So we all know Ring Man, like Skull Man, was built for combat, but as I read his page, something confused me. It was said that he was built specifically to fight Mega Man, which gave me the impression that he was one of the last ones made, as I can’t imagine Mikhail building a robot to fight Mega Man prior to being forced to work for Wily, but when I checked the serial numbers, implied otherwise.

He’s only halfway through, with three robots with non-combat functions being listed after him. If we’re to assume Ring Man was made as Cossack worked for Wily, then I’d also have to assume Cossack then made two robots with non-lethal designs, and then another combat robot. And as I checked on this wiki, serial numbers do reflect the order of creation. So were Ring Man and Skull Man the last to be designed but built in a different order?

I'm making a Searchman Keychain with my Laika <3

I believe that the reason on why Spark Shock is a weak weapon in Mega Man's hand is because... Mega Man isn't Spark Man. Spark Man is literally made to be a walking electric energy generator because Spark Man has one built in him and thus having that much energy backing up a weapon means it can do more than actually damage. If Mega Man was able to copy Spark Man's entire design setup, that Mega Man would probably have a Spark Shock that would act similar to the Atomic Fire. But this is just a hypothosis.

How would affect all of The World

I know it and Little Mega Man were companion pieces of sorts, and to my understanding, Mr. Mega Man is the primary series, being thought of first. I like the duo’s work on Little Mega Man, but I know that the premise of Mr. Mega Man is vastly different, and a lot more stupid sounding in my opinion. However, I also know that Enker is a core character alongside Rock and Roll, which is enticing. I’ll probably check it out anyway, but getting someone’s opinion on it would also be nice.

A female protagonist that's not only created by Capcom but created by another video game company

I think it’s a lot of fun so far. When I bought it, I was expecting it to be just a bunch of absurd comedy sequences featuring the Light family, there was plenty of that, but I wasn’t expecting an actual story, and a good one at that. Dr. Wily teaming up with a group of fellow jealous scientists is no joke a plot I’d like to see in a game.

I’ve got mixed feelings on the dynamics of the core Light family. Thomas and Mega Man definitely got some laughs out of me, but I feel like making Roll a token competent woman is a bit cliched. Rush being upset with Mega Man was worth it for the ridiculous adapter transformation we got out of it. Proto Man’s pretty funny whenever he appears, and I love the “organic” Rushes.

I think my favorite specific story thus far was the one featuring the American characters, I like that the Bad Boxart designs were made into characters without reducing them to jokes.

The new Robot Master designs were hit or miss for me, some like Platform Man and Comfy Chair Man didn’t look too good (though I get it was for comedic effect so I’m not too bothered) and ones like Visual Kei Man and Oni man genuinely look great, and I wouldn’t mind seeing other media acknowledge them.

Overall I’d say the manga’s good for what it is, obviously not my favorite Mega Man comic, but I’d recommend it to other fans. I’m looking forward to the next volume being released.

Man i love old paintings and i love adding my favorites into very random images

Cause I apparently can't have anything without thinking

Damn

I'd like this so much more if laika and searchman were on it

But what if we had Reploids with Digital Eyes

This is the first I’m learning of Kalinka investigating Wily’s castle, because I don’t seem to see it reflected in game at all. If anyone knows where this comes from I’d be glad to hear it

I won't tell you what it is but you can pretend to know