Mega TV
So in two years, we’ll have another Mega Man cartoon… you know, maybe. It’s the first sign we’ve been given in recent times that Capcom isn’t planning to just sit on the franchise and continue to...
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Q-bans!
Pretty soon Capcom is going to be selling cutesy Rockman stickers. Would you believe there was slightly similar merchandise for sale 20 years ago? Wow, what a segue. Q-ban, the chinese version of chibi...
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Food for the troops!
I began this post in 2011. Every time I started working on it I went to a dark place and couldn’t go on. That year had that profound an effect on my life. It changed me. Most of the people around me...
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The Familiar Familiar
Time for another topic from the Lav archives. This one revolves around a most interesting tidbit on Rockman’s first helper robot in 2008’s R20 Official Complete Works book: early concept art showing an...
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Q-ZERO
Didn’t think they’d forget Zero, did you? This is my last round of Q-bans, so enjoy! Zero has the 5 poses I’ve found, which gives him the most unique images out of any of the sets. His Q-ban look based...
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Seeing Red
A Red Ash reaction reaction post. There are the embers of a fire that’s gone out, but I can still feel the heat on my skin.This mess we’re in… Ever since I watched Barrett run up the side of a...
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Retro Six
Mega Man 5 US ad appearing in EGM #43 February 1993. (Wait, I thought this was about Six?) It’s been a long time since we’ve had a Retromags post, so today for your viewing pleasure let’s all gawk at...
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Dee Jay may be available to dance on a robot cat at your next party.
Capcom Magazine ’94 insert from the June 3 issue of FamiMaga. Gaze upon the cover for Capcom Magazine ’94: Mega Man, Rush and Tango hang out with chibi versions of the four New Challengers from Super...
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Mega Man as Nonfiction
Wherein I review a certain recent piece of Mega Man literature. Some years back I decided to read David Sheff’s 1993 essential “Game Over: How Nintendo Zapped an American Industry, Captured Your...
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You Asked For It
As my holiday gift to you, I’m going to finally address some of the talking points on the Ask page. Firstly, Spin Attaxx writes: The plot for Mega Man III I’ve read in MM25 seems completely different...
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