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{{Nihongo|'''Eddie'''|エディ|Edi}}, also known as '''Eddy''' and '''Flip-Top''', is an [[item]] transportation robot that first appeared in ''[[Mega Man 4]]''. |
{{Nihongo|'''Eddie'''|エディ|Edi}}, also known as '''Eddy''' and '''Flip-Top''', is an [[item]] transportation robot that first appeared in ''[[Mega Man 4]]''. |
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| − | Eddie was created by [[Dr. Light]] to carry items for [[Mega Man (character)|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 Laboratory]] |
+ | Eddie was created by [[Dr. Light]] to carry [[items]] for [[Mega Man (character)|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 Laboratory]], but as [[Dr. Wily]] (using [[Dr. Cossack]]) attacked during its contruction, Eddie is sent incomplete to assist Mega Man in the battle and is unable to choose items, giving them randomly. Like [[Rush]], Eddie is equipped with a sensor that identifies Mega Man's exact location. The sensor allows him to appear by Mega Man’s side instantly whenever he is needed.<ref>[http://kobun20.interordi.com/2010/06/14/dr-right-explains-it-all/ The Reploid Research Lavatory: Dr. Right Explains It All]</ref> He has a jet engine that allows him to fly. |
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| − | * From ''[[Mega Man 4]]'' to ''[[Mega Man 6]]'' and |
+ | * From ''[[Mega Man 4]]'' to ''[[Mega Man 6]]'' and ''[[Mega Man III]]'' to ''[[Mega Man V]]'', Eddie appears in a section of some stages to help Mega Man, giving a random recovery item, much like a [[? Can]] in ''[[Mega Man 3]]'' or an [[Item Present]]. Items dropped by Eddie will not disappear until they are taken or the player leave the area. |
**In ''Mega Man 4'', Eddie appears in the stages of [[Ring Man]], [[Dust Man]], [[Dive Man]], [[Skull Man]], and the second [[Wily Castle (Mega Man 4)|Wily Castle]] stage. |
**In ''Mega Man 4'', Eddie appears in the stages of [[Ring Man]], [[Dust Man]], [[Dive Man]], [[Skull Man]], and the second [[Wily Castle (Mega Man 4)|Wily Castle]] stage. |
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| + | **In ''[[Mega Man 5]]'', Eddie appears in the stages of [[Stone Man]], [[Napalm Man]], and [[Crystal Man]]. For some reason, Eddie could not be retrieved after the events from the fourth game, but he still functions and reappears to assist Mega Man.<ref>''Rockman 5'' instruction manual, page 16: Dr.ワイリーとの戦いに備えDr.ライトか開発したアイテム運びロボット。開発修了する前にDr.ワイリーか攻めてきた為に、"ロックマン4"では未完成のまま出動したが、そのまま回収されていない。未だにどこかで活動しているかも知れない。 ([http://daheatman.tumblr.com/post/99550624962/eddie-the-rogue Translation])</ref> |
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| + | **In ''Mega Man 6'', Eddie appears in the stages of [[Centaur Man]], [[Knight Man]], [[Plant Man]], [[Tomahawk Man]], and the last [[Wily Castle (Mega Man 6)|Wily Castle]] stage. |
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* In ''[[Mega Man 8]]'', Eddie helps Mega Man in the [[Rush#Rush Jet|Rush Jet]] sections from [[Tengu Man]]'s stage and the [[Wily Tower (Mega Man 8)|Wily Tower]] by throwing bombs from his head. |
* In ''[[Mega Man 8]]'', Eddie helps Mega Man in the [[Rush#Rush Jet|Rush Jet]] sections from [[Tengu Man]]'s stage and the [[Wily Tower (Mega Man 8)|Wily Tower]] by throwing bombs from his head. |
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* In ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes]]'' and ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes]]'', Mega Man and [[Roll]] can summon Eddie to give them the [[Mega Ball]], [[Tornado Hold]] or [[Leaf Shield]]. In the Hyper Combos [[Hyper Mega Man]] and Hyper Roll, the user transforms by combining with Rush, Eddie and Beat and performs a powerful attack. |
* In ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes]]'' and ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes]]'', Mega Man and [[Roll]] can summon Eddie to give them the [[Mega Ball]], [[Tornado Hold]] or [[Leaf Shield]]. In the Hyper Combos [[Hyper Mega Man]] and Hyper Roll, the user transforms by combining with Rush, Eddie and Beat and performs a powerful attack. |
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| + | *In ''[[Otoranger]]'', the Fever attack of the good ''Mega Man'' characters is a combination of Eddie, Rush, Beat and Tango named '''Right Great'''. |
