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The Gravity Change is a gimmick in Mega Man V, found in Saturn's stage. It is a device that alters gravity to either high, low, or normal levels.
Gravity Changers were first made available in the devkit for the original Make a Good Mega Man Level, but were completely unused in the final game.
Gravity Changers returned in the devkit for Make a Good Mega Man Level 2, and were used in the entries Forgotten Fortress, Alien Temple, and Guts Man's Asteroid, as well as the secret level Twilight Lodge, the Tier X level Deep Thoughts, and the Pit of Pits sublevel "Hot Mess".
Behavior
When Mega Man touches a Gravity Change object, his gravity will change to match that object's gravMultiplier variable. There exist three versions; one that halves Mega Man's gravity giving him higher jumps (denoted by a "0.5" label), one that doubles it and makes his jumps lower (denoted by a "2.0" label), and one that restores it to normal (denoted by a "1.0" label). Though the gravMultiplier variable of each can be modified, they are intended to stay the same.