History WesternAnimation / MegaManFullyCharged

* NoirEpisode: "A Guilded Cage" opens with the kids watching a noir movie. Despite the lead character being a loner in an uncaring, bitter world, Aki and Mini really get into it and want an actual mystery of their own to solve. They get their wish when the Good Guild is hypnotized into destroying public property and attacking Mega Man. The episode occasionally utilizes DeliberatelyMonochrome, PrivateEyeMonologue, and Mini [[LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn on saxophone]], as Mega Man tries to solve the case and look for the most obvious suspect. [[spoiler:Hypno Woman's actually the RedHerring; it's really Namagem, who copied her power as part of plan to get the key from Dr. Light]].

The series follows Aki Light (Vincent Tong), a [[RidiculouslyHumanRobot seemingly-human robot boy]] living in the futuristic Silicon City with his "father" Dr. Light (Creator/GaryChalk) and his sister Suna Light. When Sgt. Night sets his sinister plans in motion, he must transform into the heroic Mega Man and fight off the villain's robot army with the help of his family, his robot dog Rush and his RobotBuddy Mega Mini. The series is something similar to an UltimateUniverse, as it reimagines various aspects of the classic franchise and its characters by giving them a new twist or interpretation.

* ArtShift: ''Fully Charged'' shifts from CGI to 8-bit and 16-bit sprites during episode title cards, flashbacks and some fight scenes, emulating the feeling of playing retro-styled video games.
* ArtifactOfDoom: The Mega Key is a device that gives people total control over robots.

The series follows Aki Light (Vincent Tong), a [[RidiculouslyHumanRobot seemingly-human robot boy]] living in the futuristic Silicon City with his "father" Dr. Light (Creator/GaryChalk) and his sister Suna Light. When Sgt. Night sets his sinister plans in motion, he must transform into the heroic Mega Man and fight off his robot army with the help of his family, his robot dog Rush and his RobotBuddy Mega Mini. The series is something similar to an UltimateUniverse, as it reimagines various aspects of the classic franchise and its characters by giving them a new twist or interpretation.

!! ''Mega Man: Fully Charged'' is charged with examples of:

The series follows Aki Light (Vincent Tong), a [[RidiculouslyHumanRobot seemingly-human robot boy]] living in the futuristic Silicon City with his "father" Dr. Light (Creator/GaryChalk) and his sister Suna Light. When Sgt. Night announces his plans for world domination, he must transform into the heroic Mega Man and fight off his robot army with the help of his family, his robot dog Rush and his RobotBuddy Mega Mini, eventually confronting his twin brother Namagem, who is under the evil sergeant's influence. The series is something similar to an UltimateUniverse, as it reimagines various aspects of the classic franchise and its characters by giving them a new twist or interpretation.

* AllThereInTheManual: Namagem's name is only mentioned in episode summaries, and is never spoken aloud.

* RunningGag: the blond background kid who drops his ice cream in many episodes. May also be a ShoutOut to the fat man who has the same thing happen to him in WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch.

* TronLines: Mega Man's new design features an abundance of these, and with the way they and his armor are laid out, they give him a look halfway between his regular [[VideoGame/MegaManClassic classic self]] and [[VideoGame/MegaManX Mega Man X]]. Several Robot Masters also have these.

* RaceLift: Suna, Roll's counterpart in this series, is black.

* TransformationSequence: "mega-nize me!"

** It is also inverted in the case of the Robot Masters made by Dr. Wily (Air Man, Wood Man, Junk Man and Wave Man), who are also not related to this universe’s version of him.

** Also inverted in the case of the Robot Masters made by Dr. Wily, (Air Man, Wood Man, Junk Man and Wave Man), who are also not related to this universe’s version of him.

** Also inverted in the case of Robot Masters made by Dr. Wily, (Air Man, Wood Man, Junk Man and Wave Man), who are also not related to this universe’s version of him.

** Sgt. Night believes unity between mankind and robotkind can't happen. Naturally, Aki objects to this, believing that humans and robots can and should live together. [[spoiler: It's all a fakeout for Night’s robot-supremacy agenda.]]

* OnPatrolMontage: "Power Cycle" has a montage of an increasingly exhausted Mega Man putting away Robot Masters while Sergeant Night watches.

* AdaptedOut: Roll and Protoman have been replaced by Suna Light and Namagem, respectively.

* AdaptationNameChange: Instead of Rock (or even [[VideoGame/MegaManPoweredUp Mega]]), Mega Man's real name is Aki. Interestingly, one of its meanings includes "bright", which works well with his surname of Light.

** Also inverted in the case of Robot Masters made by Dr. Wily, (Air Man, Wood Man, and Wave Man), who are also not related to this universe’s version of him.

** Many Robot Masters in the series have traits from other Robot Masters in the games, such as Wood Man being a composite of himself and Shadow Man.

** [[spoiler:Namagem is a combination of Bass and Proto Man, sharing the armored design of the former and the backstory of the latter.]]

* LoneWolfBoss: Hypno Woman and Ice Man aren't directly affiliated with Sgt. Night, and thus never team up with him or other Robot Masters.

* TwoPersonLoveTriangle: Aki is stated to have a crush on his and Suma's friend Ashely in an official synopsis for her debut episode, something that is made clear in ''Watt's Happening?!'', meanwhile by the same episode Ashley has developed a bit of a crush on Mega Man herself without realizing that he and her friend Aki are one in the same.

* AdaptationOriginConnection: Inverted. The Robot Masters created by Dr. Light in the canon games (Fire Man, Ice Man, Elec Man, and Guts Man) have had their connection to him stricken.

** in "Change the Charge," Elec Man enlists Mega Man to put power converters all around the city, only for it to be a ruse so Namagem and Lord Obsidian can hypnotize all the robots remotely. This happening again is {{lampshaded}} when Obsidian is surprised it actually worked.