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| − | |imagebg= #FFFFFF | + | |imagebg=#FFFFFF |
| − | |name= [[File:MagneticShockwaveIcon.png|left]][[File:MagneticShockwaveIcon.png|right]]Magnetic Shockwave | + | |name=[[File:MagneticShockwaveIcon.png|left]][[File:MagneticShockwaveIcon.png|right]]Magnetic Shockwave |
| − | |image= [[File:MVC-MagneticShockwave-Art.jpg|250px]] | + | |image=[[File:MVC-MagneticShockwave-Art.jpg|250px]] |
| − | |caption= Mega Man with Magnetic Shockwave equipped. | + | |caption=Mega Man with Magnetic Shockwave equipped. |
| − | |programmer= [[ | + | |programmer=[[snoruntpyro]] |
| − | |boss= Onslaught | + | |boss=Onslaught |
| − | |eagainst= [[Bomb Man]], [[Metal Man]], [[Flash Man]], [[Picopico-kun]], [[Hard Man]], [[Gravity Man]], [[Dark Man 4]], [[Enker]], [[Punk]], [[Hunter Type B]], [[Volt Man]], [[Dyna Man]] | + | |eagainst=[[Bomb Man]], [[Metal Man]], [[Flash Man]], [[Picopico-kun]], [[Hard Man]], [[Gravity Man]], [[Dark Man 4]], [[Enker]], [[Punk]], [[Hunter Type B]], [[Volt Man]], [[Dyna Man]] |
| − | |user= [[Mega Man]] | + | |user=[[Mega Man]] |
|at= | |at= | ||
| − | |cost= 4 units | + | |cost=4 units |
| − | |capacity= 7 | + | |capacity=7 |
| − | |type= Multi-Hit | + | |type=Multi-Hit |
| − | |OffAppear=Marvel Vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes ( | + | |OffAppear=Marvel Vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes (PlayStation version) |
|appearances=[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 3|MaGMML3]]<br>[[Megamix Engine]] | |appearances=[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 3|MaGMML3]]<br>[[Megamix Engine]] | ||
|sprite=[[File:MagneticShockwaveWep.png]] | |sprite=[[File:MagneticShockwaveWep.png]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
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'''Magnetic Shockwave''' (マグネティックショックウェーブ ''Magunetikku Shokkuwēbu'') is a super move from the ''Marvel Vs. Capcom'' series of fighting games, normally used by Magneto and Onslaught. It is a wave of magnetic blasts that deal heavy amounts of damage. In [[Mega Man|Mega Man]]'s arcade mode ending from ''Marvel Vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes'', he is shown getting Magnetic Shockwave as a special weapon from Onslaught, and he can use Magnetic Shockwave as a super move in the PlayStation port of the game. | '''Magnetic Shockwave''' (マグネティックショックウェーブ ''Magunetikku Shokkuwēbu'') is a super move from the ''Marvel Vs. Capcom'' series of fighting games, normally used by Magneto and Onslaught. It is a wave of magnetic blasts that deal heavy amounts of damage. In [[Mega Man|Mega Man]]'s arcade mode ending from ''Marvel Vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes'', he is shown getting Magnetic Shockwave as a special weapon from Onslaught, and he can use Magnetic Shockwave as a super move in the PlayStation port of the game. | ||
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====Devkit Bosses==== | ====Devkit Bosses==== | ||
{{BosstableDevkit | {{BosstableDevkit | ||
| − | |cut = 1 | + | |cut=1 |
| − | |guts = 1 | + | |guts=1 |
| − | |ice = 2 | + | |ice=2 |
| − | |bomb = 6 | + | |bomb=6 |
| − | |fire = 2 | + | |fire=2 |
| − | |oil = 2 | + | |oil=2 |
| − | |metal = 6 | + | |metal=6 |
| − | |air = 2 | + | |air=2 |
| − | |bubble = 2 | + | |bubble=2 |
| − | |quick = 2 | + | |quick=2 |
| − | |crash = 1 | + | |crash=1 |
| − | |flash = 6 | + | |flash=6 |
| − | |heat = 1 | + | |heat=1 |
| − | |wood = 0 | + | |wood=0 |
| − | |dragon = 2 | + | |dragon=2 |
| − | |picopico = 3 | + | |picopico=3 |
| − | |dozer = 2 | + | |dozer=2 |
| − | |gemini = 2 | + | |gemini=2 |
| − | |hard = 6 | + | |hard=6 |
| − | |top = 1 | + | |top=1 |
| − | |spark = 0 | + | |spark=0 |
| − | |kamegoro = 1 | + | |kamegoro=1 |
| − | |toad = 1 | + | |toad=1 |
| − | |pharaoh = 1 | + | |pharaoh=1 |
| − | |dust = 1 | + | |dust=1 |
| − | |metall = 0 | + | |metall=0 |
| − | |gravity = 6 | + | |gravity=6 |
