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"I will shut down the technology on which your species has become so dependent. All I will leave them in their desperation are their guns and explosives. Humanity will tear itself apart as it struggles to survive. And in the weeks to come, my electromagnetic field will become potent enough to destroy any survivors."
Ra Moon to Dr. Wily, Mega Man (Archie Comics) issue #28—"The Return: Prelude to Ra Moon"

Throughout the years, and through various incarnations, the Blue Bomber and his allies have encountered many villains, with a select few standing out as the worst of the worst.

Entries for each group are by approximate release/publication date, and each group included related games and media.

All spoilers are unmarked. You Have Been Warned!


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Classic series (and related adaptations)

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  • Super Adventure Rockman: Ra Moon is a malevolent alien supercomputer who landed on the Earth in a distant age. An arrogant sociopath who viewed the peaceful early humans as beneath him, Ra Moon sought to exterminate them by giving them the capacity for hate and violence, leading to swathes of humans slaughtering each other in bloody conflicts. Eventually growing bored of their violence, Ra Moon went dormant for twenty thousand years before waking up in the modern age, his genocidal ambitions still intact. Manipulating Dr. Wily into helping him by reviving his fallen robots, Ra Moon generates a deadly EMP wave with enough power to destroy all of the Earth's technology and allows Wily to use it to blackmail the United Nations, all the while deceiving him into believing that it's less destructive than it actually is. At the end of the game, Ra Moon reveals his deception by torturously attacking Wily's robots and declaring his master plan: killing all humans and robots alike so he can replace them all with machines made in his image. His brand of villainy shocking even Wily, Ra Moon proved to be one of the most heinous foes that the original Mega Man ever faced.
  • Gigamix: Terra is the leader of the Stardroids, a group of alien robots who were sealed away after they drove their creators to extinction for the energy from their despair. Released on Earth and intent on gathering more despair to power up Dark Moon, Terra leads his Stardroids to destroy a city before spreading across the planet to cause as much destruction as possible. To speed up Dark Moon's growth rate, Terra kills Mega Man to deprive humanity of its symbol of hope, relishing in the ensuing despair. A vile sadist whose own underlings are not immune to his wrath, shown when Terra eats Saturn's eye as punishment for retreating from a fight, Terra dies content as the despair from his own defeat will provide Dark Moon with the last bits of energy needed to unleash the doomsday weapon Sunstar and eradicate the entire universe.
  • Fully Charged: Sergeant Breaker Night is a hypocritical veteran with a deep hatred for robots. Night staged numerous robot attacks throughout Silicon City, putting various citizens in danger, with some nearly dying from it. Finally showing up under his "Lord Obsidian" persona, Night brutally beats up Mega Man and tries to kill his robotic dog named Rush; tries to torture Mega Man through invading his dreams; mercilessly beats police robots; tries to brainwash all robots in the city and have them wipe out all humans in Silicon City; and sends Cut Man to commit crimes, which nearly leads to the deaths of dozens of faculty and students. Night is also heavily abusive towards his son Namagem, not caring when he gets hurt by Mega Man; is heavily implied to have given him his facial scar; and even has him fight to the death with Fire Man over an argument. In his worst scheme, Night tries to kill Mega Man's family and use him as a weapon, before revealing his final plan to wipe the minds of every single robot in the city into "blank slates" and turn them into servants of humanity.

