash Man Color Scheme: Salmon and white Appears In: MM2, MMII, MMWW, MMPB  CRASH BOMBER Shoots a bomb across the screen. Touching an enemy causes it to explode instantly; however, if it hits a wall or other solid object, it will attach itself and sit there for a few seconds before exploding. Very useful and powerful explosive.

Uses: 3 units Obtained From: Wood Man Color Scheme: Green and white Appears In: MM2, MMII, MMWW, MMPB  LEAF SHIELD A circle of green leaves surrounds the user. The shield can withstand hits from minor opponents, although some enemies may manage to get through it. Press any direction on the control pad to hurl the shield in that direction.

Uses: 1/4 unit Obtained From: Metal Man Characteristics: Aimable Color Scheme: Olive and light yellow Appears In: MM2, MMII, MMWW  METAL BLADE This is perhaps the most useful weapon in any Mega Man game. Blades can be fired in any of eight directions by pressing the desired direction before firing. They fly straight, affect most robots, and can be fired over 60 times on one stock of energy.

Uses: 1/8 unit Obtained From: Quick Man Characteristics: Rapid-fire, Boomerangs Color Scheme: Pink and lilac Appears In: MM2, MMI, MMWW, MMPF  QUICK BOOMERANG Fires a rapid volley of small pink boomerangs. Useful in some cases but has short range.

Uses: Full Obtained From: Flash Man Characteristics: Full-screen Color Scheme: Violet and lilac Appears In: MM2, MMI, MMWW  TIME STOPPER When activated, this stops nearly everything in the area in its tracks. This mode is sustained by constantly consuming weapon energy; when it is drained, the Stopper shuts off. Unfortunately, there is no way to fire or otherwise take an offensive while the Time Stopper is in effect, and there’s no way to turn it off early either.

		ITEMS

Also Known As: Life Energy Appears In: MM1, MM2, MM3, MM4, MM5, MM6, MM7, MM8, MM9, MMI, MMII, MMIII, MMIV, MMV, M&B, MMWW, MMPU  ENERGY PELLET Energy pellets refill your life meter. The small ones refill 2 units—not a lot, but it can really add up.

Appears In: MM1, MM2, MM3, MM4, MM5, MM6, MM7, MM8, MM9, MMI, MMII, MMIII, MMIV, MMV, M&B, MMWW, MMPU  ENERGY CAPSULE These globes are the same as energy pellets except that more energy is refilled (8 to 10 units usually).

Appears In: MM1, MM2, MM3, MM4, MM5, MM6, MM7, MM8, MM9, MMI, MMII, MMIII, MMIV, MMV, M&B, MMWW, MMPU  WEAPON ENERGY PELLET The colored pellets are weapon energy. They refill your current weapon or adapter rather than your life energy. Weapon energy changes color according to which weapon you are currently equipped with. Before picking up a pellet be sure to equip a weapon that needs the energy.

Appears In: MM1, MM2, MM3, MM4, MM5, MM6, MM7, MM8, MM9, MMI, MMII, MMIII, MMIV, MMV, M&B, MMWW, MMPU  WEAPON ENERGY CAPSULE These are the same as weapon energy pellets except that more energy is refilled (8 to 10 units usually).

Also Known As: Spare Body Appears In: MM1, MM2, MM3, MM4, MM5, MM6, MM7, MM8, MM9, MMI, MMII, MMIII, MMIV, MMV, M&B, MMWW, MMPU  1-UP Extra lives. If you have one of these when you bite the dust, you’ll be given another chance at the stage.

Also Known As: E-Tank; Energy Can Appears In: MM2, MM3, MM4, MM5, MM6, MM7, MM9, MMI, MMII, MMIII, MMIV, MMV, MMWW  ENERGY TANK This is an entire stock of energy that Mega Man can carry around until needed. You use these off the subscreen (select the little blue dots with the “E” next to them). When used, Mega Man’s energy meter will be refilled completely. Mega Man can carry up to four of these at a time.

Appears In: MM2, MMWW  ITEM-1 Creates platforms that drift upward. Mega Man can place up to three of them at a time. They disappear after a preset period of time.

Appears In: MM2, MMWW  ITEM-2 This is the predecessor to the Rush Jet. The jetboard begins moving shortly after Mega Man places it (so better hop on quick!) and cannot be maneuvered. It merely flies horizontally, and at a rapid pace to boot. It disappears when it runs out of energy or goes off the screen.

Appears In: MM2, MMWW  ITEM-3 This item is a platform that climbs walls. It is pretty useless unless you have a wall to attach it to; however, it can get higher than the Item-1 provided the wall goes high enough. When this item reaches the top of a wall or when Mega Man jumps off, it will reverse and begin climbing back down.

