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Hideki Ishikawa

Hideki Ishikawa (石川ヒデキ Ishikawa Hideki) is a character designer and illustrator that worked for Capcom. Currently he is working as a freelancer.

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Alternate Mega Man universe artwork[]

Alternate Mega Man universe drawn by Hideki Ishikawa. This image was illustrated by Hideki as a re-imagined Mega Man universe, which was first published in CFC Style Fan-Book CAP! #7 and later in other sources. Although not related to the game series, it became popular and its original characters appeared in different media:
  • W. Waltz: The only original character named by Hideki, the robot girl saying "According to Dr. Wily's order, you will be disintegrated.". She appeared briefly in the last issue of the Mega Man comic from Dreamwave Productions as Dr. Wily's assistant.[1]
  • Chief and secretary: The two appear briefly in the first chapter of Mega Man Megamix.[2]
  • Wily's assistant: A female character that appears in the Mega Man comic by Archie Comics as Madam Y, a liaison of Mr. X's X Corporation, first appearing in Mega Man #48.

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Trivia[]

  • In the image depicting Hideki's re-imagining of the Mega Man universe, Bomb Man has a hole in his mohawk and a heart-shaped marking on his head. These features are references to Birdie, a character from Street Fighter, another Capcom property, who bears the same features (a hole in his mohawk and a heart-shaped tattoo on his scalp).
  • The police chief in Hideki's re-imagining of the Mega Man universe strongly resembles a hatless Mario from the Super Mario Bros. series.

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References[]

  1. ↑ The Reploid Research Lavatory: Hideki Ishikawa’s Mega Man Universe
  2. ↑ The Reploid Research Lavatory: Comic Cameos Continued
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