Don’t know if the channel’s ending completely, he might still be doing streams
Edit: He just released a short video explaining the situation. He’s done with the “I Have To Beat“ series, but he’s still going to be doing challenges and gameplay streams
Hopefully the next volumes don’t take as long.
Zero counts for both Zero series and X series versions since they’re the same character. This is only for the main universe, so no cartoon/comic variants or Fully Charged characters
I heard it was, but it has a “To be continued” in the end that I highly doubt was supposed to lead into Mega Man X
Burner Man’s got you covered
Don’t worry, bud. I’m still more excited to see you
My ranking of notable nameless one-scene characters from the franchise (X sure has a lot of them)
And of course there will be that guy who brings up the board game
Unless you’re Japanese, in that case Proto Man is the fraud name
A lot smaller than I thought he’d be, tbh
I think the bigger question is how the heck Rush was able to record the events of the first two games despite not even being a thing then
My theory is that it’s simply because of memory issues, so he has to remove them in order to copy new abilities. Probably the most predictable answer. Also, we’re not talking about X because he can use old weapons, he just doesn’t for some reason unless he needs to (like when he fights Zero in the fifth game)
So apparently Vol. 1 of Mega Man Adventures has been delayed yet again, so I’ve been thinking about checking out Ariga’s works in the meantime. However, I’m seeing a bunch of titles like Megamix, Gigamix, and Mastermix. I read that Mastermix is made up of older stories, but apparently it’s missing content. So is there a definitive order to the stories, and if so, what’s the best way to read them (that doesn’t involve piracy)?
My biggest question for MM Dual Override is how the heck they’re gonna beat Mega Man 11’s stage select theme