		CHARACTERS

HP: 28 AT: 1 Also Known As: Rockman; Rock Number: DRN001 Appears In: MM1, MM2, MM3, MM4, MM5, MM6, MM7, MM8, MM9, MMI, MMII, MMIII, MMIV, MMV, M&B, MMWW, MMPU, MMPB, MMPF  MEGA MAN Mega Man was once a household robot named Rock, but when Dr. Wily turned evil, Rock was converted by his creator Dr. Light into the fighting robot known as Mega Man. This small blue robot is equipped with twin arm cannons and the Weapon Copy system which lets him take weapons from defeated foes.

Also Known As: Dr.Right; Dr.Wright Appears In: MM1, MM2, MM3, MM4, MM5, MM6, MM7, MM8, MM9, MMI, MMII, MMIII, MMIV, MMV, M&B, MMWW, MMPU, MMPB, MMPF  DR. THOMAS XAVIER LIGHT This is the scientist that started it all, for he was the one who first created revolutionary human-like robots. He was responsible for creating Mega Man and Roll, and he worked with Dr. Wily for a time.

Also Known As: Dr.Wiley; Dr.Waily Appears In: MM1, MM2, MM3, MM4, MM5, MM6, MM7, MM8, MM9, MMI, MMII, MMIII, MMIV, MMV, M&B, MMWW, MMPU, MMPB, MMPF  DR. ALBERT W. WILY Dr. Wily was once Dr. Light’s partner, but then he turned against his former colleague. After being soundly defeated by Mega Man, he tries again with eight of his own Robot Masters.

		ROBOT MASTERS

HP: 28 AT: 4-8 Number: DWN010 Weapon: Air Shooter Weakness: Leaf Shield Appears In: MM2, MMII, MMWW, MMPF  AIR MAN Air Man is definitely an odd-looking Robot Master as he has no neck. It looks as though his mouth is the giant fan-shaped Air Shooter built into his chest, which can not only blow things around, but is also what produces his tornados. The small blue tornados, coupled with the fierce wind Air Man produces, can prove difficult to dodge. However, Air Man does not have a very hardy construction and a few good hits will finish him. Rumor has it you can also equip the Leaf Shield and stand behind him, where his tornados cannot reach...

HP: 28 AT: 2-4 Number: DWN011 Weapon: Bubble Lead Weakness: Metal Blade Appears In: MM2, MMI, MMWW, MMPF  BUBBLE MAN Bubble Man is a small aquatic robot complete with fins and a mask that he doesn’t really need. His Bubble Lead is certainly unique, for it is heavy except when underwater, yet flows like a bubble. Bubble Man also has a plasma cannon to keep you entertained while you are trying to dodge his bubbles, and he loves lairs with ceilings lined with spikes. The Metal Blade will slice and dice him quickly enough.

HP: 28 AT: 4 Also Known As: Clash Man Number: DWN013 Weapon: Crash Bomber Weakness: Air Shooter Appears In: MM2, MMII, MMWW, MMPB  CRASH MAN Do not be fooled by how quickly this guy falls to the Air Shooter, for without this weapon you are in for a fierce battle. Crash Man will pace his room rapidly, jumping your shots when you fire and returning fire with his Crash Bombs. A thorough dousing of bombs will make short work of any attacker, though the Air Shooter makes even shorter work of Crash Man. Don’t enter this battle without it!

HP: 28 AT: 2-4 Number: DWN014 Weapon: Time Stopper Weakness: Metal Blade Appears In: MM2, MMI, MMWW  FLASH MAN Flash Man’s weapon doesn’t actually do any damage; it merely freezes his opponent in place. This is why he also has plasma cannons to supplement his Time Stopper. Thus he can easily freeze his enemy before giving him a quick spray from his cannons. When Mega Man uses the Time Stopper he doesn’t have this luxury. Metal Blades work well on Flash Man, as do normal arm cannon shots.

HP: 28 AT: 4-8 Number: DWN015 Weapon: Atomic Fire Weakness: Bubble Lead Appears In: MM2, MMI, MMWW, MMPB, MMPF  HEAT MAN Heat Man can turn himself into a comet of fire and blaze across the room. Other than this, he attacks by tossing out bursts of fire. Bubble Lead will extinguish him quite quickly.

HP: 28 AT: 3-6 Number: DWN009 Weapon: Metal Blade Weakness: Metal Blade Appears In: MM2, MMII, MMWW  METAL MAN Metal Man’s Metal Blades are a prized reward, for they are perhaps the most useful of the Master Weapons. Metal Man can toss them out rapidly, but usually he won’t fire unless you shoot first, though occasionally he will chuck a Blade at you for lack of something better to do. He won’t move from where he is standing until you move in too close, so keep your distance and fire away. His weakness listing is not a mistake; Metal Man is incredibly vulnerable to the very weapon he chucks out—a single Metal Blade will finish him. You can also hack him apart with the Quick Boomerang, if you don’t mind getting so close.

