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This page is about the Robot Master Cut Man. To find information on his NetNavi counterpart, see CutMan.EXE.

"Even if it cuts me in half, I will make you good again!"

―Cut Man, Mega Man: Powered Up

"I can't forgive you for what you did to my brothers. It's payback time, and I'm gonna cut you down to size!"

―Cut Man, Mega Man: Powered Up

Cut Man (カットマン, Kattoman) is a Robot Master created by Dr. Light to be a timber-felling robot. Cut Man debuted in the first Mega Man game, where he was reprogrammed by Dr. Wily to help him conquer the world.

His Special Weapon is the Rolling Cutter, an extremely sharp circular pair of scissor-like blades that can be thrown like boomerangs to attack from a distance. They are made of highly resistant "ceramic titanium", allowing them to slice through most materials effectively. Cut Man was designed with a lightweight chassis that grants him fast and agile movement, even in strong rain and wind, as well as the ability to jump against horizontal surfaces to reach great heights.

Cut Man has been known to be highly well-aware of his surroundings and is very cunning. He is also very stubborn and has a tendency to not listen to others. He likes kirie and haircuts, and has been known to be extremely bad at the game rock-paper-scissors.

Video game appearances

Cut Man is one of the main bosses in the games Mega Man, Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge, Mega Man: The Power Battle and Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, as well as the games remakes and collections (like Mega Man: The Wily Wars and Rockman Battle & Fighters). He is a playable character in Mega Man's Soccer and Mega Man Powered Up. In most of his appearances, Cut Man attacks by throwing the cutter on his head while running and jumping around the room.

Mega Man

Dr. Wily reprogrammed Cut Man and Dr. Light's other industrial robots to help him conquer the world. Cut Man appears as a boss that Mega Man must battle, so Mega Man defeats him and obtains his Rolling Cutter. He is weak to Guts Man's Super Arm. It is best to hit him with the slabs of brick while he's in the air. Since it is hard to hit him with the bricks, use the Mega Buster or Fire Man's Fire Storm.

Strategy

Cut Man will walk towards Mega Man and try to jump on him if he is on top of the blocks that Super Arm can throw. If Cut Man is hit, he will throw his Rolling Cutter. Sometimes he throws Rolling Cutter without needing to get hit. Remember that the Rolling Cutter can fly back to Cut Man and he can still walk around after throwing it. He can also throw the Rolling Cutter in mid-air.

Mega Man Powered Up

In Mega Man Powered Up, Cut Man has the personality of a kind-hearted, yet naive child, seen showing reluctance to fight and instead trying to convince his brothers to come back with him through words. He is also seen as quite gullible, one major example being that he could not see that Mega Man? was a fake (who later admitted it himself, saying "You're not the sharpest pair in the drawer, huh?"). Cut Man is found to be somewhat formal as he addresses other robots as "Mr." or "Ms." (either this or it shows that his A.I. age is younger). Similarly, the reason why he fought Mega Man in the main game is because he was led to believe by Wily that Mega Man had indeed turned to evil.

As a boss, Cut Man fights in a similar way to the first game, but he also has an additional attack where his Rolling Cutter grows to cover a wider area. This new attack is only used when he loses half of his energy in Normal difficult, and he can use it anytime in Hard. If Mega Man defeats Cut Man using only the Mega Buster, he becomes available as a playable character.

As a playable character, Cut Man can throw two Rolling Cutters at a same time (whilst Mega Man can only throw one), and he has the additional ability to wall-jump against any vertical surface (except ice, which causes him to slip), in order to reach high places.

Mega Man 7

Cut Man makes a cameo appearance during the intro of Mega Man 7. He appears in a comic-segment from the newspaper article depicting Wily's arrest that was shown, along with his own logo, "Cutman 2" that is reminiscent of the Rockman logo.

This led to a lot of speculation that Cut Man was a hidden boss (just like Proto Man was), and many thought that the Rolling Cutter could be obtained, which would explain the missing weapon slot on the pause menu. However, according to the Rockman 7 prototype, the missing weapon turned out to be Beat, which apparently would function exactly the same way as he did in Mega Man 5 and Mega Man 6.^[1]

Mega Man 8

In the Sega Saturn version of Mega Man 8, Cut Man, alongside Wood Man, is a hidden/ mini-boss in the intro stage of the second half of the game. Winning grants Mega Man a Bolt (relocated in the PSX version), and he is never fought again. As well as taking more damage from the Mega Buster than most other Robot Masters in the game (except Tengu Man), he is weak to the Mega Ball, Flame Sword, Thunder Claw, Ice Wave and Water Balloon.

Various Cut Man toys can also be seen in the first part of Clown Man's stage in Mega Man 8.

Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge

Cut Man is one of the four bosses available in the beginning of the game. He fights in a similar way from his first appearance in Mega Man.

Mega Man: The Power Battle

Cut Man is one of the six bosses from the "Mega Man 1~2' course. He fights in the same way from previous games, running and jumping around the room while attacking with his Rolling Cutter.

Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters

"Watch out for the scissors on his head and you'll win easily. There must be a harder weapon than the Rolling Cutter."

—Dr. Light

Cut Man is one of the six bosses from the "Rescue Roll!" course. Cut Man fights in a similar way he did in Mega Man: The Power Battle, but his Rolling Cutter will stop in the air for a brief moment and change its direction. He will also rarely throw a bigger Rolling Cutter. He is weak to Slash Man's Slash Claw. If the player has the Slash Claw, they can get Cut Man stuck in an infinite loop, in which he'll be stuck in the corner and they can use the Slash Claw every time he gets up until he's defeated. This can make quick work of Cut Man.

After losing half of his energy (if he isn't one of the first bosses fought, depending of the difficult setting), Cut Man will throw the bigger Rolling Cutter often, and the normal-sized cutter will be rarely used. Cut Man will also start hiding inside a gap cut in the stage with a cutter, and four other gaps will appear, Cut Man appearing from one of them to do one of the following:

Make a grimace.
Throw a Rolling Cutter in an arc.
Summon eight Tsuranattoris divided in two groups.
Throw two bouncing pumpkins.
Throw two bouncing Akuma-like objects.
Release two energy projectiles diagonally.
Throw three Mobi-chan-like objects.
Yashichi.

