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1. #1Mega Man

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   @@depth 10 Mega Man is the titular main protagonist of the original Mega Man series, first debuting in the game of the same name in 1987. He is a Light Number who was initially created by Doctor Thomas Light as a lab assistant; his original name is Rock, which forms a pun with the name of his sister, Roll. When Doctor Albert Wily began seeking world domination, he volunteered to be modified into a combat robot called Mega Man to fight for peace. Utilizing his Mega Buster arm cannon and his ability to copy Special Weapons by defeating bosses, Mega Man fights hordes of evil robots and traverses harsh environments to stop Wily's evil plans. With the help of his creator Dr. Light and an assortment of robotic companions, Mega Man's eventual goal is to one day achieve "everlasting peace". Rock is a short-statured humanoid robot that greatly resembles a human child with black spiky black hair, the color of which sometimes varies to brown and blue in some sources. His armor resembles that of most other Numbers, appearing as a skin-tight bodysuit with large rounded coverings on his lower arms and legs, and typical "superhero briefs" on his pelvis. Mega Man's primary color is blue, and his secondary color is cyan. With his armor on, his abdomen, shoulders, arms and legs are light blue, and he has a dark blue "trim" on his forearms, hands and pelvis, and large dark blue boots that cover his legs up to his knees. His helmet is dark blue and has a raised light blue square on his forehead and a light blue ridge running straight back from the square, resembling an exclamation mark. His helmet also features round light blue sections with red circles in the center over his ears. He also has red circles in his Mega Buster and the soles of his feet. Mega Man also has a black trim that covers his neck. Mega Man's personality seems to stem from his creator, Dr. Light, whose intention may have been to design Rock based on his own interpretation of a real boy as if it were his very own son, and they share a similar personality. Rock, who would later be upgraded and become a heroic super fighting robot, demonstrates a wide range of emotions, thus making him unique, as many other robots can't show emotions as complex as him. His complex emotional capacity is similar to that of a pre-teen boy, and the age assigned to his AI is the equivalent of a ten-year-old. Mega Man's primarily extremely courageous and just, choosing to become a hero and face the threat Dr. Wily posed because he wanted to help everyone and do the right thing, and he asked Dr. Light to convert him into a fighting robot out of his own will, acting outside of his programming in doing so. He hates disturbers of peace and fights to achieve an everlasting peace. That said, he is also a pacifist, and in the pre-boss cutscenes of Mega Man Powered Up, he always tried to find an alternative to violence. This trait was also shown, to a degree, in Mega Man 8, where he questioned Bass as to why must they fight. Mega Man loves animals, and he has three pets in three support robots: Rush the dog, Beat the bluebird and Tango the cat. Along with these traits, he's also kind, generous and polite. However, Mega Man can be reckless, and he's also a bit naive. In Mega Man 7, after finding Bass injured due to a battle against Shade Man, he sends him to Dr. Light's lab to get repaired by him, but later, when he returns home, he finds out that Bass had taken advantage of his trust and betrayed him, as after he was repaired, he had attacked his home and stolen the blueprints for an upgrade intended for Rush, then Dr. Wily mocks him for falling for it, revealing that he had created Bass and that it was his plan all along. After this, he sets out to fight him not just to defeat him, but also for revenge, as this time, it was personal. This was one of the rare times that Mega Man felt genuinely angry. Dr. Wily's frequent false pleas for mercy at every defeat have become a constant frustration to Mega Man over the years, causing him to become increasingly annoyed and less forgiving towards the mad scientist, and at the end of Mega Man 6, he stops falling for it after defeating him and manages to stop him from escaping, getting Wily arrested. In other media, Mega Man has also demonstrated strong leadership skills on the occasions where he works with a team. His siblings all notably look up to him, and even his older brother Proto Man has occasionally shown he's willing to defer to his younger brother for orders. As a robot, Rock naturally possesses greater physical abilities than humans. When he was modified into the combat robot Mega Man, his abilities were enhanced even further, possessing superhuman strength, stamina, reflexes, and durability, which are exhibited in most games in the series. His main weapon is the Mega Buster, a potent, ambidextrous arm cannon that fires solar energy bullets. In Mega Man 4, he gained the ability to charge up and fire more powerful shots. It received additional upgrades and functions in later games in the series, such as the Mega Arm in Mega Man V and the Auto Shot, Laser Shot, and Arrow Shot in Mega Man 8. He can also utilize the Double Gear system, which was installed into Mega Man by Dr. Light during the events of Mega Man 11. With it, Mega Man can temporarily boost his speed to the point where he perceives everything as slowed down with the Speed Gear, or boost the strength of his Mega Buster and special weapons with the Power Gear. However, a side effect from overusing these gears is that they will overheat Mega Man, preventing him from using the system again until after the cooldown has ended. When he is in a pinch he can use both at the same time, but he is severely weakened after using it due to the strain.