HP: 28 AT: 4 Number: DWN012 Weapon: Quick Boomerang Weakness: Time Stopper Appears In: MM2, MMI, MMWW, MMPF  QUICK MAN This infamous horned Robot Master actually isn’t as fast as his name suggests, though he can move at a decent clip. The biggest danger is lack of room to maneuver, for while bouncing around the room Quick Man will toss several Quick Boomerangs from the special shooter mounted on his arm. A fully-charged Time Stopper will hack away half of Quick Man’s energy, though, and Crash Bombs also make a serious dent.

HP: 28 AT: 4-8 Number: DWN016 Weapon: Leaf Shield Weakness: Atomic Fire Appears In: MM2, MMII, MMWW, MMPB  WOOD MAN Built to look as though he is made out of a tree trunk, Wood Man has a great defense in his Leaf Shield. Crash Bombs are one of the only weapons that can penetrate the special leaves. A burst of Atomic Fire is favored once Wood Man tosses away his shield, for a single fully-powered shot can destroy Wood Man if it hits solidly enough.

Thanks to Dalek-Man for some of the data.

		ENEMIES

HP: - AT: 2 Also Known As: Goblin Appears In: MM2  AIR TIKKI It’s a good thing you can’t destroy these because you need them to serve as platforms. They appear when you get close to them; you might have to move forward carefully to coax one appear first, before you prepare to make the actual jump. Watch out for the horns that raise and fall from the corners of their heads, though. Air Tikkis release Gremlins when you stand on their heads, so it’s best not to linger.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Cuckoo Weakness: Crash Bomber Appears In: MM2  ATOMIC CHICKEN These roadrunners dash quickly forward and occasionally jump. Until you know the level well, they can approach unexpectedly, but once you get used to their timing, you’ll find you can often just run underneath them without breaking your stride.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Batton; Batonton Weakness: Air Shooter Appears In: MM2  BUBBLE BAT These bulbous black bats hang upside down from objects in the background until you get close, then drop and fly toward you. Attack them when they have their wings open.

HP: 1 AT: 8 Appears In: MM2  BUROKKII This enemy is four barrels stacked on top of each other; one of them has eyes. Not surprisingly, shoot the face. Sometimes when you defeat this thing, it will shoot its other three barrels outward, and the head falls to the ground, only to restore itself a few moments later. Shoot it again to defeat it.

HP: ? AT: ? Weakness: Leaf Shield Appears In: MM2  CRABBOT A crab on wheels. If you hit this with certain weapons, you will knock its shell off. This is cute, but not always helpful, since the Crabbot speeds up when you do this.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Shotman Weakness: Leaf Shield Appears In: MM2  CRAZY CANNON This guy has a little hand on one side which it can use to adjust the aim of its cannon barrel. Kind of cute, but it means that the trajectory of its shots is subject to change.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Kerogg Weakness: Quick Boomerang Appears In: MM2  CROAKER Giant frogs that sit still and release tiny little versions of themselves, usually in groups of three. It’s the mini-frogs that really are the trouble. Notice they jump higher underwater.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Matasaburo Appears In: MM2  FAN FIEND These things don’t really have a direct attack, but they can blow you away from them or toward them, which can interfere with your jumping. Luckily, you can destroy them.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Pipi Weakness: Crash Bomber Appears In: MM2  FLYING FISH Despite its name, this is a bird which flies by and drops an egg. The egg explodes into tiny little birds that will swoop in on you. Defend yourself with the Leaf Shield and you can avoid them easily. Or, try to destroy the egg before it breaks.

HP: 1 AT: 2 Appears In: MM2  GREMLIN Not really dangerous individually, but these little heads released by the Air Tikki can get in your way when you are attempting to leap from one Tikki to the next. Up to three of them can be on the screen at once, and they will tend to gang up on you if you hang around too long.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Hurendaa Appears In: MM2  HOT DOG This robot dog doesn’t move, but continuously breathes fire in an arc pattern forward. When you drop into a room with a Hot Dog, stand in a safe place and watch the pattern of the flames, then move in for the kill.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Changekey Mecha Weakness: Air Shooter Appears In: MM2  HOTHEAD This robot stands and tosses flames at you from the top of its head. You can always tell when you are approaching one because it lights the way.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Anchor Appears In: MM2  LANTERN FISH Naturally you’ll find these things underwater. Hit the bulb on the top of their heads to damage them. They keep releasing Shrimp to come after you, so take them out to put a stop to this.