Wily & Right's RockBoard: That's Paradise

In RockBoard, Cut Man appears in the Boss Card Cut Card (カットカード, Cut Card). When the player draws a Boss Card or Reggae Card, the Cut Card can be used to make Cut Man cut (discard) the card and draw other in its place. This is useful to defend against the negative effects of Reggae Cards, which are activated as soon as they are draw.

Mega Man's Soccer

Cut Man is a player with the seventh (draw with Fire Man) fastest run speed and the fourth strongest tackle, but his defense is low. His special kick, Rolling Cutter Shot, cuts the target into pieces.

Cut Man is one of the eight bosses in the Capcom Championship mode, where Mega Man must defeat a team of eight Cut Men. After defeating the team, one Cut Man joins Mega Man's team. In Tournament mode, Cut Man's team is formed by 3 Cut Men, Ice Man, Bubble Man, Flash Man, Snake Man, and Toad Man. In League mode his team has 3 Cut Men, 2 Ice Men, 2 Bubble Men, and Enker.

Super Adventure Rockman

In Super Adventure Rockman, Cut Man and the other Robot Masters from the first game assist Mega Man. If the player loses to Metal Man, Flash Man or Top Man, Cut Man will appear to save Mega Man and the player will have the choice to fight against the boss again or quit.

Chokkan! Rockman

In Cut Man's mini-game, Geigeki! Comet Cutter (迎撃！コメットカッター, Geigeki! Comet Cutter), Cut Man must use the Rolling Cutter to intercept comets before they land.

Mega Man X8

In Mega Man X8, he appears as a hidden /mini-boss in Optic Sunflower's stage, in some kind of digital form that is a replica of his 8-bit appearance and boss room. In the PlayStation 2 version, the battle only happens if there is a save of Mega Man X: Command Mission on the memory card or a code is used at the title screen. In the PC version, the player must get all the upper lights lit up in the Troia Base training sessions. In the Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2 version, like the PS2 version, a code must be entered at the main title screen. In Mega Man X8, Cut Man will only jump around and throws his Rolling Cutter weapon around as his only attacks, similar to his first appearance. Defeating him in this game is pretty easy as he has only 16 HP. Weakness for Cut Man in this game are Thunder Dancer (X); Raikousen (Zero) and Plasma Gun (Axl).

Game

Codes

Mega Man X8

,

(PS2 & PS4)

←, A, ↑, X, ↓, B, →, Y, L, R, ZL, ZR (NS)

←, B, ↑, Y, ↓, A, →, X, LB, RB, LT, RT (Xbox One/Steam)

When the Code is entered correctly, the Mega Man X8 sound clip is heard.

Rockman ×over

Cut Man is one of the four bosses from World 3 in Rockman ×over. He also appears in some Battle Memory.

Rockman Strategy

Cut Man appears in Rockman Strategy in the Japan Opening Stage and in the company of Libra. His second appearance takes place in the Desert Storm area in central Asia, where he is paired with Hard Man. In addition to being a recurring enemy, he can also become a member of the player's party.

Other appearances

Cut Man appears in Mega Man 3's ending.
Cut Man appears in the CD database from Mega Man & Bass.
Cut Man is a boss in Rockman The Puzzle Battle.
Cut Man is a playable character in Rockman Tennis.
Cut Man would appear in the cancelled games Mega Man Universe and Rockman Online.
Cut Man can be seen in one image from the Captain Commando gallery in Capcom Classics Collection Remixed.
Cut Man appears in the Sega game Dragon Coins.^[2]
Cut Man appears in Street Fighter x All Capcom.
Cut Man is one of the five bosses present in the first version of Panic Shot! Rockman.
Cut Man appeared in an event in Zombie Cafe.

Data

Mega Man & Bass CD data

• CD data •

Rockman Complete Works data

しんりんばっさい用につくられたロボット。れんしゃ攻撃で、かんたんにたおせるそ。

Translation: A robot created for deforestation. He can be easily defeated with rapid fire attacks.

Rockman Battle & Fighters data

Power Battle: さんりんのもくざいばっさいロボットとして、かつやくしていた。みがるなうえにあめかぜにつよい、きょうりょくなロボット。とくしゅぶきはローリングカッターじゃ。
Power Fighters: ＰＢにもとうじょうしたカットマンはロックマン１からとうじょうくうかんをきりとりながらいどうし、スキマからときどきゴウキにんぎょうをなげつけてくる。

Approximate translation:

Power Battle: He worked as a forest timber harvesting robot. A powerful robot that is nimble on strong rain and wind. Special Weapon is Rolling Cutter.
Power Fighters: Also appeared in PB, Cutman appeared in Rockman 1. While moving around in the cut off space, sometimes he will throw a Gouki figure from the gap.

Stage enemies

MM1-SuperArm2-SS — Cut Man's stage in *Mega Man*.

Enemies that appear in Cut Man's stage:

Enemies in Cut Man's (Game Boy) stage:

Damage Data Charts

Displays the amount of damage in units that Cut Man will receive from each Special Weapon from the original Mega Man and Mega Man 8.

Mega Man
Mega Buster	Rolling Cutter	Super Arm	Ice Slasher	Hyper Bomb	Fire Storm	Thunder Beam
3	1	14	0	2	3	1

Mega Man 8
Mega Buster	Mega Ball	Tornado Hold	Astro Crush	Flame Sword	Thunder Claw	Homing Sniper	Ice Wave	Flash Bomb	Water Balloon
2:4	4	3	3+3	4	4	3	4	3	4

* For Mega Buster, the first digit is the damage done when the weapon is fired normally; the second digit is damage done when the weapon is charged up.

* A fully-charged Mega Buster does the same damage in all of its forms (normal, Laser, and Arrow).

