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==''Make a Good Mega Man Level 3''==
 
==''Make a Good Mega Man Level 3''==
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There are arena''s'' in ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 3]]'' due to the size of the game, although each is much smaller than the ones in ''MaGMML2''. Taking place in its own mini hub dubbed '''Limestone Pagoda''' run by [[Ghost Woman]]. Each arena has a fixed amount of resources, which consists of 1-Ups, large health energy capsules, large weapon energy capsules, Yashichis, etc. Arenas also allow players to skip a single boss of their choice, but if every boss prior to the current arena's end boss is defeated without using this option, the skip is replaced with a bolt reward. Like in ''MaGMML2'', all of the bosses in these arenas are fought in a random order, save for their respective final bosses.
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In ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level 3]]'', there are a total of five arenas (plus two optional ones), although each is much smaller than the ones in ''MaGMML2''. The arenas are now found in their own dedicated hub area, the [[Limestone Pagoda]], after earning two [[Tier Rank]]s. The area is run by [[Ghost Woman]] and a small group of sub-hosts, each of whom appear in the current arena's rest area and will explain the effects of items when spoken to.
  
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===Devkit Arenas===
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As in previous games, each arena has a fixed amount of resources, which consists of 1-Ups, large health energy, large weapon energy, and Yashichis. Two new items are now included: a skull that allows Mega Man to skip a boss, and a floppy disk that gives all his weapons infinite energy for the next fight. However, they can only be used on one fight each, and will not work on the current arena's final boss; if Mega Man reaches said boss without using them, they will transform into large bolt rewards. Like in ''MaGMML2'', all of the bosses in these arenas are typically fought in a random order, save for their respective final bosses.
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Due to the large increase in Devkit bosses, there are now multiple Devkit arenas. Bosses originally found in ''MaGMML2'''s Arena are not included.
 
  
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====The Minor Boss Arena====
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===Foes of Antiquity===
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The first arena, known simply as '''The Minor Boss Arena''', includes all the midbosses from the Devkit. Many of the midbosses are combined into a single room, with each boss spawning in after the previous has been defeated.  The combinations and order are as follows:
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Due to the large increase in devkit bosses, there are now three arenas devoted to them, collectively known as the '''Foes of Antiquity'''. All three are available upon unlocking the Limestone Pagoda.
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====Colosseum of Cohorts Arena====
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The '''Colosseum of Cohorts Arena''' includes all the minibosses from the devkit. It is hosted by a [[Tama]] using its shrunken sprites from ''[[Mega Man II]]'' (here dubbed "Armored Tama"). Many of them are combined into a single room, with each boss spawning in after the previous has been defeated.  The combinations and order are as follows:
 
* Wily's Warriors All-Stars 1: [[Hot Dog]], [[Tama]], [[Lantern Fish]].
 
* Wily's Warriors All-Stars 1: [[Hot Dog]], [[Tama]], [[Lantern Fish]].
 
* Wily's Warriors All-Stars 2: [[Big Snakey]], [[Penpen Maker]], [[Giant Metall]].
 
* Wily's Warriors All-Stars 2: [[Big Snakey]], [[Penpen Maker]], [[Giant Metall]].
 
* Cossack's Comrades All-Stars: [[Escaroo]], [[Whopper]], [[Kabatoncue]], [[Moby]].
 
* Cossack's Comrades All-Stars: [[Escaroo]], [[Whopper]], [[Kabatoncue]], [[Moby]].
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* Octoper & Family All-Stars: [[Octoper OA]], [[Octoboss]]. ''(These are fought on the [[Wave Man Jetski]])''
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* Octoper & Family All-Stars: [[Octoper OA]], [[Octoboss]] (Both are are fought on a [[Wave Man Jetski]])
 
* The Uncanny X-Force All-Stars: [[Metall Potton]], [[Gorilla Tank]], [[Squidon]], [[Gamarn and Gamadayu]].
 
* The Uncanny X-Force All-Stars: [[Metall Potton]], [[Gorilla Tank]], [[Squidon]], [[Gamarn and Gamadayu]].
 
* World All-Stars: [[Gundrill]], [[Giant Metall Cannon]], [[Hyoey]], [[Tyhorn]], [[T. Khamen]].  
 
* World All-Stars: [[Gundrill]], [[Giant Metall Cannon]], [[Hyoey]], [[Tyhorn]], [[T. Khamen]].  
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* Dimension Warp All-Stars 2: [[Doc Kumo]], [[Twin Shooter G]].
 
* Dimension Warp All-Stars 2: [[Doc Kumo]], [[Twin Shooter G]].
 
* The Absolute Paozo Units: [[Paozo]] is encountered three times, featuring both variants, the third being the first variant, but with spike pits in the floor.
 
* The Absolute Paozo Units: [[Paozo]] is encountered three times, featuring both variants, the third being the first variant, but with spike pits in the floor.
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All midbosses not listed have been split into unique rooms. The end boss of this arena is [[Break Man]].
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All minibosses not listed have been split into unique rooms. Also included as a bonus fight are the Gold Gear Guardians All-Stars: a battle against [[Power Muscler]], [[Gachappon]], [[Yudon]], [[Dachone]], and [[Sniper Armor]], all modified based on their miniboss status in ''Mega Man'' for the Game Gear.
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The final boss of this arena is [[Break Man]]; defeating him unlocks him as a costume and awards the Miniboss Champion achievement.
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====Master's Mausoleum Arena====
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The '''Master's Mausoleum Arena''', hosted by a Fishman enemy from ''Mega Man 3: The Robots are Revolting'' (here dubbed "Aqua Man"), includes the 26 new Robot Master bosses available in the devkit, plus [[Fake Man]] as an extra boss. These are defined as Robot Masters who are fought in their source game's main set of stages: thus, Robot Master-adjacent bosses encountered in fortress stages, such as the [[Enker|Mega]] [[Punk|Man]] [[Ballade|Killers]], are not included. None of the Robot Masters introduced in ''MaGMML2''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s devkit are included, nor is Quick Man.
  