X series

Video Games

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  • Dr. Albert W. Wily, thought long dead, is, in truth, the Greater-Scope Villain of the entire series. With nothing resembling his more honorable traits from the Classic series, Dr. Wily created Zero as a means to finally create a robot strong enough to destroy Mega Man, and engineered the creation of the Maverick Virus, turning Reploids who were infected to violence and murder. Wily integrated himself into the virus itself and fostered countless amounts of death and destruction, most notably causing the fall of the once-noble Reploid Sigma to ambitious evil with thousands killed in his mission, and even nudging Sigma into trying to cause the fall of the colony of Eurasia to spread the virus further, which would consequentially kill off almost all mankind.
  • Command Mission's "Chapter 3: The Paper Hero": The Reploid Silver Horn sticks out as a sadist on a perpetual power trip lacking in any of his Rebellion army compatriots' redeeming qualities. Warden of the Tianna POW camp, Silver Horn viciously kills many dissenting Reploids himself during the Rebellion's takeover of Giga City, personally torturing the famed hero Steel Massimo into a limbless, barely-living heap and keeping his mangled body underneath the camp. Forcing the Navigator Reploid Nana into acting as a sysop for the camp under the threat of executing all of the POWs, Silver Horn's response when he's finally confronted is to gleefully reminisce on his torture and eventual murder of Steel Massimo to his successor and revealing his ideals that the weak only exist to serve the strong.
  • Maverick Hunter X & The Day of Σ: Sigma himself is the leader of the Maverick uprising, and a dangerous madman obsessed with unleashing Reploidkind's true potential. Once the respected commander of the Maverick Hunters, Sigma would orchestrate the hacking of enormous industrial robots and unleash them on cities, allowing them to kill plenty of humans and Reploids alike before mobilizing his Hunters to shut them down. When X and Zero expose him as a traitor, Sigma decides to test the pacifistic X's resolve by using Zero as a Human Shield and goading X into killing him by shooting through his friend. When X can't bring himself to fire, Sigma nearly kills Zero and goes on to annihilate the highly-populated Abel City with a missile bombardment. A merciless lunatic who's willing to abuse and kill his fellow Reploids in his bid to speed along their evolution, Sigma can only laugh maniacally over the bombed-out ruins of Abel City as he gleefully anticipates the coming battle against X.
  • Zero series: Dr. Weil, Dr. Vile in Japan, only appears in a few games, yet is notable for being one of the evilest characters in the entire franchise. Following the peaceful resolution of the Maverick Wars by the sapient super program, the Mother Elf, Weil decided that Reploids needed to pay for their crimes. Weil corrupted the Mother Elf and her children, triggering the Elf Wars, which resulted in the deaths of 90% of all Reploids and 60% of all humanity. Defeated, exiled, and transferred into an immortal mechanical body for his crimes, for no execution would sufficiently pay for the suffering Weil had caused, Weil eventually returned 100 years later, consumed with a thirst for vengeance directed at all life for the perceived crimes against him. Weaseling his way into becoming the supreme ruler of Neo Arcadia, Weil turns it into a dystopian hellhole. When he breaks his citizens to the point where they're desperate enough to risk escaping into the wastelands to form their own colony, Weil decides to obliterate their new home with a Kill Sat called Ragnarok. When Ragnarok is disabled, Weil attempts to drop it upon the colony so he can kill everyone in the region. Even death doesn't erase Weil's blight, as his spirit lives on in Model W, manipulating both Serpent and Master Albert into subsequent campaigns of Armageddon.
  • ZX & Advent: Master Albert is the true villain of the ZX duology, a man whose delusions of godhood were so intense he appropriated the ruins of Ragnarok to create Model W, the most ruinous Biometal in existence. Master Albert has arranged for every single calamity in the duology, from organizing Maverick raids that leave only a few survivors per attack, to manipulating those same survivors into merging with Biometals to manipulate them into killing each other all off in a plan he calls the Game of Destiny. One of his pawns was Serpent, the Big Bad of the first game, who nearly kills thousands more as Albert's Unwitting Pawn. Albert plans to use the final survivor of these games to activate the full power of Model W, so he may achieve godhood and consume the world to remake it anew in his image. Master Albert also subjects his two Co-Dragons, Pandora and Prometheus, to monstrously awful treatment, permanently merging them with their Biometals and finally consuming them both when they try and fail to betray him. Despite his musings, Master Albert ultimately commits every atrocity because of his monstrous ego, and as such feels it's his godly right to cleanse the world and pick up the pieces anew.

