I guess one can assume Ballade introduced himself in the first fight but we got no cutsceane but the real question is... Wrong about what? Ballade is a MM killer why did he even intend to help him?

10:14 This isn’t exactly what you’re asking, but the Teleporter Room in Mega Man 10 arranges the bosses based on their position on the stage select screen.

I remember the "Bridge" because I used to be a huge Mega Man nerd when I was little and browsed MMKB for hours. This guy is especially notable for being one of the few things to lack an official name, so naturally it fascinated my little kid brain. Though I was confused why it was given such a name, given it doesn't look like it's connecting two landmasses... (I didn't know English very well back then; didn't know bridge could also mean that part of the ship 😅) Also it looks way cooler with that pink eye :p

Jupi. You might wanna play New Menace and you can tell just how Dogshit this game is.

I remember the bridge boss only because it showed up as a fortress boss in Unique Harassment

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That "credits" portion got me thinking... does any other Mega Man game just straight up tell you the robot master weaknesses like that? Can't remember off the top of my head (and admittedly I haven't seen much of the other GB games).

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Jupi...I remember you're BRIDGE... Nah in all seriousness I did always find it really cool how two of the fortress bosses kind of ARE the fortress, and how the Bridge tries to use your own weapons against you while being just a massive wall

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there are a few teleporter rooms based on weapon order, mega man 2 and 3 come to mind (3 also features the weapon order in the same order as the robot master numbers) if you ever wanted to save pharaoh shot ammo, the bridge is weak to a ton of weapons, like beat, power stone, napalm bomb, and ballade cracker (ironically enough it uses those against you). the hunters are also weak to napalm bomb and beat. i admittedly didn’t have a problem with the capsule, although pharaoh shot melts it in 4 fully charged blasts, so it’s not a big deal lol

I am endlessly amused by the concept of a "secret" space ship. Yes, Wily was just hiding an entire off-planet vessel in his back pocket, you know, as one does. Proto Man and Eddie will never drop an S Tank. If you're lucky, Proto Man may drop an S item that acts as a full restore (which this version reskinned to a Yashichi - which makes more sense IMO), but this is instant-use, not something you can carry with you. MAGMML3 is huge for sure. I'm still working through it myself - I've only gotten through Tier 9 on uploads, and not all the way through 14 yet on recordings. Though admittedly I've been sluggish the past couple months on recording.

I remember the Bridge boss Also, the cutscene introducing the Wily Robo Iron Golem is really cool. I never thought about it before, but World 5 doesn't really have any cutscenes that feel like a full animation in the same way as some of World 4's. Regarding MaGMML3, as much as I have been looking forward to you potentially covering it, I do get you being uncertain given how much of an undertaking it'll be. While I've done 2 playthroughs of the game myself, I've only outright 100%'d once given how much goes into the 100% process. Take as much time as you need

20:13 I said in the community post, and I'll say it again. If you don't have the motivation to play MaGMML3, you can cancel the playthrough.

I haven't 100 percented Mag Mammal 3 either, to be honest- there are some things where I'm just saying "I ain't doing that". Really loved the endgame and postgame bits, though.

so apparently ballade's weapon is triggering a swear filter for my comment for some reason. this website is totally functional and not a dystopian corporate nightmare ran by half functioning robots no sir The Bridge boss is kind of interesting in that it can actually use quite a number of special weapons on you, most bizarrely being Ballade's weapon. Very curious. I've always been intrigued by bosses that can literally use your own arsenal against you. Even if the actual execution here is very lacking lol Y'know, seeing how many features this game actually introduced is... Wild. Not bad for a third party developer. This is a smashing little game though. I think the main problem is it's kind of got a lackluster special weapon set. Mostly because it either pulls from some bad special weapons in general (pretty much all of the MM5 weapons) or they've been brokenly nerfed (Toad Flush). That just leaves four weapons you'll actually use outside of weakness stuff/situational stuff (see final boss). The best weapon in the game is saved for the last two stages period so you barely get time to use it. Still this is a great little game. Actually incredible how much they got in this little basic Gameboy game. Honestly with how gargantuan MAGMML3 is don't feel too obligated to actually LP it. It seems very LP unfriendly thanks to the sheer amount of stuff in it.

Well, I hope you don't feel obligated to LP MAGMML3 for us if you don't want to. I'd rather see you do games you're having a good time with rather than something you feel pressured to put out, you know? Whatever makes you happy, Jupi!

I’ve never seen anyone get so lucky against the Bridge boss, it always switches weapons whenever I fight it. Also it’s not mentioned, but the Golem’s first phase is weak to Crystal Eye.

Mega Man gets the W and I love Wily taking the L and he wonders Y?

Crystal Man's stage is the one thing that I feel holds this game back. Now, I know you don't agree with the reputation, but here's the rub: you played this fully for the first time with years of experience under your belt. Now, me? This was the first Mega Man game I owned, and it came back when I was about 6 or 7, prior to my gaining any real adeptness at games (I played and enjoyed them, but I wasn't GOOD at them). I'd dabbled briefly with the NES games at the time through Blockbuster rentals (just to properly date myself), but this was the first one I actually owned myself. And I NEVER beat it back in the day - and it was purely because of this stage, and specifically because of the pillar rooms (kid me didn't know there was a split path, either). Those rooms are a menace to anyone who isn't experienced enough to keep a cool head. Contrast this to World 5 which I got months later, which despite a bit of frustration trying to hit Hyooey in Neptune's stage, I was able to beat it even back then without much trouble. Now, many years and much more experience and ability on, it's not THAT bad. Some of the ROM hacks I've played make that look like an early childhood game. But it's basically the difference between the game being entirely accessible for a relative novice and...well, not.

