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Costumes return from the first Make a Good Mega Man Level game, however they have been greatly expanded. Instead of simply having one costume purchasable from Eddie, there is now a new shop with over two dozen costumes for sale.

The player can change costumes at any time by going to Roll's shop located between tier 4 and tier 5. Wearing a costume will change Mega Man into the character whose costume he is wearing. This is merely cosmetic, and does not provide any gameplay advantages, besides some of them being able to use alternate weapons.

If Mega Man wears a costume that matches the identity of an NPC, that NPC will disappear while wearing that costume. For example, equipping Hornet Man's costume will make Hornet Man disappear from Tier 3. The exceptions to this are Metall and Joe, who still appear in Tier 10 and Tier 6, respectively. Relatedly, wearing any costume other than Mega Man (with or without helmet) causes Mega Man to appear near Tier 3.

Many costumes provide unique dialogue with certain NPCs. A good amount of them change the sprites for utilities, such as Rush Coil, Rush Jet, and Sakugarne. They still function identically, however.

List of Costumes

Mega Man

DLN-001, otherwise known as Rock or Mega Man, is the main character of the series. Mega Man is the default costume, so he does not need to be unlocked.

Mega Man is capable of using alternate weapons.

Proto Man

Proto Man, also known as Blues, is the brother of Mega Man introduced in Mega Man 3. The Proto Man is purchasable from the start, and costs for 150 bolts.

Proto Man cannot use alternate weapons.

Bass

Bass, aka Forte, is a robot created by Dr Wily who debuted in Mega Man 7. Bass is purchasable from the start of the game, and costs 100 bolts.

Bass cannot use alternate weapons.

Bass has unique dialogue when battling Cheat Man.

Roll

Roll is Mega Man and Proto Man's sister who debuted in the first Mega Man game. Roll is purchasable from the start, costing 200 bolts.

Roll cannot use alternate weapons.

While using this costume, Mega Man takes over the shop in Roll's absence. He can be talked to for a few pieces of dialogue. Roll also has unique dialogue with Proto Man and Ice Man.

Dr Light

Dr Light is the creator of Mega Man, Proto Man, Roll, and many other robots. He debuted in the first game. Dr Light is obtainable by talking to him in his lab after obtaining every energy element from the entries. His costume costs 250 bolts.

Dr Light cannot use alternate weapons. He has a unique sprite for Sakugarne, Rush Jet (which is replaced with Item-2), and Rush Coil (which is replaced with the Proto Coil).

Roll and Mega Man both express distaste of this costume when selected.

Rush

Rush is Mega Man's pet as well as his main mean of transportation. He debuted in Mega Man 3. Rush is unlocked by beating Glass Man, Birdo, and The Moon in Tier 10. His costume costs 300 bolts.

Rush cannot use the alternate weapons. When Rush uses the Sakugarne, he will instead turn into the Rush Coil from Megaman 5. Using Rush Coil and Rush Jet spawns Mega Man in his place.

When Rush enters a level, "Ready" will be replaced with "Bark, Woof!"

Hair

The Hair costume is simply Mega Man without his helmet. It is unlocked by talking to Knight Man after collecting at least 50 Noble Nickels. The costume costs 600 bolts.

Due to "Hair" being Mega Man, just without his helmet, the Hair costume has all the same powers and dialogue that Mega Man does, up to and including being referred to as "Mega Man". This means Hair can use alternate weapons.

Mega?

Mega?, also known as "Mega Man?" or is the evil Mega Man from Mega Man: Powered Up. It resembles Mega Man with a purple scarf and an evil glare. It is unlocked by talking to Knight Man after collecting at least 50 Noble Nickels. The costume costs 100 bolts.

Mega? cannot use alternate weapons. Rush Coil and Rush Jet have rush don the same evil glare and scarf that Mega? has.

CX

Rockman CX, CX for short, debuted in a Mega Man 2 romhack of the same name. Rockman CX is merely a grey palette for Mega Man, with shading around the arms and legs, as well as a dash. It is unlocked by talking to Knight Man after collecting at least 50 Noble Nickels. The costume costs 3 bolts.

