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I don't care who you are, if you're messing up my site, I'm gonna hurt you good!
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~ Guts Man
Guts Man is a supporting antagonist in the Mega Man franchise.
He is one of six Robot Masters who is fought within the first Mega Man game. Created by Dr. Light, he was originally made to be a construction robot. However, he and Dr. Light's other Robot Masters were reprogrammed by Dr. Wily to aid him in world domination.
In the Ruby Spears Cartoon, he is voiced by Garry Chalk, In Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, he has been voiced by Takko Ishimori. In Mega Man Battle & Chase, he has been voiced by Shōzō Iizuka, and In Super Adventure Rockman, he is voiced by Ono Kenichi. In Mega Man Powered Up, he is voiced by Tommy James in the English version and Kenji Nomura in the Japanese version.
Guts Man was originally built for construction. He was reprogrammed by Dr. Wily in an attempt to rule the world. As his size suggests, Guts Man has great physical strength. His jumps are strong enough to cause the ground to shake. He is impatient and hot-tempered. However, he is polite and more intelligent than he originally appears. Guts Man is very passionate about his work and he cares deeply about his colleagues' well being, going as far as deviating from the instructions for their safety. The weapon Mega Man gains from him is the Super Arm.
In the Ruby-Spears cartoon, Guts Man seems to have lost his brains.
Biography[]
Mega Man[]
During the battle, Guts Man will frequently jump around the room and land on the ground. Mega Man won't be harmed but the impact will stun him for a few seconds. Guts Man's main attack is where he throws a huge boulder at Mega Man. The boulder can be broken into smaller pieces. His weakness is the Hyper Bomb.
Mega Man 3[]
In Mega Man 3, Guts Man appears in the ending credits along with the other Light Numbers.
Mega Man 7[]
Guts Man has a brief cameo in Mega Man 7. He appears as a statue in a museum. Ironically, the museum contains statues of other Robot Masters. Whether these statues are copies or the actual Robot Masters is unknown.
Mega Man 8[]
In Mega Man 8, Guts Man makes a short appearance in the intro. Furthermore, toy versions of his modified form Guts Man G appear in Clown Man's stage.
Mega Man Battle & Chase[]
By default, Guts Man appears as a playable character along with his siblings, Quick Man, Shadow Man, Napalm Man, Bass, and Spring Man; during the events of Battle & Chase, he participates with a vehicle, known as the Wild Arms so he could use the prize money to buy more Energy Tanks as soon as he can.
If the player completes the game as him, Guts Man celebrates his victory with karaoke, but no one likes his singing and he falls on his stash of E-Tanks.
Mega Man & Bass[]
Guts Man makes a cameo in the CD Database, and the location to find his CD is in Burner Man's stage.
Super Adventure Rockman[]
Guts Man appears as a supporting character; in the game, The titular character need to fight Bubble Man or Heat Man. when he meets him, he will give him a special weapon after the latter says that he had found other robot masters to defeat. If the player doesn't defeat Heat Man, then Guts Man appears offscreen to save Mega Man and the player should either fight him again or just quit.
Fortunately in the ending, after Dr. Wily escapes by vowing the hero of the story to defeat him again, Guts Man, along with the other Light Numbers laugh after Proto Man mentions about the former living strong again and laugh about it, just for Rush and Beat to chase Mega Man before the screen fades to black.
Other Media[]
Super Smash Bros.[]
Guts Man's theme can be played in Super Smash Bros. 4 and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Also in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Guts Man appears as a primary grab type spirit. His spirit battle is a stamina battle against a giant Mega Man with super armor that favors grabbing and throwing the player, causing earthquakes when he lands after jumps.
Quotes[]
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Mega Man: "Last chance, bot-heads! Give it up or i'll blast you to junkyard city!" Guts Man: Blast THIS, Mega Man! (laughs maniacally as he shrinks Mega Man and Rush with his Shrink Ray.) Mega Man: Sizzling circuits! [Rush barks in terror.] Mega Man: Take this! (Mega Man blasts him with his Mega Buster, but it fails to hurt Guts Man due to his huge size relative to the Blue Bomber.) Guts Man: "Oh! You're killing me! With laughter! But now it's time to give you the boot!" (Guts Man brings his foot down to crush the miniature Mega Man.)
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~ Guts Man taunts Mega Man as he shrinks him in The Incredible Shrinking Mega Man
Gallery[]
Images[]
Guts Man's artwork of Mega Man.
Guts Man's artwork of Street Fighter x All Capcom.
Videos[]
Mega Man (NES) Music - Guts Man Stage
Guts Man's stage theme.
Trivia[]
Guts Man is the first Robot Master to suffer an amputation in the Mega Man Ruby-Spears cartoon: getting his legs cut off. This happens to him twice: the first in Proto-Man's game when the Rolling Cutter goes at his legs after being tricked by Mega Man. The second happens for real (in the cartoon) when he and Cut Man start brawling after they get blinded by Mega Man.
