History VideoGame / MegaManSuperFightingRobot

** [[spoiler: The awesome Dr. Light battle. In regular levels of difficulty, he possesses the weapons of the VideoGame/MegaMan1 Robot Masters. On Insane difficulty he includes the ones of more]]

** At the beginning of his boss fight, Wizard Man seems to be casting [[VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft Arcane Brilliance]] on himself.

* ExcusePlot: The game's plot is basically ''MegaMan5'' (Proto Man is the villain) with hints of ''MegaManUnlimited'' (Wily is a prisoner in his own fortress), and many, many ideas are recycled here. Then again, since ''Mega Man'' games often tend to be a case of PlayTheGameSkipTheStory, that's not necessarily bad.

* HijackedByGanon: [[spoiler:Proto Man was brainwashed by Dr. Wily the whole time]].

* BigBoosHaunt: Trash Man's stage, being a junkyard, plays this up, with floating skull robots, bubble bat enemies, moody depressing music with actual "gravestones" of robots placed about in the level. The gravestones are actually of robot masters from Mr. Weird's abandoned attempt at a fan game, but one of them is NotQuiteDead, and breaks out of his "grave" to be the stage mid-boss.

* BackFromTheDead: One of the abandoned robot masters in Trash Man's Stage is the mid boss, and he's none too pleased about becoming scrap.

* BigBoosHaunt: Trash Man's stage, being a junkyard, plays this up, with floating skull robots, bubble bat enemies, moody depressing music with actual "gravestones" of robots placed about in the level. The gravestones are actually of robot masters from Mr. Weird's abandoned attempt at a fan game, but one of them comes BackFromTheDead, and breaks out of his "grave" to be the stage mid-boss.

* BigBoosHaunt: Trash Man's stage, being a junkyard, plays this up, with floating skull robots, bubble bat enemies, moody depressing music with actual "gravestones" of robots placed about in the level. The gravestones are actually of robot masters from Mr. Weird's abandoned attempt at a fan game, but one of them turns out to be NotQuiteDead, and breaks free from his "grave" to be the stage mid-boss.

* BigBoosHaunt: Trash Man's stage, being a junkyard, plays this up, with floating skull robots, moody depressing music with actual "gravestones" of robots placed about in the level. The gravestones are actually of robot masters from Mr. Weird's abandoned attempt at a fan game, but one of them turns out to be NotQuiteDead, and breaks free from his "grave" to be the stage mid-boss.

* BigBoosHaunt: Trash Man's stage, being a junkyard, plays this up, with floating skull robots, moody depressing music with actual "gravestones" of robots placed about in the level. The gravestones are actually of robot masters from Mr. Weird's previous attempt at a fan game, but one of them turns out to be NotQuiteDead, and breaks free from his grave to be the stage mid-boss.

** Averted with Coal Barrage. Despite what you think, it doesn't follow the logic of "fire burns trees", hence it's not Leaf Man's weakness.

* BigBoosHaunt: Trash Man's stage, being a junkyard, essentially a robot graveyard plays this up, with floating skull robots, moody depressing music with actual "gravestones" of robots placed about in the level.

* BigBoosHaunt: Trash Man's stage, being a junkyard, plays this up, with moody depressing music with actual "gravestones" of robots placed about in the level.

** [[spoiler: The awesome Dr. Light battle. In regular levels of difficulty, he possesses the weapons of the VideoGame/MegaMan1 Robot Masters. On Insane difficulty he includes the ones of the VideoGame/MegaMan10 Robot Masters. [[FridgeBrilliance Because all of those are his.]]]]

** [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/{{Castlevania}} Simon Belmont]]]]: Unlocked by beating the game with no upgrades.

** Axe Man's weapon, Giant Axe, is pretty much the axe subweapon from ''VideoGame/{{Castlevania}}''. His stage is also very reminiscent of Metal Man's, what with the color scheme, conveyor belts, gear enemies, and the moles.

** Averted with Coal Barrage. Despite what you think, it doesn't follow the logic of "fires burn trees", hence it's not Leaf Man's weakness.

* MakingASplash: Soak Man.

** The Swordy enemies from ''VideoGame/MegamanBattleNetwork'' makes an appearance in Dagger Man's stage. It's rather fitting, since his stage takes place in {{Cyberspace}}.
** Axe Man's weapon, Giant Axe, is pretty much the axe subweapon from ''VideoGame/{{Castlevania}}''.

* HijackedByGanon: [[spoiler:Surprise! Proto Man was brainwashed by Dr. Wily the whole time!]].

** One of the bonus collectible CDs in a second playthrough unlocks "[[WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty C-137]] Mode", where you "Play as everyone's favorite alcoholic scientist".

* CrosshairAware: In the second fortress stage, a crosshair will appear on Mega Man and something off-screen will shoot at him, possibly as a ShoutOut to the "Krack-Shot Kroc" level from ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountry3DixieKongsDoubleTrouble''.
* DarkReprise: [[spoiler:The music of the final stage is a slower and more ominous version of the title screen music from ''VideoGame/MegaMan2'']].

* FunWithAcronyms: One of the enemies in the fourth fortress stage is listed in the credits as a T.N.A.T., which stands for "Totally Not A [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Thwomp]]". Also applies to the second fortress boss, the U.F.O. (Unrelenting Fighting Obliterator).

* [[spoiler:[[HijackedByGanon Hijacked By Dr. Wily]]]]: [[spoiler:Surprise! Proto Man was brainwashed by Dr. Wily the whole time!]].
* LogicalWeakness: [[spoiler: Soak Man is weak to the Zap Barrier, since water conducts electricity, while Soak Rain is effective against Coal Man (extinguishing his flames).]]
* OneHitPointWonder: One of the cheats unlocked from one of the collectible CDs in a second playthrough can turn Mega Man into this.

** One of the bonus collectible CDs in a second playthrough unlocks "[[WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty C-137]] Mode", where you "Play as everyone's favorite alcoholic scientist."