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Mega Man 2 bois

Mega Man 2 is actually still one of the most popular games in the series. It has the most memorable sound track, and introduced many things that would become pretty iconic in the games, such as E-tanks, useful assist items, and always having eight Robot Masters to fight. (Mega Man powered up wouldn't be released until the PSP was made, and this is an NES game.) However the only bad thing is the robot weaknesses, in this game they're all over the place, and some robot Masters even have multiple weaknesses. It's basically really confusing.

METAL BOI

Metal Man may be a challenging boss, but he's one that people like to go after first, including me. (He has the most OP weapon.) Since this robot Master is edgy, I pick an equally edgy design.

A hedgehog.

Metal Man as he appeared in Mega Man 2.

My Metal Man. At first he was an elf, but the blades reminded me more of Sonic's spin dash.

STORY:
Metal Man was actually one of the first robot Masters Wily actually built himself, so he wasn't stolen. In fact, Metal Man is a supposed "upgraded" version of Cut Man, using deadly saw blades instead of boomerang scissors. Upon being defeated, Mega Man wanted to give Metal Man a chance to be good, so now he happily works at a metal cutting facility, making his own decorative swords and knives in his spare time for fun.

When you beat Metal Man, you'll get to use his Metal blades, a deadly throwing weapon that literally shreds through enemies. It uses very little ammunition, making it a complete beast, and at least four bosses are weak to it. Bubble Man, Flash Man, Wood Man, and even METAL MAN HIMSELF.
(You have to fight all robot Masters a second time before fighting Wily.) However his other weakness is the Quick Boomerang, another cutting weapon.

BUBBLE BOI

Bubble Man was the first actually aquatic robot Master in the series, so using a fellow aquatic creature made sense. Plus, inklings have some bubble based weapons, so I'm pretty sure they wouldn't complain about using deadly bubbles.