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== Plot == |
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| − | [[File:Mega Man in Dr. Wily's Revenge title.png|thumb|Mega Man in Dr. Wily's Revenge title screen|left]]Set in the 21st century ("200X"), this game continues the storyline of the original ''Mega Man'' series. The protagonist Mega Man, a robot created by the benevolent Dr. Light, has restored peace to the world by stopping the plans of the evil Dr. Wily and his powerful "Robot Masters". |
+ | [[File:Mega Man in Dr. Wily's Revenge title.png|thumb|Mega Man in Dr. Wily's Revenge title screen|left]]Set in the 21st century ("200X"), this game continues the storyline of the original ''Mega Man'' series. The protagonist Mega Man, a robot created by the benevolent Dr. Light, has restored peace to the world by stopping the plans of the evil Dr. Wily and his powerful "Robot Masters". |
After defeating all four robot masters, Mega Man sets off to Wily's Fortress and deals with the remaining half of them. Mega Man then battles a new robot designed solely for destroying him, the "Mega Man Killer" Enker. |
After defeating all four robot masters, Mega Man sets off to Wily's Fortress and deals with the remaining half of them. Mega Man then battles a new robot designed solely for destroying him, the "Mega Man Killer" Enker. |
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== Gameplay == |
== Gameplay == |
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The player is can choose four stages to complete in any order desired. Each stage contains different enemies to blast through and obstacles to overcome, such as jumping between vanishing blocks over deadly spikes and bottomless pits. Mega Man's primary weapon is an arm cannon that has unlimited ammo. Destroyed enemies typically leave items that restore Mega Man's health or remaining lives. At the end of every stage is a boss battle with a robot master, and defeating it earns the player its special weapon. Each boss is weak to another's weapon, allowing the player to strategize the order in which they are beaten. |
The player is can choose four stages to complete in any order desired. Each stage contains different enemies to blast through and obstacles to overcome, such as jumping between vanishing blocks over deadly spikes and bottomless pits. Mega Man's primary weapon is an arm cannon that has unlimited ammo. Destroyed enemies typically leave items that restore Mega Man's health or remaining lives. At the end of every stage is a boss battle with a robot master, and defeating it earns the player its special weapon. Each boss is weak to another's weapon, allowing the player to strategize the order in which they are beaten. |
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| ⚫ | According to series artist and producer Keiji Inafune, ''Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge'' was the first ''Mega Man'' game to be outsourced by Capcom for its development. He felt the game turned out well because the project's leader was a "huge ''Mega Man'' fan" who appeared to understand the games better than some of Capcom's own people. Beginning with ''Mega Man 2'' for the NES, Capcom began accepting boss ideas from fans. It was not until ''Dr. Wily's Revenge'' that Inafune was able to design a boss character from scratch. To keep with the musical idea of naming characters, the new character Enker was named after the Japanese genre enka. |
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==Robot Masters== |
==Robot Masters== |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge (JP) is the first video game in the portable version of the Game Boy Mega Man series. It features a new Robot Master called a Mega Man Killer named Enker.
Plot
Mega Man in Dr. Wily's Revenge title screen
Set in the 21st century ("200X"), this game continues the storyline of the original Mega Man series. The protagonist Mega Man, a robot created by the benevolent Dr. Light, has restored peace to the world by stopping the plans of the evil Dr. Wily and his powerful "Robot Masters".
After defeating all four robot masters, Mega Man sets off to Wily's Fortress and deals with the remaining half of them. Mega Man then battles a new robot designed solely for destroying him, the "Mega Man Killer" Enker.
As Mega Man defeats Enker and obtains his mirror buster ability, Wily retreats to a space station. After defeating Dr. Wily once again, Mega Man later returns home.
Gameplay
The player is can choose four stages to complete in any order desired. Each stage contains different enemies to blast through and obstacles to overcome, such as jumping between vanishing blocks over deadly spikes and bottomless pits. Mega Man's primary weapon is an arm cannon that has unlimited ammo. Destroyed enemies typically leave items that restore Mega Man's health or remaining lives. At the end of every stage is a boss battle with a robot master, and defeating it earns the player its special weapon. Each boss is weak to another's weapon, allowing the player to strategize the order in which they are beaten.
Robot Masters
Development
According to series artist and producer Keiji Inafune, Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge was the first Mega Man game to be outsourced by Capcom for its development. He felt the game turned out well because the project's leader was a "huge Mega Man fan" who appeared to understand the games better than some of Capcom's own people. Beginning with Mega Man 2 for the NES, Capcom began accepting boss ideas from fans. It was not until Dr. Wily's Revenge that Inafune was able to design a boss character from scratch. To keep with the musical idea of naming characters, the new character Enker was named after the Japanese genre enka.
Trivia
- The game was featured on the cover of Nintendo Power V27, making it the first Game Boy game to ever appear on the cover of Nintendo Power magazine.
- The game won the award for Best Theme and Fun (Game Boy) in the 1991 Nintendo Power Awards.
| Mega Man series | |
|---|---|
| Classic series | Mega Man • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 9 • 10 • 11 Dr. Wily's Revenge • II • III • IV • V • The Wily Wars |
| Mega Man X | X • X2 • X3 • Xtreme • Xtreme 2 • Command Mission |
| Mega Man Zero/ZX | Zero • Zero 2 • Zero 3 • Zero 4 • ZX • ZX Advent |
| Mega Man Battle Network | Battle Network • Battle Network 2 • Battle Network 3 • Battle Network 4 (4.5 Real Operation) Battle Network 5 (Double Team DS) • Battle Network 6 • Battle Chip Challenge • Network Transmission • Operate Shooting Star |
| Mega Man Star Force | Star Force • Star Force 2 • Star Force 3 |
| Mega Man Collection | Anniversary Collection • X Collection • Zero Collection • Legacy Collection • Legacy Collection 2 • X Legacy Collection X Legacy Collection 2 • Zero/ZX Legacy Collection • Battle Network Legacy Collection |
| Other Games | Wily & Right no RockBoard • Mega Man & Bass • Soccer • Mega Man 64 • |
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