2. #2Proto Man

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   Proto Man, also known as Blues, is a recurring character in the original Mega Man series. He is the first of the Light Numbers ever created by Dr. Light, even before Mega Man himself, making him technically the older brother of Mega Man and Roll. He is recognized by his scarf, his Proto Shield, and his signature whistle, which is heard whenever he appears. Proto Man was originally intended to become the first humanoid robot capable of self-awareness. He was a prototype robot, so his design was not complete. Although he greatly exceeded his creator's expectations on several levels, it was later discovered that his energy core had a critical flaw that turned out to be potentially fatal, as it would eventually make him stop functioning. Dr. Light planned to repair him, but since he was created too independent, Proto Man feared the modification would make him lose his free will. As such, Proto Man refused to have Dr. Light meddle with his systems and fled to protect his sense of identity, wandering the world alone. After he went missing, Dr. Light presumed Proto Man to have died. Learning from his mistakes, he perfected the energy core and created two household robots, Rock and Roll, to help him with the housework and other 6 robots destined to help humanity. Proto Man's design became the basis of the Sniper Joe series of robots. In Mega Man Powered Up, it is revealed that Proto Man despises the Sniper Joe series due to this. What Dr. Light didn't know was that Proto Man was alive all along. Before his energy reactor was completely depleted, the scientist Dr. Wily found him collapsed and dying. Dr. Wily managed to temporarily repair Proto Man by altering his power reactor from a solar to a nuclear one, as well as making other modifications, turning him into a combat robot. He also gave Proto Man the Proto Shield to compensate for his body's weakness, and in an attempt to hide his identity from Dr. Light, he gave him his helmet and his now-trademark visor. Working on Proto Man's systems gave Wily greater knowledge in creating robots at the same level as Dr. Light, helping his plans for world domination along. Indebted to Dr. Wily, Proto Man served him until his encounters with Mega Man in Mega Man 3 made him realize his true nature. Proto Man saved Mega Man in the end of Mega Man 3, and officially turned against Wily in Mega Man 4, when he rescued Kalinka Cossack. However, he still refused help from Dr. Light and kept to himself. Mega Man doesn't know that Proto Man is his brother. Proto Man's signature whistle is a staple of the character and almost always plays before his appearance. Proto Man first appeared in Mega Man 3 as a rival working for Dr. Wily, where he challenges Mega Man to secretly ensure he can defeat Wily. In Mega Man 5, Proto Man is initially presented as the villain, though it turns out he was framed by an impostor. After helping Mega Man defeat the impostor, Proto Man becomes a reliable yet independent ally in most future games, appearing on occasion to help Mega Man's progress. Proto Man appears similar to his younger brother, Mega Man, having a similar frame and build, although the differences are immediate. Proto Man wears vibrant red armor that sharply contrasts that of Mega Man's blue, as well as having a dark gray body. He wears a stylized helmet that features a distinct white trim that points upward. Along with his trademark flowing yellow scarf and thick black visor makes Proto Man fit the mysterious dashing lone wolf archetype quite well. Like Mega Man, Proto Man has been seen without his helmet, with his brown hair having inconsistent depictions within and outside of canon. Proto Man is generally calm and collected in any situation. As the first robot with independent thought, he's very independent, so much so that he's resistant to let his creator handle his systems. His core had a potentially fatal flaw, which Dr. Light wanted to fix, but Proto Man fled from the lab due to a misunderstanding, as he felt that if would deprive him of his individuality, which he didn't want to lose. Being someone who values his individuality so much, he put his own body at risk just to avoid becoming someone else, even though his refusal to get his faulty core fixed will eventually cause his death, and as such, he would rather die as himself on his own terms than risk turning into someone he's not. He also despises other robots who were either made in his image or were based off of him in some way, like Sniper Joes. In Mega Man Powered Up, he's more short-tempered and quicker to resort to violence, and he also has a deep dislike for unfinished robots. Proto Man is also a grateful person, as shown by how he repays Dr. Wily's debt for temporarily fixing him and saving his life, but this was only temporary, and he would later betray him to take his own path, becoming a permanent ally to Mega Man. He takes a mentor-like role to his brother, helping him out and giving him advice, and he also saved his life on a few occasions. He's a known lone wolf: he's aloof and not very sociable, and he doesn't keep in touch often with the people who care about him. He likes traveling on his own and dislikes interviews, but he's an excellent whistler, and the tune he whistles indicates his presence. However, despite his loner attitude, Proto Man has a strong sense of justice and steps up to help those who need it, much like his brother.

