Mega Man Megamix

Rockman Megamix (ロックマンメガミックス) is a Mega Man manga drawn by Hitoshi Ariga. Megamix vol. 1 will be released in the US as Mega Man Megamix by Udon Entertainment. It will be available sometime between January-February 2010, and is currently available for preorder on Amazon.

Release Information
Rockman Remix, Rockman Gigamix and the Rockman 9 Arrange Soundtrack are also included as they contain stories from Rockman Megamix.

Rockman Remix
Rockman Remix (ロックマンリミックス) is a manga by Hitoshi Ariga with three stories, two from the Mega Man classic series and one from the Mega Man X series called "Mega Mission", which is based on the Carddas Rockman X Mega Mission released by Bandai. The classic stories where used again later in Rockman Megamix, but the story "Orders to Destroy R" was modified to adapt with the story of the first game, "Rockman's Birth".

Stories:
 * 1) Orders to Destroy R
 * 2) Metal Heart
 * 3) Mega Mission

Rockman Maniax
Rockman Maniax are short stories that where released with other books, like the 2003 Rockman Megamix releases and a Rockman 4Koma manga. The contents vary from stories like "Dr. Wily's Animal Kingdom", "This Month's Justice" and "Dr. Rightot's Laboratory". In the latter, Rightot (Auto) tries to create one robot in each story, some of then being Bikkuri Man (Surprise Man), Shake Man, Massage Man, TV Man, Sexy Man, Suika Man (Watermelon Man) and Giga Rightot (Giga Auto), but they don't work well and accidentally hurt Dr. Light when they broke in the end, sometimes even making Light go to the hospital.

Story
The story from Rockman Megamix, Remix and Gigamix.

Rockman's Birth
Rockman's Birth (ロックマン誕生) is based on the first Rockman game.

In the year 20XX, humans and robots work together, until various industrial Robot Masters went out of control and started to attack humans using an army of robots. Dr. Right is called to investigate why his robots went out of control, and as the army was not able to stop his robots, the household robot Rock allowed Dr. Right to remodel him into a battle robot called Rockman to help stop the robots. Later, Dr. Right and Rockman finds out that the Robot Masters were reprogrammed by the evil scientist Dr. Wily to conquer the world.

Orders to Destroy R
Orders to Destroy R (R破壊指令) is based on Mega Man 2. It was originally released with "Metal Heart" in Rockman Remix, and the story was modified in Rockman Megamix to fit with the story "Rockman's Birth". Some of the changes include Item-2 being used instead of Rush, Roll not being present in the beginning of the attack of Air Man and Flash Man in the city and the two using cloaks before introducing themselves.

After the events of Rockman's Birth, the government decides to dispose the six robots of Dr. Light that where controlled by Wily because they are dangerous. Mega Man runs to the building they are located and is attacked by Air Man, Flash Man and several robots from Air Man's stage, while Wood Man is sent to rescue Light's robots and convice them to work for Wily, but four of them refuse and helps Mega Man to fight Wily's robots, while Elec Man and Ice Man goes with Wood Man to Dr. Wily's base. After Air Man's robots and Flash Man are defeated, Metal Man, Crash Man and Heat Man appear to aid Air Man, and Wily makes a broadcast. Mega Man goes after Wily's base using Item-2 and is chased by Heat Man, while the others fights against the other three Wily robots.

Asteroid Blues
Asteroid Blues (アステロイドブルース) is a story from Rockman Gigamix based on the events of Mega Man 3, where Mega Man fights against the Robot Masters, Doc Robot and Break Man.

Metal Heart
Metal Heart (メタルハート) happens between Mega Man 3 and Mega Man 4.

Dr. Wily creates a new Yellow Devil, which goes out of control because of the brain of a toy Wily gathered from a junkyard to use on it. Wily order the Robot Masters from Mega Man 3 to capture the Yellow Devil, or destroy it if needed. Mega Man notices the chaos caused by the Yellow Devil and Wily's robots join forces with him to stop the Yellow Devil.

Return of the God of Death
Return of the God of Death (蘇る死神) happens after Mega Man 4.

Dr. Wily reactivates Skull Man, who wants revenge for being deactivated by Dr. Cossack, first capturing Pharaoh Man, Dust Man and Drill Man in Cossack's castle, and later Dr. Cossack during a TV interview about a book he released. Ring Man, severely damaged, goes to Dr. Light's laboratory to ask help from Mega Man, before fainting. Mega Man and Roll go to Dr. Cossack's lab, finding it destroyed. Bright Man, Toad Man, Dive Man and Kalinka help to find Dr. Cossack.

