Junk

Junk is a type of collectable in Make a Good 48 Hour Mega Man Level. By doing sidequests, Mega Man is rewarded with all manner of random, often broken-down and useless objects. By visiting Joseph, most Junk can be altered or combined with other pieces of Junk to create useful upgrades to Mega Man's abilities. However, some kinds of Junk have other functions, such as being traded for another piece of Junk.

List of Junk

Icon	Name	Purpose	Obtained From	Description
	Dizzy Dial	Forms the Balance Stabilizer upgrade.	Given by Turner after completing the See Seasickness sidequest.	Makes all enemies dizzy, decreasing their accuracy. Or does it?
	HEV Gloves	Forms the Step Booster upgrade.	Found at the top of Gordyn Pressman's cabin.	Gloves from a mechanical suit designed to withstand high levels of radiation. They have a magnetic grip, for some reason.
	Judgement Silversword	Forms the Smite upgrade.	Given by Oniwaka after completing the Studying The Blade sidequest.	Accursed sword that thirsts for blood. Survival of the fittest forged into sharp metal.
	Cursed Amulet	Forms the Salmon Shield upgrade along with Radio.	Given by Gyosephine after completing the Poltergeist sidequest.	Supposedly cursed amulet that's been passed down the Shoars family for generations, but ghosts don't exist, right?
	Radio	Forms the Salmon Shield upgrade along with Cursed Amulet.	Given by Gangstatepakkan after completing the Funky Fresh Beats sidequest.	An old radio with a built-in cassette player. Batteries not included.
	Busted Energy Saver	Forms the Energy Saver upgrade along with Copper Medal.	Given by Serker after completing the Minimal Destruction sidequest.	It's broken! The only thing this Energy Saver is saving is dust. If only the energy conductor worked...
	Copper Medal	Forms the Energy Saver upgrade along with Busted Energy Saver.	Dropped by Sarge after completing the Bootcamp Graduation sidequest.	Proof that you've passed Sarge's training course. It's weird that it's copper instead of gold.
	Jet Turbine	Forms the Blast Wind upgrade along with Iron Boots.	Given by Helen after completing the Dancing All Night sidequest.	Portable jet plane turbine. With both a wind propeller and a rocket thruster, you can't get much faster than this!
	Iron Boots	Forms the Blast Wind upgrade along with Jet Turbine.	Given by Crazy Daisy after completing the Mutual Attraction sidequest.	Heavy iron boots that are conveniently your size. They're tough and stylish, but their heaviness would slow you down too much.
	Joint Plug	Forms the Buster Shot Upgrade upgrade along with Gun Del Sol.	Given by Tomothy Daddy after completing the Credit When It's Due sidequest.	Plug adapter that can connect attachments to your Buster. Only something solar-powered would work, though.
	Gun Del Sol	Forms the Buster Shot Upgrade upgrade along with Joint Plug.	Given by Ringo after completing the Infiltration sidequest.	Limited edition toy based on the extremely popular videogame series Boktai by Hideo Kojima. It comes with a real solar panel!
	Industrial Vacuum	Forms the Absorption Armor upgrade along with Cracked Armor.	Given by Jean after completing the Occultics Witch sidequest.	Cutting edge suction tech lets the user pick which objects in specific they want this vacuum to suck.
	Cracked Armor	Forms the Absorption Armor upgrade along with Industrial Vaccuum.	Given by Bud after completing the Drunk. sidequest.	Once a behemoth of an armor, its energy supply has been damaged. It needs a new power source to return to its prime.
	Metal Detector	Forms the Payday upgrade along with Power Magnet.	Given by Bol'o and Nu'o after completing the Love Survivor sidequest.	Standard store-bought metal detector, but the love with which it has been given to you makes it special.
	Power Magnet	Forms the Payday upgrade along with Metal Detector.	Given by Bol'o and Nu'o after completing the Love Survivor sidequest.	Large magnet commonly used in assembly plants, but the love with which it has been given to you makes it special.
	Zetsabre	Forms the Beat Saber upgrade along with Green Eye.	Given by Deleuze Pipi after completing the Avian Kingdom sidequest.	Toy sword from a popular comic about a red robot fighting four evil blue robots. It needs 18 D batteries to light up.
	Green Eye	Forms the Beat Saber upgrade along with Zetsabre.	Given by Overseer, The after completing the Goody Two Shoes sidequest.	Ancient orb-shaped power source; sadly incompatible with the Buster. Needs a vessel that can hold a lot of energy.
	Signed Poster	Trade with Helen for Jet Turbine.	Win HEART*HAT's memory game.	Poster signed by members of the dancing group HEART*HAT. Could be sold for a lot of money, but Dr. Light has enough.
	Gordyn's Room Key	Opens the door to Gordyn's cabin.	Given by Gordyn Pressman after clearing Frozen Lab with six or less jumps.	Key for Gordyn Pressman's room. For any kids playing: don't give strangers your room key when on a trip!
	Paper Bag	Trade with Turner for Dizzy Dial.	Given by Mack after clearing Caution: Moving Parts in 2 minutes and 30 seconds or less.	It looks like a paper bag but it's actually super-paper, which is way stronger and more awesome than normal paper.
	Granny-Oh's Room Key	Opens the door to Granny-Oh's cabin.	Given by Bonnie after talking to her in Double Action Boutique's back room.	Key for Granny-Oh's room. For any kids playing: don't give strangers your room key when on a trip!
	Credit Card	Trade with Tomothy Daddy for Joint Plug.	Given by Granny-Oh after talking to her in her cabin.	Credit card belonging to Tomothy Daddy. You could use it to commit credit card fraud, but that would be out of character.
	Lost Love	Give to Acolyte Joe to finish his ritual.	Dropped by ghost in Celestial Resort after chasing it to the end during the Occultics Witch sidequest.	Soul of Acolyte Joe's late beloved. The strength of their love has allowed it to maintain a consistent form.