This game sure loves reusing room layouts, but at least nothing in this batch of stages is as blatant as Ring Man using the same three screen vertical climb three times.

It's actually impressive how innovative this game was. The first to introduce a shop, which would become a standard in the Classic series before long. The first to really introduce special weapons having environmental effects. The first with stylized cutscenes. The charge shot recoil, which remains unique to this installment. Ring Boomerang's added utility. A lot of little touches that give you the feeling like they really put a lot of effort into making this more than just a retread of the NES games. I'd say it's better than World 5 if not for one particular stage that I think holds it back.

i disagree with power stone, the slower speed not only lets it hit enemies more, but the stones hit as hard as a charge shot in this game! also the direction it fires in makes it much easier to hit with than in 5

ooh, my favorite of the gameboy games! good to see you playing this one! here’s a fun fact: you can skip the first snail in toad man’s stage by jumping on top of the shell and sliding

....you know, you said in Part 1 that buying Tanks wasn't worth it... But if weapon energy doesn't refill in the second half of the game, why wouldn't the S-tank or a single W-tank be something to consider?

what gets me is not just shooting the weak spots of the fortress. But he is doing this at least a mile away over a patch of woods. he has the accuracy of a sniper and those solar shot lemons have to be some god grade to not pelter out over time and distance

The Chickens not being angry and just looking bored really tickled me for some reason

Bizarre as it may be in execution with Mega Man disabling the Wily Tank with just a few buster shots, I do think cutscene does look really cool. Y'know, I honestly never did realize that the WILY letters were as pointless as they were. I did know them being required to unlock the final stages was kinda stupid, but the fact that 3/4 are just sort of on the main path is just silly

So basically Quint weapon is like most Castlevania Metrovania final movement upgrade

I don't understand those Mega Man games for Game Boy... they are sequels? spin-offs?

Weirdly enough in my experience usually I start the 2nd batch of robot masters off with Napalm or Charge Man because i find the stages themselves easier

They really should've used the scrapped version of the fortress boss theme for the satellite dish and bridge defense (from later in the game). It sounds less intense but still cool, plus it would make the final battle feel even better. The color scheme for the first boss however is really good. Love the nighttime aesthetic. Napalm Man - now with actual napalm! Though iirc napalm can't be doused with water, so I doubt Rain Flush's acid rain would do it. 😅 Man the devs really liked that falling rock gimmick, didn't they? It's been in 3 stages so far and I assume we'll see it again in the final stages. Is Charge Man's train supposed to be _inside_ of Wily Station? o_0

21:11 Seriously, Y?????

0:47 Am I the only one who thinks this should have been an actual boss. 8:05 Shout out to you for going out of your way to show the alternate path. 8:30 Wow! That could have been a really cool. 12:21 I don't get the RC usage unless you aren't good at this part. 13:21 Not only there is a random ladder in this part but also a cheap beginner's trap which they sheepishly make up with the 1-up 18:51 I disagree. Not a masterpiece but GB Power Stone is way better than the NES one due to it being slower.

L stands for Loved your video.

1.Buster upgrade also make charge shot VERY big like in MM5,but still for some reason dont trow away recoil (which is strange, because some people losing because of that as said in part 1) 2.WHY crystal man have four gimmicks,there even reused gimmick? In my opinion Crystal man stage only need droppers MAYBE with falling platforms delete bonus path or make there small way foward and back for something (like WILY emblems) then in main path show third gimmick. 3.Napalm bomb-deals more damage than ring boomerang dealing 1 or 2 damage so it for big or down there enemies. Power stone-easier to hit enemies with it and good dealing with bosses like ballade and first phase of wily golem. Crystal Eye-..... I dont use it much. .4.21:12 because lazy to think going to steal (MM5 letter).

I always assumed Mega Man was aiming at structurally weak points to damage the fortress

I just noticed Mega Man's charge shot actually pushes him back a bit in this game. That's such a bizarre change.

I guess for the letters they didn't want to make them too hidden because they're mandatory. It's still really stupid. World 5 handled the second half collectable idea better. Even if it had mandatory backtracking to get them all I think.

Is this a Romhack or it is built from scratch? 2:30 Hard Agree 3:27 Not only I agree with that take, but also I believe it should have became a new mechanic in the future. It's also a much better way to balance Charge shot than it loose while Taking damage in 5 and 6.

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Nice to see you back, Jupi! Watched the video in speed x1.25 and it feels like this is the right way to watch. lol

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I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who really likes World 4. World 5 is usually the one that gets all the credit because it has the most originality, and while I do think it's also pretty good, I've always had a soft spot for World 4 for various reasons

It's honestly a coin flip between this and World 5 as being my favorite GB Mega Man game. I do give a very marginal edge to 5, but that's entirely because I prefer how it's basically all unique content instead of using previous games' as a base. They're both stellar little things though, that much is certain.

I actually like the recoil. It's my opinion that the Charge Shot is way too powerful in most games (there's pretty much no reason not to have it going at literally any time and in SOME games it outdamages pretty much the entire weapon set as well) so whenever a game nerfs it that makes me happy. I was probably one of the few people who cheered when he saw that 9 + 10 removed it. (Although removing the slide was stupid.)

Oh, a happy freak'n new year

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I love when Jupi remembers his account password

Oh my, you are finally back Jupi!