Wily Tower - Revision history

Spin Attaxx at 22:20, 9 February 2025

2025-02-09T22:20:02Z

TheKman100: Added tidbit about MaGMML3 reference.

2025-02-09T19:20:57Z

Added tidbit about MaGMML3 reference.

SnoruntPyro: Reverted edits by 172.56.40.7 (talk) to last revision by Spin Attaxx

2024-06-07T04:39:18Z

Reverted edits by 172.56.40.7 (talk) to last revision by Spin Attaxx

172.56.40.7: roll says hdqeylsf

2024-06-07T00:23:36Z

roll says hdqeylsf

Spin Attaxx: Reverted edits by 75.27.142.11 (talk) to last revision by SirRufflecuss

2023-09-16T16:16:37Z

Reverted edits by 75.27.142.11 (talk) to last revision by SirRufflecuss

75.27.142.11: /* Strategy */

2023-09-16T15:15:45Z

‎Strategy

75.27.142.11: /* Strategy */

2023-09-16T15:12:25Z

‎Strategy

SirRufflecuss at 03:49, 26 May 2021

2021-05-26T03:49:06Z

SirRufflecuss at 21:10, 24 May 2021

2021-05-24T21:10:31Z

SirRufflecuss at 22:24, 23 May 2021

2021-05-23T22:24:17Z

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-==Trivia==
+==Notes==
 *Upon using the self-destruct button in the room immediately after Volt Man, the game will erroneously respawn the player higher up in the same room, allowing them to skip the battle against Komuso Man entirely. This does not save any time for a speedrun on the level in and of itself, as self-destructing invalidates your run for precisely this reason, but a speedrun of the whole game could use this to save about 30 seconds in total.
-* The "overused devkit boss royal flush" (as termed by [[ACESpark]] in his judge comic) appear as a group in the credits of ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero]]''. From left to right, the trio is even standing in the order that they are fought in this level.
+* The "overused devkit boss royal flush" (as termed by [[ACESpark]] in his judge comic) has been referenced in subsequent ''MaGMML'' games: the trio appear as a group in the credits of ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero]]'' (standing in the order that they are fought in this level), while the [[Magic Card Casino#Solitaire|Solitaire]] minigame in ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 3]]'' uses the three as the King, Queen and Valet (the French equivalent of a Jack) cards.
-** In a more literal sense, the [[Magic Card Casino|Magic Card Casino's]] Solitaire minigame in ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 3]]'' features the trio on its face cards - Komuso Man on Kings, Quint on Queens, and Volt Man on "V" cards that replace the Jack rank.
+<br>
 {{MaGMML2 Tier 2}}
 {{MaGMML2}}
-[[Category:Make a Good Mega Man Level 2]][[Category:Stages]][[Category:Make a Good Mega Man Level 2 Stages]][[Category:Tier 2 (MaGMML2)]][[Category:Stages without Collectables]][[Category:Make a Good Mega Man Level 2 Entries]]
+[[Category:Stages]][[Category:Make a Good Mega Man Level 2 Stages]][[Category:Tier 2 (MaGMML2)]][[Category:Stages without Collectables]][[Category:Make a Good Mega Man Level 2 Entries]]

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 *Upon using the self-destruct button in the room immediately after Volt Man, the game will erroneously respawn the player higher up in the same room, allowing them to skip the battle against Komuso Man entirely. This does not save any time for a speedrun on the level in and of itself, as self-destructing invalidates your run for precisely this reason, but a speedrun of the whole game could use this to save about 30 seconds in total.
 * The "overused devkit boss royal flush" (as termed by [[ACESpark]] in his judge comic) appear as a group in the credits of ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero]]''. From left to right, the trio is even standing in the order that they are fought in this level.
+** In a more literal sense, the [[Magic Card Casino|Magic Card Casino's]] Solitaire minigame in ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 3]]'' features the trio on its face cards - Komuso Man on Kings, Quint on Queens, and Volt Man on "V" cards that replace the Jack rank.
 {{MaGMML2 Tier 2}}
 {{MaGMML2}}
 [[Category:Make a Good Mega Man Level 2]][[Category:Stages]][[Category:Make a Good Mega Man Level 2 Stages]][[Category:Tier 2 (MaGMML2)]][[Category:Stages without Collectables]][[Category:Make a Good Mega Man Level 2 Entries]]