3. #3Doctor Light

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   @@depth 10 Doctor Thomas Light is a character from the Mega Man and Mega Man X series. He is a genius robotics scientist who is the creator of Mega Man, Roll, Proto Man, and later X, alongside many other characters in the series. Known as "the father of modern robotics", Dr. Light won several awards in his illustrious career, including a Nobel Prize in Physics, and he is considered the world's top roboticist in 20XX. He is a former colleague of Doctor Albert W. Wily, aka Dr. Wily, and the two became bitter rivals when Wily became jealous of Doctor Light's works receiving credit over his own. When Wily stole and reprogrammed Light's industrial Light Numbers, attempting to take over the world, Rock volunteered to be converted into a fighting robot by Dr. Light, who did so, creating Mega Man. Dr. Light is a heavily built man with blue eyes, white hair combed back in a pompadour hairstyle and a long, bushy white beard. He wears a white lab coat, a light blue dress shirt, a blue tie with white polka dots, red pants (black in the first game and blue in Mega Man 3 and Mega Man 10) and brown shoes. His design in Mega Man 8 and Mega Man & Bass is slightly different than in other games, with an unbuttoned lab coat and a yellow vest underneath. In Mega Man 11, he also appears as a young man in flashbacks set in his university days, where he's depicted with brown hair. Dr. Light shares many of his personality traits with one of his greatest masterpieces, Rock, better known as Mega Man. He's idealistic, gentle and soft-hearted, and he's a big supporter of the relationship between humans and robots ever since he was a university student, when he wanted to create robots with independent thought, believing that this would make them better partners for humans, and he succeeded. He's a brilliant roboticist and engineer: he revolutionized society with his work and is known as the number one roboticist in the world, winning many prestigious awards that include the Nobel Prize in Physics, and even earning the nickname of "The father of modern robot society". Because of his idealistic view of the human-robot relationship, Dr. Light has a closer and more personal relationship with robots than the average roboticist. He wishes to one day create a robot that can act exactly like a human, unbounded by their programming. Being a pacifist, he hates violence, but he reluctantly recognizes the use of force as a last resort. Even though Dr. Light never had kids of his own, he has a father-child relationship with the robots he created, as he sees them as his own children and treats them as such, living in his lab alongside them as a family. This fatherly demeanor is particularly noticeable with Rock and his sister Roll, who he loves as if they were his own son and daughter. However, Dr. Light is also particularly naive and gullible, and he often pays the price the hard way due to his overly trusting nature. Dr. Wily, his former friend turned rival, has taken advantage of his naivete and betrayed him more than once, stealing his robots and reprogramming them for his scheme to take over the world, tricking another set of robots he created to turn them evil and framing him with a robot duplicate of him, and stealing and using Gamma, the giant peace-keeping robot they had worked on, for his world domination schemes. As revealed in Mega Man 11, this is because he and Dr. Wily were friends in their youth, but they had a disagreement that broke their friendship when they were attending university, and he feels guilty for pushing his former friend away and for his role in Wily becoming the evil narcissist he is now: a combination of their different views on the relationship between robots and humans, their clashing ideals on robots' role and purpose for humans, and a young Dr. Light's open disapproval of Wily's research on an experimental prototype with potentially disastrous side effects, the Double Gear System prototype, broke their friendship. He won a debate about which research would be funded, and Wily, embittered both from losing to him and by his role in the rejection of his research, stormed off and never forgave him, resulting in him becoming evil and developing an obsession to prove that he's better than him, scheming to take over the world just to prove his point. Dr. Light feels guilty for pushing Wily away, and laments that he made things worse when he tried to keep him on the right track, questioning if they would still be friends if he was more understanding and tried to compromise instead of just telling him he was wrong. At the end of the game, he attempts to make amend for his past mistakes, going as far as to personally go in the Gear Fortress to make up with Dr. Wily, offering him redemption and his willingness to be friends with him again, but he's unfortunately unsuccessful at reconciling with him, as Wily rejects his reconciliation and declares that he will never stop until he'll defeat him and Mega Man, leaving him sad and disappointed. After his unsuccessful attempt, Dr. Light begrudgingly resigns himself to the fact that they won't ever be able to work together, knowing that their old friendship is impossible to mend. Their rivalry would never settle in their lifetime, remaining in bad terms: Dr. Wily held on to his rivalry until the very end, and Dr. Light died without ever being able to reconcile with him. Even after his death, Dr. Light is still active one century later: he appears regularly as a hologram in the capsules he left all around the world to help his final creation, X, in his battles, and he maintains both his dislike for conflicts and violence and his fatherly mannerisms, as shown with his interactions with X. He was incredibly well-prepared for the disasters and wars that would happen, giving X parts of several armors he had created for him before he died. While most of the messages he sends to him are pre-recorded, some of them imply that he became omniscient and aware of everything that was happening, something that wouldn't be the case if all his messages were recorded in advance, as if he had managed to digitalize himself before his death. He appears to know about the Reploids (which weren't created by him, though X would be used as the base for them) and reacts to events that happen in the century after his death, such as when he laments how Reploids are fighting each other in the Great Repliforce War. He even communicates with Zero on occasion, as if he knew him. In Mega Man X5, during X's ending, when he's unconscious and in terrible condition, Dr. Light seems to appear on his own without a capsule nearby, and it's implied that he's the one to repaired him. Dr. Light is a smoker, and on some occasions, usually in artwork, like the ones for Mega Man 8, he can be seen with a pipe. Dr. Light's hobby is playing computer games.

