Mega Man


General	mm2wood • Wood Man • John Notwoodman
Events	1st Anniversary of Wood Man's Debut • 2nd Anniversary of Wood Man's Debut • 5th Anniversary of Wood Man's Debut
Albums	Wood man's very nice album ...feat. mega man, i guess
Frequently ripped tracks	Flash Man Stage • Wood Man Stage
Playlists
Main series	Mega Man • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 X: Mega Man X • X2 • X3 • X4 • X6 Zero: Mega Man Zero • 2 • 3 • 4 ZX: Mega Man ZX • Advent Battle Network: Mega Man Battle Network • 2 • 3 • 5 Star Force: Mega Man Star Force • 3: Black Ace Collections / Remakes: Anniversary (Rockman 2 Complete Works) • Powered Up • Zero • Legacy (2)
Spin-offs	Mega Man: The Wily Wars • Mega Man II (Game Boy) • Mega Man V (Game Boy) • Mega Man & Bass • Mega Man's Soccer
Related	Wood Man (playlist) • nicetunes
Crossovers	Super Smash Bros.: Wii U and 3DS (3DS • for Wii U) • Ultimate
Fake games	Mega Man 2 Concert Series • Mega Man: Date My Robot Master
Fan games	Rockman 4 Minus Infinity • My Little Pony: Dr. Discord's Conquest! • Mighty No. 9 • Megaman sprite christmas

Mega Man is a popular video game developed and published by Capcom for the NES/Famicom in 1987 in the US and Japan, and 1989 in Europe. The game's composer is Manami Matsumae.

Overview

The game features a robot named Mega Man who must stop the evil Dr. Wily and his robot masters from taking over the world.

The game consists of seven levels to play as, six of which are playable at the start of the game. These levels are home for the robot masters, whom Mega Man must defeat. Once all six levels are beaten and the robot masters defeated, the seventh and last level is unlocked.

The game was a critical hit upon release due to the game's fast pace, high-quality audio and visuals, and difficulty. The game would spawn five direct sequels on the NES, and created one of the highest grossing franchises for Capcom.