Manga

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  • Sigma, the Big Bad behind the Maverick Wars, is X's most personal foe. Consumed by feelings of betrayal and bitter disillusionment with the humans that he once protected, Sigma led a genocidal campaign against humanity to create an empire where only the Reploids who embraced his tyrannical rule would be allowed to exist. To pave the way for his so-called utopia to become a reality, Sigma obliterates entire cities, executes hundreds of dissenting Reploids, and orders his men to kill as many as possible by any means necessary. Following his initial defeat at the hands of X, Sigma assembles a new army to wreak more havoc—including launching a missile that wipes a nation off the map—and hatches a plan to swallow the world in darkness by distributing a chip that makes innocent Reploids go berserk. Using his own Sigma Virus to infect Dr. Doppler and corrupt his ideals of pacifism, Sigma uses him as a tool to start yet another rebellion that takes countless more lives. Despite not being present in the Great Repliceforce War, his agent reveals that Sigma was responsible for the False Flag Attack that ignited the war in the first place. A madman who desired a totalitarian world in his own hands, Sigma is forever remembered as the face of Reploid supremacy and the worst enemy of humanity.
  • X1 chapter 11 & X3 chapter 10: Boomer Kuwanger is one of the original Maverick Hunters who followed Sigma's example and betrayed humanity. Participating in the genocidal war solely because he was bored with his life as a hero and wanted the chance to kill innocent people, Kuwanger is left in charge of a Weapon of Mass Destruction and tests it on a populated city before trying to annihilate the entire country. Revived by his brother Gravity Beetle, Kuwanger teams up with him in bombarding another city, taking advantage of Dr. Doppler's rebellion to keep killing more and more people.
  • X2:
    • Serges—all but stated to be the reincarnation of Dr. Wily himself—is Sigma's Mad Scientist and the leader of the X-Hunters, a Maverick task force under the direct supervision of Sigma. Fully supporting Sigma's cause as a way to defeat the successor of Mega Man, Serges closely assists Sigma in his plans to exterminate humanity and personally purges lesser Reploids. Upon being defeated by X, Serges tries to activate a system of killer satellites to fire lasers at multiple countries out of sheer spite, willing to throw the whole world into chaos if it meant winning and mocking the legacy of Dr. Light.
    • Chapter 3—"Duel": Flame Stag was one of the few Mavericks who survived the first rebellion and joined the remnants of Sigma's army. A vicious Psychopathic Manchild even during his days as a Maverick Hunter, Flame Stag mercilessly bullied lower-ranked soldiers to the point that X himself had to reprimand him for his behavior. Holding a petty grudge against X for standing up to him, Flame Stag sided with Sigma to fight X in battle and have his revenge. Assigned to a facility inside of a volcano, Flame Stag gladly goes along with a plan to cause chain eruptions around the world and block the sun just to face X again.
  • X4 chapters 6-7: Frost Walrus is a sadistic Reploid war criminal that not even the Repliforce can tolerate. A convicted murderer who joined the military for the violence, Frost Walrus sees the Military Coup as an opportunity to indulge in random acts of cruelty. When the Great Repliforce War begins, Frost Walrus takes several Reploids to his torture room and watches them slowly freezing to death but unable to do anything about it, later disposing of his victims by Hunting the Most Dangerous Game—it's in the aftermath of this massacre that X learns the true extent of his atrocities: Frost Walrus is a prolific Serial Killer who likes to keep the corpses of famous Maverick Hunters as morbid trophies in what he calls the "Room of the Wild Ones", so bad are his crimes that General himself steps in to personally execute Frost Walrus.

