13 Facts About Mega Man

1. Mega Man speeds up with the aptly-named Speed Gear, causing the world around him move much slower by comparison.

2. Mega Man was able to get the Hadoken in X1, and the Shoryuken in X2.

3. Mega Man is blue because the NES color palette had slightly more blues available to use than any other color.

4. Mega Man is voiced in this series by Doug Parker, and his character had a tendency to add the prefix "mega-" to words for emphasis.

5. Mega Man has made appearances in several game projects outside of his original series.

6. Mega Man came very close to having "Rainbow" somewhere in his name because of this, and the very first game was even on the verge of being called The Battle Rainbow Rock Man, a reference to his Japanese name.

7. Mega Man dies from rabies after being bitten by cat in Morocco He added: "The typical time interval.

8. In a Famitsu poll done in February 2010, Mega Man was voted by readers as the twenty-second most popular video game character.

9. Mega Man was listed as the best robot in video games by many sources such Joystick Division, UGO Networks, and Complex.

10. Mega Man has been featured in many comics and manga in Japan, although few have been localized in North America.

11. The original Mega Man appears in the arcade endings of Thor and Nova, and appears on a poster in the Days of Future Past stage, and finally, as another card in Heroes and Heralds Mode.

12. In the fortress, Mega Man fights past new bosses, clones of the game's Robot Masters, and Wily, who is usually in a large multi-phase war machine.

13. In the story behind the original series, Mega Man is an android originally named Rock, created as a lab assistant by the scientist Dr Light with Dr Wily as his partner.