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'''Cursor Corruption''' is the fourth stage on the path to the [[Psycho Chip]] in ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero]]''. It takes place in a mysterious facility in the woods surrounding the Psycho Chip path's early levels, where Zero gets sucked into a computer that resembles the one from [[Cursor Curse]].
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'''Cursor Corruption''' is the fourth level on the path to the [[Psycho Chip]] in Chapter 2 of ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero]]''. Based on [[Cursor Curse]] from ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 2]]'', it takes place in a mysterious facility in the woods surrounding the Psycho Chip path's early levels. While on the hunt for [[SRARA]] and [[Energy Element]]s, Zero gets pulled into a computer and is forced to put up with the antics of the mischievous [[Cursor]]. Like it did in its original appearance, it will try to "delete" Zero, as well as drag enemies and objects around to bedevil him.
  
 
==Strategy==
 
==Strategy==
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The Cursor variety that tries to delete Zero is one of the most common threats in the level. It can be avoided most easily by waiting for it to move, then quickly dashing or stomping out of the way, as it stops tracking Zero once it starts moving. However, in the part where the floor is made of Cursor Blocks, this tactic may be dangerous. Here, it may be best to jump right before the Cursor starts moving, so it locks onto a point above Zero and doesn't destroy the floor. The varieties that draw panels are a bit more complex; the ones that draw above Zero can be defeated the same way, while the ones that draw in front of Zero can have their panels destroyed with a Z-Burst from the Cutter Chip.
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The level begins in a small forest/jungle area devoid of life, before giving way to a mechanical area where Zero is beamed into the computer. Once inside, the stage starts off almost exactly like Cursor Curse did, complete with the Cursor trying to delete Zero. To progress, it needs to be goaded into deleting the [[Cursor Block]] blocking the path below (rather than it deleting it after a set amount of time as in Cursor Curse). The next screen also has Cursor Blocks that need to be cleared, though a small number of them can be jumped on to reach two large Bolts on a high ledge. The next two screens have [[Beak]]s shooting at Zero while the Cursor behaves like a(n untouchable) [[Pointan]], followed by an introduction to [[Chromer]]s. The Cursor then drags an invincible Chromer across the screen while Zero is faced with a spike-filled hallway; careful airdashes are needed to avoid both the Chromer's shots and the lethal spikes.
  
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The hardest parts of the level are the two snake block sections, where the Cursor draws blocks and a ghost Cursor destroys them. For the first one, try to predict where the Moz 6604s will drop fire, and air-dash away from their fire, then take down the Chromers with a Z-Burst. The second one is the hardest part, due to the ghost Cursors destroying the ground; mercifully, their explosions don't harm Zero. Here, try to stay near the front of the snake block, aiming your Z-Buster or using your Z-Burst to take down the Chromers. The ghost Cursors will destroy about two blocks away from themselves in both directions, and activate when the lead Cursor touches them. Wait for the Cursors to destroy their blocks, then quickly air-dash over to the head of the snake block.
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After another Cursor Block barricade, Zero reaches a checkpoint, and a long corridor with a Cursor Block "bridge" over spikes. The Cursor will once again try to delete Zero and any nearby blocks, so baiting it into attacking an empty space is an effective way to safely cross. On the other side, two Cursor Blocks block a path to the right and a ladder going down; both will eventually take him to the same room, but the ladder leads to a fight with [[Internet Destroyer]] and a [[CD]]. To reach the door on the other side, Zero needs to climb up a few screens filled with enemies (and the Cursor using Pointan windows) before dropping back down on the other side. After entering the apparant "boss room", the Cursor cuts Zero out of the level, before pasting him into a cyberspace area (using Sheep Man's tileset).
  
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The boss always follows the same pattern. It will start by summoning a Moz 6604 at ground level, then another at the top of the room after a short delay; jump over or shoot the first one, then go to a place safe from the second one's flames. The Cursor will then draw some spikes on the floor, which can be jumped over easily, and then summon and carry a Chromer like it did early in the level. Following this attack, the Cursor will draw a row of panels at the top of the screen, which will fall one at a time from the right, and then stay at the right of the screen, vulnerable. The panels can be dodged by air-dashing through the gaps in them. After roughly half the panels have fallen, the Cursor will attempt to delete Zero three times; the explosions from this attack can destroy the spikes it spawned. Finally, the Cursor will go to the top of the screen and move back and forth quickly while dropping arcing Cursor Blocks, before repeating the pattern.
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While airdashing over spike pits, [[Moz 6604]]s debut by flying in from the top and firebombing the ground. By avoiding them (and a few more enemies), Zero reaches an area with a long chasm. The only way to cross it is to follow a trail of Cursor Blocks created by the Cursor, but a white "phantom" Cursor will follow a small distance behind it, deleting the blocks with a large explosion. With Chromers and Moz 6604s attacking during this, the [[Z-Burst]] is an effective anti-air option, as is the [[Z-Saber]] with the [[Zap Chip]] equipped. After crossing the gap, two small Cursor Blocks block a passage on the left, while a large one barricades one on the right; going through this one leads to a room with a Key on the other side of a pit, with two Chromers protected by [[Reflect Block]]s attempting to knock Zero down with their shots. By grabbing this Key, Zero can unlock a [[Key Barrier]] on the next screen down, and lure the Cursor into deleting several Cursor Blocks so that he can grab another CD.
  
