Yamato Man

Yamato Man

Artwork by Capcom

DWN-048

Information In-Game Information HP: 28 (Yamato Man) 1 (falling rock)EZ 1 (rock fragment)EZ Infinite (Toad Doll)EZ Infinite (Tomahawk Man)EZ Attack Damage: 4 (contact) 4 (Yamato Spear) 2 (spear rocks)EZ 3 (Toad Doll)EZ 2 (Silver Tomahawk)EZ 3 (boulder)EZ 4 (spinning spear, Tomahawk Man, boulder fragment, Toad Doll explosion)EZ Weapon: Yamato Spear Weakness(es): Laser Trident, Propeller Vortex3 Psycho Chip (Z-Saber, Z-Burst)EZ Magic Card, Super Arrow, Tengu BladeMegamix Only Affiliations: Dr. Wily (formerly) Type: Cutter Occupation: Combat Robot Main Stage: Mojo DojoEZ Location(s): MaGMML3: Rec Man MaGMML: Episode Zero: Mojo Dojo Misc. Information Script: ヤマトマン Romaji: Yamatoman Designer(s): Rai Ichikawa Programmer(s): ACESpark3 Big FishEZ Gender: Male Eye Color: Green Series Information Official Game Appearances: Mega Man 6 MaGMML Game Appearances: MaGMML (NPC) MaGMML2 (NPC) MaGMML3 (Boss, NPC) MaGMML: Episode Zero (Boss, NPC) Megamix Engine

Yamato Man is a Robot Master from Mega Man 6. He was one of several robots to enter into the First Annual Robot Tournament, where he made it to the finals before being reprogrammed by Dr. Wily under the guise of Mr. X. He is armed with lightweight armor that grants better mobility, as well as the armor-piercing Yamato Spear. The latter has the drawback of a limited supply of spearheads, thus he needs to recollect them manually.

In the original Make a Good Mega Man Level, he appears as an NPC in Tier 2, and in Make a Good Mega Man Level 2, he runs the Dojo.

Yamato Man is one of the devkit bosses present in the Megamix Engine, and appears as a devkit boss in Make a Good Mega Man Level 3.

In Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero, Yamato Man is a prominent character, appearing as the boss of the stage Mojo Dojo. After dueling Zero, he becomes a Z-Phone contact and gives information and strategies when called during a boss fight. He also runs the Dojo in Mega City where Zero can refight bosses, and cameos in Entrance Succession as a member of the "Cool Robots Club". He additionally makes one last appearance in the end credits, dueling Tomahawk Man and subsequently defeating him with a kick powerful enough to send him flying into a nearby forest.

Battle

Devkit

Yamato Man will perform one of two attacks at random, up to a maximum of two times in a row before using the other attack.

• Jumping into the air towards Mega Man's location while firing a spreadshot of three spearheads downwards.
• Shooting his Yamato Spear's spearhead straight ahead, before running to pick it up once it hits a wall or Mega Man.

Mojo Dojo

Yamato Man has a greatly expanded skillset, with more attacks than his devkit iteration. He will first use one of these two attacks:

• Jumps into the air and twirls his spear, before throwing it at Zero. Once it reaches a wall or the floor, it spins in place and kicks up rock fragments until Yamato Man runs over to pick it back up.
• Summons Tomahawk Man, whom he then kicks into the air. While airborne, Tomahawk Man drops three Silver Tomahawks straight down.

Afterwards, Yamato Man runs to the left side of the arena and jumps to the right, dropping two Toad Dolls down into the arena. These dolls make dodging whatever his next attack is more difficult. After using one more attack, Yamato Man fires a spearhead straight ahead, sending the Toad Dolls into the right wall where they explode. While Yamato Man runs to pick the spearhead back up, a boulder falls from directly above Zero.

Variants

Sprite	Name	MaGMML Appearance(s)	Location(s)	Description	Designer(s)	HP	Attack Damage
	Gilded Man	MaGMML3	Gilded Man	A robot clad in shiny golden armor that attacks by shooting rubies out of his sword. A misplaced hurtbox results in his weakness passing harmlessly through him if fired from the ground level.	RadRobot	28	4 (contact) 4 (ruby shot)
	Superheavy Samurai Big Ben K	MaGMML3	Superheavy Samurai Big BenK	A standard looking yet very powerful Ben K. When grounded, it will throw a twirling spear instead of a spear head. It is also capable of performing the same attack more than twice in a row, unlike Yamato Man.	Gnief Fiar	28	4 (contact) 4 (spear head) 2 (twirling spear)

Damage Table

Make a Good Mega Man Level^{Megamix Only}

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

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

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

Make a Good Mega Man Level 3

Devkit

1/1/3	2	4	1	2	1	2	1	1
1/1/N	2	1/2/3	2	1/1	1	4	1	1	1	1/1	1
Other Notes		Damage values are identical for Gilded Man.

Superheavy Samurai Big Ben K

1/1/3	1	2	1	4	1	1	1	7
2/3/N	1	1/2/3	1	1/1	1	5	1	1	1	1/1	1
Other Notes

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

1/1/3	1/1	1/2	99
Other Notes

Make a Good 48 Hour Mega Man Level^{Megamix Only}

1/1/3	2	2	0	1	4/4/4	1	1	2
Other Notes

Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero

	1	1	1	7
	1	1	1	1
	1	2	2	3
	1	1	2	2
	1	1	2	1
	2	4	4	3
Other Notes

Megamix Engine

1/1/3	N	1	0	1	1
Other Notes

Gallery

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  Gilded Man (Artwork by Karakato)

Notes

• Yamato Man is the only Z-Phone contact to be fought as a boss, with everyone else remaining NPCs.
• In MaGMML: Episode Zero, the dialogue box in the stage Mojo Dojo keeps changing Yamato Man's name in an odd gag, changing it to "Yamato Person", "Yamato Dude", "Yamato Bruh", "Yamato Mad", "Yamato Guy", "Yam Man", "Yamato Mode", "Purple Man (Not Thanos)", "Japan Man", "I ran out of names", "Yuhmato Man", and "Yeetmato Man".
• Yamato Man's weakness to Psycho Chip weaponry in MaGMML: Episode Zero is heavily hinted at in the Z-Phone conversation against the Psycho Golem, where he claims that psychic-type opponents are "impossible to beat."
• Notably, Yamato Man is one of the only two hub NPCs from the original Make a Good Mega Man Level game to be completely absent in Make a Good Mega Man Level Remastered, the other being Galaxy Man.