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====The Robot Master Arena====
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The final boss of this arena is [[Terra]]; defeating him unlocks the Sunstar costume and awards the Robot Master Champion achievement.
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The second arena, also known as the '''Master's Mausoleum Arena''', includes the 26 new Robot Master bosses available in the devkit. These are defined as Robot Masters who are fought in their source game's main set of stages: thus, Robot Master-adjacent bosses encountered in fortress stages, such as the [[Enker|Mega]] [[Punk|Man]] [[Ballade|Killers]], are not included. The end boss of this arena is [[Terra]].
 
  
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====The Fortress Guardians Arena====
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====Skull Caverns Arena====
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The third arena includes the 18 new non-Robot Master bosses available in the devkit. Bosses also include the Mega Man Killers, the [[Grey Devil]], [[Giant Suzy]], and [[Hunter Type A|Hunters Type A]] and [[Hunter Type B|Type B]]. The end boss of this arena is a variant of the [[Yellow Devil]] known as the '''Tetris Devil'''.
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The '''Skull Caverns Arena''', hosted by "Toad Ruler" (a Toad Man with Wave Man elements, based on their status as fortress bosses in the Game Gear ''Mega Man'') includes the 18 new non-Robot Master bosses available in the devkit. Bosses also include the Mega Man Killers, the [[Grey Devil]], [[Giant Suzy]], and [[Hunter Type A|Hunters Type A]] and [[Hunter Type B|Type B]]. Also present as a bonus fight is [[CWU-01P]], which was not included with the devkit. The [[Mecha Dragon]] from ''MaGMML2''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s devkit is omitted.
  
 
The following changes have been made to the bosses:
 
The following changes have been made to the bosses:
 
*[[Boobeam Trap]]'s guns and shielding (made with [[Destroyable Block]]s) have increased HP, but are vulnerable to the Mega Buster.
 
*[[Boobeam Trap]]'s guns and shielding (made with [[Destroyable Block]]s) have increased HP, but are vulnerable to the Mega Buster.
 
*[[Dark Man 4]] & Ballade deal less contact damage than they otherwise would.
 
*[[Dark Man 4]] & Ballade deal less contact damage than they otherwise would.
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The final boss of this arena is the [[Yellow Devil]], who now has a second phase dubbed the "Tetris Devil". Upon defeating it, the Waltz costume is unlocked and the Fortress Guardian Champion achievement is awarded.
  
 
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===The Judges' Choice Arena===
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The '''Judges' Choice Arena''', hosted by Ghost Woman herself, is a curated selection of entry bosses as chosen by the judges. Unlocking it requires collecting all 15 Tier Ranks. It has a total of 37 fights, and as with the Colosseum of Cohorts arena, minibosses are combined into single "All-Stars" rooms, this time with matching themes. Bosses occasionally have nerfs to make them more suitable for the arena, and any pits in boss rooms are no longer lethal: instead Mega Man is bounced out, with some damage.
  
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===The Judge's Choice Arena===
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The bosses present in this arena are:
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Unlike the previous game, which included nearly every entry boss with a few exceptions, the entry arena in MaGMML3 includes a selection of bosses chosen by the Judges.
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* Worlds Collided All-Stars: [[Donkey Joe]], [[Namonaki Robo]], [[Devil Woods]]
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It has 37 challenges, and as with the Minor Boss arena, mini-bosses in this arena are combined into a single room, this time with matching themes.
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* Refurbished Legion All-Stars: [[Iggy & Mariah]], [[Train Trio]], [[Emperor Pepe]], [[Mannequin]]
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Bosses occasionally have nerfs to make them more suitable for the arena, and any pits in boss rooms are no longer lethal - instead the player is bounced out.
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* History of the Earth All-Stars: [[Bireezu]], [[Mr. Bocianowsky]], [[Devil's Pillar]], [[Record Keeper]]
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* [[DigiTiger]]
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* [[Royal Man]]
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* [[Fracture]]
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* [[Skull Sans]]
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* [[28 Devil Cores]]
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* [[Dust Devil]]
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* [[Judgement Man]]
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* [[Token Woman]]
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* [[Hodenki]]
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* [[Alraune Woman]]
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* [[Kine]]
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* [[Zombie Devil]]
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* [[Treasure Man]]
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* [[Lantern Man]]
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* [[Necrozma]]
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* [[Yamato Man W]]
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* [[Beam Stack MK2]]
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* [[Dark Wyvern]]
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* [[Cable Woman]]
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* [[Banshee Woman]]
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* [[Propeller Woman]]
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* [[Pipe Man]]
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* [[Cosmos]]
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* [[Rook Man]]
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* [[Mafia Man]]: Both phases are included as separate encounters, with the second phase being dubbed "Mafia Man's Revenge".
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* [[Blizzard Behemoth]]: The fight against the [[Blizzard Brigade]] is skipped entirely.
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* [[Bubble Crab]]
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* [[Battery Man]]
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* [[Shoe Man]]
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* [[Grand Tellow]]
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* [[Beet Man]]
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* [[Cassette Man]]
  
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The end boss is [[Alter Man]], who has a slightly larger 2nd form and wears a cape.
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The final boss of the Judges' Choice Arena is [[Alter Man]], who now has a second phase with a redesigned larger appearance. Completing the arena awards the Judges' Choice Champion achievement and also unlocks Alter Man's new form as a costume.
  
 
===The True Arena===
 
===The True Arena===
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An even harder variant that includes only bosses made by the devs, from both Tier W and Tier X. It has 22 challenges. The "Final Four" for this tier are:
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The final arena in the game, the '''True Arena''', consists of 22 bosses created by the developers, mostly from the [[Wily Stadium]], [[Tier X (MaGMML3)|Tier X]], and [[Shrine of Nebula]]. It is blocked off for most of the game, and is only unlocked after clearing the aforementioned Shrine of Nebula. Unlike the other arenas, there is no host present in the rest area.
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Unlike the other arenas, the True Arena has a semi-set order of bosses. Initially, Mega Man must fight 12 bosses at random:
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* [[Reel Man]]
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* [[King Man]]
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* [[Static Man]]
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* [[Falcon Rock]]
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* [[Neko Man]]
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* [[Metilda McBossface]]
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* [[King Leonis]]
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* [[Diabolico]]
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* [[Mist Man & Bowl Man]]
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* Stadium Showstopper All-Stars: [[Ururuun Steel]], [[Bigby Tank]], [[Tin Hawk]] and [[Big Brute]]
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* Dusty Desires All-Stars: [[Kachikachi]], [[Shork]], [[Jabber Walker]], [[Volt Boss the Refurbished]]
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* Time-Space Jumper All-Stars: [[Returning Flash Armor]], [[Theodore Thunderdunk Owner Of Thundervale Thunderdome]], [[Top Dummy]], [[Gharial Man]]
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After all 12 are defeated, the pool consists of the six rival fights from [[The Greatest Show of All Time]]: [[Forge Woman]], [[Presto]], [[Element Man]], [[Hunter Woman]], [[Cerberus Man]], and [[Bass]]. Each one is faced in a random order. After their defeat, the last four bosses (dubbed the Final Four) are encountered consecutively:
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* [[Vacant Avatar]]
 