Rockman CX cannot use alternate weapons. The Rush Coil is replaced with the Proto Coil, and the Rush Jet is replaced by the Floor item from the romhack.

Rockman CX has unique dialogue with Cheat Man, Bass, and Mega Man.

Doropie

Doropie, occasionally referred to as Krion, is a witch who debuted in the Megaman clone "The Krion Conquest", a game for the NES. It is unlocked by talking to Knight Man after collecting at least 50 Noble Nickels. The costume costs 600 bolts.

Doropie cannot use alternate weapons. Her Rush Jet is replaced with a broom.

Rokko Chan

Rokko Chan, Rokko for short, is the star of the flash game of the same name. The costume is unlocked by talking to Knight Man after collecting at least 50 Noble Nickels, and costs 300 bolts.

Rokko Chan cannot use alternate weapons. While wearing this costume, Rush Coil is replaced with the Proto Coil and Rush Jet is replaced with Beetle Jet.

Alter Man

Alter Man, "Alter" for short, is the boss of the first place level "Identity Crisis". Alter Man resembles Mega Man with eyes similar to a Sniper Joe's. Alter Man is unlocked by talking to Knight Man with at least 170 Noble Nickels. The costume costs 100 bolts.

Alter Man can use alternate weapons. Rush Coil and Rush Jet will have Alter Man's eyes when he uses them.

Hornet Man

DLN-070, Hornet Man, is a robot master from Mega Man 9. Notably, he is also the avatar of JupiHornet, one of the judges. The Hornet Man costume is unlocked after completing the Tier 10 stage "Identity Crisis" and costs 250 bolts.

Hornet Man cannot use alternate weapons. Hornet Man has a unique sprite for the Rush Coil and the Rush Jet, replacing them with a Flower Presenter and a Margherita projectile.

Bright Man

DWN-025, also known as Bright Man, the smartest robot master, is a robot master hailing from Megaman 4. The Bright Man costume is unlocked after completing the Tier 10 stage "Identity Crisis" and costs 250 Bolts.

Bright Man cannot use alternate weapons. Bright Man has a unique sprite for Rush Coil, Rush Jet, and Sakugarne, which are replaced by a Dompan, Totem Polen, and Grasshopper, respectively.

Talking to Magma Man in Tier 4 as Bright Man causes him to respond with unique dialogue.

Cut Man

Cut Man is a Robot Master from Mega Man 1. This costume is unlocked after beating the Arena, costing 350 bolts.

Cut Man cannot use alternate weapons. Rush Coil and Rush Jet are replaced with the Proto Coil and Item-2 respectively. Sakugarne is not replaced, though it has two odd floating dots above it when summoned. Cut Man's 1-ups also have a green background surrounding them.

Beck

Beck is the protagonist of Mighty Number 9, another game by Mega Man's creator Keiji Inafune. He is unlocked by visiting a secret room in the tier 3 stage "Forgotten Fortress" and costs 200 bolts.

Beck cannot use alternate weapons. Rush Coil and Rush Jet are replaced with Proto Coil and Item-2, respectively.

Metall

Metalls, Mets for short, are common enemies that appeared in almost every game in each of the franchise's series (save the Legends series.) The Metall costume is unlocked by buying every upgrade from Eddie, and costs 200 bolts.

Metall cannot use alternate weapons. Rush Coil, Rush Jet and Sakugarne are replaced while wearing the costume, with Rush Coil being a Watcher and Rush Jet being a Guts Lift.

Sniper Joe

Sniper Joe, Joe for short, is a common enemy in the classic series. The costume is unlocked by beating Joe Man R in "Joe Man", a Tier 6 stage. The costume costs 150 bolts.

Joe cannot use alternate weapons.

Quint

Quint is a future incarnation of Mega Man that debuted in Mega Man II for the Game Boy. He is the wielder of the Sakugarne weapon. Quint is unlocked by accessing Tier X, and costs 150 Bolts.

Quint cannot use alternate weapons. Rush Coil and Rush Jet spawn a Rush that resembles Quint, having a green color scheme, sunglasses, and a crescent headpiece.

