Mega Man 2

Mega Man 2

Mega Man 2 North American boxart

Game Information Developer(s): Capcom Publisher(s): Capcom Series: Mega Man Classic Platform(s): NES Release date(s): December 24, 1988 Genre(s): Action / Platform Media: Physical cartridge, digital download

Mega Man 2 is the second game in the classic Mega Man series and inarguably the greatest video game of all time. The game famously improved on the original game in nearly every way, bumping the Robot Master count from 6 to 8, and adding more varied support items, the password system, and the on-demand health refill item, the E-Tank. The game is the highest selling in the series and is the home of some of the most well-remembered Robot Masters, fortress bosses and songs (such as Wily 1, a composition so beautiful that it singlehandedly obsoletes literally every piece of music in the Western canon written before it).

Representation in MaGMML

Like the first game, the simplicity and recognizeability of Mega Man 2 has carried it to having a lot of representation in the games, to the point that MaGMML3 includes not only every enemy and gimmick from the games, but also every boss aside from the Wily Machine 2 and Alien.

Weapons

• Metal Blade¹

Devkit Assets

Enemies

• Batton¹²³
• Big Fish¹²³
• Blocky¹²³
• Claw¹²³
• Crabbot¹²³
• Crazy Cannon¹²³
• Croaker¹²³
• Hothead¹²³
• M-445¹²³
• Mole¹²³
• Monking¹²³
• Neo Metall¹²³
• Telly¹²³
• Pierobot¹²³
• Pipi¹²³
• Prop Top¹²³
• Returning Sniper Joe¹²³
• Schworm¹²³
• Shrink¹²³
• Sniper Armor¹²³
• Spring Head¹²³
• Lightning Lord²³
• Gremlin²³
• Robo Rabbit²³
• Atomic Chicken²³

Mini Bosses

• Hot Dog¹²³
• Lantern Fish¹²³

Gimmicks

• Press¹²³
• Force Beams¹²³
• Crash Lifts¹²³
• Conveyors¹²³
• Air Tikis²³
• Cloud Platforms²³
• Bubble Man Platforms²³
• Quick Lighting³
• Acid Drops²³

Bosses

• Metal Man²³
• Crash Man²³
• Mecha Dragon²³
• Air Man³
• Bubble Man³
• Quick Man³
• Flash Man³
• Heat Man³
• Wood Man³
• Picopico-kun³
• Guts Dozer³
• Boobeam Trap³

Custom Assets

Bosses

• Air Man²

Other

• Air Man is the pilot of a capsule boss in both 1 and 2. A giant version of him (using modified sprites from The Power Fighters) also appears as a boss in Mario Land.
• Quick Man appears in 2 as a boss in The Arena and in 24 Hour as the boss of Breaking Ground, but was not a devkit boss for the public 2 devkit.
• The blocks of the second fortress boss, Picopico-Kun, have appeared in both 1 and 2 as re-purposed spawners for health and weapon energy.
• Metal Man, Air Man, Bubble Man, Quick Man, Flash Man, Crash Man, and Heat Man all appear as NPCs in the hub of 1. They all reappear in 2 along with the one missing Robot Master, Wood Man.