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*Part of music played during the battle between [[the Flutter]] and [[the Gesellschaft]] in [[Mega Man Legends (game)|Mega Man Legends]] is very similar to Ring Man's stage music. |
*Part of music played during the battle between [[the Flutter]] and [[the Gesellschaft]] in [[Mega Man Legends (game)|Mega Man Legends]] is very similar to Ring Man's stage music. |
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*Ring Man appears as No. 28 (DWN-028) in the credits of Mega Man 4. This is [[Pharaoh Man]]'s number, which appears with [[Toad Man]]'s number, which appears with Ring Man's number. |
*Ring Man appears as No. 28 (DWN-028) in the credits of Mega Man 4. This is [[Pharaoh Man]]'s number, which appears with [[Toad Man]]'s number, which appears with Ring Man's number. |
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Revision as of 15:23, 17 February 2010
Ring Man (リングマン Ringuman) is a Robot Master that was created by Doctor Mikhail Cossack. He has a big advantage when you battle him: the way he moves around and his attack pattern. He sends out a never-ending stream of Ring Boomerangs. His stage is built upon the foundation of paths that disappear when Mega Man steps on them.
Data
Mega Man and Bass CD data
Ring Man CD data card
A robot created to terminate Megaman. His weapon is shaped like a ring.
"Expect no mercy, Megaman!"
Good point: Good strategist
Bad point: Too confident
Like: Deck quoit
Dislike: Children
Stage enemies
Ring Man from cartoon show
Enemies in Ring Man's stage.
- Garyoby
- Hippoplatter
- Mono-Roader
- RingRing
- Wall Blaster
- Whapper
Enemies in Ring Man's (Game Boy) stage:
- Garyoby
- Mono-Roader
- RingRing
- Wall Blaster
- Whapper
Trivia
Ring Man Original Art
- Part of music played during the battle between the Flutter and the Gesellschaft in Mega Man Legends is very similar to Ring Man's stage music.
- Ring Man appears as No. 28 (DWN-028) in the credits of Mega Man 4. This is Pharaoh Man's number, which appears with Toad Man's number, which appears with Ring Man's number.
- Ring Man makes a cameo appearance in the museum stage of Mega Man 7.
- In the manga Rockman Megamix, Ring Man's true creation purpose was as a Police robot to manage robotic crime.
- In the Mega Man cartoon, Ring Man has no left hand.