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Pharoah - Last Screen
Like the checkpoint screen, you want to land on platforms as soon as possible to prevent shots, however this is not always possible. Mummy heads can fly forward at 3 angles, straight ahead, or high or low at about 30 degrees. Keep this in mind as you approach...
Pharoah Man Fight
Damage Table To Pharoah Lemons (Flash Stopper) 1 Mega Buster 1:1:3 Dust Crusher 2 From Pharoah Contact / Getting Bodied 4 Small Jumping Shots Full Charge Pharoah Shot True Weakness / Beginner Option - U...
Bright Man - Screen 1
Whether first or second, the first section (nay, the whole first half) of Bright Man's stage is the same Movement on this screen is fairly precise, and the timing of kills matters to avoid the lights going out at the wrong time. For example, the first shot...
Bright Man - Last Long Screen
The last screen has a set of swooping platforms. It is likely to be played in the dark, as it is full of the enemies that turn off the lights. The Enemies The first enemy is a tight shot. Angle up with Pharaoh, or use a charged shot to hit it. Other enemies...
Bright Man Boss Fight
Damage Tables To Bright Mega Buster 1:1:3 Rain Flush (Toad) 4 Pharoah Shot 1:3 Skull Barrier 2 From Bright Contact Damage 8 Shots 4 Strategy Avoiding Flash No matter the order, the key thing to remember ...
The Climb
The first section of Ring Man's stage goes up. These strats largely depend on having balloon. If you do not and are still playing (presumably a no reset scenario), Bright is the ultimate backup for all things MM4. Screen 1 As soon as Mega Man teleports in, p...
Ring Man - Hippos
Though the second hippo is later in the stage, the strategies are similar. Misc Hippo Notes The Hippo does not spawn until Mega Man is standing on the floor of the room. Pharaoh Skip Fire an uncharged shot at the Hippo's pillar, then slide up to the pillar...
Spike Room
Spike room is one of the scariest hallways in the game. It's very easy to miss something and die. One of the biggest run killers for beginners. This room has a LOT of different strategies that can be used Beginner strats The beginner strats are all follow-up...
Boss Life Meter Speed
Mega Man 4 is known for extremely long meter filling. However, damaging a boss while it's life meter is filling will cause the animation to instantly complete. There are two points in the run where this can be done. Tako Trash (Wily 2 boss) Wily Machine ph...
Bright Screens 2 - 4
Screen 2 - Grasshoppers The second screen of Bright Man features Grasshoppers. They can jump at two speeds - fast needing 2 jumps before they turn around, or slow requiring 3 jumps. On the slow pattern for the second grasshopper, you can make an early jump t...
Bright Checkpoint Screen - Grasshoppers
The checkpoint screen of Bright is the infamous grasshopper screen. There are two strats through here. There is a ladder going down to a side room with an E-Tank. This is completely ignored in the speedrun. Normal - No Balloons Switch to Pharaoh Shot at thi...
The Wily Manip
While Dr. Wily's pattern is RNG, randomness in Mega Man 9 and 10 is determined by number of frames since beam-in. As such, if you always move to Wily in EXACTLY the same way, you will always get the same pattern. This often seems like weird unnecessary movemen...
Misc Movement (Mega Man 10)
Hold A on Beam In At stage start (or other beam ins, like the teleporter room), hold A to immediately jump right (or left). Holding the direction creates a few frames of "start up" walking animation. "Buffering" the jump saves a few seconds across the run. J...
RNG and Global Timers
Mega Man 10's RNG is mostly* determined by time since stage start. This means some randomness can be pre-determined by how long it takes to reach a point in the stage by the frame. Since frame perfect movement over long periods of time is nearly impossible, th...
Screens 1 and 2 - Wily Archive 1
Rain Screen Manip As mentioned in RNG Manipulation - moving the same way through a screen to the frame, and killing the same number of enemies, results in the same RNG value. Movement through the rain screen (holding A to jump at beam in) and not stopping res...
Ring Screen 7 (After Hippo 1)
If you haven't already, switch to Pharaoh. Note ammo usage is extremely tight for the rest of the stage. There is a large energy drop on this screen that can be collected between the platform spawning and regenerating, but you have to be quick. it is best to ...
Whopper
There are two Whoppers in Ring Man's stage. The first MUST be destroyed to advance. The second (coincidently the final enemy in the stage before Ring Man himself) can be skipped. Fastest Strat - Pharaoh Boost The fastest Way of destroying the first Whopper i...
Ring Half 2
Technically the Second Hippo is the screen before the checkpoint. See notes on Hippo one, and pass this screen in roughly the same fashion. There are two long screens (with a short screen thrown in) to end the stage. Main Strat - Use Pharaoh Checkpoint Scre...
Ring Man - Boss
About Ring Man's Pattern Many new players find Ring Man frustrating. With a little practice, you can recognize a consistent pattern. Ring Man fires a boomerang along the ground. Jump over it. When it returns to Ring Man, it will fly up. Ring Man jumps hig...
Crash Man - Boss Fight
Crash Man is weak to Air Man's Air shooter. He jumps when you shoot, but the exact angle is slightly random. If there are no Crash Bombs on the screen when he jumps, crash will also shoot at Mega Man. On the US-normal mode, Crash Man takes 2 hits from the Air...