Mega Man

Four separate cartoon series in different continuities, and the big one is an adaptation of a spin-off rather than the main games.

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Where to start with Mega Man

Four separate continuities. Pick one; they have nothing to do with each other.

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    MegaMan NT Warrior MegaMan NT Warrior and its sequels

    The largest by a distance, over two hundred episodes across five series, and the one most people outside America mean. It adapts the Battle Network games, not the main ones, so the setting is completely different: an internet rather than a robot war.

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    Mega Man (1994) Mega Man

    Twenty seven episodes, made in America, adapting the original games. The one a lot of people in the United States grew up with.

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    Mega Man: Fully Charged Mega Man Star Force and Mega Man: Fully Charged

    The 2018 reboot, twenty six episodes. A fourth separate continuity and it was cancelled before finishing its story.

Then what? Star Force follows on from NT Warrior's games rather than from the series. The Archie comic adapted the main games faithfully and was cancelled mid-arc.

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The Classic Cartoons

  • Mega Man 1994, 2 seasons, 27 episodes
  • Mega Man: Upon a Star 1993

The Battle Network Line

  • MegaMan NT Warrior and its sequels 2002, 5 seasons, 205 episodes
  • Mega Man Star Force and Mega Man: Fully Charged 2006, 2 seasons, 81 episodes

In Print

  • The Mega Man comics 2003

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