Dialogues from Mega Man Powered Up

As a Boss

Cut Man: Brother?! I can't believe it! Dr. Wily was right! You've changed into a bad robot...

Mega Man: Cut Man...? What's going on?

Cut Man: You're an evil fighting robot now! I'm gonna stop you Mr. Mega Man, and make you good again!

Cut Man: M-Ms. Roll!! What are you doing here?! Although Dr. Wily did say you would come.

Roll: Stop misbehaving! If you don't I shall punish you!

Cut Man: Oh... Ms. Roll is really scary! It's like you've gone crazy! But I'm gonna save you!

Other media

Mega Man (Ruby-Spears)

CM1 — Cut Man from the *Mega Man* cartoon show.

"I'm going to make paper dolls out of you!"

—Cut Man, Mega Man animated series

Cut Man is in every episode of the Mega Man animated series, as one of Doctor Wily's main henchmen along with Guts Man. Originally intended for logging operations, Cut Man now is used as an agent of evil by Dr. Wily. Although his Rolling Cutters are deadly, Cut Man isn't too bright, and always loses battles to Mega Man and Roll. Due to his overconfidence and continuous defeats, he has become somewhat of a joke among fans of the show.

Despite being in every episode, Cut Man is the only Robot Master from the first Mega Man game to not appear at all in the show's introduction sequence. His polar opposite in this regard is Napalm Man, who appears in the intro, and is the only Robot Master from any other game to do so, despite never appearing once in any episode.

Some of his lines, including the "Kung Fu Cutman" line from Future Shock, have become internet memes.

Cut Man also had his own action figure based on his show counterpart. The figure had the ability to fire rolling cutters from its arm. In addition to the regular rolling cutter, it came with a giant pair of scissors as well. In the commercial, Cut Man was beaten by Mega Man.

Differences: Here, Cut Man's ears are orange (they are grey in the games), his mouth is a sliding cover rather than a normal mouth (this could have probably been a mistaken look at his NES 8-bit sprite) his forearms have a different pattern to them (somewhat resembling those of Tengu Man) and his Rolling Cutters are often fired (not thrown) from his head or a special launching device concealed in his arm. However, he did throw his head cutters once in the first episode, before later switching to firing them, suggesting he was later upgraded to do this. However, in later episodes he still occasionally throws his head cutters. He has also been able to launch multiple cutters from his head without throwing them in at least one episode, leading to understandable confusion over how he launches them.

He also has a somewhat sadistic personality (once expressing a desire to give Mega Man "a haircut from the neck up"), further supported by his voice sounding very much like that of the popular horror movie actor, Peter Lorre.

Captain N: The Game Master

Cut Man also appears in the fifth episode of Captain N: The Game Master, where he is called Cutsman. His appearance is totally different from the original; he is green and orange with a purple face as opposed to red and white, and the cutter on his head looks more like a giant golden pair of barber's scissors. He was quite powerful, proving invulnerable to the heroes' attacks until they distracted him so that he was hit by his own returning cutters. His helmet, without the scissors, looks like a recolored Flash Man helmet.

Mega Man Megamix and Gigamix

Cut Man appears in most of the stories in Mega Man Megamix, often playing a prominent role. He is usually shown to be overconfident and quick to challenge anyone he sees as an enemy.

Cut Man first appeared along with the other 7 of Dr. Light's Robot Masters in the Megamix story "Rockman Birth", the first story in the series. Cut Man, like the other Robot Masters from Mega Man 1, is shown going haywire and attacking the city, cutting down buildings with his Rolling Cutter. Rock (now converted to Mega Man) arrives on a military jet, destroying Cut Man's worker robots in the process. After a brief scuffle, Cut Man is incapacitated with two shots. Mega Man proceeds to copy the Rolling Cutter and enter Dr. Wily's mobile base. Cut Man appears at the end of the story, fully repaired by Dr. Light, to congratulate Rock with the other Robot Masters on his victory against Dr. Wily.

After "Rockman Birth", Cut Man and the other industrial Robot Masters are deemed a threat by the government, and sentenced to be scrapped. Before being "killed", however, Wood Man saves the "First Numbers", claiming that Dr. Wily is robot-kind's savior. Elec Man convinces the group to join Dr. Wily, but this later turns out to be a ruse as the First Numbers help Mega Man stop the "Second Numbers" (Dr. Wily's Robot Masters from Mega Man 2) and attempt to stop Dr. Wily's "Skull Satellites" from firing their weaponry at major world cities.Metal Man appears, but Cut Man distracts him as Mega Man heads to Dr. Wily's base on Item-2, but soon learns he is outmatched. Ice Man and Elec Man manage to stop all but one Skull Satellite from launching, with the last satellite being disarmed by Mega Man. With Dr. Wily's plan doomed to failure, Metal Man and the other Second Numbers retreat, leaving Cut Man damaged but still functioning. After these events, the First Numbers were given full amnesty for their past transgressions.

In Mega Man Megamix and Gigamix, Cut Man seems to have a close friendly relationship with Rush, Mega Man's robotic canine, and is the only Robot Master that makes use of Rush's functions other than Mega Man. In Megamix, Cut Man is seen using the Rush Jet. In Gigamix, he used the Rush Bike, and even used the Super Adapter to transform into Super Cut Man (see gallery).

Mega Man (Archie Comics)

Main article: Cut Man/Archie Comics

Other appearances

Cut Man appeared in the manga Rockman, Rockman wo Tsukutta Otokotachi - Rockman Tanjou Densetsu, Rockman 4Koma Dai Koushin, and Rock'n Game Boy. He has a cameo appearance in the fourth issue of the Mega Man comic by Dreamwave Productions.

Gallery

Trivia

Cut Man's dislike of rocks refers to the popular game, "Rock, Paper, Scissors" where rock defeats scissors, by blunting the scissors' blades as they try to cut the rock, also a reference to his weakness Super Arm. His Japanese dislike, Janken, is the name of this game in Japan.

Ironically, Cut Man, a lumber-cutting robot, is weak against the Leaf Shield, Wood Man's weapon, in Mega Man: The Power Battle.

