Hall of Fame

Wily Stage 4: Hall of Fame Make a Good Mega Man Level

Where the best of the best hang out

Overview Creator(s): Mick Galbani1 Spin Attaxx1R Programmer(s): Friendly Dictator, kumuhmuh, RedBlupi, SnoruntPyro Artist(s): Capcom Composer(s): Jake Kaufman, Noriyuki Iwadare, Minae Fuji (original music) Bulby, RushJet1, MrKyurem (covers) Statistics Rank: Wily Stage 4 Elements: 1 Enemies: Both: Crazy Cannon Hammer Joe Gachappon Koopoid Returning Sniper Joe Trappon F Vitreous 1R Cactton Cloud Bomber Egg Goombot 156 Metall Monty G Ring Ring Sniper Joe Gimmicks: Black Hole Crystal Generator Falling Platform (Custom, Glass Man) Guts Lift Neon Gravity Switch1R Spring (resprited into a Trampoline)1R Sub-Bosses: Glass Man Gravity Machine Bosses: Neon Glass Birdo on a Guts Lift

Theme Music Ducktales Remastered - Mount Vesuvius (8-bit version) Gravity Machine: Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth - Pursuit - Lying Coldly Glass Man: Mega Man 4 Remade - Boss Theme Neon Glass Birdo on a Guts Lift: Mega Man LL - Fortress Boss (remix) Stage Order Location: Wily Castle Previous: Be the Bigger Person Next: Everything's Blowing Up

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Hall of Fame, known as BDWily4 in-game, is a fortress stage from Make a Good Mega Man Level. It includes various elements from the Tier 5 entries.

In Make a Good Mega Man Level 1 Remastered, due to Mick Galbani being busy with Make a Good Mega Man Level 3 at the time, the stage's redesign was handled by Spin Attaxx. The stage design, while remaining faithful to the original, has been slightly expanded, while the graphics have received an overhaul. The player now has the option to fight either Glass Man or the Gravity Machine at around the halfway point, and is provided with the option to fight the unselected boss towards the end of the stage for a data disk.