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This set of weapon palettes are from a well-known ROM hack titled Rockman 2 Basic Master, created by Tatsu on February 5th, 2017. Currently, this is from the release version of the ROM hack, which is Version 1.0, and some of the stages and enemies were plain unfair to get past, or overall a hard game to complete. Everything got fixed in Version 1.1, so stay tuned for that set soon. The game does start you off with Item 1, 2 and 3, but if you want to see what they do, you can search for a video on the ROM hack and possibly test them out for yourself.

Here's the list of the weapons as well as the Robot Master names:

Metal Cutter (Metal Man)

Storm Blow (Air Man)

Bubble Wrap (Bubble Man)

Velocity Sword (Quick Man)

Core Burst (Clash Man)

Make Shadow (Flash Man)

Changkey Shoot (Heat Man)

Woody Tower (Wood Man)

Crash Man's name is spelled differently in the Japanese version of MM2, where he is named Clash Man. This happened in MMII for the Game Boy, although it happens in international versions now, not only the Japanese version, so if it's Rockman, he'll be Clash Man, whereas in English, he's named Crash Man.

The Mega Man series belongs to Capcom, and Cosmo the Seedrian from Sonic X belongs to SEGA.

Description

This set of weapon palettes are from a well-known ROM hack titled Rockman 2 Basic Master, created by Tatsu on February 5th, 2017. Currently, this is from the release version of the ROM hack, which is Version 1.0, and some of the stages and enemies were plain unfair to get past, or overall a hard game to complete. Everything got fixed in Version 1.1, so stay tuned for that set soon. The game does start you off with Item 1, 2 and 3, but if you want to see what they do, you can search for a video on the ROM hack and possibly test them out for yourself.

Here's the list of the weapons as well as the Robot Master names:

Metal Cutter (Metal Man)

Storm Blow (Air Man)

Bubble Wrap (Bubble Man)

Velocity Sword (Quick Man)

Core Burst (Clash Man)

Make Shadow (Flash Man)

Changkey Shoot (Heat Man)

Woody Tower (Wood Man)

Crash Man's name is spelled differently in the Japanese version of MM2, where he is named Clash Man. This happened in MMII for the Game Boy, although it happens in international versions now, not only the Japanese version, so if it's Rockman, he'll be Clash Man, whereas in English, he's named Crash Man.

The Mega Man series belongs to Capcom, and Cosmo the Seedrian from Sonic X belongs to SEGA.