Rockmen R

And now Roll takes the lead!

Rockmen R: Dr. Wily's Counterattack (ロックメン R: Dr.ワイリーの逆襲) is a Japanese Doujin-soft for Windows PC done in 16-bit graphics and released by Capricorn on February of 2009. It is a fan-game based on Mega Man (a.k.a. Rockman in Japan) that stars Rock's sister, Roll, and features a unique cast of Robot Masters as well as a new Robot Master named Piano.

The developers unfortunately met with a cease-and-desist by Capcom, thus making it near-impossible to buy the game.

Tropes used in Rockmen R include:
  • Action Girl: Roll.
  • Arm Cannon: Roll now has one just like her brother, Rock!
  • Ascended Extra: Roll as the main character.
  • Beam Spam: Laser Man performs this often enough.
  • Boss Dissonance: Puppet Man's stage is a little more difficult then he actually is to beat. Rapid Man has the same problem, his stage is challenging but his actual fight is fairly simple.
  • Bottomless Pit: A number of them through out the game, including Rapid Man stage, Weasel Man's stage, and Wily's Castle Stage 3.
  • Creepy Doll: Puppet Man and his Roll-dolls, not to mention his teddy bear bombs.
  • Eternal Engine: Energy Man's level qualifies for this.
  • Expy: Piano is this to Roll just as Forte is to Rock.
  • Fan Sequel: To Rockman 9.
  • Kill Him Already: Shockingly averted at the end, as Roll decides to do this to Dr. Wily. Until he reminds her of the First Law. However, it just turns out to be a robotic copy of him.
  • Mirror Boss: Rock Man.
  • Musical Assassin: Waltz Man along with his sonic-based Death Waltz.
  • Nintendo Hard: Its a difficult game if your ill-prepared for it.
  • Playing with Fire: Flare Man takes the cake on this one.
  • Recurring Boss: Piano, natch.
  • Recycled Set: Dr. Wily's castle design is entirely identical to the one in Mega Man 5.
  • Shifting Sand Land: Averted to a point with Rapid Man's level, its more like Cliff-Oasis-Gully type area. Justified as his level takes place in Australia's outback.
  • Space Level: Laser Man's level looks like this.
  • Spikes of Doom: Shockingly very few and far in between but still there.
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