Battle Network series

NT Warrior

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  • 2001 manga:
    • Volumes 1-2: Dr. Wily is the head of the terrorist organization known as World Three, and the first Big Bad of the series. A bitter, misanthropic old man who believes that humanity is ugly, stupid, and deserving of destruction due to his robotics research being ignored, Wily wishes to bring about the end of Net Society itself. To that end, he oversees a number of terrorist attacks that endanger thousands of innocents, such as having a school set on fire; trying to painfully brainwash children into becoming World Three's slaves; and trying to demolish a Metroline's security network in order to put its passengers at risk. After obtaining the powerful Life Virus, Wily causes an outbreak of chaotic accidents all across Dentech City before hijacking all of the world's military satellites, which he proceeds to use in an attempt to annihilate major cities around the globe with missiles. Lacking the redeeming qualities of his game and anime counterparts, this incarnation of Wily dies hateful and unrepentant, utterly hell-bent on killing millions of innocents over a petty grudge.
    • Volumes 7-9: The obscenely sadistic MegaMan DS is a Darkloid born from the original Mega Man's feelings of hate and anger, and proves to be among his most threatening foes. Obsessed with wanting to fuse with the powerful Navi Bass, DS seeks to make Mega Man hate him with all his heart so he can utilize his hatred as the energy needed to make the fusion a success. To do this, DS commits a slew of horrible crimes such as slaughtering two companies of military Net Navis and framing Mega Man for the act; converting his friend Guts Man into a hateful berserker against his will before forcing him and Mega Man to fight to the death; and trying to have his ally Shade Man try to murder his human partner Lan in front of him. After gathering enough hate energy, DS fuses with Bass and opens up an enormous dark hole, looking to swallow the Net and its denizens in pure darkness itself. A monstrous psycho with no moral boundaries whatsoever, DS crosses lines even his fellow Darkloids don't and has no problem betraying his own allies, such as provoking Mega Man into brutally killing Shade Man, and forcibly devouring the essence of his loyal partner Laser Man for a power boost.
    • Volumes 9-11: Dr. Regal, introduced as the weapons development director for the Netopia Military, is the leader of Nebula and the man behind all the Darkloids that have infiltrated the military to commit their acts of terror. A fanatical worshiper of darkness, Regal generates Nebula Gray into Cyber World, intent on fusing MegaMan and Bass' powers so that Nebula Gray can absorb it and become unstoppable as it ravages the entire world. Regal subjects MegaMan to Mind Rape and physical deformity when infecting him with Dark Power, driving him into a frenzy where he hacks down Regal's Darkloid underlings and even threatens his own partner Lan, powerless to stop what he's aware is happening to him the whole while. After taking MegaMan's power in a torturous process, Regal sets Nebula Gray loose upon Netopia to annihilate the military's best fleet and leave a trail of destruction in its wake. In the following battle, Regal has Nebula Gray brutalize and consume MegaMan's friends, fuses his Darkloid proxy CosmoMan into Nebula Gray as it tries to devour Bass, and orders MegaMan be crushed to death under the dark beast's fist.
  • Anime:
    • Season 2/Axess; Season 3/Stream; & The Program of Light and Darkness film: Dr. Regal is the head of the evil organization Nebula and the Big Bad of the season. A proud, villainous man selected by the godlike Net Navi Duo as a probe for human life, Regal sees himself as above humanity and schemes for the end of the world. Regal empowers the Darkloid Net Navis on their destructive campaigns through the Dark Chips, while slowly corrupting and driving all of them to insanity and degeneration through them and turning them against their leader ShadeMan.EXE, whom he later brutally kills. Regal forces his fellow Duo-selected probe, Ms. Yuri, to murder her own sister to prove her loyalty, and, in the climax of Axess, enshrouds the entire world in a dimensional area powered by the souls of tens of thousands of agonized Net Navis, using his new power to annihilate entire populated cities across the globe while proclaiming himself the herald of humanity's destruction. Returning as a digital entity in the following season's movie, Regal attempts to destroy the entire world yet again by using Wily's Spectrum program to digitize the planet while subjecting Lan's father to horrible torture, and tries one last time to destroy the world in Stream while betraying Duo and proclaiming himself a god. Dr. Regal is a monstrous man utterly in love with his own evil who sees it as his right to annihilate millions for nothing more than the sake of his power and ego.
    • Season 3/Stream: Slur is an arrogant, zealous alien Navi and the chief servant of the godlike program Duo. Tasked with distributing potentially dangerous Asteroid Navis across Earth to gauge if the planet is a potential threat that needs to be wiped out, Slur's hatred for humans leads to her gaming her master's system in her favor. She goes out of her way to distribute Asteroid Navis to people guaranteed to abuse them, and nudges them into doing so while occasionally painfully deleting the Net Navis they already have. Slur's machinations cause a number of disasters to happen, such as the planet almost being devastated by a famine; people being horrifically turned to stone; a meteor nearly flattening a city; and a number of near-mass murders on top of that. When the Cross Fusion team tries to stop her, Slur simply mass-distributes Asteroid Navis at a quicker rate and overwhelms them with chaos and mayhem around the globe in hopes of giving Duo the final push he needs to destroy the planet. Despite claiming to be protecting the universe, Slur's motivations ultimately boil down to an obsessive, selfish desire to cull any and all life she deems inferior.