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Dr.ワイリーとの戦いにそなえライト博士が開発したアイテム運びロボット。 |
Dr.ワイリーとの戦いにそなえライト博士が開発したアイテム運びロボット。 |
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開発終了間際にDr.ワイリーが攻めてきたので未完成のまま出動した。 |
開発終了間際にDr.ワイリーが攻めてきたので未完成のまま出動した。 |
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| + | |This support robot first appeared in Mega Man 4. He'd pop up every now and then, flip his head open, and reveal a helpful item. The item is picked by random, but... hey, at least he's offering to help! In Mega Man 7, there's a giant spaceship modeled after him called Big Eddie, where Mega Man can trade for items. |
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==Other media== |
==Other media== |
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[[File:Cartooneddie.jpg|thumb|right|Eddie in the Mega Man animated series]] |
[[File:Cartooneddie.jpg|thumb|right|Eddie in the Mega Man animated series]] |
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+ | ===''[[Mega Man (cartoon)|Mega Man]]'' (Ruby-Spears)=== |
Eddie has several appearances in Ruby Spear's [[Mega Man (cartoon)|Mega Man]] animated series, where he was voiced by Scott McNeil. His main role is to give [[Tank|Energy Cans]] to Mega Man when his energy is low, being able to store up to five of them in his head at once. In the cartoon, Eddie's color scheme was changed from red to green and he also received a small height increase. |
Eddie has several appearances in Ruby Spear's [[Mega Man (cartoon)|Mega Man]] animated series, where he was voiced by Scott McNeil. His main role is to give [[Tank|Energy Cans]] to Mega Man when his energy is low, being able to store up to five of them in his head at once. In the cartoon, Eddie's color scheme was changed from red to green and he also received a small height increase. |
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| + | ===''[[Mega Man: Upon a Star]]''=== |
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| + | Eddie is a video game character that comes out from the TV a few times to help Mega Man recover. |
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| + | ===[[Mega Man (Archie Comics)|''Mega Man'' (Archie Comics)]]=== |
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| − | + | Eddie first appeared in one panel from [[Mega Man Issue 20 (Archie Comics)|issue 20]]. In the [[Worlds Collide]] crossover he supplied Mega Man with a replacement chip for his Mega Buster (as Sonic had used his super-speed to steal the chip from him to disable his weapon), as well as an Energy Tank to refill his reserves before resuming his match with Sonic in his dimension. |
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| − | Eddie eventually made his formal debut in Issue 37, where he was seen being worked on by Auto while Dr. Wily was privately admitting that he was luring Mega Man and company into a trap. |
+ | Eddie eventually made his formal debut in [[Mega Man Issue 37 (Archie Comics)|Issue 37]], where he was seen being worked on by Auto while Dr. Wily was privately admitting that he was luring Mega Man and company into a trap. |
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| + | ===[[Mega Man (Dreamwave Productions)|''Mega Man'' (Dreamwave Productions)]]=== |
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| + | Eddie only appeared in two panels, the first being inside Dr. Light's limousine in the first issue, and the second being worked on by Dr. Light in the fourth issue, where Light mentions that the robot will be able to "make the finest coffee this side of Seattle". |
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| + | Eddie doesn't have an active role in the manga, usually only having minor appearances. He was created by Dr. Light as an item transport robot to assist Mega Man, but as he was rushed out to assist him in a time of need, his Item Selection function is not as refined as it could have been. Still, Eddie manages to play an important role outside of battle as well by acting as a rice cooker for Dr. Light's household. He transmitted to Dr. Light the events that [[Tango]] observed in "The Strongest Enemy to Date", Light not knowing who sent the footage. |