Sonic

Sonic the Hedgehog, aka the fastest thing alive, is the protagonist of the Sonic The Hedgehog series by Sega. Sonic is unlocked by beating the Mega Arena, and costs 300 bolts.

Sonic cannot use alternate weapons. Sonic's Sakugarne is a spring, while Rush Jet and Coil are replaced with Knuckles.

Marisa

Marisa Kirisame is one of the main protagonists of the Touhou series by Zun. She is also the protagonist of a Touhou/Megaman fangame called Megamari. She is unlocked by beating Cirno, the boss of the Tier 9 level "Misty Lake", using only the Mega Buster. After being unlocked she will appear next to Cirno in the Tier 9 hub, assuming you aren't wearing her costume. The costume costs 350 bolts.

Marisa cannot use alternate weapons. Marisa's Rush Jet is replaced with a broom, different from the one Doropie uses.

Marisa has unique dialogue with Cirno.

Karrot Man

Karrot Man is the avatar of Sprites Inc member Karakato, who was one of the artists who worked on the game. The costume is unlocked by beating 8 challenges, and costs 250 bolts.

Karrot Man is not capable of using alternate weapons. Karrot Man's buster is modified to shoot carrots: uncharged shoots a small carrot, mid-level charge shoots three small carrots, and full charge shoots a large one. Karrot Man's Rush Coil spawns a bunny instead of Rush, and Rush Jet spawns a carrot for him to ride.

When starting a level, the intro says "GOOD FOR YOUR EYES" instead of "READY".

Davwin

Davwin is the avatar/fursona of Ace_Spark, Sprites Inc owner and MaGMML2 judge. Davwin is unlocked by beating Wily 5's boss, Sevenforce, using only the buster. Davwin costs 350 bolts.

Davwin cannot use alternate weapons. Davwin has unique sprites for Rush Coil and Jet, which spawn a different dog.

Davwin has unique dialogue with Tango, Yellow Devil, Uranus, and Pluto. When starting a level, "READY" is replaced with "BARK, WOOF"

Cut Man?

Cut Man?, refered to as "Cut Man" by NPCs and "Bad Scizzors Cutman" by others, is the protagonist of the Mega Man 2 romhack "Cutman's Bad Scizzors Day". This Cutman lacks Cutman's signature pair of scissors, is very thin and sports a large overbite. Cut Man? is unlocked by beating the Tier 8 level "Escape Sequence", and costs 300 bolts.

Cut Man? cannot use alternate weapons.

Cut Man? has unique dialogue with Cut Man and the displays outside Roll's shop. Roll will also express a bit of fear if you return to her shop in this costume. Starting a level as Cut Man? replaces "READY" with "LOZAR".

me_irl

me_irl is a Mega Man squashed down so only his head and feet remain. He is obtained by getting squashed by a crusher, which can be found in many stages such as Identity Crisis or Blaze Man. me_irl costs 3 bolts.

me_irl cannot use alternate weapons. me_irl's Rush Jet and Rush Coil are similarly squished, and his Sakugarne has Rush's face on it.

Break Man

Break Man is the disguise Proto Man wore throughout Mega Man 3. It is unlocked by completing 28 challenges, and cost 150 nickels.

Break Man cannot use alternate weapons.

Super Saiyan Mega Man

Super Saiyan Mega Man is Mega Man sporting Goku's Super Saiyan hair. The costume is unlocked by collecting 220 nickels and beating Knight Man, and costs 999 bolts.

Zero

Zero is the final boss of both Make A Good Mega Man Level games, thus connecting these games to the X series. This poorly drawn sprite is unlocked as a costume by beating the boss of Null & Void, the final level in the game. The costume costs 999 bolts.

Zero can use alternate weapons. Zero has unique sprites for Rush Jet and Rush Coil, being poorly made sprites of a smily blob and a a spring. Sakugarne also sports "eyes" similar to Zero.

Zero always retains the same sprite. His standing sprite is the same as his sliding, climbing, damage, and looking up sprites.The only change it makes is changing colors for the weapons and facing different directions.