Others

  • Red Sun and Blue Moon & Team Colonel and Team ProtoMan: The proudly and blatantly villainous Dr. Regal, the Big Bad of the fourth and fifth games, is the head of the Netcrime syndicate Nebula, and gleefully strives to prove his belief that humanity as a whole is evil. As Nebula's head, Regal oversees the development of Dark Chips: battle chips that grant the Navis who use them great power at the expense of twisting their minds and converting them into mindless servants of evil. In the fourth game, he deliberately attracts the attention of the alien super program Duo with the evil of his dark chips, and puts the planet in danger of destruction so he can play the hero and destroy Duo's incoming comet himself while sabotaging other, more reliable attempts at destroying it. When his deception is revealed, he tries to drop Lan Hikari to his death and attempts suicide to escape justice for his crimes. Surviving that, Regal returns in the fifth game and kidnaps Lan's father Yuichiro, who he brutally tortures in order to force him to give up the program known as Soul Net. Using Soul Net, Regal attempts to link the souls of Net Navis and humans alike to the powerful Nebula Grey program, with his endgame being to cause civilization to descend into hellish, violent, hate and rage-fueled anarchy. Vile and rotten to the core, Regal disgusts even his own terrorist father Lord Wily, who forcibly brainwashes him into becoming a better person due to the horrors he planned to inflict on humanity.

Star Force series

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  • Video Games:
    • Pegasus, Leo and Dragon: Gemini is a wicked FM-ian who despises all other forms of life. A Treacherous Advisor to King Cepheus who secretly plots to take him down and destroy the Earth, he then took advantage of the king’s paranoia by convincing him to destroy Planet AM. When they discover Omega-Xis stole the key to activating the FM-Ian superweapon Andromeda, Gemini was among the FM-ians sent to reclaim it. To this end, he manipulated a boy with a split personality, Patrick Springs, by merging with him while using their powers to make humans attack each other. When one of his allies, Queen Ophiuca, is defeated by Mega Man and begs him for help, Gemini responds by killing her on the spot. After he got revived when Cepheus decides to use Andromeda, he attempts to destroy the machinery needed to help Mega Man reach Cepheus, suggesting he's fine getting himself killed to destroy the Earth. Upon his defeat, he asks Cepheus to destroy the planet to avenge him. Loyal only to himself and his love of destruction, Gemini is Star Force's poster child for Aliens Are Bastards.
    • Black Ace and Red Joker:
      • Mr. King is the leader of the organization Dealer. Appearing to the world as a benevolent millionaire who donates to charity, Mr. King is actually willing to use anyone for his own benefit. As the operator of Joker, all of Joker's crimes lead right back to King. In addition to forcing his own Wizard to self-destruct to defeat his enemies, King adopted orphans and forced them to become child soldiers, and to undertake suicidal missions in order to further his own plans. Jack and Tia were the only orphans to survive these missions. He then proceeded to take control of Meteor G so he could take over the world by force, raining down deadly Noise upon those who would not subjugate themselves to him. After being betrayed by his subordinates and supposedly destroyed, King became an Energy Being and decided to wipe out the world using Meteor G figuring if he can't rule the world, he will destroy it.
      • Sirius is a childish, sociopathic EM being who travels the galaxy in a black hole that he sucks planets he takes a liking into, destroying them and their populations outright before reconstructing them to keep in his personal collection. Having already destroyed the recovering Planet AM, he sets out to do the same to Planet FM before being confronted by Mega Man, who he plans to keep in his collection as a mindless soldier that he can force to battle other EM beings as a form of entertainment. Upon his defeat, a gleefully defiant Sirius transfers the last of his power to Meteor G in an attempt to guarantee the destruction of the Earth out of little more than spite. Despite his short-lived status as an antagonist, Sirius's child-like selfishness and cruelty cement him as one of Mega Man's most twisted foes by far.
  • Anime: Gemini and his host Patrick "Pat" Sprigs, also known as Gemini Spark in their combined form, are the Big Bad Duumvirate of the first series based on the first game. Pat was in a car accident and, out of spite for his apparent abandonment, he willingly agreed to be the host to the FM-ian, Gemini, despite knowing of the latter's intentions to destroy Earth. Gemini Spark would first induce laughing fits in the population and cause dangerous car wrecks that endanger several lives. When Cygnus gets the Andromeda Key, Gemini Spark steals the key and reveals that they plan on using the key to overthrow the FM King Cepheus. When the key is destroyed, Gemini Spark gives a fake Key to the FM-ians so that they can use the real Key for themselves. When the FM-ians fail to fill up the key and Cepheus orders them to leave Earth, Gemini Spark kills off most of the FM-ians, with only Cancer surviving. Gemini Spark activates the incomplete Key anyway and first has Andromeda obliterate five cities. Pat would later betray and kill Gemini to power up the key fully and begin his own genocidal goals.

