Robot Masters of "Megaman" Games Quiz

Answer: Top left

The stage select screen, going clockwise from the top left, shows Blizzard Man as one, Wind Man as two, Flame Man as three, Plant Man as four, Tomahawk Man as five, Yamato Man as six, Knite Man as seven and Centaur man as eight. Blizzard Man is weak to Flame Man who is three and powerful against Plant Man who is number four.

Answer: Bright Man

Bright Man's stage will feature them half way through the course. They are used as platforms that you stand on while they take you over spiked floors. They can't be destroyed but they can't hurt you either.

Answer: Aqua Man

In "Megaman 8", on the stage select screen, you are shown only four robot masters which appear in different corners of the screen. When you beat those four the stage select screen flips around showing four more robot masters. Aqua Man is below the Wily stage symbol and next to Aqua Man is Search Man.

The top two are Astro and Sword Man. Aqua Man is also recommended to be the third of the second four to be fought.

Answer: No

Toad Man's stage takes place in the sewers of the city Megaman lives in. The sewer is mostly a series of tunnels with water flowing across the floor in random directions pushing you along with it. There are also drop-downs where you go deeper and deeper in the sewer.

Answer: There is no robot master with a stage like that

There is no such stage or Robot Master. Number Man is however a real robot master he just does not appear in a "Megaman" game. He does, however, appear in the TV show.

Answer: Crash Man

The stage is mostly without enemies but as it goes on there will be flying box-shaped robots that will chase you. Crash Man himself is ranked the hardest boss without his weakness. He is weak to Air Man's attack. Through your battle he runs and jumps about at you tossing down bombs that explode a second after hitting the ground. You'll take damage if it hits you and double if when it does it blows up on you.

Answer: Make needles shoot from the floor

While this is a popular trap all throughout his stage he does not do it himself. His head is spring loaded and spike covered so he tries to jab you with it. He also tosses spikes at you and jump a lot since he never walks. He is weak to lasers.

Answer: They all use a time stopper move

Flash Man and Bright Man use Flash and Time Stopper while Centaur Man uses Centaur Flash. Each will stop your movement and prevent you from avoid their next bullet attack. These time stopping moves are the ones you get for winning however Centaur Flash no longer stops the opponent from moving.

Answer: No

Burst Man is interesting to say the least. His main method of attacking is to use a bomb move, a bubble move, or a mix. If you hit him with his weakness or a charged shot he will toss out a string of bomb's at you. His next move is to inject air into the bubble covered floor and cause a stream of bubbles to rise from the floor to catch and drag you into the above spikes. His final and more common move is to fire a string of bubbles with a bomb in each at you. These will encase you and drag you into the spikes for an instant death or blow up on you unless you jump them.

Another fact about him is that he is one of the only bosses in "Megaman" history with two weaknesses. One is to Freeze Man and one is to Turbo Man. Burst Man lives in a partially-flooded chemistry lab.

Answer: Tomahawk Man

He is in the sixth game of the series. Each time you pick a boss a series of facts on them and their power rankings will be shown. At the bottom it shows what they run on and where they are located. Tomahawk Man apparently lives in a Restricted Area but it appears to be a western theme containing a desert theme with cowboy gunner enemies. Tomahawk Man is the seventh boss in the recommended order in the game and is beaten by Plant Man and he beats Yamato Man.