| − | |stone = 1 | + | |stone=1 |
| − | |gyro = 1 | + | |gyro=1 |
| − | |dark4 = 6 | + | |dark4=6 |
| − | |blizzard = 1 | + | |blizzard=1 |
| − | |centaur = 1 | + | |centaur=1 |
| − | |plant = 2 | + | |plant=2 |
| − | |yamato = 2 | + | |yamato=2 |
| − | |rounder = 2 | + | |rounder=2 |
| − | |piston = 2 | + | |piston=2 |
| − | |splash = 1 | + | |splash=1 |
| − | |hornet = 1 | + | |hornet=1 |
| − | |megamech = 3 | + | |megamech=3 |
| − | |honey = 1 | + | |honey=1 |
| − | |commando = 2 | + | |commando=2 |
| − | |chill = 2 | + | |chill=2 |
| − | |solar = 2 | + | |solar=2 |
| − | |enker = 6 | + | |enker=6 |
| − | |quint = 2 | + | |quint=2 |
| − | |punk = 6 | + | |punk=6 |
| − | |suzy = 2 | + | |suzy=2 |
| − | |ballade = 2 | + | |ballade=2 |
| − | |huntera = 2 | + | |huntera=2 |
| − | |hunterb = 6 | + | |hunterb=6 |
| − | |mercury = 2 | + | |mercury=2 |
| − | |saturn = 2 | + | |saturn=2 |
| − | |uranus = 2 | + | |uranus=2 |
| − | |iron = 2 | + | |iron=2 |
| − | |grey = 2 | + | |grey=2 |
| − | |dangan = 2 | + | |dangan=2 |
| − | |komuso = 2 | + | |komuso=2 |
| − | |sonic = 2 | + | |sonic=2 |
| − | |volt = 6 | + | |volt=6 |
| − | |dyna = 4 | + | |dyna=4 |
}} | }} | ||
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* Magnetic Shockwave is the first weapon voted to appear in a ''Make a Good Mega Man Level'' game that did not originate from a classic ''Mega Man'' game. | * Magnetic Shockwave is the first weapon voted to appear in a ''Make a Good Mega Man Level'' game that did not originate from a classic ''Mega Man'' game. | ||
| − | * Magnetic Shockwave was first publicly shown in the first Devkit Boss Rush video for '' | + | * Magnetic Shockwave was first publicly shown in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kI2wtxjRpbU the first Devkit Boss Rush video for ''MaGMML3''], where it behaved very differently. It was a chargeable weapon, with uncharged shots releasing a single blast in front of Mega Man, and fully-charged shots moving along the ground and walls. |
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{{MaGMML3}} | {{MaGMML3}} | ||
| − | [[Category:Weapons]] | + | [[Category:Weapons]][[Category:Make a Good Mega Man Level 3 Weapons]] |
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Magnetic Shockwave (マグネティックショックウェーブ Magunetikku Shokkuwēbu) is a super move from the Marvel Vs. Capcom series of fighting games, normally used by Magneto and Onslaught. It is a wave of magnetic blasts that deal heavy amounts of damage. In Mega Man's arcade mode ending from Marvel Vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes, he is shown getting Magnetic Shockwave as a special weapon from Onslaught, and he can use Magnetic Shockwave as a super move in the PlayStation port of the game.
Make a Good Mega Man Level 3
Magnetic Shockwave is one of the weapons voted to appear in Make a Good Mega Man Level 3. Like in Marvel Vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes, it covers a very large portion of the screen (roughly 1/4 of it). The weapon can pass through walls and be used in the air, and it can pierce shields. Despite this, shielded enemies are more resistent to damage from it; enemies under the "Joes", "Shielded", and "Shield Attackers" categories take 1 point of damage, and "Met" enemies are completely immune to Magnetic Shockwave. "Bulky" category enemies, however, take 4 points of damage, making it ideal for destroying minibosses quickly.
Damage Tables
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Notes
- Magnetic Shockwave is the first weapon voted to appear in a Make a Good Mega Man Level game that did not originate from a classic Mega Man game.
- Magnetic Shockwave was first publicly shown in the first Devkit Boss Rush video for MaGMML3, where it behaved very differently. It was a chargeable weapon, with uncharged shots releasing a single blast in front of Mega Man, and fully-charged shots moving along the ground and walls.
