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Poor child...you should've known you can't beat me.
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~ Air Man
Air Man (エアーマン, Eāman) is one of the Robot Masters in Mega Man 2. He is one of the Robot Masters created by Dr. Wily, and is the series' first Air-based Robot Master. Air Man wields the Air Shooter for his Special Weapon, allowing him to fire tornadoes from the cannon on his left arm. He is also able to summon a larger tornado and use it as a vehicle. He also appears in Mega Man: Fully Charged. His Netnavi counterpart in Mega Man Battle Network is AirMan.EXE.
He is voiced by Ian Hainlin in Mega Man: Fully Charged.
He was designed by Dr. Wily for combat. His design was unusual, yet intimidating, as he had his face built on his torso rather than on a head. This design would be used for other Robot Masters later in the series. Using the propeller in his torso, he can generate powerful winds, which he generally uses to push or pull his opponent towards him during his fights.
Personality[]
Air Man is egotistical and pompous. He likes to talk about how great he is for a long period of time, which usually bores his friends. His hobbies include Wind Surfing and playing the Japanese card game Menko (which he is rather skilled at). He has a strong dislike for autumn because the falling leaves clog up his propeller.
Biography[]
Air Man is basically considered as one of the hardest bosses in the Mega Man series. His stage takes place in the sky. During the battle, he creates six tornadoes and shoots them in Mega Man's direction. He will jump to the other side of the room after doing this process three times and then repeat it. Air Man's weakness is the Leaf Shield.
Other Media[]
Super Smash Bros.[]
Air Man's theme is a playable song in Super Smash Bros. for 3DS, and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Also in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Air Man appears as a support spirit that prevents fog from forming during a battle. His spirit battle is a stamina battle against Mega Man equipped with a Gust Bellows on Skyworld with high winds in effect.
Mega Man: Fully Charged[]
Air Man retains his arrogant personality in Mega Man: Fully Charged. He is first shown in the episode, "Running Wild," in where he causes havoc in Silicon City while saying that he is the greatest, after fighting with Mega Man, he gains his schematics and by doing so, gains his vain personality as well. Air Man interrupts the school election and battles Mega Man again, and Mega Man learns to not be so egotistical, and defeats Air Man by distracting him with posters.
He causes destruction again in, "To Air is Robot," by destroying buildings so people could only look at him. After numerous fights, Air Man is defeated by Mega Man and Mega Mini letting his ego take over him and convincing him to fly up into space to create space tornados, making his ability not work as there is no air in space.
In, "The Bluster Bunch," it is revealed Air Man has three siblings known as the Bluster Bunch, consisting of Mary Flair, Volt Aire, and Captain Dare. Air man reveals to Mega Man that his siblings shunned him for having no goals in life, and hides his insecurities through his behavior and actions.
Air Man is then seen fighting Suna in, "The Gauntlet Part I," and appears in the background in, "The Gauntlet Part II."
Gallery[]
Images[]
Air Man's artwork of Mega Man 2.
Air Man's artwork of Street Fighter x All Capcom.
Videos[]
Mega Man 2 (NES) Music - Air Man Stage
Air Man's stage theme.
Trivia[]
Air Man is also the subject of the popular song "Airman Ga Taosenai", which explains how strong and tough he is.
The reason Air Man takes more damage from the Leaf Shield than other weapons could be explained by leaves clogging up his propeller.