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==Trivia==
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Another "snake block" segment follows, but now there are additional "phantom" Cursors that will move down and destroy any blocks they pass, making holes in the chain and potentially sending Zero into the pit if he stands too close to the blast radius. This section is very difficult and at least a few deaths are certain, but with some memorisation and careful movement, it can be overcome, and another checkpoint reached. The rest of the stage, by contrast, is considerably easier, with only a few enemies and easily crossed hazards, though the area leading up to the boss arena does have a few spikes poking up that can catch Zero if he jumps carelessly. The Cursor once again uses Pointan windows for this final stretch, before ultimately engaging Zero in a boss fight. Once it's defeated, Zero is beamed out of the computer, and can reach the room on the other side to grab the Energy Element within.
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* Unlike [[Cursor Curse|the stage it's based on]], Cursor Corruption uses an actual NSF of the Golem theme from Little Samson, instead of a lower-quality recording.
 
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* Originally, the Cursor was supposed to have dialogue. However, this was removed to improve the level's pacing.
 
  
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==Z-Phone Dialogue==
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!style="color:#FCFCFC; background-color: #454E54;"|Contact
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!style="color:#FCFCFC; background-color: #454E54;" colspan="2"|Transcript
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|[[File:ZPhoneWily.png]]
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|Dr. Wily
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|colspan="2"|Cursor Corruption?
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Why am I detecting a computer system all the way out there? Who put that there?!
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All these scientists these days ''hiding'' what they're doing. They're ripping me off!
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Whatever. Just find out what's going on there. An Element's probably powering that thing.
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|-
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|rowspan="2"|[[File:ZPhoneKrantz.png]]
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|rowspan="2"|Agent Krantz
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|Outside area
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|Cursor Corruption?
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All I see is a computer out there... this should be easy for you, at least I think?
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|Inside the computer
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|'''Krantz:''' Cursor Corruption?
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You're in a computer? How even...
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'''Zero:''' I assume that this is a simulation imprinted on my mind from the computer nearby.
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'''Krantz:''' A hallucination then?
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Well, whatever it is, it seems similar to one of the festival's simulations.
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In it, a specialized Pointan would create different objects to attack you.
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Here though, it seems they're capable of destroying specific "pop-up" platforms too.
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As for the enemies, they all seem to be based around different applications.
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Moz6604 will dart off very fast, dropping fire as it moves, while Chromer will fire shots in a circular pattern.
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|-
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|[[File:ZPhoneGalaxy.png]]
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|Galaxy Man
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|colspan="2"|'''(CD #1):''' When you're in the first part of the computer zone, there should be a ladder blocked by some junk!
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Get that crazy cursor to delete those blocks outta existence! Then, the path should be clear.
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'''(CD #2):''' Oh, this one's a TWO-FOLD one! First, you gotta break through a suspicious block on the right.
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Lead the cursor around to do that! Then, snag the key and use it to break a keydoor later!
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After that, you'll need to do some more leading around, and the CD'll be within reach!
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|-
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|rowspan="2"|[[File:ZPhoneYamato.png]]
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|rowspan="2"|Yamato Man
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|Internet Destroyer
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|'''Yamato Man:''' Internet Destroyer? Whoa, I sense a very bitter rage coming from your opponent! I wonder why...
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'''Zero:''' From what I can gather, Internet Explorer is an outdated web browser.
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This must be some kind of software related to it, resentful of being forgotten.
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'''Yamato Man:''' ...Wait, Internet Explorer is outdated? I use Internet Explorer! It's the web browser installed into my AI, in fact!
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'''Zero:''' That... might explain quite a bit. No offense.
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'''Yamato Man:''' Offense taken! If you're going to be that high and mighty, then at least tell me what web browser is installed into you!
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'''Zero:''' It's called G. Ultron.
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'''Yamato Man:''' Well, see?! That's... Uh... I don't know enough to insult you about that. My web browser is taking a while to load results.
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'''Zero:''' Are you going to give me advice or not?
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'''Yamato Man:''' It floats around and fires spreadshots! Figure the rest out yourself with your "G. Ultron", smartypants!!
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|Cursor
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|Cursor? I very much doubt this is just a standard Pointan, it's way stronger!
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Pay attention to the screen in the middle, as it telegraphs what attack it's going to do.
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When it litters the floor with spikes, they'll eventually disappear after a while.
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But if you can lure its right-click Delete attack over to them, you can make it delete them early!
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Don't worry too much anyway, those spikes only deal damage.
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|-
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|[[File:ZPhoneKnives.png]]
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|Knives
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|colspan="2"|'''Knives:''' Inside a computer?? Whaaaat?? What if it crashed on us?? Too unstable!!
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Look, I like the risk, but I don't wanna know what happens if we're stuck in a crashy computer.
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Actually, on second thought, maybe we'd be stuck in a void together forever...
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Hehehehe... This might be the spot, actually!
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'''Zero:''' I am hanging up.
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|}
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==Notes==
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* Unlike the stage it's based on, Cursor Corruption uses an actual NSF file of the Golem theme from ''Little Samson'', instead of a lower-quality recording.
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* Originally, the Cursor had dialogue at multiple points across the stage; however all of it was removed to improve the level's pacing.
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* The level's miniboss was originally a variant of the [[Yellow Devil]] poorly drawn in MS Paint, but it was also removed to improve the pacing.
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* In v1.0 of ''Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero'', the checkpoint after the second snake block section is absent; it was added in v1.1 onwards in response to players finding the level (and the block section in particular) punishingly difficult.
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Latest revision as of 12:37, 23 March 2025

