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|caption= Edit of official CAPCOM art of Carry, by [[MegaVile]] | |caption= Edit of official CAPCOM art of Carry, by [[MegaVile]] | ||
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| − | '''Carry''' (''キャリー Kyarī'') is a transport item from ''Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge'', obtained after defeating the first four Robot Masters. When used in midair, it creates a platform underneath Mega Man's feet; using it on the floor in the original game created a platform ahead of you. Up to three can be on screen at a time, and it disappears after about 4 seconds. | + | '''Carry''' (''キャリー Kyarī'') is a transport item from ''[[Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge]]'', obtained after defeating the first four Robot Masters. When used in midair, it creates a platform underneath Mega Man's feet; using it on the floor in the original game created a platform ahead of you. Up to three can be on screen at a time, and it disappears after about 4 seconds. |
| − | + | ==''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 2]]''== | |
Carry appears as an [[Alternate Weapons|alternate weapon]] in ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 2]]'', replacing [[Super Arrow]]. Notably, it is the only alternate weapon to originate from an official game as opposed to an entry stage, though it sports [[Boil Man (boss)|Boil Man]]'s palette. In this game, Carry does not create platforms when used on the ground, instead allowing use of the Mega Buster. | Carry appears as an [[Alternate Weapons|alternate weapon]] in ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 2]]'', replacing [[Super Arrow]]. Notably, it is the only alternate weapon to originate from an official game as opposed to an entry stage, though it sports [[Boil Man (boss)|Boil Man]]'s palette. In this game, Carry does not create platforms when used on the ground, instead allowing use of the Mega Buster. | ||
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Carry (キャリー Kyarī) is a transport item from Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge, obtained after defeating the first four Robot Masters. When used in midair, it creates a platform underneath Mega Man's feet; using it on the floor in the original game created a platform ahead of you. Up to three can be on screen at a time, and it disappears after about 4 seconds.
Make a Good Mega Man Level 2
Carry appears as an alternate weapon in Make a Good Mega Man Level 2, replacing Super Arrow. Notably, it is the only alternate weapon to originate from an official game as opposed to an entry stage, though it sports Boil Man's palette. In this game, Carry does not create platforms when used on the ground, instead allowing use of the Mega Buster.
Trivia
- Prior to Version 1.4, Carry only allowed you to have one platform on screen at a time, which was more accurate to its appearance in Dr. Wily's Revenge.
- Carry is one of the few weapons originating from an official game not to be included in the initial public release of the Megamix Engine despite being featured in the MaGMML series,the others being Water Wave and Time Slow.