Cut Man's theme in Mega Man: The Power Battle is a remix of Shadow Man's stage theme.

He is one of the most popular Robot Masters in the classic Mega Man series, having a great amount of appearances. He is also possibly the most popular of the first six Robot Masters in Mega Man Megamix, as when Mega Man or Roll refer to the robots, they usually state "Cut Man and the others".

Cut Man is the only Robot Master in the main series whose primary weakness to a special weapon cannot be used against them again during the rematch in Wily's castle- unless the player is playing as Guts Man in Mega Man Powered Up.

Cut Man is the only character other than Mega Man and Roll to use Rush's functions in a game; using Rush Jet in Super Adventure Rockman to save Mega Man. Cut Man also demonstrated the ability to equip the Rush Adapter in the Megamix manga, due to the fact his body was identitical to Mega Man's.

Cut Man is constantly depicted being in a bad mood,^[3] but he isn't always like this, as shown in Mega Man Powered Up and Super Adventure Rockman.

In the Archie Comics series, he is known to have terrible puns, all involving cutting, such as "It was slice to meet you!" in Time Keeps Slipping. This aspect of his character is likely carried over from his appearance in the Mega Man cartoon series.
- Additionally, Time Man and Bomb Man reflect on his terrible puns, being the only Robot Masters to do so.
- When Mega Man fights him in the Archie Comics series, Mega Man also makes a pun of his own, only to realize his own pun was unimpressive.

Cut Man is probably the least resistant Robot Master to the standard Mega Buster in the classic series, and maybe the entire series as a whole. He takes 3 damage and noticeable recoil from a single hit, likely to compensate for the inability to use Super Arm against him in Wily's Castle. Most other Robot Masters take 1 damage with no recoil. This might be because Mega Man is also called Rockman, and rock beats scissors in RPS.

References

External links

Cut Man on the Mega Man Fanon wiki.

Mega Man
Six Robot Masters
Cut Man • Guts Man • Ice Man • Bomb Man • Fire Man • Elec Man
Other bosses
Yellow Devil • Copy Robot • CWU-01P • Wily Machine 1
Mega Man's Special Weapons
Rolling Cutter • Super Arm • Ice Slasher • Hyper Bomb • Fire Storm • Thunder Beam
Mega Man's Support Items
Magnet Beam
List of enemies
Adhering Suzy • Blaster • Big Eye • Bunby Heli • Bombombomb • Changkey • Crazy Razy • Foot Holder • Gabyoall • Kamadoma Killer Bomb • Mambu • Metall • Pepe • Pickelman • Screw Driver • Sniper Joe • Super Cutter • Watcher
Miscellaneous
Script • Gallery • List of enemies • Damage data chart • Miscellaneous data

Mega Man Powered Up
Playable characters
Mega Man (Mega, S, C) • Roll • Proto Man Cut Man • Guts Man • Ice Man • Bomb Man • Fire Man • Elec Man • Time Man • Oil Man
Bosses
Cut Man • Guts Man • Ice Man • Bomb Man • Fire Man • Elec Man • Time Man • Oil Man Proto Eye • Mega Man? • Yellow Devil • CWU-01P • Copy Robot • Wily Machine Number 1
Special Weapons
Rolling Cutter • Super Arm • Ice Slasher • Hyper Bomb • Fire Storm • Thunder Beam • Time Slow • Oil Slider
Other weapons and support items
Magnet Beam • Mega Kick • Roll Swing • Proto Strike
Miscellaneous
Walkthrough • Damage data chart • Script • Enemies • Challenge • Construction

Mega Man 8
Stage Select bosses
Tengu Man • Astro Man • Sword Man • Clown Man • Search Man • Frost Man • Grenade Man • Aqua Man
Other bosses
Yadokargo • Duo • Atetemino • Bliking • Super Bass • Green Devil • Wily Machine 8 • Wily Capsule Great - Sega Saturn only - Cut Man • Wood Man
Special Weapons and support items
Mega Ball • Tornado Hold • Astro Crush • Flame Sword • Thunder Claw • Homing Sniper • Ice Wave • Flash Bomb • Water Balloon Rush Question • Rush Bike • Rush Bomber • Rush Charger
List of enemies
Aloha Dodonpa • Ammoner • Batton M64 • Batton Mommy & Petit Batton • Big Telly • Bunby Tank DX & Bunby Top DX • Cline B • Cline G Count Bomb CD • Count Bomb GEO • Crunchran • Dodonpa Cannon • Fire Metall • Goriblue • Gorigree • Gorigro • Hannya Attacker Hogale • Joe Classic • Kaizock • Kao de Kahna • Kao ga Mehda • Kao na Gahna • Kemumakin • Metall SV • Metrenger • Monopellan Muragattori • Onbuubattan • Penpen EV • Potom No. 1 & No. 2 • Rabbiton • Rompers • Shell'n • Shupponpon • Shururun Spinning Gabyoll • Surumaker • Succubatton • Sydecka • Telly R • Tencrow • "Thorn Vine" • Wall Teck
- Mid-bosses -
Gearna Eye • Gorone • Shiriko da Gama • Sisi Roll • Ururuun
Locations
Dr. Light's Laboratory • Wily Tower
Miscellaneous
Script • List of enemies • Damage data chart • Miscellaneous data • Parts

Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge
The eight Robot Masters
Cut Man • Ice Man • Fire Man • Elec Man • Bubble Man • Quick Man • Flash Man • Heat Man
Other Bosses
Enker • Wily Machine I
Special Weapons
Rolling Cutter • Ice Slasher • Fire Storm • Thunder Beam • Bubble Lead • Quick Boomerang • Time Stopper • Atomic Fire • Mirror Buster
Support Item
Carry
Locations
Cut Man Stage • Ice Man Stage • Fire Man Stage • Elec Man Stage • Wily Castle • Wily Station
Miscellaneous
Damage Data Chart • Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge Script • Enemies

