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[Megaman] Mono Roader Papercraft Mono Roader (モノローダー Mono Rōdā) is an enemy from Mega Man 4 and Mega Man IV that was originally used for street racing. They are able to shield their eyes and attack by spinning wildly. They are invincible when shielding. In Mega Man 4, Mono Roaders appear in the...

[Megaman] Snorkel Mettaur Papercraft The Metall (メットール Mettōru), often called "Met", is an industrial robot created to supervise works. Mets appear in Guts Man's stage and sits on the floor hidden in its indestructible helmet, and when someone gets close it lifts its helmet and shoots three...

[Megaman] Pharaoh Man Papercraft Pharaoh Man (ファラオマン Faraoman) is a Robot Master designed as an ancient Egyptian pharaoh that resembles Tutankhamun. He was originally created by Dr. Cossack with high resistance, agility, and adaptability to the dark to explore pyramids and other ancient ruins...

[Megaman] Moby Papercraft Moby (モビー Mobī) is a giant robot blue whale mid-boss that appears twice in Dive Man's stage. It was originally made to catch fish. It attacks with mines, missiles, and by trying to suck Mega Man in. It is weak to Drill Bomb.

[Megaman] Metaur (Met) Papercraft ets appears as enemies in the Mega Man ZX series, and a giant Met as a mid-boss. Area H is an abandoned Met-themed amusement park that contains several Mets in the area, including Met balloons, a genie Met and a Met doll in the crane game. The Cyber-elf Met from...

[Megaman] Metaur Papercraft Mets are recurring enemies in the original Mega Man series, appearing in near every game with varying traits, including some appearances as mid-bosses and bosses. The most common type hides under its helmet and fires three projectiles when approached.

[Megaman] Oil Man Papercraft Oil Man (オイルマン Oiruman) is one of the two new Robot Masters from Mega Man Powered Up, a remake of the original Mega Man. Oil Man is a maintenance robot made by Dr. Light that is able to produce a special type of oil from the dispenser on his left arm that can work...

[Megaman] Skull Man Papercraft Skull Man (スカルマン Sukaruman) is a Robot Master created specially for combat with balanced offense and defense by Dr. Cossack while he was working for Dr. Wily in Mega Man 4. He attacks with shots from his arm cannon, and can generate a skull-shaped energy shield...

[Megaman] Sniper Joe Papercraft Sniper Joes (スナイパージョー Sunaipā Jō) were originally an unknown type of mass-produced humanoid robot created by Dr. Light. They appear as enemies in almost every game from the original Mega Man series, giving Mega Man a difficult time getting through as an obstacle...

[Megaman] Time man Papercraft Time Man (タイムマン Taimuman) is one of the two new Robot Masters from the remake of the original Mega Man from NES to the PSP: Mega Man Powered Up.

[Megaman] Yellow Devil Papercraft Yellow Devil (イエローデビル Ierō Debiru), also known as Rock Monster or Yellow Demon, is a gigantic robot, the first combat robot created by Doctor Albert W. Wily. It made its debut as a fortress boss in the first Mega Man game. Its body consists of yellow goo-like...

[Megaman] Megaman Classic Papercraft Mega Man, known as Rockman (ロックマン) in Japan, also written as MegaMan and Megaman,

[Megaman] Energy Tank Papercraft Tanks, or Cans (缶 Kan), are recovery items from the classic Mega Man series. Mega Man could stockpile and use these items to heal in an emergency. They were introduced in Mega Man 2 and appeared in most games since then, except for Mega Man 8, Mega Man & Bass...

[Megaman] Manta Papercraft In the first encounter, while flying high out of reach, the Ravemanta drops Kelpies that attempt to ram into the player. After dropping the small wave of Kelpies, the Ravemanta lowers itself to the ground and begins attacking with shots fired from cannons on its...

[Megaman] Love Mettaur Papercraft Mettaur (メットール Mettōru) is a common virus type in the Mega Man Battle Network series, and the only species to have a constant appearance, while other viruses were replaced or omitted.

[Megaman] Iceman Papercraft IceMan hurts a lot, but he lacks a high amount of HP. He also runs around the arena quite a bit. IceMan is weak to electric attacks, so it is recommended that the player uses electric battle chips like Elec Blade or Magnet Bomb. IceMan can drop Ice Slasher (in Network...

[Megaman] Heli Mettaur Papercraft Met (a shortening or nickname that comes from the original Mega Man NES manual) is a recurring enemy from the Mega Man franchise. These robots have appeared in almost all incarnations of the Mega Man series, with the exception of Mega Man Legends (although the...

[Megaman] Gutsman Papercraft Guts Man (ガッツマン Gattsuman) is a civil engineering Robot Master from the original Mega Man. He was created by Dr. Light to work alongside Bomb Man for the purpose of land reclamation and construction.

[Megaman] Dr. Wily UFO (new) Papercraft Doctor Albert W. Wily (Ｄｒ．アルバート・Ｗ・ワイリー Dokutā Arubāto W Wairī), known simply as Dr. Wily, is the primary antagonist of the original Mega Man series, appearing in almost all games, and a major (though unseen) antagonist in the Mega Man X series. He is a...

[Megaman] Flip Top Papercraft Eddie was created by Dr. Light to carry items for Mega Man. (According to U.S. game manuals, Dr. Light built him as his personal cybernetic suitcase.) He is equipped with a material transfer unit that allows him to relay an unlimited amount of items from Dr. Light's...