* [[Vacant Avatar]]
 
* [[Regal Machine]]
 
* [[Regal Machine]]
 
* [[Nebula Grey|Pillar of Nebula]]
 
* [[Nebula Grey|Pillar of Nebula]]
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* Ernest Will, a combination of [[Wily Machine SPIRE]] and [[Wily Jet]] with a third phase based on the Contest Weapons.
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* The final boss, [[Ernest Will]], who uses a harder iteration of [[Wily Machine SPIRE]] and the [[Wily Jet]], the latter of which uses the Parallel Weapons and has a new second phase that uses the [[Contest Weapon Data]].
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Unlike the other arenas, there is no costume unlocked by clearing the True Arena, although it does reward the True Champion achievement.
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===Ghosts of Yamato Arena===
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Hidden behind a slide passage near the entrance to the Custom Arena is the '''Ghosts of Yamato Arena''', hosted by Ghost Man from ''Mega Man Revolution''. It is a straight port of ''MaGMML2''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s devkit boss arena, with Gamma returning as its final boss. However, each of the bosses' rooms have been made more accurate to their source game's arenas, and the Mecha Dragon's bottomless pit now bounces Mega Man out if he falls into it. This arena is completely optional, and no reward is given for unlocking it; however, clearing it will unlock Gamma in the Boss Gallery without needing to clear the True Arena.
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===Custom Arena===
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Hosted by [[Red Arremer Man]], the Custom Arena allows players to create their own arenas using whatever bosses they've faced up to that point. The option to set specific final bosses is also included. In addition to this, there are a number of preset arenas featuring bosses not included in the main arenas. By its nature, this arena is entirely optional and exists merely for the player to challenge themselves.
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The presets are:
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* X Challenge: Fight against every boss that features more than one main opponent.
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* Alter Rush: Fight against all Robot Masters that are apart of the Alter Weapon series.
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* Parallel Rush: Fight against all Robot Masters that are apart of the Parallel Weapon series.
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* All Boss Tour: Fight '''''every single boss, including variants,''''' in one run.
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* Tier Boss Rush: Fight all 14 Tier bosses, as well as [[Returning Regular Joe]].
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* Rival Weaponry: Fight against your tournament rivals and all bosses that grant them their weapons.
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* Super Showdown: Fight against every Superboss in the game.
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* Unboss Rush: Survive against more unconventional traps and platforming.
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* Mystery: Fight against a random set of 10 bosses.
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* In the Details: Fight against every Devil in the game.
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* Lackey Rush: Fight against every Mini-Boss in the game.
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* Robot Rush: Fight against every Robot Master in the main game.
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* Major Foe Rush: Fight against every boss considered a "major foe" in the game.
  
 
==''Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero''==
 
==''Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero''==
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Unlike previous ''MaGMML'' games, ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero]]'' lacks a traditional arena. Instead, [[Dr. Wily's Secret Bunker]] features '''The Ultimate Choice''', which puts Zero against a predetermined set of bosses based on the chosen Intensity setting, with higher difficulties giving bigger rewards. However, it also has a Custom Battle mode that allows players to create a more traditional arena using whatever bosses they like, including those not faced in the preset Intensity settings.
 
Unlike previous ''MaGMML'' games, ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero]]'' lacks a traditional arena. Instead, [[Dr. Wily's Secret Bunker]] features '''The Ultimate Choice''', which puts Zero against a predetermined set of bosses based on the chosen Intensity setting, with higher difficulties giving bigger rewards. However, it also has a Custom Battle mode that allows players to create a more traditional arena using whatever bosses they like, including those not faced in the preset Intensity settings.
  
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*In the normal arenas from both the original ''MaGMML1'' and ''MaGMML2'', and the Minor Boss Arena from ''MaGMML3'', the music that plays when fighting bosses that don't use unique battle themes is a rendition of the song ''Illusion'' from ''F-Zero Climax'' (the first game uses the original song, while the sequel uses an 8-bit arrangement). This is a reference to the ROM Hack ''Rockman 4 Minus Infinity'', which had its own set of arenas that played the same song during a battle. In ''MaGMML3'', the music no longer resets after each fight, and is played throughout.
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* In the normal arenas from both the original ''MaGMML1'' and ''MaGMML2'', and the Colosseum of Cohorts Arena from ''MaGMML3'', the music that plays when fighting bosses that don't use unique battle themes is a rendition of the song ''Illusion'' from ''F-Zero Climax'' (the first game uses the original song, while the sequel uses an 8-bit arrangement). This is a reference to the ROM Hack ''Rockman 4 Minus Infinity'', which had its own set of arenas that played the same song during a battle. In ''MaGMML3'', the music no longer resets after each fight, and is played throughout.
 
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The Arena is a recurring special area in the Make a Good Mega Man Level series. Named and designed after the Arena from Kirby Super Star, it is an endurance match where Mega Man goes up against a group of bosses, visiting a "rest area" between fights where he can choose to use resources provided to refill his health and weapon energy.

