Monthly Archives: September, 2010
Break Man Begins
Just as Blues himself is always one step ahead, Blues week is getting an early start.
I like Big O.
The Big O. In the giant mecha genre, it’s something of an acquired taste. But it’s been very inspirational. Rockman MegaMix author Hitoshi Ariga penned the manga adaptation, and Big O’s unique Megadeus style was the inspiration for “Big G” Illumina from Infinity Mijinion’s stage in Rockman X6. So if you’re interested in Big O […]
Strawberry Field-type Robots Forever
Man, it’s been a busy week for Mega Man news. Universe shows off its style and customization, R. Online reveals more setting art, Marvel vs Capcom 3 says “Yes!!” to Tron Bonne. Whew, what a ride! Next week is Blues week at the Lav. Enjoy your weekend!
Revenge of the Press Release
Time for another Retromags adventure! This episode? Mega Man in Dr. Wily’s Revenge! The first game boy Mega Man title, suffered surprisingly little control and graphical disfigurement on the handheld. Anticipation for the title was high, and game publications were making various promises about the upcoming game. But how much of it held up?
First Post on Interordi.com!
Welcome to the new home of the Reploid Research Lavatory! I’m still working out a few kinks to the new format, so drop me a line in the comments below if anything isn’t working properly, or if you have any suggestions to improve the layout! Thanks~
Bedtime for Duo Week
I’m putting Duo week to bed with one last image from the Grand Rockman Exposition ’96 Secret File.
Big Duo, it is now SHOWTIME!
As Duo week (belatedly) winds down, we’ll take a look at the Rockman 2: The Power Fighters prologue that appeared in the official game soundtrack booklet ~ a version of the story that didn’t appear anywhere else. Action!
Not your average Joes
There’s been a lot of questioning over the years about Sniper Joes, who designed them, and their relation to Blues. Part of that I’m sure is my fault, because I remember goofing it a few times a while back (I’m talking years and years ago, back when I thought a year or two of Japanese […]
The Birth of Duo
Duo made his first appearance in 1996 with the arcade title Rockman 2: The Power Fighters, in which he acted as a sort of promotional teaser for Rockman 8‘s release later that year. He was touted as a mysterious new character who was stylistically quite unlike most of the other characters in the Rockman universe, […]
Fresh Graffiti