Miscellaneous merchandise

Miscellaneous Mega Man merchandise.

Calendars
The Capcom Girls Calendar 2012 (カプコンガールズカレンダー2012) and Capcom Heroes Calendar 2012 (カプコンヒーローズカレンダー2012) are two calendars containing artwork of several Capcom characters, including the Mega Man series. A Capcom Girls Calendar was also released in 2011.

1-UP Cushion
1-UP Cushion is a cushion with the drawing of an 1-UP.

Wall Decals
Movable and reusable wall decals of characters, items, and graphics from the original Mega Man game.

Rockman Dorayaki
Rockman Dorayaki (ロックマンどら焼き) is a pack with Dorayakis that were sold in Capcom's booth at Tokyo Game Show '99.

Rockman Sakuma Drops
Rockman Sakuma Drops (ロックマンサクマドロップス) is a Rockman branded can of Sakuma drops released in 2010. It comes in eight flavors.

Rockmanjū
Rockmanjū (ロックまんじゅう) is a Rockman branded pack of manjū that comes in two box varieties, one themed on the first game and other themed on Mega Man 10.

Rockman.EXE Milk Chocolate
Rockman.EXE Milk Chocolate (ロックマンエグゼミルクチョコレート) is one of the prizes that can be obtained from the arcade game Rockman.EXE: The Medal Operation. There are six different packages with Lan Hikari, MegaMan.EXE, MegaMan with two Beast Outs, ProtoMan.EXE, and Colonel.EXE.

Pudding and Kobun
Pudding and Kobun (プリンにコブン) is a Servbot branded pack of puddings given in Capcom's booth at Tokyo Game Show 2000.

Servbot mugs
500 yellow Dead Rising coffee mugs signed by Keiji Inafune that where distributed in Korea. The mugs have Servbot faces and a Mega Man drawing.

Roll mugcups
Mugcups relased by Kotobukiya with Roll (with her original, Mega Man Powered Up and Mega Man 8 appearances), Roll Caskett and Roll.EXE.

Rockman Megamix and Rockman Gigamix
Postcards and bookmarks with color illustrations by Hitoshi Ariga that came with the 2009 re-releases of the manga Rockman Megamix and the manga Rockman Gigamix for a limited time for people that pre-ordered them from the sites e-Capcom, Fukkan and Tanomi, each with a different postcard/bookmark.

Rockman Megamix vol. 1 and 2:
 * Bookmark with the six Robot Masters from the first Mega Man game.
 * Postcard with the 16 Robot Masters from Mega Man 2 and 5, with Quick Man highlighted. The other side has a monochrome version of the postcard below. The stamp area has Bright Man's head.
 * Postcard with the 16 Robot Masters from Mega Man 4 and 6, with Skull Man highlighted. The other side has a monochrome version of the above postcard. The stamp area has Star Man's head.

Rockman Gigamix volume 1:
 * e-Capcom: Bookmark with Proto Man, Shadow Man and Shade Man, with a small part of Mega Man and Roll visible. The other side has a black and white picture of Mega Man.
 * Fukkan: Postcard with the 16 Robot Masters from Mega Man 3 and 7, with Turbo Man highlighted.
 * Tanomi: Postcard with Plum, Ripot, Chest, Roll (inside Pop 'n Beat) and Ice Man. The other side has a monochrome version of the Fukkan postcard. The stamp area has a small image of Chest.

Rockman Gigamix volume 2:
 * Fukkan: Postcard with the nine Stardroids.
 * Tanomi: Postcard with a black and white picture of Light and Wily when they were young working in a robot.

Rockman Gigamix volume 3:
 * e-Capcom: Bookmark featuring Bass and Ring Man.
 * Fukkan: Postcard with a battle damaged Mega Man in space.
 * Tanomi: Postcard with Proto Man and Tango.

Rockman Megamix & Gigamix Box Set:
 * Tanomi: A postcard with Mega Man, Proto Man, Dr. Light and Dr. Wily.

Rockman Maniax, Rockman 7 and Rockman 8:
 * Fukkan: In 2011, Fukkan had a promotion were customers who purchase certain Rockman goods could receive one of three limited edition postcards, each illustrated by Hitoshi Ariga, Shigeto Ikehara, and Kōji Izuki.
 * Tanomi: Rockman 7 has two postcards, one with Mega Man, Rush, Auto, Beat, and Eddie, and the other with Super Mega Man, Bass and the Wily Capsule. The Rockman 8 manga comes with a postcard with Mega Man, Roll and Rush.

Others:
 * Capcom's retail store in Tokyo has a Rockman postcard.

Rockman 10th Anniversary Jigsaw Puzzle
Rockman 10th Anniversary Jigsaw Puzzle (ロックマン10周年記念ジグソーパズル) is a commemorative jigsaw puzzle released in 1997 by Central Hobby in two varieties, a 300 pieces puzzle for ¥2000 and a 500 piece puzzle for ¥3000. The puzzle image contains several characters from the classic series.

"Roll! Roll! Roll!"
"Roll! Roll! Roll!" (「ロール！ロール！ロール！」) is a 300 pieces jigsaw puzzle released by Kotobukiya in 2011.

Others

 * Rockman Dot Strap Collection
 * Rockman & Forte pin
 * chocolate
 * Mega Man 25th Anniversary USB Buster