Heat Man

Heat Man

Artwork by Capcom

DWN-015

Information In-Game Information HP: 28 Attack Damage: 8 (contact) 4 (flame) Weapon: Atomic Fire Weakness(es): Water Shield, Tornado Blow, Ice Wall, Rec Can3 Rain Flush48H Icicle Chip (Z-Saber, Blank Drive)EZ Top Spin, Sakugarne, Chill Spike, Ice SlasherMegamix Only Affiliations: Dr. Wily Type: Flame Occupation: Combat Robot Location(s): MaGMML3: Rec Man MaG48HMML: Volcanic Facility MaGMML: Episode Zero: Null and Void Misc. Information Script: ヒートマン Romaji: Hītoman Designer(s): Toshiyuki Kataoka Programmer(s): NaOH Gender: Male Eye Color: Green Series Information Official Game Appearances: Mega Man 2 Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge Mega Man: The Wily Wars MaGMML Game Appearances: MaGMML(1R) (NPC) MaGMML2 (NPC) MaGMML3 (Boss, NPC) MaG48HMML (Boss) MaGMML: Episode Zero (Boss, NPC) Megamix Engine

"Ugh, what's that horrible smell?"

―Heat Man, Make a Good Mega Man Level. He'd better get used to it.

Heat Man is a boss from Mega Man 2. Created by Dr. Wily as a means of doing everything Fire Man did but better, Heat Man can produce nuclear-powered fire that reaches temperatures of up to 12,000 degrees Celsius, using it for both offense and defense.

Heat Man appears in Make a Good Mega Man Level as an NPC in the Tier 1 sewer, complaining about an awful smell. He reappears as an NPC in Make a Good Mega Man Level 2, again appearing in a sewer, Tier 2. Heat Man makes his first non-sewer inhabiting NPC role in Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero, found in Chateau Chevaleresque in Mega City, expressing a seemingly baseless fear over giant elemental security robots.

Presumably having gotten sick of being chucked into sewers, he was added as a premade boss with the Megamix Engine's release, and subsequently appears as a devkit boss for all games that use the engine. His debut in this capacity came in MaGMML: Episode Zero, as part of Mega Man 2 NETA in Null and Void. He later appeared in Make a Good 48 Hour Mega Man Level as the boss of Volcanic Facility. While in Make a Good Mega Man Level 3 he returned to his roots as a sewer-dwelling NPC in Tier 3, as a boss Heat Man only appeared in the entry Rec Man, as part of the Remnant Rumble.

Battle

When left unprovoked, Heat Man will constantly toss groups of three flames that grow into larger pillars when they touch the ground, with the distance between the furthest-thrown and second-furthest-thrown flame being larger than the distance between the second-furthest-thrown and the closest-thrown. When Heat Man takes damage, he will engulf himself in flames and charge to Mega Man's position after a brief pause. Heat Man will be invincible to most attacks when engulfed in flames, and to all attacks when charging. The flames will then disappear from around Heat Man, making him vulnerable again, and he will resume his pattern.

Damage Table

Make a Good Mega Man Level^{Megamix Only}

2/2/4	1	1	+28*	5†	1†	2†	+28/+28*	2
Other Notes		*Restores Heat Man's health completely. †Can bypass Heat Man's flame invincibility.

Make a Good Mega Man Level 2^{Megamix Only}

2/2/4	1	1	2	1	N	2*	1	4*	3	2
Other Notes		*Can bypass Heat Man's flame invincibility.

Make a Good Mega Man Level 3

2/2/4	1	2*	5	4*	1	1	5	2*
1/1*/N	+3	1*/2*/3*	0	4/5*	2*	1	1	1	1	+3	1*
Other Notes		*Can bypass Heat Man's flame invincibility.

Make a Good 24 Hour Mega Man Level^{Megamix Only}

2/2/4	2/2	2/4*	99†
Other Notes		*Only the initial shot can bypass Heat Man's flame invincibility. †Can bypass Heat Man's flame invincibility.

Make a Good 48 Hour Mega Man Level

2/2/4	+28*	6†	1	1	2/2/2‡	2	2	0	1
Other Notes		*Restores Heat Man's health completely. †Can bypass Heat Man's flame invincibility. ‡Only the blade can bypass Heat Man's flame invincibility.

Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero

	2	2†	2	8†
	1	1†	1	1†
	+28*	+28*	+28*	+28*
	3	4†	3	4
	2	2†	2	2†
	1	1†	1	1
Other Notes		*Restores Heat Man's health completely. †Can bypass Heat Man's flame invincibility.

Megamix Engine

2/2/4	N	2	0	2	4*
Other Notes		*Can bypass Heat Man's flame invincibility.

Trivia

• Heat Man plays his charge attack sound when igniting himself; though it seems like an inaccuracy at first, Heat Man actually does play it when igniting himself in Mega Man 2, though the "enemy hit" sound lasts long enough to overwrite it in-game. Replacing the sound effect for a shorter one allows one to hear it.
• Heat Man's trait of fully restoring his HP when hit with a fire-based attack originates from Mega Man 2 where hitting Heat Man with his own weapon, the Atomic Fire, would produce that very result.