Make a Good Mega Man Level

In Make a Good Mega Man Level, The Arena becomes available to Mega Man in the attic of Dr. Light's Lab after he has cleared the entry stages and the Wily Castle. This Arena consists of nearly every boss in the game, and the rest area will always have three small weapon energy capsules and three small health capsules available, regardless of how many were used up the last time Mega Man entered the area. The use of E-Tanks and W-Tanks is disabled in the Arena, as is the Charged Buster Upgrade. The bosses are fought in a fixed order:

  • The four tier bosses (in ascending order based on tier).
  • The custom entry bosses (in order from lowest-ranked stage to highest-ranked stage; midbosses, such as The Moon and Ronrez, are included).
  • The seven fortress bosses (ordered by fortress stage).
  • Zero Soul.

Make a Good Mega Man Level Remastered

In Make a Good Mega Man Level Remastered, The Arena is now accessed in a new room beneath the Target Practice room. Unlike the original iteration of the Arena, E-Tanks, M-Tanks, and Buster upgrades are able to be used. Additionally, both a large Weapon Energy capsule and a large Health Energy capsule will be provided upon beating a boss (before facing Wily Machine TROPHY, the latter becomes an E-Tank, and before Zero Soul, a Yashichi and E-Tank are instead provided).

Like before, the bosses are faced in a fixed order starting with tier bosses, then entry bosses, then fortress bosses, capped off with Zero Soul at the end. However, in-between Air Capsule and Wily Machine TROPHY, a brand new boss exclusive to the Arena, The Impaler, must be challenged.

Make a Good Mega Man Level 2

Because Make a Good Mega Man Level 2 is a much bigger game than its predecessor, there are three arenas as opposed to simply one, all of which are located in the Dojo. Each arena has a fixed amount of resources, which consists of 1-Ups, large weapon energy capsules, and Yashichi‏s. In addition, all of the bosses in these arenas are fought in a random order, save for their respective final bosses. Super Mode is not allowed in any of these arenas until they have been cleared.

The Arena

The first arena, known simply as The Arena, is available from the start, and includes the 18 bosses available in the devkit, plus Quick Man. The end boss of this arena is Gamma.

The Arena provides five 1-Ups, ten large weapon energy capsules, and one Yashichi. Clearing this arena unlocks the Cut Man costume.

The Mega Arena

The second arena, known as The Mega Arena, is unlocked after clearing The Arena and Wily Star II. It includes most of the custom bosses and midbosses fought in the entries, with the following exceptions:

The Mega Arena also includes the Volt Man battle from Poorly Named Level, and the Mecha Dragon battle from City Under Siege (referred to as Siege Dragon).

The following changes have been made to the bosses:

  • The Whopper from Orbital Station is positioned lower.
  • Match Man's invincibility frames have been reduced.
  • Mega Man now teleports away before The Kid uses his post-defeat attack.
  • Doc Robot's health has been reduced from 84 to 28.
  • Final Toad now takes 2 points of damage from semi-charged Mega Buster shots and 3 points of damage from charged Mega Buster shots.
  • The bouncing gimmick is never present when fighting Boundin' Crash Man, regardless of the ON/OFF switch's status outside of Bouncy Castle.
  • Siege Dragon's arena has a set of conveyor belts at the bottom.

The end boss of this arena is Volt Man the Assimilator.

The Mega Arena provides twenty-five 1-Ups, thirty large weapon energy capsules, and five Yashichis. Clearing this arena unlocks the Sonic costume.

The True Arena

The third and final arena, known as The True Arena, is unlocked after clearing The Mega Arena and Null and Void. It includes the game's tier bosses, bosses and midbosses from Wily Star II, bosses and midbosses from Tier X (including Null and Void), and other secret bosses not covered in the previous two arenas. The following bosses are excluded:

The following changes have been made to the bosses:

In addition, Mega Man's weapon energy is refilled after fighting Autobounce.

The end boss of this arena is Absolute ZERO, with a different fourth phase.

The True Arena provides twenty-five 1-Ups, fifteen large weapon energy capsules, and two Yashichis. This arena needs to be cleared without using weapon energy (i.e. by only using the Mega Buster unless fighting Autobounce or the second phase of Wily Machine SWORD) to reach 100% completion.

Make a Good Mega Man Level 3

In Make a Good Mega Man Level 3, there are a total of five arenas (plus two optional ones), although each is much smaller than the ones in MaGMML2. The arenas are now found in their own dedicated hub area, the Limestone Pagoda, after earning two Tier Ranks. The area is run by Ghost Woman and a small group of sub-hosts, each of whom appear in the current arena's rest area and will explain the effects of items when spoken to.

As in previous games, each arena has a fixed amount of resources, which consists of 1-Ups, large health energy, large weapon energy, and Yashichis. Two new items are now included: a skull that allows Mega Man to skip a boss, and a floppy disk that gives all his weapons infinite energy for the next fight. However, they can only be used on one fight each, and will not work on the current arena's final boss; if Mega Man reaches said boss without using them, they will transform into large bolt rewards. Like in MaGMML2, all of the bosses in these arenas are typically fought in a random order, save for their respective final bosses.

Foes of Antiquity

Due to the large increase in devkit bosses, there are now three arenas devoted to them, collectively known as the Foes of Antiquity. All three are available upon unlocking the Limestone Pagoda.

Colosseum of Cohorts Arena

The Colosseum of Cohorts Arena includes all the minibosses from the devkit. It is hosted by a Tama using its shrunken sprites from Mega Man II (here dubbed "Armored Tama"). Many of them are combined into a single room, with each boss spawning in after the previous has been defeated. The combinations and order are as follows:

All minibosses not listed have been split into unique rooms. Also included as a bonus fight are the Gold Gear Guardians All-Stars: a battle against Power Muscler, Gachappon, Yudon, Dachone, and Sniper Armor, all modified based on their miniboss status in Mega Man for the Game Gear.

The final boss of this arena is Break Man; defeating him unlocks him as a costume and awards the Miniboss Champion achievement.

Master's Mausoleum Arena

The Master's Mausoleum Arena, hosted by a Fishman enemy from Mega Man 3: The Robots are Revolting (here dubbed "Aqua Man"), includes the 26 new Robot Master bosses available in the devkit, plus Fake Man as an extra boss. These are defined as Robot Masters who are fought in their source game's main set of stages: thus, Robot Master-adjacent bosses encountered in fortress stages, such as the Mega Man Killers, are not included. None of the Robot Masters introduced in MaGMML2's devkit are included, nor is Quick Man.