HP: 2 AT: 2 Also Known As: Kaminari Goro Appears In: MM2  LIGHTNING LORD Ah, the fun Lightning Lords. These float around on cloud platforms and toss lightning bolts at you. Shoot them off their platforms and claim them for your own. Just be careful about scrolling them back onto the screen.

HP: ? AT: ? Appears In: MM2  M-445 One of the more high-tech looking robots in the game. This one looks remotely like a jellyfish, but honestly, it resembles the bubble boss from Mega Man 1 even more. These float around in the water in Bubble Man’s stage.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Kaettekita Monking Weakness: Crash Bomber Appears In: MM2  MECHA MONKEY This monkey leaps upward from underneath branches when you get close. After that, it will bounce around and basically make a pest of itself.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Mettool Weakness: Atomic Fire Appears In: MM1, MM2, MM9, MMPU, MMB&C  MET The trademark of the Mega Man series, these are yellow hard hats with green crosses. They usually lie in wait with their hats down, covering their eyes and feet. Their helmets are impervious to most known weaponry, so one must wait until they pop up to fire. When Mets are firing is also when they can be damaged. Mets usually fire a three-way spread shot.

HP: 3 AT: 4 Weakness: Leaf Shield Appears In: MM2, M&B  MOLE These drill out from the ceilings and floors of certain areas. Inch forward slowly and destroy them for power-ups. Whenever you encounter a hall of Moles, you should never leave it until you have full health and full weapons. Moles will never appear right where you are standing, so if you are not moving, you won’t be touched.

HP: 1-2 AT: 4 Appears In: MM2  PIEROBOT Jester-like robots that drop down onto wheels, then ride them as they try to run you over. You can destroy either the jester or the wheel separately, though you’re better off aiming at the wheel. Just remember not to get hit by the jester itself as it falls off the wheel.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Telle Appears In: MM2, MM9  PIPE BOMBER These appear out of pipes in the background, and relentlessly move toward you. They can go through walls and everything. (It’s not fair, I tell you.) Only about three of them can be on the screen at once, but if you destroy one or more of them, the pipes will release additional ones to replace them.

HP: - AT: 8 Appears In: MM2  PRESS This is a spiked weight on a chain that falls down from above, trying to land on you. Oddly, you cannot jump over it while it is down because even the chain hurts you. You have to run under it while it is raised.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Flyboy Weakness: Air Shooter Appears In: MM2  PROP-TOP Springs with a helicopter prop on the top. They drop down from above, then try to jump and land on you. If you aren’t aiming to destroy them, it’s easiest to just run underneath when they hop.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Robitto Weakness: Crash Bomber Appears In: MM2  ROBO-RABBIT This thing jumps around and tosses carrots at you. No, I’m not joking. Not really all that dangerous, though anything with a ranged attack can get at you unexpectedly.

HP: ? AT: ? Weakness: Metal Blade Appears In: MM2  SHRIMP As you’d expect, these appear to move backwards. They come at you in little spurts, but are really only a danger when they gang up on you, or approach from inconvenient angles. The Metal Blade can take care of that last part fairly well, however.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Kurou Appears In: MM2  SNAPPER These things drop down at you at the most inopportune times sometimes. Once you are familiar with the stage, you will know when to expect them, but otherwise, it’s best to move carefully and react quickly.

HP: ? AT: ? Weakness: Air Shooter Appears In: MM2  SNIPER ARMOR A giant, two-legged mecha that a Sniper Joe rides around in. You can’t hit the armor with your normal weapons. Also, once you destroy the armor, the Sniper Joe will drop down and fight you himself.

HP: ? AT: ? Appears In: MM1, MM2, MM9, MMPU  SNIPER JOE The fabled Sniper Joes are the first incarnation of what would later become a whole family of Joes, each similar in appearance and attack style and almost always possessing the trademark visor. Sniper Joes defend themselves with their shields and, while standing, are only vulnerable from the front while they are firing. If you want to take one on head-to-head, wait until it fires, then jump its shots while hitting it with your own. Sniper Joes can also be damaged while they are jumping.

HP: ? AT: 4 Weakness: Leaf Shield Appears In: MM2  SPRINGER Similar to the Spine enemies from other games. They move back and forth, speeding up when you are standing on the same ledge as they are. If you touch them, they will spring upward (thus their name). You can’t destroy them with the arm cannon. Despite the stated weakness, I usually use the Bubble Lead to take care of these guys. If you don’t have a weapon that can touch them, sometimes you can deal with them by scrolling them off the screen.

HP: ? AT: ? Also Known As: Sukuwaamu Weakness: Metal Blade Appears In: MM2  WORM These boomerang-shaped things constantly spill out of their holes. You can shoot the worms for power-ups, or destroy the base to stop them entirely.