Story
In the year 20XX, the world was at peace for the time being, all thanks to Mega Man putting an end to Dr. Wily's schemes once more.
During this time, Dr. Light had developed a new prototype technology to enhance Mega Man's memory and copy abilities called the "Mega Data". This disk is intended to be stored in Rush, and still experimental. Suddenly, Dr. Wily, with the help of Bass and three shadowy figures, steal the Mega Data. He intends to use the data to bring back all his previous creations to destroy Mega Man and take over the world. Using the Mega Data, Dr. Wily even created eight original Robot Masters as a part of his new Mega Data Number (MDN) series. Now it is up to Mega Man to stop him, save Rush, and put to stop to Wily's evil scheme again.
Once defeating all the eight robot master and Mega Man Killer. The Blue Bomber had a showdown with Bass near at the Wily Stronghold. Ultimately, he defeat him and retreat back to the castle. Which where he will be heading inside to save Rush and the day.
Gameplay
The game itself is based on the fan games Rockman 7 Famicom and Rockman 8 Famicom, the de-made of the original Mega Man 7 and 8 into NES-style. This game features some unique changes that are different from the official series. However, it still maintains most of the elements from its predecessors.
Versions 1.38 and newer feature native game pad and Xbox 360 game pad (with rumble) support.
Version 1.42 added more energy capsule in Wily Stage 3.
Characters
Main
Bosses
Opening Stage bosses:
- Red Devil (similar to Yellow Devil and Green Devil)
Robot Masters
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| Weapon | Jolt Shocker | Weakness | Frigid Frost | ||
| Profile | Based on the designs of Spark Man and Bright Man, Dr. Wily created Jolt Man. His Jolt Shocker is dangerous, not to mention he has the ability to generate great amounts of electricity and even unleash it in the form of a series of thunderbolts, the latter being an attack he named "Hell's Voltage". "Shocking, isn't it?" | ||||
| Good point | Humorous | Bad point | Spontaneous | ||
| Like | Electricity-related puns | Dislike | Swimming pools | ||
| Sprite by: sebamkfan | |||||
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| Weapon | Scorch Flame | Weakness | Tune Note | ||
| Profile | After reviewing his old plans contained in Rush's memory, Wily created Scorch Man. Intended to be the ultimate fire-themed Robot Master created, he is equipped with flamethrowers, torches, and self-combustion capabilities. Despite being fully equipped with weaponry, he is actually quite laid-back. "Well... Time to get warmed up, I guess." | ||||
| Good point | Easygoing | Bad point | Indifferent | ||
| Like | Sunsets | Dislike | Windy days | ||
| Sprite by: Raging-Banebou | |||||
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| Weapon | Primal Bomb | Weakness | Illusion Blast | ||
| Profile | After investigating his old plans for enemy plans, Wily decided Monking was one of his more overlooked designs. Primal Man is an upgraded Monking with the capacity to throw explosive coconuts. Dr. Wily commanded Primal Man to keep the amusement park and its visitors secured, though his playful-yet-chaotic nature tends to annoy his fellow robots from time to time. "Time for some monkey business!" | ||||
| Good point | Lively | Bad point | Mischievous | ||
| Like | Bananas | Dislike | Reptiles | ||
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Sprite by: Raging-Banebou and MisterGambit64 | |||||
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| Weapon | Cipher Decode | Weakness | Jolt Shocker | ||
| Profile | To control the information networks of the city, Dr. Wily assigned Cipher Man to harbor communications between Dr. Wily's Mega Data robots. Cipher Man is in charge of ensuring information remains as secure as possible to avoid interception by the military and Dr. Light. "Let's see you decipher this, Mega Man!" | ||||
| Good point | Intelligent | Bad point | Nosy | ||
| Like | Discrete maths | Dislike | Viruses | ||
| Sprite by: Raging-Banebou | |||||
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| Weapon | Frigid Frost | Weakness | Scorch Flame | ||
| Profile |
A commander of radio control stations found within the Arctic, Dr. Wily based this ice-throwing robot master off of Aqua Man and Cold Man. If defrosted, this robot master will malfunction. Despite his element, he is quite egotistical. | ||||
