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This dude that will spend the rest of his natural life playing quake 3 and will never play anything else.
Q: Do you think megaman will download the Prey demo? A: Never in a zillion years.
A robot created by Dr. Light to defend the earth in the 20XX era against Dr. Wily's (Dr. Light's previous lab assistant) repeated attempts of global domination. He does so armed with a plasma cannon on one arm and thrusters equipped into his boots. He also works with ocassional assistance form his 'little sister', Roll, his robotic dog, Rush, and his 'older brother', Protoman. *NOTE: In Japan, Megaman is Rockman and Protoman is Blues. This line of naming runs along musical themes: Blues, Rock and Roll. Forte/Bass joins the series later on. Support units Rush, Tango, Beat, and Gospel/Treble also fit this name basis.
"The Blue Bomber's come to ruin Wily's plans again!"
When you defeat or kill an enemy, and take their weapons or powers.
Dave was totally Megamanning when he killed the guy trying to mug him and took his gun.
The name of a popular video game series developed by the company called Capcom, and the main character after whom the game is named. Originally started by Capcom, the game's main character is a small, blue robot boy weilding an energy gun on either hand. (Though he is only known to use one hand at any given time.) Originally, this character started out as a lab assistant built by a man named Dr. Light, but after an evil Scientst named Dr. Wily attempted to conquer the world with six Robot Masters, Rock volunteered to be transformed into a fighting machine to save the world. The MegaMan series has grown into an impressively large collection of games, several spin-off series, and many, many side games. It's also important to note that the MegaMan series started in Japan under the name "RockMan". It was later dubbed into "MegaMan" When it was translated, and brought to other nations, especially the United States.
1. MegaMan is a great game series! I'm the ultimate fan! 2. Fight, MegaMan... for everlasting peace!
Verb. Used in reference to the video game Megaman, specifically when the main character takes damage, and is invincible for a short period of time to allow for recovery. This short invincibility is exploitable to advance beyond particularly difficult areas of the game.
Bro, Megaman it!