Bomb Man

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"Listen-- Fighting, fireworks, festivals... That's where it's at!" ―Bomb Man, Mega Man: Powered Up

Bomb Man (Bomberman)
Model Number:	DRN-006
HP:	28
Weapon:	Hyper Bomb
Weakness:	Fire Storm (Mega Man) Rolling Cutter (Mega Man Powered Up)
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NetNavi counterpart:	BombMan.EXE/BlasterMan.EXE
Appearances in games:	Mega Man Mega Man: The Wily Wars Mega Man's Soccer Mega Man & Bass (as a data CD) Super Adventure Rockman Mega Man: Powered Up
Other appearances:	Episode 1, 17, 18 and 27 from Mega Man cartoon Episode 5 from Captain N Rockman Megamix
English voice actor:	Ryan Stockert (MMPU)
Japanese voice actor:	Takayasu Usui
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Bomb Man, also known as "Bomberman" (ボンバーマン, Bonbāman^?), is a demolition Robot Master from the Mega Man classic series. He was created by Dr. Light and Dr. Wily to blast away debris so that he could clear the land for Dr. Light's construction projects. Bomb Man works in tandem with Guts Man. He is a playable character in Mega Man: Powered Up. He can be fairly reckless with his explosives, due to his relative immaturity.

Contents 1 Data 1.1 Mega Man and Bass CD data 1.2 Stage enemies 2 Trivia

[edit] Data

[edit] Mega Man and Bass CD data

A robot created to destroy base rock. His Hyper Bomb is so powerful that it can break any rock.
"Three Two One... Kaboom!"
Good point: Daring attitude
Bad point: High spender
Like: Bowling
Dislike: Match, Lighter

[edit] Stage enemies

Enemies in Bomb Man's stage:

• Beak
• Bombomb
• Flea
• Flying Shell
• Killer Bullet
• Octopus Battery
• Screw Bomber
• Sniper Joe
• Spine

[edit] Trivia

• The Bomb Man action figure from the Mega Man cartoon series was reportedly pulled from store shelves shortly after the Oklahoma City office bombing that took place in real life before the show's second season. The figure is reportedly the most expensive and rare in the line even out of its original packaging.

• His Japanese name in Katakana means "Bomberman", similar to a video game character of the same name from Hudson Soft. However, either as the result of a mistranslation or copyright issues, his name is usually written as "Bombman" even in Japanese materials. There are exceptions, such as the name translated literally in Rockman's Soccer.

• Bomb Man (along with Fire Man) is one of the only Robot Masters from the first Mega Man game that did not appear in any of the arcade titles. Also, he (along with Guts Man) did not appear in the first Game Boy title.