The final boss of this arena is Terra; defeating him unlocks the Sunstar costume and awards the Robot Master Champion achievement.

Skull Caverns Arena

The Skull Caverns Arena, hosted by "Toad Ruler" (a Toad Man with Wave Man elements, based on their status as fortress bosses in the Game Gear Mega Man) includes the 18 new non-Robot Master bosses available in the devkit. Bosses also include the Mega Man Killers, the Grey Devil, Giant Suzy, and Hunters Type A and Type B. Also present as a bonus fight is CWU-01P, which was not included with the devkit. The Mecha Dragon from MaGMML2's devkit is omitted.

The following changes have been made to the bosses:

The final boss of this arena is the Yellow Devil, who now has a second phase dubbed the "Tetris Devil". Upon defeating it, the Waltz costume is unlocked and the Fortress Guardian Champion achievement is awarded.

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The Judges' Choice Arena

The Judges' Choice Arena, hosted by Ghost Woman herself, is a curated selection of entry bosses as chosen by the judges. Unlocking it requires collecting all 15 Tier Ranks. It has a total of 37 fights, and as with the Colosseum of Cohorts arena, minibosses are combined into single "All-Stars" rooms, this time with matching themes. Bosses occasionally have nerfs to make them more suitable for the arena, and any pits in boss rooms are no longer lethal: instead Mega Man is bounced out, with some damage.

The bosses present in this arena are:

The final boss of the Judges' Choice Arena is Alter Man, who now has a second phase with a redesigned larger appearance. Completing the arena awards the Judges' Choice Champion achievement and also unlocks Alter Man's new form as a costume.

The True Arena

The final arena in the game, the True Arena, consists of 22 bosses created by the developers, mostly from the Wily Stadium, Tier X, and Shrine of Nebula. It is blocked off for most of the game, and is only unlocked after clearing the aforementioned Shrine of Nebula. Unlike the other arenas, there is no host present in the rest area.

Unlike the other arenas, the True Arena has a semi-set order of bosses. Initially, Mega Man must fight 12 bosses at random:

After all 12 are defeated, the pool consists of the six rival fights from The Greatest Show of All Time: Forge Woman, Presto, Element Man, Hunter Woman, Cerberus Man, and Bass. Each one is faced in a random order. After their defeat, the last four bosses (dubbed the Final Four) are encountered consecutively:

Unlike the other arenas, there is no costume unlocked by clearing the True Arena, although it does reward the True Champion achievement.

Ghosts of Yamato Arena

Hidden behind a slide passage near the entrance to the Custom Arena is the Ghosts of Yamato Arena, hosted by Ghost Man from Mega Man Revolution. It is a straight port of MaGMML2's devkit boss arena, with Gamma returning as its final boss. However, each of the bosses' rooms have been made more accurate to their source game's arenas, and the Mecha Dragon's bottomless pit now bounces Mega Man out if he falls into it. This arena is completely optional, and no reward is given for unlocking it; however, clearing it will unlock Gamma in the Boss Gallery without needing to clear the True Arena.

Custom Arena

Hosted by Red Arremer Man, the Custom Arena allows players to create their own arenas using whatever bosses they've faced up to that point. The option to set specific final bosses is also included. In addition to this, there are a number of preset arenas featuring bosses not included in the main arenas. By its nature, this arena is entirely optional and exists merely for the player to challenge themselves.

The presets are:

  • X Challenge: Fight against every boss that features more than one main opponent.
  • Alter Rush: Fight against all Robot Masters that are apart of the Alter Weapon series.
  • Parallel Rush: Fight against all Robot Masters that are apart of the Parallel Weapon series.
  • All Boss Tour: Fight every single boss, including variants, in one run.
  • Tier Boss Rush: Fight all 14 Tier bosses, as well as Returning Regular Joe.
  • Rival Weaponry: Fight against your tournament rivals and all bosses that grant them their weapons.
  • Super Showdown: Fight against every Superboss in the game.
  • Unboss Rush: Survive against more unconventional traps and platforming.
  • Mystery: Fight against a random set of 10 bosses.
  • In the Details: Fight against every Devil in the game.
  • Lackey Rush: Fight against every Mini-Boss in the game.
  • Robot Rush: Fight against every Robot Master in the main game.
  • Major Foe Rush: Fight against every boss considered a "major foe" in the game.

Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero

Main article: The Ultimate Choice

Unlike previous MaGMML games, Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero lacks a traditional arena. Instead, Dr. Wily's Secret Bunker features The Ultimate Choice, which puts Zero against a predetermined set of bosses based on the chosen Intensity setting, with higher difficulties giving bigger rewards. However, it also has a Custom Battle mode that allows players to create a more traditional arena using whatever bosses they like, including those not faced in the preset Intensity settings.

Notes

  • In the normal arenas from both the original MaGMML1 and MaGMML2, and the Colosseum of Cohorts Arena from MaGMML3, the music that plays when fighting bosses that don't use unique battle themes is a rendition of the song Illusion from F-Zero Climax (the first game uses the original song, while the sequel uses an 8-bit arrangement). This is a reference to the ROM Hack Rockman 4 Minus Infinity, which had its own set of arenas that played the same song during a battle. In MaGMML3, the music no longer resets after each fight, and is played throughout.