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| ⚫ | Eddie also appeared in the ''[[Rockman (manga)|Rockman]]'' manga series, ''[[Rockman 8 (manga)|Rockman 8]]'', ''[[Rockman & Forte (manga)|Rockman & Forte]]'', and ''[[Rockman 4Koma Dai Koushin]]''. In most of those, Eddie has a very small role or a brief appearance, the shortest being in only one panel from the ''Rockman & Forte'' manga, where Roll uses him as a rice cooker. |
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ChibiEddie.png|Chibi Eddie from ''Mega Man 8''. |
ChibiEddie.png|Chibi Eddie from ''Mega Man 8''. |
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Eddie upon the star.png|Eddie in ''Mega Man: Upon a Star''. |
Eddie upon the star.png|Eddie in ''Mega Man: Upon a Star''. |
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MegamixLightHome.png|Eddie in ''Mega Man Megamix''. |
MegamixLightHome.png|Eddie in ''Mega Man Megamix''. |
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| + | TangoTransmission.png|Eddie in ''Mega Man Megamix''. |
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R6Eddie.png|Eddie in the ''Rockman 6'' manga. |
R6Eddie.png|Eddie in the ''Rockman 6'' manga. |
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R8Eddie.png|Eddie in the ''Rockman 8'' manga. |
R8Eddie.png|Eddie in the ''Rockman 8'' manga. |
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R&FEddie.png|Eddie's cameo in the ''Rockman & Forte'' manga. |
R&FEddie.png|Eddie's cameo in the ''Rockman & Forte'' manga. |
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Eddie(1).jpg|Eddie figure |
Eddie(1).jpg|Eddie figure |
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| + | ==See also== |
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| + | *[[Big Eddie]] |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Revision as of 17:34, 28 December 2014
Eddie (エディ Edi), also known as Eddy and Flip-Top, is an item transportation robot that first appeared in Mega Man 4.
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 Laboratory, but as Dr. Wily (using Dr. Cossack) attacked during its contruction, Eddie is sent incomplete to assist Mega Man in the battle and is unable to choose items, giving them randomly. Like Rush, Eddie is equipped with a sensor that identifies Mega Man's exact location. The sensor allows him to appear by Mega Man’s side instantly whenever he is needed.[1] He has a jet engine that allows him to fly.
Video game appearances
- From Mega Man 4 to Mega Man 6 and Mega Man III to Mega Man V, Eddie appears in a section of some stages to help Mega Man, giving a random recovery item, much like a ? Can in Mega Man 3 or an Item Present. Items dropped by Eddie will not disappear until they are taken or the player leave the area.
- In Mega Man 4, Eddie appears in the stages of Ring Man, Dust Man, Dive Man, Skull Man, and the second Wily Castle stage.
- In Mega Man 5, Eddie appears in the stages of Stone Man, Napalm Man, and Crystal Man. For some reason, Eddie could not be retrieved after the events from the fourth game, but he still functions and reappears to assist Mega Man.[2]
- In Mega Man 6, Eddie appears in the stages of Centaur Man, Knight Man, Plant Man, Tomahawk Man, and the last Wily Castle stage.
- In Mega Man 8, Eddie helps Mega Man in the Rush Jet sections from Tengu Man's stage and the Wily Tower by throwing bombs from his head.
- In Mega Man & Bass, Rockman & Forte: Mirai Kara no Chousensha, Mega Man 9 and Mega Man 10, Eddie can be bought as an item by Mega Man in the item shop, called Eddie Call (エディコール) in such games. He costs 150, 150, 50 and 10 Screws, respectively. When the item is used, Eddie will teleport in and drop many healing items for Mega Man to pick up. This version works exactly as Rush Item from Mega Man 8.
- In Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, Eddie may appear during battles and give an item that calls a support robot. Rush will appear when the item is taken by Mega Man, Treble appears with Bass, and Beat with Proto Man or Duo.
Cameos and minor appearances:
- In Mega Man 7, Eddie appears with Auto inside Big Eddie.
- In Mega Man: Battle & Chase, Eddie appears only in the loading screen together with Auto, both racing on cars. Player 2 can make Eddie's car move faster.