4. #4Doctor Wily

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   @@depth 10 Doctor Albert W. Wily, known simply as Dr. Wily or just Wily, is the main antagonist of the original Mega Man series, appearing in almost all games, and the overarching antagonist of the Mega Man X series. He is a human scientist and both primary rival (and former colleague) of Doctor Thomas Light and arch-nemesis to Mega Man. He aspires to conquer the world with his robot army led by his Robot Masters, though he is always defeated by Mega Man. Dr. Wily is a balding, elderly man with distinct gray hair styled into large, wing-like tufts on the sides of his head and a matching, thick mustache. Heavily inspired by Albert Einstein, he typically wears a white lab coat over a light-colored shirt, a tie, and blue trousers, embodying the classic "mad scientist" trope. A brilliant scientist, Wily showed a passion in pushing the future of technology and robotics no matter what the cost to the robot, a trait that he held throughout his entire life. He has a Ph.D in Electronic Engineering from the Robert University of Technology, and is a five consecutive year runner-up of the LIT Manual Design Contest, and has won the silver prize at the World Technology Award and was a nominee for the Nobel Prize in Physics. Wily is shown to be hot-headed, prideful, and resentful, even as a student. These traits eventually evolved into pure hatred and evil, driving him in his bid for world domination and in his fight against Dr. Light. Using various machines and Robot Masters to fight his nemesis Mega Man, he often begged insincerely for mercy after being defeated by him before escaping to avoid being taken to prison. In their youth, he and Thomas Light used to be good friends, but his Double Gear System was passed over in favor of Light's research into sentient thought in robots (which Wily passed off as "empty optimism") due to how dangerous Wily's Double Gear system could be to a robot's internal systems as well as to others if misused; according to Dr. Light he went as far as to advocate against Wily's research. Conversely, Light believed that his own research into giving robots independent thought would let them become "true partners to humankind", whereas Wily continued to believe that robots, free-thinking or not, would "never be more than tools" unless they had "the power to outdo humans" and become, in his words, heroes. However, Light's efforts were successful in stymieing Wily's research, and Wily grew resentful of his former colleague and friend, and became a bitter rival to him. Wily eventually begins scheming to take over the world by creating, reprogramming, infecting and tricking legions of robots to help him, and though these schemes were stopped time and time again by Mega Man, this did not stop him from trying and being recorded in history as a legendary mad scientist. In truth, Wily's goal of world domination isn't driven by ambition or a lust of power, but rather by his ego. Constantly eclipsed by Dr. Light, who also was a deciding factor in stopping further research of the Double Gear system, deeply embittered Wily into a personal vengeance against Light and by extension his creations, constantly trying to sabotage and repurpose them for his own ends, throwing mud at Dr. Light's name while trying to have Mega Man destroyed, all in order to establish himself as the superior scientist. When beaten in Mega Man 11, he stubbornly refused to accept his defeat, denying that Mega Man beat him and that it was in fact his own Double Gear research that caused him to lose, proclaiming himself a genius. Although generally portrayed in lighthearted ways, Wily is an unequivocally evil man with an unmatched amount of malice. When taking possession of the remnant of Evil Energy that fell to Earth, the energy in Wily's control grew exponentially by feeding purely on Wily's malice alone, to the extent the scientist could replicate and weaponize it freely. Duo himself proclaimed that the Evil Energy had expanded at an alarming rate and would consume Earth in