Chapter 2: Cursor Corruption

Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero

MaGMML EZ Cursor Corruption Fixed.png
Looks like someone downloaded a novelty cursor from a dodgy website...

Cursor Corruption is the fourth level on the path to the Psycho Chip in Chapter 2 of Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero. Based on Cursor Curse from Make a Good Mega Man Level 2, it takes place in a mysterious facility in the woods surrounding the Psycho Chip path's early levels. While on the hunt for SRARA and Energy Elements, Zero gets pulled into a computer and is forced to put up with the antics of the mischievous Cursor. Like it did in its original appearance, it will try to "delete" Zero, as well as drag enemies and objects around to bedevil him.

Strategy

The level begins in a small forest/jungle area devoid of life, before giving way to a mechanical area where Zero is beamed into the computer. Once inside, the stage starts off almost exactly like Cursor Curse did, complete with the Cursor trying to delete Zero. To progress, it needs to be goaded into deleting the Cursor Block blocking the path below (rather than it deleting it after a set amount of time as in Cursor Curse). The next screen also has Cursor Blocks that need to be cleared, though a small number of them can be jumped on to reach two large Bolts on a high ledge. The next two screens have Beaks shooting at Zero while the Cursor behaves like a(n untouchable) Pointan, followed by an introduction to Chromers. The Cursor then drags an invincible Chromer across the screen while Zero is faced with a spike-filled hallway; careful airdashes are needed to avoid both the Chromer's shots and the lethal spikes.

After another Cursor Block barricade, Zero reaches a checkpoint, and a long corridor with a Cursor Block "bridge" over spikes. The Cursor will once again try to delete Zero and any nearby blocks, so baiting it into attacking an empty space is an effective way to safely cross. On the other side, two Cursor Blocks block a path to the right and a ladder going down; both will eventually take him to the same room, but the ladder leads to a fight with Internet Destroyer and a CD. To reach the door on the other side, Zero needs to climb up a few screens filled with enemies (and the Cursor using Pointan windows) before dropping back down on the other side. After entering the apparant "boss room", the Cursor cuts Zero out of the level, before pasting him into a cyberspace area (using Sheep Man's tileset).

While airdashing over spike pits, Moz 6604s debut by flying in from the top and firebombing the ground. By avoiding them (and a few more enemies), Zero reaches an area with a long chasm. The only way to cross it is to follow a trail of Cursor Blocks created by the Cursor, but a white "phantom" Cursor will follow a small distance behind it, deleting the blocks with a large explosion. With Chromers and Moz 6604s attacking during this, the Z-Burst is an effective anti-air option, as is the Z-Saber with the Zap Chip equipped. After crossing the gap, two small Cursor Blocks block a passage on the left, while a large one barricades one on the right; going through this one leads to a room with a Key on the other side of a pit, with two Chromers protected by Reflect Blocks attempting to knock Zero down with their shots. By grabbing this Key, Zero can unlock a Key Barrier on the next screen down, and lure the Cursor into deleting several Cursor Blocks so that he can grab another CD.

