Ice Age

Dr. Wily steals a super freeze technology from the Zero Refrigeration Company to create a giant glacier and freeze cities. His plan is to force the leaders of various cities out of power and replace them with his own robots. And as if Mega Man and Roll don't already have enough on their hands, they have to deal with three slacker punk kids with major attitudes. However, things aren't too cozy on the Wily front either when Ice Man gets the impression that he is being pushed out of the way in favor of Air Man...

Robot Master appearances: Ice Man, Air Man

Review: This show is perfect proof of why free-willed robots are a bad idea for a megalomaniac to build. In fact I doubt Wily would want robots that have free wills--he prefers for everyone to obey him to a fault. Earns a Decent.

Fun Facts
Air Man's appearance was drastically altered from his video game counterpart. In the games, Air Man's armor is dark blue and yellow and his torso consists of his eyes and the big fan in his chest. On this show, he has a face and glowing red eyes. His armor color was changed to sky blue and he looked to be as tall (if not taller) than GutsMan!

Kathleen Barr (who did Roll's voice) supplied the voice to one of the three punks that our heroes are stuck with in this episode (and it was not the girl who she played!)

Listen carefully to Roll when she says "There's no way we can stop this thing without Dr. Light's help." She sounds very Canadian.