Mega Man: The Power Battle
Playable Characters
Mega Man • Proto Man • Bass
Bosses
- Mega Man 1~2 - Cut Man • Guts Man • Ice Man • Crash Man • Heat Man • Wood Man Yellow Devil - Mega Man 3~6 - Magnet Man • Gemini Man • Dust Man • Gyro Man • Napalm Man • Plant Man Yellow Devil - Mega Man 7 - Freeze Man • Junk Man • Cloud Man • Slash Man • Shade Man • Turbo Man VAN Pookin - Dr. Wily - Wily Machine
Special Weapons
Rolling Cutter • Super Arm • Ice Slasher • Crash Bomber • Atomic Fire • Leaf Shield Magnet Missile • Gemini Laser • Dust Crusher • Gyro Attack • Napalm Bomb • Plant Barrier Freeze Cracker • Junk Shield • Thunder Strike • Slash Claw • Noise Crush • Scorch Wheel
Miscellaneous
Damage Data Chart • Script

Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters
List of Playable Characters
Mega Man • Proto Man • Bass • Duo
List of Bosses
- Search for Wily! - Shadow Man • Plant Man • Gyro Man • Centaur Man • Bubble Man • Heat Man Mad Grinder - Rescue Roll! - Cut Man • Stone Man • Shade Man • Elec Man • Dive Man • Slash Man Yellow Devil - Recover the new parts! - Guts Man • Pharaoh Man • Air Man • Quick Man • Gemini Man • Napalm Man Mecha Dragon - Dr. Wily - Wily Machine
List of Special Weapons
Shadow Blade • Plant Barrier • Gyro Attack • Centaur Arrow • Bubble Lead • Atomic Fire Rolling Cutter • Power Stone • Noise Crush • Thunder Beam • Dive Missile • Slash Claw Super Arm • Pharaoh Wave • Air Shooter • Quick Boomerang • Gemini Laser • Napalm Bomb
Support Items
Rush • Beat • Treble

Super Adventure Rockman
Characters
Mega Man • Beat • Rush • Dr. Light • Roll • Proto Man • Dr. Wily • Ra Moon Cut Man • Guts Man • Ice Man • Bomb Man • Fire Man • Elec Man
Bosses
Metal Man • Bubble Man • Heat Man • Flash Man • Quick Man • Shadow Man Wood Man • Air Man • Crash Man • Snake Man • Needle Man • Gemini Man Magnet Man • Hard Man • Top Man • Spark Man • Ra Thor • New Yellow Devil
Special Weapons
Metal Blade • Bubble Lead • Atomic Fire • Time Stopper • Quick Boomerang • Shadow Blade Leaf Shield • Air Shooter • Crash Bomber • Search Snake • Needle Cannon • Gemini Laser Magnet Missile • Hard Knuckle • Top Spin • Spark Shock
Miscellaneous
Enemies • Energy Tank • Information Card • Item Box • Lanfront Ruins • Proto Shield

Mega Man X8
List of Mavericks
Bamboo Pandamonium • Optic Sunflower • Dark Mantis • Gravity Antonion • Earthrock Trilobyte Gigabolt Man-O-War • Avalanche Yeti • Burn Rooster
Other Bosses
Crabs-Y • Vile V • Copy Sigma • Sigma • Lumine
X and Alia's Special Weapons
Green Spinner • Shining Ray • Shadow Runner • Squeeze Bomb • Crystal Wall • Thunder Dancer • Drift Diamond • Melt Creeper
Zero and Layer's Special Techniques
Youdantotsu • Tenshouha • Rasetsusen • Juuhazan • Rekkyoudan • Raikousen • Hyouryuushou • Enkoujin Renyoudan • Zekkyoudan • Dairettsui • Ganzanha • Senpuukyaku • Raijinken • Enkoukyaku • Shouryuuken
Axl and Pallette's Special Weapons
Blast Launcher • Ray Gun • Black Arrow • Spiral Magnum • Bound Blaster • Plasma Gun • Ice Gattling • Flame Burner
Other Weapons
D Glaive • Σ Blade • B Fan • T Breaker • K Knuckle • Copy Shot
Armors
- X - Neutral Armor (Icarus Armor • Hermes Armor) • Ultimate Armor - Zero - Black Zero - Axl - White Axl
Stages
Noah's Park • Booster Forest • Troia Base • Pitch Black • Primrose • Metal Valley • Dynasty • Central White • Inferno • Jakob • Gateway • Sigma Palace

Rockman Strategy
Characters
Mega Man • Beat • Rush • Dr. Light • Roll Proto Man • Duo • Auto • Eddie • Fan • Dr. Wily
Bosses
Aries • Taurus • Gemini • Cancer • Leo • Virgo Libra • Scorpio • Sagittarius • Capricorn • Aquarius • Pisces Bass • Treble • Apollo • Luna • Wily Machine α • Wily Capsule α
Robot Masters
Fire Man • Cut Man• Bomb Man • Flame Man • Ice Man • Frost Man Guts Man • Metal Man • Elec Man • Spark Man • Cloud Man • Heat Man Napalm Man • Bubble Man • Freeze Man • Hard Man • Yamato Man • Tomahawk Man Pharaoh Man • Burst Man • Dive Man • Aqua Man • Stone Man • Astro Man Knight Man •Sword Man •Skull Man
Miscellaneous
Characters and Enemies • Screws • Dr. Light's Laboratory • Items • Script

