Quick Man

Quick Man

Artwork by Capcom

DWN-012

Information In-Game Information HP: 28 Attack Damage: 4 (contact) 3 (Quick Boomerang) Weapon: Quick Boomerang Weakness(es): Flash Stopper, Wire Adaptor2 Spark Chaser3 Time Slow, Super Arm, Chill Spike24H Homing Sniper48H Psycho ChipEZ Gemini Laser, Pharaoh Shot, Black Hole BombMegamix Only Affiliations: Dr. Wily Type: Swift Occupation: Combat Robot Location(s): MaGMML2: The Arena MaG24HMML: Breaking Ground Misc. Information Script: クイックマン Romaji: Kuikkuman Designer(s): Hirofumi Mizoguchi Programmer(s): NaOH Gender: Male Eye Color: Blue Series Information Official Game Appearances: Mega Man 2 Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge MaGMML Game Appearances: MaGMML (NPC) MaGMML2 (Boss) MaG24HMML (Boss)

Quick Man is a boss from Mega Man 2. He is a combat robot made by Dr. Wily using Elec Man's design as a base, allowing him to move at speeds surpassing his already agile template.

Quick Man appears in Make a Good Mega Man Level as an NPC, and in Make a Good Mega Man Level 2 as an NPC in Tier 8.

Quick Man appears in Make a Good Mega Man Level 2 as a boss in The Arena, though unlike the rest of the bosses there (excluding Gamma), he was never a devkit boss for the game, but created exclusively for the mode. He also appeared as a boss in Make a Good 24 Hour Mega Man Level as the boss of Breaking Ground.

Following the release of the Megamix Engine, Quick Man is included as a freely-available devkit boss. He also appears in the Megamix Engine's Example Game, replacing Flash Man in the fifth Wily stage if the difficulty is set to Hard.

Battle

Quick Man will jump three times, shooting a trio of Quick Boomerangs at the peak of his second jump, and then run at full speed trying to tackle Mega Man, before repeating this pattern. The Quick Boomerangs aim towards Mega Man when they return.

The Megamix Engine provides creation code to customize the following attributes of Quick Man:

• How fast he runs.
• How long he runs for.
• Whether or not he will always perform three full jumps.
• How high he jumps.
• Where he tries to land next to Mega Man.

Damage Table

Make a Good Mega Man Level^{Megamix Only}

2/2/4	0	4	2	1	2	4	2/4	0
Other Notes

Make a Good Mega Man Level 2

2/2/3 2/2/4	1 2	2 0	1 2	3 0	Y* Y*	2 2	2 0	1 1	4 4	1 0
Other Notes		Top row is damage in MaGMML2; bottom row is damage from MaGMML2 weapons in the Megamix Engine *Drains Quick Man's health, though the Flash Stopper's duration is shortened.

Make a Good Mega Man Level 3

2/2/4	4	3	2	2	1	2	2	2
Other Notes

Make a Good 24 Hour Mega Man Level

2/2/3 2/2/4	2 N/A†	Y* N/A†	4 2/2	2/4 2/4	3 2	2 0	3 2	3 0	4 4	2 0	Y* Y*	4 2	4 0	1 1	4 99
Other Notes		Top row is damage in MaG24HMML; bottom row is damage from MaG24HMML and MaGMML2 weapons in the Megamix Engine *Drains Quick Man's health. †Not in the current build of the Megamix Engine.

Make a Good 48 Hour Mega Man Level

2/2/4	2	2	2	4	3/4/3	0	2	6
Other Notes

Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero

	2	1	2	N/A
	0	0	0	0
	2	1	2	2
	2	1	2	2
	2	0	2	2
	3	3	5	5
Other Notes

Megamix Engine

2/2/4	Y*	2	0	2	1
Other Notes		*Drains Quick Man's health.

Trivia

• Quick Man is one of two MaGMML series devkit bosses who has never properly been shown in a Devkit Boss Rush video, the other being Mecha Dragon. This is likely in part because his devkit debut was technically MaG24HMML, a private contest. The closest Quick Man has had to a showcase in a Devkit Boss Rush video is a bait-and-switch at the end of the MaGMML3 Devkit Mini-Boss Rush video, where he appears to be the boss of the video's level, only to be killed by Knuckle Duster before a proper battle can happen.