a matter of days if not stopped soon. As diabolical as he may be, Wily has exhibited rare moments of decency and goodness in his character. In Super Adventure Rockman, Wily shows concern for Mega Man when he uses two Mega Busters to win a battle despite possibly expending all of his power. He also tells Ra Moon that he loves his creations. In Mega Man 10, he leaves enough medicine to cure the Roboenza virus, presumably out of gratitude that Mega Man saved his life. In Mega Man 11, it was also revealed that one of his earliest motives for acting as a robotics scientist was ultimately a desire to do good, and that his Double Gear System proposition was largely an attempt to allow even robots to be heroes, but the sting of rejection by Dr. Light as well as the scientific community led to him becoming very bitter and more extreme in his thinking, which ultimately made him a fairly tragic character. In addition, despite Wily's hatred for Dr. Light, he does not wish to injure him, never attempting to cause harm despite having the opportunity, like capturing him in Mega Man 5 and having Bass only steal his plans in Mega Man 7. To a lesser extent, he was also shown to be horrified when witnessing Mega Man being infected with the Evil Energy in the ending of Mega Man 8. However, his attempts at keeping Dr. Light safe might be partially motivated by his desire to see him defeated to prove his own superiority. In all, Wily is a dynamic character. Though he is usually shown as seemingly pure evil, even he is not without a few reputable traits. Prior to the first Mega Man, before his descent towards insanity, Wily was shown to be an ordinary and diligent, yet petty, scientist. Even though he is rarely depicted in the games prior to his turn towards evil, in most media in which this period of his life is depicted Dr. Wily is shown to have been genuinely helpful to Dr. Light, though he still harbored a tinge of jealousy towards his former friend and colleague.

5. #5Snake Man

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   @@depth 10 Snake Man is a Robot Master from Mega Man 3. Snake Man was created by Dr. Light and Dr. Wily to investigate narrow areas and survey topography on uninhabited planets marked for development. With his quick and lightweight body, Snake Man is well-suited for work on any kind of terrain. He was one of many Robot Masters to be stolen by Dr. Wily and reprogrammed into a combat robot. Snake Man is a humanoid robot. His helmet resembles the head of a snake, complete with red eyes and fangs. A long, segmented extension resembling a tail flows from the back of his helmet. His chest plate, shoulder guards and boots are white, while his forearm armor is green like his helmet. A green diamond shape is on the knee of each boot. His bodysuit is black beneath his armor. His right arm can transform into a Buster cannon similar to Mega Man where he shoots his Search Snakes. His eyes are red. Snake Man is cunning and sly. He is intelligent and shrewd, but he can also be spiteful and tenacious. He enjoys actively hunting and cornering his prey like a snake, which puts him at odds with the fair-minded Hard Man. He tends to underestimate his opponents, which can land him into trouble, as demonstrated when he considered Mega Man as a scared little robot boy before being defeated by him. He has an unusual fondness for Toad Man and enjoys his company, which unfortunately is not reciprocated by the latter. He also has a hatred of slugs. Snake Man is a cunning Robot Master who prefers to corner his prey, stalking them from the shadows. His main method of attacking is using his Buster to launch Search Snakes, small, robotic snakes that are capable of slithering swiftly along the ground and climbing walls. He can dig underground to stay hidden out of sight and ambush opponents or avoid their attacks. As shown in the Archie comics, he can use the tail on his helmet as a whip, as well as speak through his Search Snakes. His major weaknesses are Needle Man's Needle Cannon, Spark Man's Spark Shock and Crash Man's Crash Bomber.