Make a Good Mega Man Level (Remastered)
Characters
Mega Man (Costumes) • Dr. Light • Dr. Wily • Eddie • Zero
Entry Stages
Chroma Key • Citadel Basement • City War • Glass Man • Hard to See Land • Level • Maze of Death • Mega Man World • Midnight Snow • Napalm Forest and Caves • NEON GRAVITY • Objective: Vain Space • Research Facility • Sky Ziggurat • Spiky Meltdown • Sunset Siege • The Quickening • Thunderclyffe Plant • Under Construction • Wily Combo
Wily Castle
Cannon Deck • Dr. Wily's Incinerator Chute • Be the Bigger Person • Hall of Fame • Everything's Blowing Up • Flashback Database
Special Weapons
Mega Buster • Metal Blade • Gemini Laser • Solar Blaze • Top Spin • Thunder Wool • Pharaoh Shot • Black Hole Bomb • Magic Card • Power Orb1R • Rush Coil • Rush Jet
Locations
Tier 1 • Tier 2 • Tier 3 • Tier 4 • Tier 5 • Wily Castle • Dr. Light's Lab • Eddie's Shop • The Arena
Tier Bosses
Jolt Man1 • Him1R • Dagger Man • Yoku Man • Justice Man
Other Bosses
Entry Bosses
Wily Archives • Moon • Gravity Machine • Ronrez • Birdo • Glass Man
Fortress Bosses
Ghost of Mega Man 31 • Scuttle Cannon1R • Changkey Master • Shadow Morpher1 • Shadow Gacha1R • Neon Glass Birdo on a Guts Lift • Air Capsule • Wily Machine TROPHY • Zero
Optional Bosses
Bright Man • The Impaler1R • Zero Soul
Make a Good Mega Man Level 2
Characters
Mega Man (Costumes) • Dr. Light • Dr. Wily • Zero • Roll • Eddie • Knight Man • Galaxy Man
Special Weapons
Hornet Chaser • Jewel Satellite • Grab Buster • Triple Blade • Flash Stopper • Slash Claw • Wheel Cutter • Sakugarne • Rush Coil • Rush Jet • Wire Adaptor • Super Arrow
Alter Weapons
Haunt Pumpkin • Badge Barrier • Neapolitan Bomb • Truffle Cluster • Cyber Distorter • Force Beam • Hazard Trapper • Match Blast • Launch Rocket • Shuttle Jet • Chomp Claw • Carry
Entries
A Mega Man for All Seasons • AD 2101 • Airflow Hubble • Alien Temple • Ancient Tomb • Aurora Man • Beneath Sand and Rock • Biplane Bay • Blaze Man • Boil Man • Bond Man • Bouncy Castle • But it Lacked the Depth to Convince Me That This Was Really Hell • Candy Panic • Cardinal Man • Changeable Caverns • Chomp Man • City Under Siege • Colorful Hall • Combust Man • Conveyor Mayhem • Cossack's Other Citadel • Crystal Lab • Cursor Curse • Cyber Man • Donut Observation Center • Dragon Lab Lair • Duwang • Elec Dam • Enhanced Mobility • Escape Sequence • Force Man • Forgotten Fortress • Fortified Lab • Gigavolt Man • Gunpowder Cellar • Guts Man's Asteroid • Haunt Man • Holy Crap, Mega Man Can Airslide? • Identity Crisis • Joe Destruction Co. • Joe Man • Jungle Base • Just an Ice Level • Komuso Temple • Launch Man & Shuttle Man • Lava Factory • Maze of Significantly Less Death • MegaLondo • Misty Lake • Mix & Match • Mount Sabre • Neopolitan Man • Neon Man • Nitrogen Man • Orbital Station • Poorly Named Level • Quarantine Woman • Quint Stage • Quirky Unconsistent Incomprehensible Nonsensical Track • Rad Gravity • Ruined Lab • Rush City • Sector Upsilon 6 • Sheriff Man • Shovel Knight • SMB3 • Smed's Big Annoying Mess of a Level • Snow Man • Something Original • Spiky Situation • Starman Recreation • Taco Man • The Dampening • The Fall • The Stage Nobody Asked For • Truffle Man • Volcanic Furnace • Wily Coaster • Wily Tower • Yggdrasil
Wily Star II
Outer Space • Water Ducts • Classic Castle • Lever Oriental Enchanted • Inner Sanctum • Unobtainium Mine • Reality Core
Tier X
Goblins n' Ghasts • Nightwalk Castle • Metallic Ocean • Wily Fortress VR • So Good • Mario Land • Coyote Man • Hardcore Parkour • Deep Thoughts • The Quickening 2 • Swiss Hotel • Star Road • Null and Void
Secret Levels
City War • Twilight Lodge
Locations
Tier 1 - Ruined Simulation • Tier 2 - Sewers • Tier 3 - Forest • Tier 4 - Train Station • Tier 5 - Arcade • Tier 6 - Battle Network • Tier 7 - McWily's • Tier 8 - Grand Tower • Tier 9 - Festival Grounds • Tier 10 - Rainbow Road • Wily Star II • Tier X • Dr. Light's Lab • Eddie's Shop • Costume Shop • Dojo • Challenge Tent • Chateau Chevaleresque • The Pit of Pits
Tier Bosses
Milk • Ombuds Man • Door Man • The Scorching Duo • Lord Elewoofro • Cheat Man • Ghost of Christmas Future • Jet Man • Butter Nezumi
Robot Masters
Alter Man • Boil Man • Bond Man • Chomp Man • Color Man • Combust Man • Cyber Man • Force Man • Haunt Man • Joe Man • Launch Man & Shuttle Man • Match Man • Neapolitan Man • Neon Man • Quarantine Woman • Sheriff Man • Spiked-Wall Man • Taco Man • Truffle Man
Other Entry Bosses
Air Devil • Big Fire Telly • Disco Ball • Giant Metall • Green Hot Dog • Hall Master • Komuso Man? • Mixerlydia • Mush King • Joe Mob • Red Hot Dog • Super Cannopeller • Turbo Roost • Warp Anomaly • 8 Centipeder Tower • Boss Whopper • Boundin' Crash Man • Bowser • Captain Viridian • CATS • Cirno • Crator • Cream • Crusher Joe • Cursor • Doc Robot • Donut X • Guts Man Duo • Final Toad • Groovity Man • Kelbesque • Kichona • Napalm Man • Pharaoh Man's Revenge • Alien • The Kid • Romhack Top Man • Air Capsule • Avoidance Cherry • Dennis • Gangly Crash Man • Joe Man R
Fortress Guardians