Mega Man series

Main characters
Mega Man • Roll • Dr. Light • Dr. Wily • Proto Man • Bass • Duo • Dr. Cossack • Kalinka • King Auto • Rush • Treble • Eddie • Beat • Tango • Reggae • Cut Man • Guts Man • Robot Masters
Main games
Mega Man • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 Rockman Complete Works (Pokeroku) • Anniversary Collection • Legacy Collection • Legacy Collection 2
Platformer spin-off games
Mega Man World: Dr. Wily's Revenge • II • III • IV • V Mega Man & Bass • Mega Man: The Wily Wars • Mega Man Powered Up Mega Man (DOS) • Mega Man 3 (DOS) • Mega Man (Game Gear) • Rockman & Forte: Mirai Kara no Chōsensha Street Fighter X Mega Man • ~~Mega Man Mania~~(cancelled) • ~~Mega Man Universe~~ (cancelled)
Other spin-off games
Mega Man: The Power Battle • Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters • Rockman Battle & Fighters RockBoard • Mega Man's Soccer • Mega Man Battle & Chase • Super Adventure Rockman Rockman Strategy • Tobe! Rockman • Chokkan! Rockman • Pinball • Space Rescue • Rockman GP • Dot Art Logic Panic Fire • Slot • Solitaire • Tennis • Mega Man Rush Marine • Diver • The Puzzle Battle • Poker • VR
Lists of enemies
Mega Man • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge • Mega Man II • III • IV • V Mega Man & Bass
Damage data charts
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[1] The Cutting Room Floor: Rockman 7 prototype

[2] The Mega Man Network: Rockman Xover Gets Yet Another Collaboration

[3] The Reploid Research Lavatory: Rock’s Top Secret Photos Revealed!

