Charge Man

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Charge Man
Designer:	Toshiaki Sugiura
Model Number:	DWN-038
HP:	28 (Mega Man 5) 19 (Mega Man IV)
AT:	5 (Mega Man 5)
Weapon:	Charge Kick
Weakness:	Power Stone Rain Flush (Mega Man IV)
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NetNavi counterpart:	ChargeMan.EXE
Appearances in games:	Mega Man 5 Mega Man IV Mega Man 8 (cameo) Mega Man & Bass (as a data CD)
Other appearances:	Mega Man: Upon a Star Rockman Megamix
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Charge Man (チャージマン, Chājiman^?) is a Robot Master based on a steam locomotive, which is used by him as camouflage to make shipments of to Dr. Wily. He is unique in that he is powered by coal and water, raising his operating costs exponentially. His main attack, Charge Kick, allow him to dash forward at high speed. He's also able to launch flaming pieces of coal from his smokestack.

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

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[edit] Mega Man and Bass CD data

An all terrain armored transport robot. He uses coal and water as fuel to keep his cost low.
"Be mindful of your future, son."
Good point: Straight forward
Bad point: Bellicose attitude
Like: Past reflections
Dislike: Trendy fashions

Japanese CD data:
Dislike: Things in Katakana

[edit] Stage enemies

Enemies in Charge Man's stage from Mega Man 5:

• Bomb Thrower
• Henbot (with Walking Egg)
• Lyric
• Metall K1000
• Mousuberu
• Renbakun
• Robot Guard
• Turban

Enemies in Charge Man's stage from the Game Boy Mega Man IV:

• Bomb Thrower
• Henbot (with Walking Egg)
• Metall K1000
• Mousuberu
• Renbakun
• Turban

[edit] Other media

The Mega Man 5 bosses have short appearances fighting against Mega Man or helping Wily in the three episodes from the OVA Mega Man: Upon a Star.

In the manga Rockman Megamix, Charge Man appeared in the story "Holiday of Soldiers", where the eight Robot Masters from Mega Man 5 have a part-time job in a amusement park to obtain money for Wily. He works in a train ride and calls himself "Charge Orange" in the job to avoid being recognized as one of Wily's robots.

Charge Man also appeared in the Rockman 5 manga.