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Romhack Top Man

Artwork of Top Man by Capcom

Information In-Game Information HP: 28 Attack Damage: 6 (contact) 4 (top) Weakness(es): Sakugarne Type: Swift Main Stage: Holy Crap, Mega Man Can Airslide? Misc. Information Programmer(s): WreckingPrograms, ParmaJon Gender: Male Eye Color: Blue Series Information MaGMML Game Appearances: MaGMML2 (Boss)

Romhack Top Man is a boss from Make a Good Mega Man Level 2. He has the appearance of Top Man, but an upgraded pattern. He appears at the end of Holy Crap, Mega Man Can Airslide?.

Battle

Romhack Top Man will start the battle by tossing four groups of tops out, with each group homing in on Mega Man shortly after being tossed out. The first and third groups include four tops, while the second and fourth groups include five. After Romhack Top Man has finished tossing tops, he will spin in place for a short period of time before moving to the opposite side of the room, where he will stop spinning and start his pattern from the beginning. Like regular Top Man, Romhack Top Man is invulnerable to most weapons while spinning.

Damage Table

1/2/3	1*	3	1	1†	N	3‡	3	4	1	2
Other Notes		*Only the alternate weapon can bypass Top Spin's invincibility. †Neither weapon can bypass Top Spin's invincibility with projectiles, but Truffle Cluster's explosion can bypass it. ‡Both weapons can bypass Top Spin's invincibility.

Trivia

• Romhack Top Man is named for ROM hacks, which are modifications to video games (Usually for consoles from the fifth generation of video game consoles or earlier) that change graphics, sound, and/or other gameplay elements of the original game, and are often meant to be played on an emulator. Romhack Top Man is likely named after this because ROM hacks of games such as the classic Mega Man titles often change the bosses by changing the attributes of a certain part of their pattern instead of creating an entirely new pattern; Romhack Top Man's pattern resembles this practice, being an alteration of Top Man's pattern instead of an entirely new one.