6. #6Toad Man

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   @@depth 10 Toad Man is a Robot Master who debuted in Mega Man 4. He was created by Dr. Cossack as an agricultural robot for irrigation of crops during periods of drought. When Dr. Wily forced Dr. Cossack to fight against Mega Man, Toad Man was modified for combat. Toad Man is a humanoid robot based on a frog. His head and torso are a single piece. He has a green body, pale skin tone, red eyes surrounded by a mouth motif area (though he lacks an actual visible mouth), yellow eye-like circles above his actual eyes, a white area on his front body, a small yellow area on the same body, a light greenish area on the back of his body, white pauldrons, black upper limbs, green lower limbs, white hands, and green feet. Befitting his original agricultural purpose, Toad Man is surprisingly skilled in the field of natural science, and like the amphibian he is based on, he also has the ability to jump incredibly high. He enjoys practicing long-jumping and triple-jumping in his spare time, but he is known to be somewhat tone-deaf, and quickly gets uncomfortable when in the company of Snake Man. If they were to fight, Toad Man would panic and run away from him. His Special Weapon is the Rain Flush, an unavoidable attack based on his original rain-making technology, that can summon deadly acid rain to a wide area.

7. #7Gemini Man

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   @@depth 10 Gemini Man is a Robot Master who debuted in Mega Man 3. He was created by Dr. Light and Dr. Wily with the ability to create holographic copies of himself, and uses that power to confuse and overwhelm opponents as he attacks them. He only uses one copy in most of his appearances, but in Super Adventure Rockman, Gemini Man is shown to be able to produce up to four copies of himself at once to confuse his opponent. However, even without his clones helping him, Gemini Man is a very tricky opponent to deal with. Gemini Man is a humanoid robot clad in white armor with light blue accents over a dark blue skintight suit and white gloved hands. His boots are white with the toes being light blue. He has a signature four-pointed, star-like crystal on his helmet, with a large, two-pointed crystal on his chest. A yellow line is between his torso and legs, and his eyes are green. His right arm can transform into a cannon which he uses to shoot his Gemini Laser. Gemini Man is an elegant fighter who is confident in his abilities, but is rather conceited. He is a narcissist, and likes to admire himself in a mirror or with one of his copies. Gemini Man also has Ophidiophobia, a fear of snakes, one of the reasons why being that his weakness is the Search Snake, Snake Man's Special Weapon. His Special Weapon is the Gemini Laser, a beam that ricochets off of substances.

8. #8Bright Man

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   @@depth 10 Bright Man is a Robot Master who debuted in Mega Man 4. He was created by Dr. Cossack for the purpose of exploring dark areas, lighting up the surrounding area by releasing light from the light bulb on his head, but Dr. Wily modified him to serve as a combat robot to fight against Mega Man. Bright Man is a humanoid robot and has green eyes. He has a orange helmet with a large light bulb connected on top of it, a round torso with a gray lining on the center, a blue cylinder connected to his front torso, orange shoulders, white arms, a white hand on his left arm and a orange buster cannon on his right arm, black legs and orange boots. Bright Man is very intelligent and resourceful, and he's always full of ideas he comes up with. He's a fast thinker, and he's also an accomplished inventor in his spare time, but he's a chatterbox and has a tendency to bore his colleagues by talking too much on the same subjects for long periods of time. He has an eye for details and always takes note on anything, sometimes compulsively so. He has a particular dislike for neon lights and red-light districts. His Special Weapon is the Flash Stopper, which emits an intense light beam with ten million watts of power from the light bulb on his head. The strong light activates a safety device in the camera eyes of robots, blinding them for a brief moment, which makes them unable to move. He then proceeds to attack stunned opponents without mercy.

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