#namagem

The CAT BROTHERS🥺🥺🥺🥺🙏🙏🙏🙏

Oh and pre- trauma daini bc why not

Look at him! He’s scared!

And when finally admitting he’s scared to Dr. Light:

This expression hurts me! My son, my baby boy! Dr. Light give him a hug, please!!!!

But also, this episode is fucked up if you think about it. Because what Night and Namagem are doing is flat out psychological torture. On the one hand, its sleep deprivation, which is recognized by the Geneva Convention as a form of torture (and Night already used sleep deprivation in the Elec Man debut episode). And two, he’s being forced not only to watch himself and sometimes his family die it seems also feels it! And bear in mind, the victim in this IS A CHILD!

Then there’s Namagem. Vincent Tong’s voice acting is amazing, making a character with no facial expressions emote with only his voice and some body language. But this episode revealing that Namagem’s greatest fear is his own father (yes yes I know the twist, but he calls Night his father and Night raised him). Knowing how Night is, and seeing how Namagem is treated, like, we don’t see him physically hurt this kid but its heavily implied by this and later episodes.

Wily may be cruel, ask Quint, but that’s to his enemies. He says in Super Adventure Rockman that he loves his robots. Bass can defeat him and he’ll still fix him up. Heck, when he found the dying Proto Man he could have reprogrammed him but didn’t! And when he kidnapped Kalinka, he didn’t physically hurt her, or at least its not implied. But Night? The reveal that he hurts Namagem enough for the boy to fear him, to me, proves he is more evil than Wily. Wily has a few redeeming qualities. Night is an irredeemable monster. And that’s what I love about him as a villain.

commish for @thebigboy71 continuing his Fully Charged Captain Mega idea.

Below is the full Captain Mega backstory that might be filled in more at a later date, and while it was meant to slide more neatly into the cartoon originally in my mind, I went the heck with it and made it into a full on Fully Charged AU.

In this version of events, Captain Mega was the inspiration for Protoman, Namagem and Megaman for a young Dr. Light. Suna is present during the Hard Wars as a toddler just to make a better family connection with her brothers. I don't remember the exact time gap between the Hard Wars and modern era, so we'll say it wasn't that long between the eras.

The Hard Wars specifically were a war between the Emerald Spears, based on the Archie MegaMan group, and Robot Masters, with the Robot Masters having human allies like Dr. Light as they believe the two can work together, as per the original cartoon.

It's unclear who built Captain Mega originally, but Thomas Light looked up to him, as even before the Hard Wars, he was looked on as a superhero by humans and robots alike. He became a paragon of justice during the Hard Wars, but his inevitable skirmish with Sergent Breaker, saw his original body damaged beyond repair, causing Dr. Light to rebuild Captain Mega into MegaMini to save his life.

While Dr. Light built Protoman, AKA Breakman, using what he gleaned from Captain Mega based on some assumptions, he used the full access he had to Captain to update ProtoMan, rebuild Namagem and perfect Megaman.

Sergent Breaker had one last trick up his sleeve, having reprogrammed the massive robot Gamma to attack after Captain Mega was thought dead. The combined might of Suna's brothers, now with Captain Mega's power, was able to defeat Breaker and Gamma... but it caused MegaMan to be rebooted into Aki, while Protoman and Namagem disappeared after the final battle.

Sergent Breaker would capture Namegem as in the original fiction, but reverse engineer his Captain tech to build his Obsidian robotic body and corrupt Megaman's middle brother.

You already did Drill Man, Air Man, and Mega Man, but I’m curious about the other bots. You can choose which one