- In the Navi Mode of Rockman Complete Works, Eddie and Beat point recommended directions to the player.
- In Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes and Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes, Mega Man and Roll can summon Eddie to give them the Mega Ball, Tornado Hold or Leaf Shield. In the Hyper Combos Hyper Mega Man and Hyper Roll, the user transforms by combining with Rush, Eddie and Beat and performs a powerful attack.
- In Otoranger, the Fever attack of the good Mega Man characters is a combination of Eddie, Rush, Beat and Tango named Right Great.
- Eddie appears in Rush's card from SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters' Clash.
Data
Mega Man & Bass CD data
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Rockman Complete Works data
Dr.ワイリーとの戦いにそなえライト博士が開発したアイテム運びロボット。 開発終了間際にDr.ワイリーが攻めてきたので未完成のまま出動した。
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Trophy
| Eddie |
| This support robot first appeared in Mega Man 4. He'd pop up every now and then, flip his head open, and reveal a helpful item. The item is picked by random, but... hey, at least he's offering to help! In Mega Man 7, there's a giant spaceship modeled after him called Big Eddie, where Mega Man can trade for items. |
Other media
Eddie in the Mega Man animated series
Mega Man (Ruby-Spears)
Eddie has several appearances in Ruby Spear's Mega Man animated series, where he was voiced by Scott McNeil. His main role is to give Energy Cans to Mega Man when his energy is low, being able to store up to five of them in his head at once. In the cartoon, Eddie's color scheme was changed from red to green and he also received a small height increase.
Mega Man: Upon a Star
Eddie is a video game character that comes out from the TV a few times to help Mega Man recover.
Mega Man (Archie Comics)
Eddie first appeared in one panel from issue 20. In the Worlds Collide crossover he supplied Mega Man with a replacement chip for his Mega Buster (as Sonic had used his super-speed to steal the chip from him to disable his weapon), as well as an Energy Tank to refill his reserves before resuming his match with Sonic in his dimension.
Eddie eventually made his formal debut in Issue 37, where he was seen being worked on by Auto while Dr. Wily was privately admitting that he was luring Mega Man and company into a trap.
Mega Man (Dreamwave Productions)
Eddie only appeared in two panels, the first being inside Dr. Light's limousine in the first issue, and the second being worked on by Dr. Light in the fourth issue, where Light mentions that the robot will be able to "make the finest coffee this side of Seattle".
Mega Man Megamix
Eddie doesn't have an active role in the manga, usually only having minor appearances. He was created by Dr. Light as an item transport robot to assist Mega Man, but as he was rushed out to assist him in a time of need, his Item Selection function is not as refined as it could have been. Still, Eddie manages to play an important role outside of battle as well by acting as a rice cooker for Dr. Light's household. He transmitted to Dr. Light the events that Tango observed in "The Strongest Enemy to Date", Light not knowing who sent the footage.
Other appearances
Eddie also appeared in the Rockman manga series, Rockman 8, Rockman & Forte, and Rockman 4Koma Dai Koushin. In most of those, Eddie has a very small role or a brief appearance, the shortest being in only one panel from the Rockman & Forte manga, where Roll uses him as a rice cooker.
Gallery
Eddie in Mega Man 4.
Front, side, and back view of Eddie.
Eddie in the Mega Man 4 US manual.
Eddie in Mega Man 7.
Eddie with Mega Man, Rush, and Beat.
Chibi Eddie from Mega Man 8.
Eddie in Mega Man: Upon a Star.
Eddie's formal debut in Mega Man Issue 37.
Eddie in Mega Man Megamix.
Eddie in Mega Man Megamix.
Eddie in the Rockman 6 manga.
Eddie in the Rockman 8 manga.
Eddie's cameo in the Rockman & Forte manga.
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Eddie figure
See also
References
- ↑ The Reploid Research Lavatory: Dr. Right Explains It All
- ↑ Rockman 5 instruction manual, page 16: Dr.ワイリーとの戦いに備えDr.ライトか開発したアイテム運びロボット。開発修了する前にDr.ワイリーか攻めてきた為に、"ロックマン4"では未完成のまま出動したが、そのまま回収されていない。未だにどこかで活動しているかも知れない。 (Translation)