Another "snake block" segment follows, but now there are additional "phantom" Cursors that will move down and destroy any blocks they pass, making holes in the chain and potentially sending Zero into the pit if he stands too close to the blast radius. This section is very difficult and at least a few deaths are certain, but with some memorisation and careful movement, it can be overcome, and another checkpoint reached. The rest of the stage, by contrast, is considerably easier, with only a few enemies and easily crossed hazards, though the area leading up to the boss arena does have a few spikes poking up that can catch Zero if he jumps carelessly. The Cursor once again uses Pointan windows for this final stretch, before ultimately engaging Zero in a boss fight. Once it's defeated, Zero is beamed out of the computer, and can reach the room on the other side to grab the Energy Element within.

Z-Phone Dialogue

Contact Transcript
ZPhoneWily.png Dr. Wily Cursor Corruption?

Why am I detecting a computer system all the way out there? Who put that there?!

All these scientists these days hiding what they're doing. They're ripping me off!

Whatever. Just find out what's going on there. An Element's probably powering that thing.

ZPhoneKrantz.png Agent Krantz Outside area Cursor Corruption?

All I see is a computer out there... this should be easy for you, at least I think?

Inside the computer Krantz: Cursor Corruption?

You're in a computer? How even...

Zero: I assume that this is a simulation imprinted on my mind from the computer nearby.

Krantz: A hallucination then?

Well, whatever it is, it seems similar to one of the festival's simulations.

In it, a specialized Pointan would create different objects to attack you.

Here though, it seems they're capable of destroying specific "pop-up" platforms too.

As for the enemies, they all seem to be based around different applications.

Moz6604 will dart off very fast, dropping fire as it moves, while Chromer will fire shots in a circular pattern.

ZPhoneGalaxy.png Galaxy Man (CD #1): When you're in the first part of the computer zone, there should be a ladder blocked by some junk!

Get that crazy cursor to delete those blocks outta existence! Then, the path should be clear.

(CD #2): Oh, this one's a TWO-FOLD one! First, you gotta break through a suspicious block on the right.

Lead the cursor around to do that! Then, snag the key and use it to break a keydoor later!

After that, you'll need to do some more leading around, and the CD'll be within reach!

ZPhoneYamato.png Yamato Man Internet Destroyer Yamato Man: Internet Destroyer? Whoa, I sense a very bitter rage coming from your opponent! I wonder why...

Zero: From what I can gather, Internet Explorer is an outdated web browser.

This must be some kind of software related to it, resentful of being forgotten.

Yamato Man: ...Wait, Internet Explorer is outdated? I use Internet Explorer! It's the web browser installed into my AI, in fact!

Zero: That... might explain quite a bit. No offense.

Yamato Man: Offense taken! If you're going to be that high and mighty, then at least tell me what web browser is installed into you!

Zero: It's called G. Ultron.

Yamato Man: Well, see?! That's... Uh... I don't know enough to insult you about that. My web browser is taking a while to load results.

Zero: Are you going to give me advice or not?

Yamato Man: It floats around and fires spreadshots! Figure the rest out yourself with your "G. Ultron", smartypants!!

Cursor Cursor? I very much doubt this is just a standard Pointan, it's way stronger!

Pay attention to the screen in the middle, as it telegraphs what attack it's going to do.

When it litters the floor with spikes, they'll eventually disappear after a while.

But if you can lure its right-click Delete attack over to them, you can make it delete them early!

Don't worry too much anyway, those spikes only deal damage.

ZPhoneKnives.png Knives Knives: Inside a computer?? Whaaaat?? What if it crashed on us?? Too unstable!!

Look, I like the risk, but I don't wanna know what happens if we're stuck in a crashy computer.

Actually, on second thought, maybe we'd be stuck in a void together forever...

Hehehehe... This might be the spot, actually!

Zero: I am hanging up.

Notes

  • Unlike the stage it's based on, Cursor Corruption uses an actual NSF file of the Golem theme from Little Samson, instead of a lower-quality recording.
  • Originally, the Cursor had dialogue at multiple points across the stage; however all of it was removed to improve the level's pacing.
  • The level's miniboss was originally a variant of the Yellow Devil poorly drawn in MS Paint, but it was also removed to improve the pacing.
  • In v1.0 of Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero, the checkpoint after the second snake block section is absent; it was added in v1.1 onwards in response to players finding the level (and the block section in particular) punishingly difficult.


Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero - Chapter 2 Psycho Path
Stages
The Red Woods • Vertical Vine Venture • String Theory • Cursor Corruption • Temporal Pillar • Bubble Base • Wicked Waterworks • In the Flesh • Space Jam
List of Bosses
Totem Polen Plus • Totem Polen EX • Bone Dragon • Spider Potton • Recluse Woman • Internet Destroyer • Cursor • Sakuya Izayoi • Toad Man Bubble Base • Splash Woman's Revenge • Haiker G • CWU-41B • Intest Tinhead • Baskette Ball
Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero
Characters
Zero (Costumes) • Dr. Wily • SRARA (SRARA Up n' Down • SRARA Joe • SRARA Shield Attacker • SRARA Met) • Agent Krantz • Agent Stern • Dr. Hyde • Galaxy Man • Yamato Man • Pirate Man •
Duo • Trio • Knives
Special Weapons
Weapons
Z-Buster • Z-Saber • Z-Burst • Blank Drive
Chips
Cutter Chip • Flame Chip • Icicle Chip • Zap Chip • Psycho Chip
Chapter 1 Stages
Explosive Freefall • Surveillance Canyon • Gusty Gorge • Defeat the Giant Spear Man! • Contra Base • Kingdom Crisis • Lost Valley • Skyhigh Ridge • Twilight Terrace • Abandoned Lab • Subterranean Stronghold • Vertical Hunger
Chapter 2 Stages
Flame Path
Scorched Factory • Hot Steps • Recoil Recon • Dispute Over Sawblades • Scarlet Temple • Refurbished Pyramid • Surfboard Showdown • Offshore Hangar Cluster • Horizon Zero
Icicle Path
Frosty Fields • When Spike Drops Freeze Over • Robot Ink Printing Facility • Forgotten Fortress: The Lab • Nocturnal Assault • Springy Scaffolding • BlocBunker • Midnight Aurora • Metropolitan Neapolitan
Zap Path:
Force Facility • Pepsi Zero • Entrance Succession • Projectile Party! • Volt Man Factory • Lightningrod Lab • Shocking Wacko Stage • Out of Order • Stormy Spire
Psycho Path:
The Red Woods • Vertical Vine Venture • String Theory • Cursor Corruption • Temporal Pillar • Bubble Base • Wicked Waterworks • In the Flesh • Space Jam
Other:
Construction of Constructions • Mojo Dojo • S.R.A.R.A. HQ
Chapter 3 Stages
Entrance to Tier X • Ghouls n' Ghasts • Toxic Tunnels • Looping Growth Garden • Rainbow Ravine • Shift Posting • Psionic Space Station • Ice Breaker • Code Landfill • Lily Airpad
Null and Void
Locations
Mega City • Dr. Wily's Secret Bunker
Chapter 1 Bosses
Mega Man • Dangerous Duck • Giant Spear Man • SRARA Up n' Down • Gomeramos King • Dethgerbis • Piranhabiran • Thwomp Man • Honey Woman • Doc Robot Overloaded • Punk • Boomer Kuwanger • Giga Kuwagata
Chapter 2 Bosses
Flame Path
Elemental Aces • Fighting Fefnir • Fire Boy GH • Blade Man DOS • Sparky
Icicle Path
Blizzard Man • Stomp'n • Stomp'n Violet • Hindjoe • Wafer Wagon
Zap Path
Force Guard • Pepsi Man • Octo Brain • Really Goddang Cool Quick Man • Volt Man the Real • Alastor • War Blur
Psycho Path
Totem Polen Plus • Totem Polen EX • Bone Dragon • Spider Potton • Recluse Woman • Internet Destroyer • Cursor • Sakuya Izayoi • Toad Man Bubble Base • Splash Woman's Revenge • Haiker G • CWU-41B • Intest Tinhead • Baskette Ball
Other
SRARA Joe • SRARA Shield Attacker • Duo
Chapter 3 Bosses
SRARA Met • Chesder • Chesder's Revenge • Red Arremer Man • Amoeba Droid • Psionic Man • Giga Count 2.0 • Cloud Devil 2.0 • Toad Man
Null and Void
Alter Archive • Big Chungus • Dust Man • Elec Man • Elec Spine • Hatter Joe • Illumina Alpha • Magmatron • Mega Man 2 NETA • Pepsi Man's Revenge • Pico Shuffle • Quick Man • Trailing Zero
Final Bosses
SRARA • Unununium • Trio
Optional Bosses
Hyper Picketman • Yamato Man • Cutter Golem • Flame Golem • Icicle Golem • Zap Golem • Psycho Golem • GameStop Duck
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