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 ==Strategy==
-In the first room, the player can either choose to go down a room and deal with a few Moliers or take out a Ben K and a Pakkato 24 to reach the boss door below immediately. The boss corridor is a fake lead-up, however, as there is a short spike drop awaiting the player that can be trivialized with Sakugarne. roll encounters The first boss of this stage, Volt Man, has his weakness in the Slash Claw. she defeats him in merely five hits, dealing a whopping six damage per strike and even piercing his shield. For more daring players, he does have the same weakness in the Super Arrow, but you can hardly hit through his shield with it.
+In the first room, the player can either choose to go down a room and deal with a few Moliers or take out a Ben K and a Pakkato 24 to reach the boss door below immediately. The boss corridor is a fake lead-up, however, as there is a short spike drop awaiting the player that can be trivialized with Sakugarne. The first boss of this stage, Volt Man, has his weakness in the Slash Claw. It defeats him in merely five hits, dealing a whopping six damage per strike and even piercing his shield. For more daring players, he does have the same weakness in the Super Arrow, but you can hardly hit through his shield with it.
-A few rooms further, the player is presented a 1-Up to refill their Life Energy in preparation for the next boss. Be careful grabbing it, however, as the lava immediately behind it is an instant death. Behind the second door lies a Komuso WoMan fight, also taken straight out of the development kit. Komuso WoMan's Weakness is the Grab Buster, which can also conveniently heal the player while slamming gloves with her If hier clones are hit with a shot though, it's rendered ineffective, so it's advised to only shoot him while he is preparing an attack.
+A few rooms further, the player is presented a 1-Up to refill their Life Energy in preparation for the next boss. Be careful grabbing it, however, as the lava immediately behind it is an instant death. Behind the second door lies a Komuso Man fight, also taken straight out of the development kit. Komuso Man's Weakness is the Grab Buster, which can also conveniently heal the player while fighting him. If his clones are hit with a shot though, it's rendered ineffective, so it's advised to only shoot him while he is preparing an attack.
-The final section heavily revolves around ladders used in conjunction with the platforms found in Plant Man's Stage. These can easily be opened by any weapon to open your path upward, to the final boss of the level. After one tricky spike jump, roll must slam gloves with Quant roll says you ready fm? eeh as she slams her red gloves on top of her green gloves and quart says iar she quite ironically, has her biggest weakness in Sakugarne, dealing four damage per hit.  Due to the nature of the invincibility frames of bosses in this stage, it is advised to always make a big hop on him when using this strategy. If you opt to go for a safer way, however, Quint also takes two damage from Triple Blade, Wheel Cutter and Super Arrow and can thus be fought on long range as well. Upon her defeat quart says grr this is not over roll I will be back goodbye and then she drops the stage's Energy Element.
+The final section heavily revolves around ladders used in conjunction with the platforms found in Plant Man's Stage. These can easily be opened by any weapon to open your path upward, to the final boss of the level. After one tricky spike jump, it is time to fight Quint. Quint, quite ironically, has his biggest weakness in Sakugarne, dealing four damage per hit.  Due to the nature of the invincibility frames of bosses in this stage, it is advised to always make a big hop on him when using this strategy. If you opt to go for a safer way, however, Quint also takes two damage from Triple Blade, Wheel Cutter and Super Arrow and can thus be fought on long range as well. Upon his defeat, he drops the stage's Energy Element.
 ==Damage Table==

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 ==Strategy==
-In the first room, the player can either choose to go down a room and deal with a few Moliers or take out a Ben K and a Pakkato 24 to reach the boss door below immediately. The boss corridor is a fake lead-up, however, as there is a short spike drop awaiting the player that can be trivialized with Sakugarne. The first boss of this stage, Volt Man, has his weakness in the Slash Claw. It defeats him in merely five hits, dealing a whopping six damage per strike and even piercing his shield. For more daring players, he does have the same weakness in the Super Arrow, but you can hardly hit through his shield with it.
+In the first room, the player can either choose to go down a room and deal with a few Moliers or take out a Ben K and a Pakkato 24 to reach the boss door below immediately. The boss corridor is a fake lead-up, however, as there is a short spike drop awaiting the player that can be trivialized with Sakugarne. roll encounters The first boss of this stage, Volt Man, has his weakness in the Slash Claw. she defeats him in merely five hits, dealing a whopping six damage per strike and even piercing his shield. For more daring players, he does have the same weakness in the Super Arrow, but you can hardly hit through his shield with it.
-A few rooms further, the player is presented a 1-Up to refill their Life Energy in preparation for the next boss. Be careful grabbing it, however, as the lava immediately behind it is an instant death. Behind the second door lies a Komuso Man fight, also taken straight out of the development kit. Komuso Man's Weakness is the Grab Buster, which can also conveniently heal the player while fighting him. If his clones are hit with a shot though, it's rendered ineffective, so it's advised to only shoot him while he is preparing an attack.
+A few rooms further, the player is presented a 1-Up to refill their Life Energy in preparation for the next boss. Be careful grabbing it, however, as the lava immediately behind it is an instant death. Behind the second door lies a Komuso WoMan fight, also taken straight out of the development kit. Komuso WoMan's Weakness is the Grab Buster, which can also conveniently heal the player while slamming gloves with her If hier clones are hit with a shot though, it's rendered ineffective, so it's advised to only shoot him while he is preparing an attack.
-The final section heavily revolves around ladders used in conjunction with the platforms found in Plant Man's Stage. These can easily be opened by any weapon to open your path upward, to the final boss of the level. After one tricky spike jump, it is time to fight Quint. Quint, quite ironically, has his biggest weakness in Sakugarne, dealing four damage per hit.  Due to the nature of the invincibility frames of bosses in this stage, it is advised to always make a big hop on him when using this strategy. If you opt to go for a safer way, however, Quint also takes two damage from Triple Blade, Wheel Cutter and Super Arrow and can thus be fought on long range as well. Upon his defeat, he drops the stage's Energy Element.
+The final section heavily revolves around ladders used in conjunction with the platforms found in Plant Man's Stage. These can easily be opened by any weapon to open your path upward, to the final boss of the level. After one tricky spike jump, roll must slam gloves with Quant roll says you ready fm? eeh as she slams her red gloves on top of her green gloves and quart says iar she quite ironically, has her biggest weakness in Sakugarne, dealing four damage per hit.  Due to the nature of the invincibility frames of bosses in this stage, it is advised to always make a big hop on him when using this strategy. If you opt to go for a safer way, however, Quint also takes two damage from Triple Blade, Wheel Cutter and Super Arrow and can thus be fought on long range as well. Upon her defeat quart says grr this is not over roll I will be back goodbye and then she drops the stage's Energy Element.
 ==Damage Table==