Holiday of Soldiers
Holiday of Soldiers (戦士の休日)

Dr. Light's robots goes to a amusement park, and there they find the Mega Man 5 bosses (who acts like Super Sentai characters in the manga) working to pay a debt, but they don't want to fight and have fun together, until Bass appears wanting to fight.

Power Battle
Power Battle (パワーバトル) features a battle against Bass.

The Strongest Enemy to Date
The Strongest Enemy to Date (史上最強の敵) has the events of Mega Man 6, where Mr. X tries to conquer the world, and the fight against Copy Rockman.

Burning Wheel
Burning Wheel (バーニングホイール) is a story from Rockman Gigamix based on Mega Man: Battle & Chase.

For Whose Sake?
"For Whose Sake?" (誰が為に) is a 16 page Rockman Megamix story that serves as a prologue of Mega Man 9. It came with the Rockman 9 Arrange Soundtrack.

Cast
Note: This list is incomplete.

Main characters

 * Dr. Right
 * Dr. Wily
 * Dr. Cossack
 * Kalinka


 * DRN000 Blues (Proto Man)
 * DRN001 Rockman (Mega Man)
 * DRN002 Roll
 * Forte (Bass)


 * Rightot (Auto)
 * Rush
 * Eddie
 * Beat
 * Tango
 * Reggae


 * Copy Rockman
 * Yellow Devil
 * Yellow Devil MK-II
 * Doc Robot

Robot Masters
Dr. Right's robots:
 * DRN003 Cut Man
 * DRN004 Guts Man
 * DRN005 Ice Man
 * DRN006 Bomb Man
 * DRN007 Fire Man
 * DRN008 Elec Man


 * DRN065 Concrete Man
 * DRN066 Tornado Man
 * DRN067 Splash Woman
 * DRN068 Plug Man
 * DRN069 Jewel Man
 * DRN070 Hornet Man
 * DRN071 Magma Man
 * DRN072 Galaxy Man

Dr. Wily's robots:
 * DWN009 Metal Man
 * DWN010 Air Man
 * DWN011 Bubble Man
 * DWN012 Quick Man
 * DWN013 Crash Man
 * DWN014 Flash Man
 * DWN015 Heat Man
 * DWN016 Wood Man


 * DRWN017 Needle Man
 * DRWN018 Magnet Man
 * DRWN019 Gemini Man
 * DRWN020 Hard Man
 * DRWN021 Top Man
 * DRWN022 Snake Man
 * DRWN023 Spark Man
 * DRWN024 Shadow Man


 * DWN033 Gravity Man
 * DWN034 Wave Man
 * DWN035 Stone Man
 * DWN036 Gyro Man
 * DWN037 Star Man
 * DWN038 Charge Man
 * DWN039 Napalm Man
 * DWN040 Crystal Man


 * MXN041 Blizzard Man
 * MXN042 Centaur Man
 * MXN043 Flame Man
 * MXN044 Knight Man
 * MXN045 Plant Man
 * MXN046 Tomahawk Man
 * MXN047 Wind Man
 * MXN048 Yamato Man


 * DWN054 Slash Man
 * DWN055 Shade Man
 * DWN056 Turbo Man

Dr. Cossack's robots:
 * DCN025 Bright Man
 * DCN026 Toad Man
 * DCN027 Drill Man
 * DCN028 Pharaoh Man
 * DCN029 Ring Man
 * DCN030 Dust Man
 * DCN031 Dive Man
 * DCN032 Skull Man

Minor characters

 * Manga only characters
 * Charlie (a reporter based on a character from the Street Fighter series)
 * Mecha Dragon
 * Dark Men
 * Chest, Plum and Ripot


 * Big Eye
 * Bunby Heli
 * Changkey
 * Foot Holder
 * Killer Bomb
 * Met
 * Pepe
 * Picket Man
 * Suzy
 * Watcher


 * Gremlin
 * Petit Gremlin
 * Kaminari Goro
 * Matasaburo
 * Pipi


 * Monking
 * Batton
 * Robbit


 * Telly
 * Potton
 * Skeleton Joe


 * Gilliam Knight


 * Crazy Razy (cameo, Rockman's Birth)
 * Gamma (cameo, Metal Heart)
 * Fake Man (cameo, For Whose Sake?)