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Appearances
in games:
Mega Man 7
Mega Man 8
Mega Man 9
Mega Man and Bass
Mega Man: The Power Battle
Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters
Mega Man: Battle and Chase
Mega Man X3 (small cameo)
Rockman Strategy
Other appearances: Rockman Megamix
Graphic: 7 9

Auto, known as Rightot (ライトット?) in Japan, is a character from the Mega Man classic series. Even though he was not introduced until Mega Man 7, it is clear that he has been with Dr. Light for a long while. He is seen to have a large car, and is the mechanic for Dr. Light. Eddie is almost his pet. He creates items for Mega Man by using Bolts/Screws. In the Japanese version of Mega Man 7, he appears randomly in place of Dr. Light or Roll when Mega Man gets a weapon, making funny comments. [1]

In Mega Man 8, he appears as an aid in the Rush Jet sections, using a cannon to attack enemies. In Mega Man and Bass he ran a store, where when the player brought him Bolts/Screws, he would make parts for him. In the arcade games, he appears in Mega Man's endings.

In Mega Man 9 he returns to his role of running a shop, assisting Roll. He takes screws as currency. He's also responsible for restoring Rush's Rush Jet upgrade after Mega Man beats five Robot Masters.

[edit] Mega Man and Bass CD data

Auto CD data card

An invention nerd who has created a wide variety of items for Megaman.
"Megaman! I am your biggest fan!"
Good point: Pure and innocent
Bad point: Trouble maker
Like: Riddles
Dislike: Study

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Mega Man series
Main characters
Mega ManRollDr. LightDr. WilyProto ManBassDuoDr. CossackKalinka
KingAutoRushTrebleEddieBeatTangoCut ManGuts ManRobot Masters
Main games
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Mega Man: Dr. Wily's RevengeMega Man IIIIIIVV
Mega Man & BassMega Man: The Power BattleMega Man 2: The Power Fighters