Comic Books

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  • Novas Aventuras De Megaman:
    • Dr. Wily is the ultimate dictator of the world After the End. Originally a young scientist, Wily was the leader of Project Saint Lazarus, where young Brazilian girls were kidnapped and turned into cyborgs to become the next step in computer robotics, with Wily having experimented on over a hundred children. Imprisoned by Mega Man and friends, Wily broke out and partnered with the Holzenbein Estate and some aliens to create the Neo-Mavericks, which Wily used to slaughter most of humankind and become the world's dictator, even creating an apocalypse after nuking an entire city to get rid of Dr. Light. Once Mega Man is awakened by Roll, Wily sends his men out to track Mega Man's location, uncaring for their deaths, even allowing Mega Man to kill his business rivals. Knowing that the aliens will return and usurp control of the earth away from him, Wily and his 150 Mavericks try and kill the Mega Man family for good, hoping to capture Roll and keep the world for himself.
    • Mr. Holzenbein is a corrupt scientist turned businessman who took part in Project Saint Lazarus to sell the robotic girls for their organs and sexual slavery. Having worked with Wily on his plan to rule the world, Holzenbein split from him and started his own company, where he has little girls cloned and sold for profit. Kidnapping various women and performing voodoo sacrifices on them for no reason, Holzenbein plans to overthrow Wily and take his place as the world's dictator, announcing to his assistant the end of everything.
  • Mega Man (Dreamwave):
    • Dr. Wil(e)y is a former partner of Dr. Light, who grew jealous of the latter's fame and decided to get revenge on him. Organizing attacks upon Dr. Light's inventions which helped the city to prosper, Wiley sent Heat Man to destroy Mega City airport, which would cause planes to crash. When Dr. Light discovered his role in recent crime wave and effortlessly defeated his machines, a furious Wiley transformed his base into a giant robot and sent it toward Mega City, hoping to destroy it out of pure spite.
    • Issue #2: Heat Man is the vilest of Dr. Wiley's henchmen, who is obsessed with burning things. Leading an attack on Mega City airport, Heat Man destroyed it and burns down all robotic stuff in it, leading to a plane full of innocent people to start falling on the city, threatening to kill all passengers and cause damage. After Mega Man saved the plane, Heat Man escaped, and later burnt down Dr. Light's and Mega Man's home.
  • Mega Man (Archie Comics):
    • Ra Moon is a sinister AI who crash-landed on Earth centuries ago with aspirations of control. Manipulating an ancient civilization into worshipping it—and even establishing bloody ritual sacrifice in its name—Ra Moon eventually tires of its slaves and decimates the entire civilization whilst sealing itself underground. Upon returning from dormancy in the present day and being found by Dr. Wily, Ra Moon placidly provides for Wily's conquests before betraying the doctor and revealing its intention to scour the planet of both humans and robots alike, unleashing a global EMP wave and causing worldwide catastrophe. Intending on powering up its wave to boil out the brains of any humans it hasn't already killed, Ra Moon's response to resistance is to turn Wily's own creation against him and order it to start maiming Dr. Wily before murdering him, and brainwashing every Robot Master that stands against it.
    • "Dawn of X" arc & Worlds Unite crossover with Sonic the Hedgehog: Sigma was previously a hero and the leader of the Maverick Hunters. However, after fighting for a while, Sigma would start to see Reploids as superior to humans and start a rebellion. Sigma would stage an attack on Arcadia City, bombing the city and having his forces kill off various Maverick Hunters who refused to join Sigma. Sigma returns as a computer virus and travels to the Sonic universe, where he forces Dr. Eggman, Dr. Wily, and the Deadly Six to help him in his plans, mostly with the Unity Engines with which Sigma intends to harness the power of entire worlds and conquer the multiverse. Sigma continues abusing the Genesis Portals—threatening to tear apart reality—all in his plan to become a god.

Alternative Title(s): Mega Man X, Mega Man Star Force, Mega Man Classic

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