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 A few rooms further, the player is presented a 1-Up to refill their Life Energy in preparation for the next boss. Be careful grabbing it, however, as the lava immediately behind it is an instant death. Behind the second door lies a Komuso Man fight, also taken straight out of the development kit. Komuso Man's Weakness is the Grab Buster, which can also conveniently heal the player while fighting him. If his clones are hit with a shot though, it's rendered ineffective, so it's advised to only shoot him while he is preparing an attack.
-The final section heavily revolves around ladders used in conjunction with the platforms found in Plant Man's Stage. These can easily be opened by any weapon to open your path upward, to the final boss of the level. After one tricky spike jump, it is time to slam gloves with Quart roll says are you ready quart? as she slams her red gloves on top of quarts green gloves and quart says bring it normal me Quart, quite ironically, has her biggest weakness in Sakugarne, dealing four damage per hit.  Due to the nature of the invincibility frames of bosses in this stage, it is advised to always make a big hop on him when using this strategy. If roll fights her past self however, Quart also takes two damage from Triple Blade, Wheel Cutter and Super Arrow and can thus be fought on long range as well. Upon her defeat, she says ok roll you win but next tine we touch/slam gloves it will be your end roll says oh shut up I kicked your ass so go away and then she says fine and then drops the stage's Energy Element.
+The final section heavily revolves around ladders used in conjunction with the platforms found in Plant Man's Stage. These can easily be opened by any weapon to open your path upward, to the final boss of the level. After one tricky spike jump, it is time to fight Quint. Quint, quite ironically, has his biggest weakness in Sakugarne, dealing four damage per hit.  Due to the nature of the invincibility frames of bosses in this stage, it is advised to always make a big hop on him when using this strategy. If you opt to go for a safer way, however, Quint also takes two damage from Triple Blade, Wheel Cutter and Super Arrow and can thus be fought on long range as well. Upon his defeat, he drops the stage's Energy Element.
 ==Damage Table==

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 |image=[[File:WTower.PNG|250px]]
 |caption=Press "2" to win!
-|game=[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 2]]
+|game=''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 2]]''
 |creator=[[Shidy]]
 |composer=Inti Creates

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Upon using the self-destruct button in the room immediately after Volt Man, the game will erroneously respawn the player higher up in the same room, allowing them to skip the battle against Komuso Man entirely. This does not save any time for a speedrun on the level in and of itself, as self-destructing invalidates your run for precisely this reason, but a speedrun of the whole game could use this to save about 30 seconds in total.		*Upon using the self-destruct button in the room immediately after Volt Man, the game will erroneously respawn the player higher up in the same room, allowing them to skip the battle against Komuso Man entirely. This does not save any time for a speedrun on the level in and of itself, as self-destructing invalidates your run for precisely this reason, but a speedrun of the whole game could use this to save about 30 seconds in total.
		+	* The "overused devkit boss royal flush" (as termed by [[ACESpark]] in his judge comic) appear as a group in the credits of ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero]]''. From left to right, the trio is even standing in the order that they are fought in this level.