Blastman

Appearance: Blastman is a slightly short, slender humanoid robot with a black skin-tight body suit that is covered in indigo armor with red accents. His waist is covered with a red belt. Blast Man also has red "hair" consisting of six spikes that stick out from the back, giving it the appearance of a bomb explosion. In addition, Blastman has grey/green knobs covering parts of his body armor. Two larger knobs are placed on his helmet and attached by a metallic strip, which resemble headphones. Blastman also shows a sinister grin to reflect his insane and unstable nature. Unlike the other human-like Robot Masters, Blastman has a darker skin tone and red eyes.

Personality: Described to be dangerous, volatile, and a bit short-tempered, Blastman is fond of explosives and he uses his bombs to create them for his own enjoyment. He also has a narcissistic side, as seen when he places images of himself all over his stage. While not creating explosions, Blastman fancies himself as a journalist, every month writing a column for his favorite magazine, Boom Monthly. Just like his fellow Robot Masters, Blastman loves to make puns centered around his abilities during both his regular and rematch fights against others. Blastman also has a flair for the theatrics, as his stage mimics an actual movie set.

He is a Robot Master who appears. He is a volatile robot with a flair for the theatrics and a taste for explosions. He was originally manufactured by B.B. Bomb Company to use his bombs to provide explosive special effects for movie studios and theme parks. While under maintenance by Dr. Light, Blastman was captured and reprogrammed by Dr. Wily to help him conquer the world and fight against Megaman. Prior to being captured, Blastman was creating an explosion-themed attraction for the theme park Flower Land. Blastman's Special Weapon, Chain Blast, creates floating bombs that detonate after some time; they can also be combined for a more massive explosion. Blastman's stage is set in the ruined remains of a theme park and movie studio hybrid that he has shaped into his personal playground. He's added several personal touches, including a number of signs featuring himself as the star of “Blastman Adventure.”