| Good point | Strong-willed | Bad point | Braggart | ||
| Like | Ice sculptures | Dislike | Scorch Man | ||
| Sprite by: MisterGambit64 and Raging-Banebou | |||||
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| Weapon | Clamp Ring | Weakness | Primal Bomb | ||
| Profile | In adoration of his love for the brute power of Guts Man, Dr. Wily created Clamp Man with his previous plans and the Mega Data. Armed with vice-like clamps, Clamp Man can propel himself across great distances best suited for building Dr. Wily's robots. "Gahahaha! Can you grasp this situation?" | ||||
| Good point | Efficient | Bad point | Brutal | ||
| Like | Arm-wrestling | Dislike | Pansies | ||
| Sprite by: Raging-Banebou | |||||
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| Weapon | Tune Note | Weakness | Clamp Ring | ||
| Profile | In order to convince and motivate the spirits of robots of all kinds, Dr. Wily developed Tune Woman. With her stage performances, she can turn a Metall brigade to a rave. Her songs are encoded with the plans of previous robot masters. "This song is dedicated to you, Mega Man!" | ||||
| Good point | Talented | Bad point | Jealousy | ||
| Like | Karaoke | Dislike | Pinching | ||
| Sprite by: Mistergambit64 | |||||
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| Weapon | Illusion Blast | Weakness | Cipher Decode | ||
| Profile | Dr. Wily used the Mega Data to build this mysterious robot master. He can create illusions such as generating copies of himself and even increasing his size. To protect Dr. Wily's plans, Illusion Man contains them and will never release them, even if destroyed. "My victory is no illusion..." | ||||
| Good point | Loyal | Bad point | Delusional | ||
| Like | Puzzles | Dislike | Analysis | ||
| Sprite by: Raging-Banebou | |||||
Stronghold Bosses
| Stage | Name | Weakness |
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| 1 | CWU-01P2 | Jolt Shocker |
| 2.1 | Jiro Supreme | Unknown |
| 2.2 | The Mega Man Killer (Fusion of Enker, Punk, and Ballade) | Unknown |
| 3.1 | Mecha Dragon A | Frigid Frost |
| 3.2 | Bass (Round 2) | Frigid Frost |
| 4 | Wily RUSH Machine | Unknown |
| 5.1 | Wily Machine Eternal | Cipher Decode/Primal Bomb |
| 5.2 | Wily Pod Eternal | Arm Buster |
Trivia
- Eternal has been in development for six years.
- The Stage Selection functions very similar to Mega Man IV.
- Beat can be controlled manually for a 2-player mode. Beat is unlocked in this game by collecting all four BEAT letters.
- The Bass Stage was inspired by Area O from Mega Man ZX.
- In this game Bass' appearance changes without Treble's assistance.
- The Opening Stage music is a combination mix of the themes of Enker, Quint, Punk, Ballade, and Terra.
- This fan game features both past foes of the Game Boy series and the recycled bosses being redesigned for their boss encounter. Also, the final stages have two to four themes with different environment.
- Clamp Man's stage music appears to be based on Burst Man's theme.
- This game includes 10 secrets that can unlocked to enhance or change gameplay elements. One (for the first 9) is unlocked each time the game is completed while collecting all the BEAT letters. One secret is unlocked by obtaining all the art (and going to the gallery to grab a token that gives the secret).
- There are 110 unlockables in the game[1][2].
- There is one true ending upon unlocking all the secrets, art, and music while unlocking Beat. It is the only time Treble appears in the game.
- In the gallery there is an easter egg: Dr. Light can be shot, which causes him to hysterically bounce around the gallery. Upon enough hits, Dr. Light turns red and begins attacking the player with pulse attacks (in homage to the shopkeeper in The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, and Cuccos in the The Legend of Zelda series).
- A contest[3] was held in 2010 for enemies to be included in the game. Many enemies seen in the game were a result of this contest and fan contributions.
- The Wily Machine Eternal is a tribute to the Gigantic Egg Robo in Sonic & Knuckles - one of the final bosses of that game.
- The game features the Mega Man 1 style spikes (instant death).
See also
External links
- Daniel Page Youtube Channel
- Daniel Page Homepage
- Official Website
- Download Link to some fan covers of songs from MME
References
Gallery
- Main article: Mega Man Eternal/Gallery