Vanguard • Mecha Bubble Man • Btd'nhan • Riplings • Autobounce • Super Dachone • Seven Force • Holo Dragon • Chimerabot 1 • Chimerabot 2 • Chimerabot 3 • Chimerabot 4 • Chimerabot 5 • Wily Machine SWORD • megaman sprite game • Wily Core
Devkit Bosses
Cut Man • Guts Man • Metal Man • Crash Man • Top Man • Gemini Man • Pharaoh Man • Toad Man • Gravity Man • Plant Man • Centaur Man • Splash Woman • Chill Man • Volt Man • Komuso Man • Mecha Dragon • Quint
Tier X Bosses
Skullder • Skullder's Revenge • Excalibur Man • Air Man • Unbeatable Air Man • Holo Wily • Ronrez • Toad Man's Revenge • Coyote Man • Gigabgyo • Volt Man MK2 • Twin Cannons • Fire Man • Copy Hologram • Die Sign • Literally Just a Bee • Stone Butterfly
Secret Bosses
Quick Man • Gamma • Volt Man the Assimilator • Wishing Star • The Moon • Birdo • Glass Man
Super Bosses
Absolute ZERO • Knight Man • Galaxy Man
Make a Good Mega Man Level 3
Characters
Mega Man (Costumes) • Dr. Light • Ernest Will/Dr. Wily • Dr. Regal • Hunter Woman • Forge Woman • Presto • Element Man • Cerberus Man • Bass • Proto Man • Magic Man • Sheep Man
Special Weapons
Spark Chaser • Laser Trident • Water Shield • Tornado Blow • Thunder Beam • Magnetic Shockwave • Ice Wall • Break Dash • Rush Coil • Rush Jet • Rush Bike • Magnet Beam
Contest Weapons
Mix Tape • Lantern Flare • Prismatic Laser • Beet Tiller • Rec Can • Banshee Wail • Propeller Vortex • Electro Cable • Track Shoes • Royal Guard • Bait Bobber • Power Line
Entries
A piece of cake, but with aesthetics • Abandoned Mine • Access Corridor Alpha • Air man's ultimate weapon • Akudama Empire Mothership • Alpine Weather Institute • Alraune Woman • An Ice Cave in Russia • An Underwater Adventure? Wow! • Arcade Archives • ArcaneMan -CHAOS TOWER- (CERN HQ Remains) • Assault Hunt • Bakery Man • Ballade's Square of Doom • Banshee Woman • Beat the Security System • Beet Man • Blizzard Resort • Bold and Trash • Boost Man • Bright Man Remix • Cable Woman • Call Me Ishmael • Cassette Man • Chaos Light City • Checkmate • Chemical Industry • Cloud Nine • CrashMan Simulator • Creatively Named Level • Crest Man • Crosshair Aware • Crystal Tower • Cursed Darkness • Cutman's New Warehouse • Cycle Facility • Damp Ruins • Dangan Factory • Dark Castle • Decoy Man • Devil Factory • DISCHARGEEEE • Disobedience of Superior Machines • Doorkman • Dunes of Discharge • Escape From the Wily City • Evil Energy Facility • Explosives Factory • Fairly Unfocused Newcomer's Bosses And Gimmicks Stage • Falling System Core • Fight, Kikkoman! For Everlasting Sauce! • Flamboyant Castle • Foo Man • Forgotten Factory • Frenzy Reactor • Froggy Gravity • Fruit Forest • Geek Man • Get Wild, Get Wet • Gilded Man • Girder Man Stage • Glass Factory • Glitched up Beta • Glitz Woman • Grand Fire Palace • Grassy Plains • Gravaqua2o • Gravity Wumbo • Gross Incandescence • Guitar Man • Hazard Hydro • Hit the Jackpot! • Hornet Man got a new Stage • House of Fun • Hunter Tower • I Hope I Lose: A Grand Tale • Identity Man • Interspatial Compression • Irrigation Irritation • It Was Rated Arr • Judgement Man • Just a Water Level • Lost Caverns of Jungata • Luminous Tower Ascent • Mafia Man's Gambling Palace • Malware Man • Magmatic Panic • mechanical factory • Mediocre Oil Level • Mega Man DEV • Metal Man Steals Other People's Conveyors • Metall Man's Metall Factory • Military Training Grounds • Mine exploration • Mint Candy Matrix • Mirror Woman • My First Megamix Level uwu xd lmao (dab) • Ninja of the Night • Not Delivering On Promises • Nowhere yet everywhere: When the world may loop • Operation: Narcissistic Stratosphere • Outer Reaches • Pick Your Poison • Pipe Man • Plataform Hijinks • Poudrin Man • Propeller Woman in the City in the Clouds • Pumpkin Patches • QuintsMetFactory • Radium Man • Rec Man • Red Mountain • Revenge of Tricastle • Robogarden • Rockbound Facility • Rock Fortress • Ruins of a Forbidden Kingdom • Secluded Terminal • Shape Woman • Skull Sans Megatale 4 • Skull Secret Zone • Sludge Man • Solar Inferno • Somewhere Underground • Sparks and Sockets • Spectrum Science • Stalks, Shoots, and Leaves • Stalling for time • Step on the Gas • Stolen Citadel • Sulfurific Abyss • Superheavy Samurai Big BenK • Suzy Love • Technical Support • Teetering Over the Edge • Temple of Light and Dark • The Actual Rock Man • The Cave Level That Exists • The Haymay Trials • The Heist • The hero as remixed • The Invincible Robot Army! Featuring Shoe Man! • The King's Lair • The Level Equivalent of An Old Man Rambling at You • The Return of Veteran Z • The Stormscraper • The Warped Void • Thermal Tundra • Top Man 2: Spin or Go Home • Tower of Dimentions • Toxic Trouble • Trailblazer • Treading The Wily Sewer System • Trouble in the Fortress • Undead Fortress • Ultimate Level • Underground Runaround • Unguarded Treasure • Up Down All Around • Walk-In Freezer • Water Level? Ice Level? • Weapon Data Center • Western Railway • wet • Wide Joepen • Wily in space (Roll's rescue) • Wily Rooms of Weapons • Wily's Haunted Castle • Wilys Redemption • Wily's Well-fortified Room • Where no met has gone before • Working in the Rain • Worthless Man • X6Meme • Y.M.C.A. • You Don't Know the Drill