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 {{quote|I can't forgive you for what [[Dr. Wily|you]] did to my [[Robot Master|brothers]]. It's payback time, and I'm gonna cut you down to size!|Cut Man|Mega Man: Powered Up}}
-{{Nihongo|'''Cut Man'''|カットマン|Kattoman}} is one of the first six (eight in ''[[Mega Man Powered Up]]'') [[Robot Master]]s from the original ''[[Mega Man (series)|Mega Man]]'' series, created by [[Dr. Light]] to be a timber-felling robot. Cut Man first appeared in the first ''[[Mega Man (video game)|Mega Man]]'' game, where he was reprogrammed by [[Dr. Wily]] to help him conquer the world.
+{{Nihongo|'''Cut Man'''|カットマン|Kattoman}} is a [[Robot Master]] created by [[Dr. Light]] to be a timber-felling robot. Cut Man debuted in the first ''[[Mega Man (video game)|Mega Man]]'' game, where he was reprogrammed by [[Dr. Wily]] to help him conquer the world.
 His [[Special Weapon]] is the [[Rolling Cutter]], an extremely sharp circular pair of scissor-like blades that can be thrown like boomerangs to attack from a distance. They are made of highly resistant "[[Ceratanium|ceramic titanium]]", allowing them to slice through most materials effectively. Cut Man was designed with a lightweight chassis that grants him fast and agile movement, even in strong rain and wind, as well as the ability to jump against horizontal surfaces to reach great heights.
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 ===''[[Mega Man 8]]''===
-In the Sega Saturn version of ''Mega Man 8'', Cut Man, alongside [[Wood Man]], is a hidden boss in the intro stage of the second half of the game. Winning grants Mega Man a [[Screw|Bolt]] (relocated in the PSX version), and he is never fought again. As well as taking more damage from the Mega Buster than most other Robot Masters in the game (except [[Tengu Man]]), he is weak to the [[Mega Ball]], [[Flame Sword]], [[Thunder Claw]], [[Ice Wave]] and [[Water Balloon]].
+In the Sega Saturn version of ''Mega Man 8'', Cut Man, alongside [[Wood Man]], is a hidden/ mini-boss in the intro stage of the second half of the game. Winning grants Mega Man a [[Screw|Bolt]] (relocated in the PSX version), and he is never fought again. As well as taking more damage from the Mega Buster than most other Robot Masters in the game (except [[Tengu Man]]), he is weak to the [[Mega Ball]], [[Flame Sword]], [[Thunder Claw]], [[Ice Wave]] and [[Water Balloon]].
 Various Cut Man toys can also be seen in the first part of [[Clown Man]]'s stage in ''Mega Man 8''.
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 ===[[Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters]]===
 {{Q|Watch out for the scissors on his head and you'll win easily. There must be a [[Slash Claw|harder weapon than the Rolling Cutter]].|Dr. Light}}
-Cut Man is one of the six bosses from the "Rescue Roll!" course. Cut Man fights in a similar way he did in ''Mega Man: The Power Battle'', but his Rolling Cutter will stop in the air for a brief moment and change its direction. He will also rarely throw a bigger Rolling Cutter. He is weak to [[Slash Man]]'s [[Slash Claw]]. If the player has the Slash Claw, he/she can get Cut Man stuck in an infinite loop, in which he'll be stuck in the corner and they can use the Slash Claw every time he gets up until he's defeated. This can make quick work of Cut Man.
+Cut Man is one of the six bosses from the "Rescue Roll!" course. Cut Man fights in a similar way he did in ''Mega Man: The Power Battle'', but his Rolling Cutter will stop in the air for a brief moment and change its direction. He will also rarely throw a bigger Rolling Cutter. He is weak to [[Slash Man]]'s [[Slash Claw]]. If the player has the Slash Claw, they can get Cut Man stuck in an infinite loop, in which he'll be stuck in the corner and they can use the Slash Claw every time he gets up until he's defeated. This can make quick work of Cut Man.
 After losing half of his energy (if he isn't one of the first bosses fought, depending of the difficult setting), Cut Man will throw the bigger Rolling Cutter often, and the normal-sized cutter will be rarely used. Cut Man will also start hiding inside a gap cut in the stage with a cutter, and four other gaps will appear, Cut Man appearing from one of them to do one of the following:
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 ===[[Mega Man X8]]===
-In ''Mega Man X8'', he appears as a hidden boss in [[Optic Sunflower]]'s stage, in some kind of digital form that is a replica of his 8-bit appearance and boss room. In the PlayStation 2 version, the battle only happens if there is a save of ''[[Mega Man X: Command Mission]]'' on the memory card or a code is used at the title screen. In the PC version, the player must get all the upper lights lit up in the Troia Base training sessions. In the ''[[Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2]]'' version, like the PS2 version, a code must be entered at the main title screen. In ''Mega Man X8'', Cut Man will only jump around and throws his Rolling Cutter weapon around as his only attacks, similar to his first appearance. Defeating him in this game is pretty easy as he has only 16 HP. Weakness for Cut Man in this game are [[Thunder Dancer]] ([[Mega Man X (character)|X]]); [[Raikousen]] ([[Zero]]) and [[Plasma Gun]] ([[Axl]]).
+In ''Mega Man X8'', he appears as a hidden /mini-boss in [[Optic Sunflower]]'s stage, in some kind of digital form that is a replica of his 8-bit appearance and boss room. In the PlayStation 2 version, the battle only happens if there is a save of ''[[Mega Man X: Command Mission]]'' on the memory card or a code is used at the title screen. In the PC version, the player must get all the upper lights lit up in the Troia Base training sessions. In the ''[[Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2]]'' version, like the PS2 version, a code must be entered at the main title screen. In ''Mega Man X8'', Cut Man will only jump around and throws his Rolling Cutter weapon around as his only attacks, similar to his first appearance. Defeating him in this game is pretty easy as he has only 16 HP. Weakness for Cut Man in this game are [[Thunder Dancer]] ([[Mega Man X (character)|X]]); [[Raikousen]] ([[Zero]]) and [[Plasma Gun]] ([[Axl]]).
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-|{{Button|Left}}, {{Button|Circle}}, {{Button|Up}}, {{Button|Triangle}}, {{Button|Down}}, {{Button|X}}, {{Button|Right}}, {{Button|Square}}, {{Button|L1}}, {{Button|R1}}, {{Button|L2}}, {{Button|R2}} ('''PS2 & 4''')
+|{{Button|Left}}, {{Button|Circle}}, {{Button|Up}}, {{Button|Triangle}}, {{Button|Down}}, {{Button|X}}, {{Button|Right}}, {{Button|Square}}, {{Button|L1}}, {{Button|R1}}, {{Button|L2}}, {{Button|R2}} ('''PS2 & PS4''')
 ←, A, ↑, X, ↓, B, →, Y, L, R, ZL, ZR ('''NS''')
-←, B, ↑, Y, ↓, A, →, X, LB, RB, LT, RT ('''XBONE/Steam''')
+←, B, ↑, Y, ↓, A, →, X, LB, RB, LT, RT ('''Xbox One/Steam''')
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 ==Damage Data Charts==
 Displays the amount of damage in units that Cut Man will receive from each Special Weapon from the original ''Mega Man'' and ''Mega Man 8''.
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-:''* For Mega Buster, the first digit is the damage done when the weapon is fired normally; the second digit is damage done when the weapon is charged up.''
+:''<nowiki>*</nowiki> For Mega Buster, the first digit is the damage done when the weapon is fired normally; the second digit is damage done when the weapon is charged up.''
-:''* A fully-charged Mega Buster does the same damage in all of its forms (normal, Laser, and Arrow).''
+:''<nowiki>*</nowiki> A fully-charged Mega Buster does the same damage in all of its forms (normal, Laser, and Arrow).''
 ==Dialogues from Mega Man Powered Up==
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 '''Cut Man:''' Oh... Ms. Roll is really scary! It's like you've gone crazy! But I'm gonna save you!
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 ==Other media==
-===[[Mega Man (Ruby-Spears)|Mega Man]] (Ruby-Spears)===
+===''[[Mega Man (Ruby-Spears)|Mega Man]]'' (Ruby-Spears)===
 [[File:CM1.PNG|thumb|Cut Man from the ''Mega Man'' cartoon show.]]
 {{Q|I'm going to make paper dolls out of you!|Cut Man, Mega Man animated series}}
-Cut Man is in every episode of the ''[[Mega Man (cartoon)|Mega Man]]'' animated series, as one of Doctor Wily's main henchmen along with [[Guts Man]]. Originally intended for logging operations, Cut Man now is used as an agent of evil by Dr. Wily. Although his Rolling Cutters are deadly, Cut Man isn't too bright, and usually loses battles to Mega Man and even Roll. Due to his overconfidence and continuous defeats, he has become somewhat of a joke among fans of the show.