Rare Weapons

Rare Weapons are a unique type of Junk that act as pseudo-upgrades, sold by a Dachone Ltd. Ed. named Gildmore after collecting 60 Energy Elements. He doesn't offer a selection, but instead gives one at random after paying, provided it hasn't already been bought. Each one alters the palette of its respective Special Weapon, giving it a golden colour, sparkles, and a trail effect. The effect is purely cosmetic, and Rare Weapons aren't counted towards 100% completion. A Rare Weapon can be toggled on or off on the pause menu.

Icon	Name	Bolts	Description
	Rare Mega Buster	400	The exclusive rare version of the Mega Buster. A classic, with a new sparkly coat of paint! Incredible!
	Rare Flame Mixer	400	The exclusive rare version of the Flame Mixer. Dazzle your foes with a golden blaze!
	Rare Rain Flush	400	The exclusive rare version of the Rain Flush. Blindside your foes with a shower of gold!
	Rare Spark Shock	400	The exclusive rare version of the Spark Shock. Shock your enemies with a gilded jolt of electricity!
	Rare Search Snake	400	The exclusive rare version of the Search Snake. Charm your foes with slithering, gold-plated reptillians!
	Rare Tengu Blade	400	The exclusive rare version of the Tengu Blade. Slice and dash with an impressive golden aura!
	Rare Salt Water	400	The exclusive rare version of the Salt Water. Douse your enemies with ocean waves rejuvenated with extravagence!
	Rare Concrete Shot	400	The exclusive rare version of the Concrete Shot. Freeze your foes and climb to new heights with blocks of solid gold!
	Rare Homing Sniper	400	The exclusive rare version of the Homing Sniper. Hunt your enemies with a flashy, but still stealthy, missile barrage!
	Rare Rush Coil	400	The exclusive rare version of the Rush Coil. Both a trustworthy springboard and a worthy competitor at a dog show.
	Rare Rush Jet	400	The exclusive rare version of the Rush Jet. Ride through the skies with your trustworthy, now-gold-plated dog!
	Rare Beat	400	The exclusive rare version of Beat. I'm pretty sure that birds like jewels, right? So this fits, I think. Probably??

Notes

• The Gun Del Sol references the Gun Del Sol Battle Chips from the Mega Man Battle Network games, which themselves reference the primary weapon in the Boktai series.
• The Zetsabre is based on the item from the original Mega Man Legends, which is also a toy sword used to create a weapon.
• Rare Weapons were invented partially as a means of filling the Junk section of the pause menu up, as obtaining more upgrades means possessing less Junk.
• The inspiration for Rare Weapons was Shovel Knight's Ornate Plate, which gives a similarly flashy but useless visual upgrade.
• With the Bass Mode cheat active, the Rare Rush Coil and Rare Rush Jet affect the Treble Boost's palette; the Rare Rush Coil turns it bronze, the Rare Rush Jet turns it silver, and having both active turns it gold.