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Mega Man

  • TV Series
  • 1994–1995
  • TV-Y7
  • 22m
IMDb RATING
6.5/10
1.2K
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Ian James Corlett in Mega Man (1994)
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Based on the video game series, the robot Mega Man and his dog Rush battle the creations of his father, the scientist Dr. Light, who were corrupted by Light's former partner Dr. Wily and his... Read allBased on the video game series, the robot Mega Man and his dog Rush battle the creations of his father, the scientist Dr. Light, who were corrupted by Light's former partner Dr. Wily and his minions, in an attempt to take over the world.Based on the video game series, the robot Mega Man and his dog Rush battle the creations of his father, the scientist Dr. Light, who were corrupted by Light's former partner Dr. Wily and his minions, in an attempt to take over the world.

  • Creators
    • Keiji Inafune
    • Akira Kitamura
  • Stars
    • Ian James Corlett
    • Scott McNeil
    • Jim Byrnes
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.5/10
    1.2K
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    • Creators
      • Keiji Inafune
      • Akira Kitamura
    • Stars
      • Ian James Corlett
      • Scott McNeil
      • Jim Byrnes
    • 18User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Ian James Corlett
    Ian James Corlett
    • Mega Man…
    • 1994–1996
    Scott McNeil
    Scott McNeil
    • Dr. Wily…
    • 1994–1996
    Jim Byrnes
    Jim Byrnes
    • Dr. Thomas Light…
    • 1994–1996
    Terry Klassen
    Terry Klassen
    • Cut Man…
    • 1994–1996
    Robyn Ross
    Robyn Ross
    • Roll…
    • 1994–1996
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    Garry Chalk
    • Guts Man…
    • 1994–1996
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    Richard Newman
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    • 1994–1995
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    Stevie Louise Vallance
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    • 1994
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    • Ms. Lapierre…
    • 1994
    Michael Donovan
    Michael Donovan
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    • 1994–1995
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    Cathy Weseluck
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    • 1994
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    Kathleen Barr
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    • 1994
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    Jay Brazeau
    • Eugene Peister
    • 1994
    Tony Sampson
    • Gemini Man…
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    Marcus Turner
    • Ramon
    • 1994
    Philip Maurice Hayes
    • Additional Voices
    • 1994
    Kaitlyn Stewart
    • Annie
    • 1994
    Crystaleen O'Bray
    • Tina
    • 1994
    • Creators
      • Keiji Inafune
      • Akira Kitamura
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    dootuss

    Don't even bother with this show.

    This show isn't even true to the Mega Man games one bit. First off, since when did Mega Man, and all the bad robots have muscles?! THEY'RE ROBOTS! Robot's are not supposed to have muscles! Roll is supposed to be a house cleaning robot not the blue bomber's side kick, and why is Protoman a bad guy? He's a good guy in the video games, so why is he a bad guy in the series? Apparently the people who made this show did not put much care into this series when they should have made it look like the games. In order to follow the games, lose all the stuff I mentioned above.

    This show just needed redoing a LOT of redoing.
    JereDude

    UGH!!!

    This is the worst videogame show ever! The cartoon didn't do anything right like the game. Mega Man and robots have muscles and they don't look like robots, not like the game. Roll suppose to be a housekeeper, not a sidekick of Mega Man! Dr. Light doesn't look smart. Protoman is not suppose to be bad, it seems like he wants to be on his own. Dr. Wily looks absolutely UGLY! If you watch the first episode, you will laugh what Mega Man is saying when Dr. Light created him! Don't watch this WASTE-OF-TIME show, play the game instead.
    rockerdude22

    Cool show

    I remember watching this show as a little kid. I loved it back then when it was on. I recently watched an unlock-able episode on "Mega Man Anniversary Collection" for my PS2. It brought back so many memories of watching this show. It may be a little off the games, but that doesn't mean it's bad. So Protoman's a bad guy in this, so what? I still like this show. So basically, the show has the same plot as the games. Mega Man is a robot built by Dr. Light who fights against Dr. Wily and his evil robots. He has weapons such as his Mega Buster and other weapons. So, if you ever catch this show any where, watch it. You won't be disappointed. Also, you can buy this show on DVD now.
    JohnnyJohnHildegaard

    A little bit too off the game.

    Mega Man is a nice show that does little, but not great justice to the video game. The plotlines are weak, and everything is so different. I mean, Mega Man and the Robot Master look like masculine macho men on steroids. Then they get things all wrong with Proto Man a baddie and all that. Nice show but stick with the video games.
    5Doc_ock_4mugen

    While It's Flawed as heck, It's more faithful to Mega Man than the 2018 show.

    Yes it's a departure from the Mega Man games. This was made in the early 90s around the Mega Man 4/5 development and release. Which meant that probably they had up to 3 as official reference and maybe some tidbits from 4 and 5. Back then the story was literally: Wily made 8 robot masters, go and defeat them, Mega Man. It also suffered from Westernization like Silly plots , incredibly awkward deviations from the source material and yes,they oversimplified Mega Man's Copy ability. But compared to OTHER VIDEOGAME CARTOONS OF THE ERA like Darkstalkers, Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm, Double Dragon, to name a few; Mega Man WAS THE MOST FAITHFUL ONE OF ALL. Corny, but it still kept close enough to the source material that it still FEELS like in this case, Mega Man.

    Also, to the fool, who said that they hired unprofessional voice actors, check WHO DOES VOICES HERE AND THEIR Careers... Ian James Corlett, Scott McNeill, Terry Klassen, Cary Chalk (who also works on the new Mega Man... Whoops!) Most of the cast are VETERAN Voice Actors. People who had 20 years in the business BEFORE doing Mega Man ARE NOT UNPROFESSIONAL.

    It's not perfect, but it's WAY Better than the 2018 one.

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    • Trivia
      The robots Wily uses are the robot leaders from Mega Man 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 on the NES.
    • Goofs
      Dr. Wily doesn't know where Dr. Light's lab is located in The Big Shake. But according to a flashback in The Beginning, he was Light's assistant - in that same lab. How could he possibly not remember where it was?
    • Quotes

      [after X explains everything to Mega Man, Roll, and Dr. Light]

      Mega Man X: But there is still good and evil, if Vile gets those lightanium rods, evil might just win.

    • Crazy credits
      When the episodes first aired, the Summit Media Group logo that appeared at the end of the credits was against a plain, off-white background. The repeats that aired some years later used a more elaborate, blue-background logo. When released on DVD, they went back to using the original off-white background logo.
    • Connections
      Edited into Mega Man: Curse of the Lion Men (1995)
    • Soundtracks
      Sinner Man
      Written and Performed by Extra Fancy

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    • Release date
      • September 11, 1994 (United States)
    • Countries of origin
      • United States
      • Japan
      • Canada
    • Language
      • English
    • Production companies
      • Capcom Entertainment
      • Ruby Spears Animation
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    • Runtime
      • 22m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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