Dark Man 4. I like Shadow Man, but I think Dark Man 4 isn't given enough credit.
Sigma. Wily's virus may have been his springboard, but Sigma has threatened the Earth on a couple of occasions; he's just overall more dangerous than Wily imo.

Punk. I believe I've already stated that he's my favorite MMK, although it's hard to not like any of the MMKs.

Enker. Cool weapon concept and super-catchy theme vs. digitized Zero...
TheDoc Thomas Light. Mega Man X is awesome, don't get me wrong. However, while Wily and Sigma have plagued the world time and time again with countless armies of mechas and robots, Dr. Light saved it time and time again with 2.
Neon Tiger, if only because his theme is one of my favorite Maverick tracks of all time.
Punk, because Punk is my favorite MMK. Also, Copy X shares laughably little in common with our X.

Proto Man. Just in time to jump on Blues' bandwagon.

Poop, I missed some.

Gemini Man, but more because I dislike Beat than because I like Gemini Man. He's alright, though.

Pharaoh Man. Double vs Quint is one thing...
Astro Man. I'm convinced that I would've loved him more than Fire Man if he made it into the Archie Comics. *sniffle*

Double, for sure. Another character I think had a lot of potential, enough to win me over Quint, who had his fair share of screen time and simply didn't live up to the idea of the Megaman being reprogrammed by Wily and sent back in time. Yes, yes, it probably has something to do with the jackhammer-pogo stick.

King. Super tough for me, but in the end, even though Pharaoh Man is really cool, King is someone who really knows how to rule. I would follow King before Pharaoh Man.

Fire Man. You really aren't going easy on me here...I love Napalm Man's love for weapons, but he simply can't outdo Fire Man's zeal for TEH FLAMEZ O JUSTISH!!!

Astro Man. He's so powerful, but so lovable.

uh cutman

Cut Man. I like Crash Man, but Cut Man is too iconic.
Bass. I've recently been trying to no-damage Launch Octopus. I think I hate him.

Crash Man. I love that crazy guy. Very explosive personality compared to Magnet Man...I'm honestly not sure if that pun was intended.
Cut Man, but I may have chosen Dynamo in some parallel universe where they did much more with him. He had good potential.
Bass
Green Biker Dude. No regrets.

MegaMan.exe, because Treble is an unlovable Rush

Chill Penguin
Acid Ace
Megaman.EXE, if only because I never played Command Mission
Fefnir

Ring Man studied the boosts dubiously.

Unless there's a way to easily equip/unequip the boosts, I'm gonna pass on that for now. Too soon to commit to one type. For now, I'll invest in that Zenny Radar.
So are the boosts unequippable?

OOC: How long is a "turn" concerning the Regenerate upgrade if it's not in battle? That seems to encourage posts that don't have a lot of action in them in order to take advantage of the "turn-based" regen rate.

Panting over Quick Man's silent shell, Ring Man reached inside and grabbed Quick Man's core. The Starforce's power shattered with the boomerang on his head, but at least his core could be salvaged; he was sure it could be put to good use somehow.

What caught him off-guard was the surge he felt when making contact with Quick Man. He raised his hand uneasily and widened his eyes as it starts vibrating ridiculously quick.

Oh!.....
Oh ho ho HO.....THIS is unexpected.

Ring Man made Ring Knuckles on his right fist as he sprinted at Mick Quan's stand and splintered it down the middle in the blink of an eye. A giddy laugh escaped him.

THIS is TOO MUCH!!!!! When did I get the equipment for this?? Marceau musta done something right!
I should be careful, though. All copy mechanisms are limited in some fashion and I'm not entirely sure just how this is limited. Maybe's it's the core?
Either way, I'm getting too excited. Where's the next one?

Ring Man pulls up the radar and studies it.

Flash and Heat are way too far away for me to bother with them. I was up here to see the doc anyways, so I'd do that before even considering going down again.
Nowait he has that fancy portal thing, right?
Either way, Air Man's literally upstairs, so I could pay him a visit first and foremost. I don't know how that rumor of him being unbeatable got around; the guy's full of hot air.
.....................
Did I just say that?
Wow. I disgust myself.

