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Over the course of the game, Mega Man will fight the six Robot Masters in their own habitat, in an order of his choosing. After this, he can attack Dr. Wily, who has a four-part stage.
Over the course of the game, Mega Man will fight the six Robot Masters in their own habitat, in an order of his choosing. After this, he can attack Dr. Wily, who has a four-part stage.


A common suggested order for beating the game is: Gutsman, Cutman, Elecman, Iceman, Fireman, Bombman. Gutsman is slow enough that he can easily be dispatched by the standard arm cannon, and if you don't get the Magnet Beam before going after Elecman, you'll have to beat Elecman twice to collect the Beam.  Some players prefer Bombman first (followed by Gutsman, then Cutman, etc.), since his stage is probably the easiest, but his weapon is less useful.
The first six stages (Robot Masters) can be attacked in any order:
{| width="50%"
| align="center" | [[Mega Man/Cut Man|Cut Man]]
| align="center" | [[Mega Man/Guts Man|Guts Man]]
|-
| align="left" | [[Mega Man/Elec Man|Elec Man]]
| align="right" | [[Mega Man/Ice Man|Ice Man]]
|-
| align="center" | [[Mega Man/Fire Man|Fire Man]]
| align="center" | [[Mega Man/Bomb Man|Bomb Man]]
|}


The first six stages (Robot Masters) can be attacked in any order:
The trick to choosing which order to tackle them in is understanding that every Robot Master has a particular weakness to another Robot Master's weapon.  If you are playing the game for the first time and do not wish to have this strategy spoiled for you, the walkthrough will not reveal a Robot Master's weakness unless you choose to view it.  The first time you play, you will not have any idea which robot to start with, and which robot to visit next.  The best strategy is to try every weapon available to you when you arrive at the fight with a boss, and make note of the weapons which do the most damage to that boss.  Then try playing the game again with the knowledge you've acquired until you determine the most effective order to take on each stage.  Note that the table of contents lists the robots in alphabetical order, so as not to suggest which boss should necessarily follow another.
* [[Mega Man/Cut Man|Cut Man]]
* [[Mega Man/Guts Man|Guts Man]]
* [[Mega Man/Ice Man|Ice Man]]
* [[Mega Man/Bomb Man|Bomb Man]]
* [[Mega Man/Fire Man|Fire Man]]
* [[Mega Man/Elec Man|Elec Man]]


After defeating the first six Robot Masters, you can select to attack Dr. Wily. Dr. Wily's stage has four parts. You do NOT get weapon energy recharges after beating one of the following stages.
After defeating the first six Robot Masters, you can select to attack Dr. Wily. Dr. Wily's stage has four parts. You do NOT get weapon energy recharges after beating one of the following stages.
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Brilliant scientist Dr. Wright (Dr. Light) develops six human-like robots with unique abilities to perform specific everyday duties. Dr. Wright, along with his assistant Dr. Wily (who was not his assistant in the PSP version, and thus not involved in the creation of Dr. Light's robots), develop their very first near-human robot named Rock (Mega). The other six robots were programmed to perform prescribed rituals:
Brilliant scientist Dr. Wright (Dr. Light) develops six human-like robots with unique abilities to perform specific everyday duties. Dr. Wright, along with his assistant Dr. Wily (who was not his assistant in the PSP version, and thus not involved in the creation of Dr. Light's robots), develop their very first near-human robot named Rock (Mega). The other six robots were programmed to perform prescribed rituals:


* '''Bombman''': A real "blaster" as a heavy duty laborer who uses intensely powerful explosions to clear lands for Dr. Wright's construction projects.
* '''Cutman''': Designed to function as a lumberjack. Powerful saw-toothed scissor-like instrument protrudes from head, capable of gnawing through giant forest timbers.
* '''Cutman''': Designed to function as a lumberjack. Powerful saw-toothed scissor-like instrument protrudes from head, capable of gnawing through giant forest timbers.
* '''Elecman''': Dr. Wright's electrifying creation. Planned for conducting electrical operations, even supervising nuclear power plants.
* '''Fireman''': Melts and molds metals with flame throwing torch from atop his head.
* '''Gutsman''': A bulldozing character capable of lifting and transporting huge boulders.
* '''Gutsman''': A bulldozing character capable of lifting and transporting huge boulders.
* '''Iceman''': Impervious to chilling sub-zero temperatures, capable of human-like performances under extreme climatic conditions.
* '''Iceman''': Impervious to chilling sub-zero temperatures, capable of human-like performances under extreme climatic conditions.
* '''Bombman''': A real "blaster" as a heavy duty laborer who uses intensely powerful explosions to clear lands for Dr. Wright's construction projects.
* '''Fireman''': Melts and molds metals with flame throwing torch from atop his head.
* '''Elecman''': Dr. Wright's electrifying creation. Planned for conducting electrical operations, even supervising nuclear power plants.


Roll was also created, but the story in the instruction manual does not acknowledge her, and she only appears in the ending of the game.
Roll was also created, but the story in the instruction manual does not acknowledge her, and she only appears in the ending of the game.
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