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Fourm Game: The Hardest Robot

March 15th, 2016 at 10:34pm
 
Tom Light
Tom Light
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(I'm VERY sorry if I'm spamming, I just wanted to make a Fourm Game, just let me know how I did. ;))

THE HARDEST ROBOT

-- RULES --

Just list off what you think is the hardest bosses in the Mega Man Franchise (at least 3, at most 10), then give your thoughts about the last person's list.

-- ORDER --

1 - Thoughts (snarky joke allowed)
2 - List

I'll start off with my list.

5 - Shadow Devil
4 - Sigma (X3)/Kaiser Sigma
3 - Freeze Man
2 - Quick Man
1 - Burner Man
Fourm Game: The Hardest Robot
Posted by Tom Light on March 15th, 2016 at 10:34pm
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Uraccountcrashed
 
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Posted on March 16th, 2016 at 2:02am
Posted 2016/03/16 at 2:02am
#1
FREEZE MAN? He has one pattern: shoot, jump, shoot and subsequently slide, jump, jump! (If I missed a step, just remember: when he runs at you, shoot and slide. It works every time.)
Anyway, Burner Man I have yet to beat, Quick Man is pretty difficult, Sigma X3 isn't so hard when you know what to do, and Shadow Devil: I stopped the X series at 5 because it was so terrible, next to 4. (Not that 4 was so bad...)

Kay, so:
1. Bright Man
2. Pharaoh Man
3. Elec Man (Duh!)
4. Solar Man (Especially on hard mode!)
5. Slash Man
6. Hard Man (I guess?)
7. Air Man (Buster only!)
8. Tomahawk Man
9. Astro Man (Buster only!)
10. And... The most difficult Robot Master in the history of the universe: TOAD MAN

Actually, if you wanna see an awesome version of Toad Man, check this out! Some of you may already know this, but for those who don't: Toad Man: Revamped! Stick around for the boss battle!
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