Bonus Levels
Space Crusade • Just a Judge Level • Magnum Man • Reel Man • King Man • Static Man
Wily Stadium
Chaos Assault • Cross Armada • The Bronze Yard • Be the Smaller Person • The Level With a Met Pun • Armory Catastrophe • The Greatest Show of All Time
Tier X
Ancient Wastelands Gate • Erm... Watt the Shock! • Smashed Into Pieces • Sparkling Shrimp Stew • Olive Bomber • HI-R@SE BOTANIX • Mega Man in Wonderland • Note Woman • Genie's Alley • Secret to No One • Thermae Man • Detergent Determination • The Quickening 3D • Deserted Sector G-009 • Big Ugly Mess 2: Acting Unwise • Hollow Elysium • Return to Universe City V • Shrine of Nebula
Locations
Victor Heights • Magic Card Casino • Limestone Pagoda • Tier 1 • Tier 2 • Tier 3 • Tier 4 • Tier 5 • Tier 6 • Tier 7 • Tier 8 • Tier 9 • Tier 10 • Tier 11 • Tier 12 • Tier 13 • Tier 14 • Tier 15 • Wily Stadium • Tier X • NEO Pit of Pits
Tier Bosses
Regular Joe • Repair Man • Muscle Juggler • Mad Man • Puzzle Man • Ice Buster • Boki Lamira • Mirage Man • Pyre Duo • Sound Man • Wizard Man • Control Man • Death Man • Punch Donkey
Robot Masters
Aether Man • Alraune Woman • Arcane Man • Assault Man • Banshee Woman • Battery Man • Beet Man • Boost Man • Cable Woman • Cassette Man • Celestial Woman • Decoy Man • Discharge Man • Foo Man • Geek Man • Girder Man • Glitch Woman • Glitz Woman • Guitar Man • Hex Man • Hodenki • Identity Man • Lantern Man • Lunar Woman • Mafia Man • Magnet Man SF • Metall Man • Mirror Woman • Mooger Man • Old Man • Pipe Man • Poudrin Man • Prism Woman • Propeller Woman • Radium Man • Railway Team • Rec Man • Rock Man • Rook Man • Royal Man • Secret Melon • Shape Woman • Shoe Man • Skull Sans • Sludge Man • Sniper Man • Solaire Man • Stall Woman • Thermal Man • Token Woman • Treasure Man • Wood Man Nice • Yamato Man W
Modified Devkit Robot Masters
Air Dab Man • Bakery Man Delta • Bakery Man Omega • Bakery Man Theta • Barrage Man • Bee Man • Blackout Man • Blue Bomber Man • Blue Crash Man, But With 29 Health • Bomber Joe • Captain N Guts Man • Crest Man • DRKMAN4.BAT • Dark Enker • Darker Man • Dolt Man • Fake Cycle • Gilded Man • Glass Man C • Gravity Joe • Gravity Man Supreme • Honey Joan • Judgement Man • Metal Man Overdrive • Metool Woman • Micro Quick Man • Miner Man • Neon Quick Man • Night Air Man • Perfect Solar Man • Pharaoh Man in the Dark • Potted Plant Man • Quick Montage • Rockman No Constancy Quickman • Scorch Man V1 • Spark Man Flip • Splash Woman Overdrive • Superheavy Samurai Big Ben K • Temporal Man • Tempura Man • Top Man Green • Uranus Met • Veteran Z
Entry Bosses
28 Devil Cores • Adult Wish • Atlantis • Atlas • Baby Wish • Battle Windows • Beam Stack • Beam Stack MK2 • Blizzard Brigadiers • Blizzard Behemoth • Blue Power Piston • Bubble Crab • Bucky • Changkeylier • Choker Ohmega • Compress Joe • Copy Robot • Crystal Core • Dark Matter Capsule • Dark Wyvern • Dennis Returns • D.E.V • Digitiger • Dust Devil • Egg Carrier • Floating Point • Fracture • Ghost Light • Grand Tellow • Guts Dozer Neo • Gwyndolin • Heavy • heints • The InDestructiBall • JoJo Joe • Junk Hunk • Kine • Master Hand • Mecha Sonic • Namonaki Robo • Necrozma • Ornstein & Smough • Pipi Condor • Prism Devil • Quint's Met Machine • Red Devil • Sovereign Machine • Super Block • Super Lightning Lord • SYSTEMCORE.EXE • Train Trio • Vanguardroid • Zombie Devil • Z-Tank
Fortress Guardians
Regal Machine • Falcon Rock • Tengen Tophammer • Kouker Quge • Metilda McBossface • Neko Man • Bass • Cerberus Man • Element Man • Forge Woman • Hunter Woman • Presto • Wily Machine SPIRE • Wily Jet
Devkit Bosses
Ice Man • Bomb Man • Fire Man • Air Man • Bubble Man • Quick Man • Flash Man • Heat Man • Wood Man • Picopico-kun • Guts Dozer • Boobeam Trap • Enker • Hard Man • Spark Man • Kamegoro Maker • Dyna Man • Sonic Man • Dust Man • Metall Daddy • Giant Suzy • Punk • Iron Ball • Gyro Man • Stone Man • Dark Man 4 • Ballade • Hunter Type A • Hunter Type B • Blizzard Man • Yamato Man • Rounder II • Power Piston • Mercury • Saturn • Uranus • Grey Devil • Dangan Man • Oil Man • Hornet Man • Mega Mech Shark • Honey Woman • Commando Man • Solar Man
Grey Isles Bosses
Lava Stone Man • King Leonis • Stronger • GEORGE • Small Fry Swarm • Eye of Btd'nhan • Diabolico • Queen of Hearts • Note Woman • Mist Man & Bowl Man • Angler Fish • Onox • Thermae Man • Swaduron • Impresaria • Volt Man the Annihilator • Hard Splash • Shade Spam • Nadir Devil • Top Dummy • Gharial Man • Returning Flash Armor • Great Core • Pillar of Nebula
Bonus Bosses
Dreadnought • Usagi Woman • Hyper Plant Man • Magnum Man • Reel Man • King Man • Namahage Man • Static Man • Slush Man
Arena Bosses
Break Man • Fake Man • Terra • CWU-01P • Yellow Devil • Gamma • Alter Man • Vacant Avatar
Super Bosses
Returning Regular Joe • Nebula Grey • Magic Man • Sheep Man • Ernest Will
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