Ring Man stows the radar and walks into the master bedroom.
(Assuming Adrian's there) So, last I remember, I had 3,000 zenny left in my budget. You got anything else I can spend that on different from last time? I'm assuming you've been working non-stop on a way to make me incredibly powerful.
Right?

C...Could he possibly have the authority to do that?

Concerned (and desperate), Knight Man caught up the Commissioner, hoping to settle things before eating (if the mess hall was open) and heading back to his quarters for a bit.

Er, excuse me, sir, but I'd like to request that you keep an eye on that jester that I was just approached by. He seems to be determined to fight me next round, and I'm afraid he may be up to no good...

*insertresponsehere*

Knight Man nodded his head and headed to the mess hall. Seeing as the last battle had been a bit exhausting (assuming the menu is the same), Knight Man decided to have the Hyper Chips. Despite being just "chips", Hyper Chips were very good at stimulating and fully exercising one's mental capacities, and Knight Man needed to be sharp for whatever round was ahead, but first, a bit of sleep. The Matchups were indeed going to be tasking.

Knight Man headed to his room and set his shield down. He probably wouldn't have time to re-equip armor, so he decided to just shut down for a bit and let his internal clock alert him to the time for his match. Climbing into his bed, Knight Man looked over again at the picture on the stand and squinted his eyes. Who was that person? One would assume that having a picture of someone on your nightstand meant that said person was of some importance to you, but Knight Man simply couldn't recall. All his systems were in top shape, and he couldn't remember any prior events having an effect on him (he made sure to be ready for the upcoming Matchups)...

So why?

The question lingered as Knight Man put him in sleep mode (huehuehue) and dozed off.

OOC: You forgot to subtract water units and add drill XP

Dang it!

Ring Man barely had time to say anything before a stray laser shot through his hull. Reeling from the beam, Ring Man managed to see Quick Man on the floor next to him, struggling to get up, and Ring Man knew this was his chance. In any other circumstance he might have healed, but he wasn't going to get another shot like this. Desperately, Ring Man darted towards Quick Man and slammed his drill into Quick Man's head boomerang, hoping to break the Field Support and finish off Quick Man in one last move.

Ugh, why is Immunity always higher than Defense? I feel like that's the opposite of ripping damage.
Or maybe I just really hate this guy. Something to do with his incredibly smug face and obnoxious speed.
Yea, actually that sounds about right.

>Defend/Counter: Ring Man equipped his Ring Driller and waited patiently. Ring Man very much wanted to pound this guy's face in, but Quick Man was too fast for that. No doubt he was arrogant enough to attack first, though, so Ring's best shot was to move forward very carefully, ready for an attack at any moment.

Oh, and also the beams. Not sure why the last one didn't instakill you, but it still looked painful.

How did it get to this point?

Ring Man took a journey through his inner mind, reflecting on all that'd happened in the mansion to bring him to this point in time. He'd be fleeing the Cossack bots when he arrived at this place, he'd found his way through this crazy labyrinth of a mansion to get to Adrian, who wasn't even a doctor of robotics to begin with, and now....now he was tracking down Wily's robots throughout the mansion, so why-

No. No, he was tracking Mega Man. If there's any good that comes out of this,

It's that Mega Man will fall.

Ring Man throws a Standard Ring at Quick Man and gets up, rolling his shoulders and neck.

Better now.

This time, I'll let Jericho approach. Being the slower of the two, I'm at a disadvantage on offense; I won't keep playing his game. Besides, he seems quite shaken; with a little intimidation, I can turn his mind against him.

Knight Man advanced towards Jericho, but much slower than before, being sure to sidestep when Jericho shifted left or right, aiming to corner him eventually. About halfway there, Knight Man morphs his right hand into the Knight Crush in order to push Jericho over the edge.

If Jericho makes any sudden movements: Knight Man made sure not to fire the Knight Crush; that would open him up. He needed to advance while maintaining his impenetrable defense, and let Jericho trip himself up. Once that moment occurred, only then would Knight Man give chase, only using the Knight Crush if Jericho couldn't take advantage of it in any way possible, and only if absolutely necessary (so probably not).

Once close enough to Jericho, Knight Man would repeat the strategy of shield bashing him and pinning him, ending the match.