+Cut Man is in every episode of the ''[[Mega Man (Ruby-Spears)|Mega Man]]'' animated series, as one of Doctor Wily's main henchmen along with [[Guts Man]]. Originally intended for logging operations, Cut Man now is used as an agent of evil by Dr. Wily. Although his Rolling Cutters are deadly, Cut Man isn't too bright, and always loses battles to [[Mega Man (Ruby-Spears character)|Mega Man]] and Roll. Due to his overconfidence and continuous defeats, he has become somewhat of a joke among fans of the show.
-Despite being in every episode, Cut Man is the only Robot Master from the first Mega Man game to not appear at all in the show's introduction sequence. His polar opposite in this regard is [[Napalm Man]], who appears in the intro, and is the only Robot Master from any other game to do so, despite never appearing once in any episode.
+Despite being in every episode, Cut Man is the only Robot Master from the first ''Mega Man'' game to not appear at all in the show's introduction sequence. His polar opposite in this regard is [[Napalm Man]], who appears in the intro, and is the only Robot Master from any other game to do so, despite never appearing once in any episode.
 Some of his lines, including the ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Yqflb4xU2Q "Kung Fu Cutman"]'' line from [[Episode 9: Future Shock|Future Shock]], have become internet memes.
-Cut Man also had his own [[#Gallery|action figure]] based on his show counterpart.
+Cut Man also had his own [[Mega Man (Ruby-Spears) merchandise|action figure]] based on his show counterpart. The figure had the ability to fire rolling cutters from its arm. In addition to the regular rolling cutter, it came with a giant pair of scissors as well. In the commercial, Cut Man was beaten by Mega Man.
 '''Differences:''' Here, Cut Man's ears are orange (they are grey in the games), his mouth is a sliding cover rather than a normal mouth (this could have probably been a mistaken look at his NES 8-bit sprite)  his forearms have a different pattern to them (somewhat resembling those of [[Tengu Man]]) and his Rolling Cutters are often fired (not thrown) from his head or a special launching device concealed in his arm. However, he did throw his head cutters once in the [[Episode 1: The Beginning|first episode]], before later switching to firing them, suggesting he was later upgraded to do this. However, in later episodes he still occasionally throws his head cutters. He has also been able to launch multiple cutters from his head without throwing them in at least one episode, leading to understandable confusion over how he launches them.
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 He also has a somewhat sadistic personality (once expressing a desire to give Mega Man ''"[[Episode 5: The Incredible Shrinking Mega Man|a haircut from the neck up]]"), ''further supported by his voice sounding very much like that of the popular horror movie actor, Peter Lorre.
-===Captain N: The Game Master===
+===''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]''===
 Cut Man also appears in the fifth episode of ''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]'', where he is called Cutsman. His appearance is totally different from the original; he is green and orange with a purple face as opposed to red and white, and the cutter on his head looks more like a giant golden pair of barber's scissors. He was quite powerful, proving invulnerable to the heroes' attacks until they distracted him so that he was hit by his own returning cutters. His helmet, without the scissors, looks like a recolored Flash Man helmet.
-===Mega Man Megamix and Gigamix===
+===''[[Mega Man Megamix]]'' and ''[[Mega Man Gigamix|Gigamix]]''===
 Cut Man appears in most of the stories in ''[[Mega Man Megamix]]'', often playing a prominent role. He is usually shown to be overconfident and quick to challenge anyone he sees as an enemy.
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 In ''Mega Man Megamix'' and ''[[Mega Man Gigamix|Gigamix]]'', Cut Man seems to have a close friendly relationship with [[Rush]], Mega Man's robotic canine, and is the only Robot Master that makes use of Rush's functions other than Mega Man. In ''Megamix'', Cut Man is seen using the Rush Jet. In ''Gigamix'', he used the Rush Bike, and even used the Super Adapter to transform into Super Cut Man (see gallery).
-===Mega Man (Archie Comics)===
+===[[Mega Man (Archie Comics)|''Mega Man'' (Archie Comics)]]===
 {{main|Cut Man/Archie Comics}}
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 File:SARCutMan.jpg|Cut Man from ''Super Adventure Rockman''.
 MM7scene4.png|Cut Man's cameo in ''Mega Man 7''.
-XCM-MegaMan-CutMan.jpg|Concept art of Cut Man from ''[[Mega Man X: Command Mission]]'''s [[Sky Room]].
+MM&BCutMan.png|Cut Man's CD database sprite from ''Mega Man & Bass''.
+XCM-MegaMan-CutMan.jpg|Concept art of Cut Man from ''[[Mega Man X: Command Mission]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Sky Room]].
 Intuition-4.jpg|Cut Man in ''Chokkan! Rockman''.
 Rockmanpuzzle2.png|Cut Man in ''Rockman The Puzzle Battle''.
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 SFXACCutman.png|Cut Man in ''Street Fighter x All Capcom''.
 ZombieCafeCutman.png|Cut Man in ''[[Zombie Cafe]]''.
-File:Cntgmcutsman.jpg|Cut Man from ''Captain N: The Game Master''.
+File:hqdefault.jpg|Cutsman from ''Captain N: The Game Master''.
 W．Waltz 1.jpg|Cameo in the Dreamwave Productions comic.
 cutmanmegamix.jpg|Cut Man in ''Mega Man Megamix''.
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 Cutmanactionfigure.jpg|Cut Man action figure from the ''Mega Man'' cartoon show.
 RockmanH2.jpg|Cut Man in an "alternate universe" group shot drawn by [[Hideki Ishikawa]].
-MMFCSDCCRushBike.jpg|"Mega Man Rush Moto" print by Jose Emroca Flores that features Cut Man, along with other Robot Masters in Mega Man: Fully Charged.
+MMFCSDCCRushBike.jpg|"Mega Man Rush Moto" print by Jose Emroca Flores that features Cut Man, along with other Robot Masters in ''Mega Man: Fully Charged''.
+Mega Man Trading Cards C3.jpg|Cut Man from the [[Mega Man Trading Cards]].
 </gallery>
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 **When Mega Man fights him in the Archie Comics series, Mega Man also makes a pun of his own, only to realize his own pun was unimpressive.
-*Cut Man is probably the least resistant Robot Master to the standard [[Mega Buster]] in the classic series, and maybe the entire series as a whole. He takes 3 damage and noticeable recoil from a single hit, likely to compensate for the inability to use Super Arm against him in Wily's Castle. Most other Robot Masters take 1 damage with no recoil.
+*Cut Man is probably the least resistant Robot Master to the standard [[Mega Buster]] in the classic series, and maybe the entire series as a whole. He takes 3 damage and noticeable recoil from a single hit, likely to compensate for the inability to use Super Arm against him in Wily's Castle. Most other Robot Masters take 1 damage with no recoil. This might be because Mega Man is also called Rockman, and rock beats scissors in RPS.
 ==References==
 {{Reflist}}
+==External links==
+*{{Mega Man Fanon Wiki|Cut Man}}
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+[[Category:Mega Man bosses]]
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 [[Category:Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters bosses]]
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-[[Category:Mega Man characters]]
+[[Category:Sub-bosses]]
+[[Category:Characters voiced by Doug Parker]]
+[[Category:Characters voiced by Terry Klassen]]
+[[Category:Characters voiced by Elinor Holt]]
+[[Category:Optional bosses]]

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Contents

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Mega Man

Strategy

Mega Man Powered Up

Mega Man 7

Mega Man 8

Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge

Mega Man: The Power Battle

Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters

Wily & Right's RockBoard: That's Paradise

Mega Man's Soccer

Super Adventure Rockman

Chokkan! Rockman

Mega Man X8

Rockman ×over

Rockman Strategy

Other appearances

Data

Mega Man & Bass CD data

Rockman Complete Works data

Rockman Battle & Fighters data

Stage enemies

Damage Data Charts

Dialogues from Mega Man Powered Up

As a Boss

Other media

Mega Man (Ruby-Spears)

Captain N: The Game Master

Mega Man Megamix and Gigamix

Mega Man (Archie Comics)

Other appearances

Gallery

Trivia

References

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