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I can almost hear that damn annoying whistle from the third one, Just by looking at him. Are you sure you want to delete this post?
Sorry to hear that, Here's to missed opportunities! Good work! I remember when they used to call him "Break Man" although I think that was just some temp name they had for him. Are you sure you want to delete this post?
Posts: 54340flamepanther wrote:"Break Man" was the disguise he used during the third game. If you'll look closely, you'll see that he's wearing a mask over his face at that point. At the end of the game you learn his real identity and the mask goes away.
Interesting, I have beaten the game a long time ago but I don't remember him wearing a mask. I know that he was supposed to be Mega Man's brother and the original Dr. Light Proto-Robot of all the future ones. I'll have to beat it again to see it in a different light.
Posts: 1979Reaper wrote:flamepanther wrote:"Break Man" was the disguise he used during the third game. If you'll look closely, you'll see that he's wearing a mask over his face at that point. At the end of the game you learn his real identity and the mask goes away.
Interesting, I have beaten the game a long time ago but I don't remember him wearing a mask. I know that he was supposed to be Mega Man's brother and the original Dr. Light Proto-Robot of all the future ones. I'll have to beat it again to see it in a different light.You don't have to beat it. Just get to the part where he appears on the Stage Select screen as "Break Man" and look closely at the mugshot. There's a featureless plate hiding his face... or what little you'd normally be able to see of his face, anyway.
Okay I see it now, Thanks. I guess I always took it for granted that he didn't wear a mask, Like in that ATROCIOUS cartoon series from the 90's! Are you sure you want to delete this post?
Reaper, I hated that cartoon too! They didn't get anything right except maybe Guts Man.
Here's a pic of Rock without all the armor on, based on how he looked in the intro to Mega Man 4, but a bit more clothed. Pencils done in 1998, colors done in 2000.
Cool, It almost fits in with the aesthic of the game with the colors and all.
I remember being excited when you first got to see Rock without his helmet in the second game at the end, It was kind of the first one to hint at the character's backround.
The cartoon was a travesty and only lasted two seasons I believe, They contradicted almost everything in the games. I beleive there was a superior Japaneses show at the same time and when it came time to do the American one they just cut corners left and right.
Posts: 54340flamepanther wrote:There were only two episodes of the Rockman anime, direct-to-video. I watcehd the first episode, and although the animation and characters were dead-on to how they should have been, the story was AWFUL. It involves Dr. Wily escaping from a boy's Famicom cartridge (yes, he comes out of the game) into the real world in order to travel back in time and ruin a particular Japanese holiday (they have a holiday celebrating sons, like the opposite of Father's Day). Rockman comes out of the game as well, of course, and must stop him from ruining the childrens' holiday fun. I want to erase it from my brain.
LOL! I'll still take it over the 90's American one. I'd even take it over the 80's Captain N series where they turned him green! How you turn the "Blue Bomber" green, I don't know?
If they ever get around to making good video game live-action adaptions this would be pretty high on the list. Sure the story is pretty outrageous, But if they really focus on it- I'm sure they could do a good job!
really ? Are you sure you want to delete this post?
This is an intaglio etching.
That means I burned a backwards version of the image into a copper plate with an acid bath. The plate is smeared with ink and then pressed against a slightly damp piece of paper. I should still have the plate somewhere. I can't believe it was six years ago!
In the late '90s, I did a series of "reinterpretations" of verious characters in colored pencil. I scanned a few of them back then, which I guess is good, because I can't find any of the originals now. These are the only drawings of mine you're likely to see colored by hand in pencil.
This was nearly nine years ago. I was seventeen at the time. I feel old.
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I can almost hear that damn annoying whistle from the third one, Just by looking at him. Are you sure you want to delete this post?
Sorry to hear that, Here's to missed opportunities! Good work! I remember when they used to call him "Break Man" although I think that was just some temp name they had for him. Are you sure you want to delete this post?
Posts: 54340flamepanther wrote:"Break Man" was the disguise he used during the third game. If you'll look closely, you'll see that he's wearing a mask over his face at that point. At the end of the game you learn his real identity and the mask goes away.
Interesting, I have beaten the game a long time ago but I don't remember him wearing a mask. I know that he was supposed to be Mega Man's brother and the original Dr. Light Proto-Robot of all the future ones. I'll have to beat it again to see it in a different light.
Posts: 1979Reaper wrote:flamepanther wrote:"Break Man" was the disguise he used during the third game. If you'll look closely, you'll see that he's wearing a mask over his face at that point. At the end of the game you learn his real identity and the mask goes away.
Interesting, I have beaten the game a long time ago but I don't remember him wearing a mask. I know that he was supposed to be Mega Man's brother and the original Dr. Light Proto-Robot of all the future ones. I'll have to beat it again to see it in a different light.You don't have to beat it. Just get to the part where he appears on the Stage Select screen as "Break Man" and look closely at the mugshot. There's a featureless plate hiding his face... or what little you'd normally be able to see of his face, anyway.
Okay I see it now, Thanks. I guess I always took it for granted that he didn't wear a mask, Like in that ATROCIOUS cartoon series from the 90's! Are you sure you want to delete this post?
Reaper, I hated that cartoon too! They didn't get anything right except maybe Guts Man.
Here's a pic of Rock without all the armor on, based on how he looked in the intro to Mega Man 4, but a bit more clothed. Pencils done in 1998, c
olors done in 2000.
Cool, It almost fits in with the aesthic of the game with the colors and all.
I remember being excited when you first got to see Rock without his helmet in the second game at the end, It was kind of the first one to hint at the character's backround.
The cartoon was a travesty and only lasted two seasons I believe, They contradicted almost everything in the games. I beleive there was a superior Japaneses show at the same time and when it came time to do the American one they just cut corners left and right.
Posts: 54340flamepanther wrote:There were only two episodes of the Rockman anime, direct-to-video. I watcehd the first episode, and although the animation and characters were dead-on to how they should have been, the story was AWFUL. It involves Dr. Wily escaping from a boy's Famicom cartridge (yes, he comes out of the game) into the real world in order to travel back in time and ruin a particular Japanese holiday (they have a holiday celebrating sons, like the opposite of Father's Day). Rockman comes out of the game as well, of course, and must stop him from ruining the childrens' holiday fun. I want to erase it from my brain.
LOL! I'll still take it over the 90's American one. I'd even take it over the 80's Captain N series where they turned him green! How you turn the "Blue Bomber" green, I don't know?
If they ever get around to making good video game live-action adaptions this would be pretty high on the list. Sure the story is pretty outrageous, But if they really focus on it- I'm sure they could do a good job!
really ? Are you sure you want to delete this post?
This is an intaglio etching.
That means I burned a backwards version of the image into a copper plate with an acid bath. The plate is smeared with ink and then pressed against a slightly damp piece of paper. I should still have the plate somewhere. I can't believe it was six years ago!
In the late '90s, I did a series of "reinterpretations" of verious characters in colored pencil. I scanned a few of them back then, which I guess is good, because I can't find any of the originals now. These are the only drawings of mine you're likely to see colored by hand in pencil.
This was nearly nine years ago. I was seventeen at the time. I feel old.