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This is my edited version of MikubaSen's Relations chart. All I did was copy and paste it into Paint and choose the relations that are on this list. Like MikubaSen, I'll explain what each number means.

1. Mega Man, Proto Man, and Roll - Created by Dr. Light.
2. Proto Man and King - Proto Man appears in the intro stage, trying to shoot King, but is sliced in half.
3. Mega Man and Bass - rivals.
4. Mega Man and Duo - Duo saved Mega Man and destroyed the evil energy within him.
5. Mega Man and Cut Man - brothers.
6. Roll and Bass - in the Rockman Battle & Chase manga, Roll has a crush on Bass. Bass uses this to bother Mega Man, but Bass has no real interest in Roll whatsoever.
7. Roll and Ice Man - in the game Mega Man: Battle and Chase, it's hinted that Ice Man has a secret crush on Roll.
8. Cut Man and Guts Man - Cut Man is in every episode of the Mega Man animated series, along with
Guts Man.
9. Guts Man and Stone Man - Guts Man and Stone Man are good friends.
10. Ice Man and Blizzard Man - Ice Man was the first Ice-themed Robot Master, a theme that did not reappear until Mega Man 6 with Blizzard Man.
11. Guts Man, Bomb Man, and Crash Man - Crash Man was designed using the basis of Guts Man and Bomb Man.
12. Fire Man and Heat Man - based on Fire Man's design.
13. Elec Man and Time Man - expresses jealousy towards Elec Man's superiority and reputation.
14. Elec Man and Spark Man - Spark Man can produce twice the voltage of electricity Elec Man can. This makes his top wattage output 1,000,000 watts.
15. Time Man and Oil Man - gone and almost forgotten.
16. Proto Man and Oil Man - they have both scarves.
17. Ice Man and Air Man - in the American cartoon, he alongside with Air Man in a plot to freeze the entire city.
18. Time Man and Flash Man - Wily may have later perfected the design with his own robot, Flash Man. Further evidence can be found in the fact that Time Man can only slow time down while Flash Man can freeze it completely.
19. Quick Man, Shadow Man, and Turbo Man - fast robots.
20. Mega Man and Quick Man - in Super Adventure Rockman, Mega Man tries to convince Quick Man that Wily's plan is causing harm to the robots around the world and could harm him too, but he doesn't believe him in the beginning. When Shadow Man appeared, Quick Man decided to sacrifice himself to protect Mega Man from a Shadow Blade. After Shadow Man's defeat, a dying Quick Man tells Mega Man that if what he was saying is true, Wily is being used, collapsing before saying it was by Ra Moon. After Shadow Man's defeat, Mega Man buries Quick Man and offers a prayer at his makeshift grave. Quick Man and Wily's other robots were later revived in the last episode, and they gave all their energy to help Mega Man.
21. Roll and Top Man - in the American cartoon, Top Man pretended to be a student and befriended Roll to trick her.
22. Snake Man and Toad Man - Toad Man's dislike is Snake Man, whereas Snake Man likes Toad Man.
23. Air Man and Wind Man - Air Man and Wind Man are rivals.
24. Astro Man and Galaxy Man - space-themed robots.
25. Quick Man and Turbo Man - Quick Man and Turbo Man are also rivals.
26. Guts Man and Concrete Man - bearing a resemblance to his design.
27. Ice Man and Freeze Man - Freeze Man greatly respects him, maybe because he's an ice bot with an advantage over a fire bot.
28. Guts Man and Bomb Man - to blast away debris so that land could be cleared for construction projects, working in tandem with Guts Man.
29. Fire Man and Time Man - Time Man also gets worked into a frenzy at being called garbage by Fire Man.
30. Cut Man and Metal Man - Wily based Metal Man's design on Cut Man.
31. Bubble Man and Flash Man - Bubble Man and Flash Man were the only two Robot Masters from Mega Man 2 not to appear in the animated series.
32. Elec Man and Quick Man - Quick Man was designed using Elec Man's basis.
33. Quick Man and Plum - Quick Man has a crush on Plum.
34. Crash Man and Drill Man - during development, some of the names from Crash Man's designs were Drill Man and Missile Man. The name Drill Man was later used for a Robot Master in Mega Man 4, which bears some resemblance to him.
35. Gemini Man and Snake Man - he has a hatred and fear of snakes.
36. Gemini Man, Spark Man, and Gyro Man - in the American cartoon, they were disguised as rock stars from a band called "Cold Steel" that hypnotizes humans with their music.
37. Gemini Man and Hard Man - Gemini Man and Hard Man are the only two robot masters from Mega Man 3 to not have a MegaMan Battle Network NetNavi counterpart.
38. Wood Man and Shadow Man - in Super Adventure Rockman, Wood Man tries to repair Shadow Man, but he notices the damage is irreparable and attempts to avenge him in the beginning of Episode 2.
39. Top Man and Shadow Man - Although Shadow Man didn't appear in Captain N: The Game Master, as Top Man was the last Robot Master defeated by Mega Man and the only seen, Mega Man uses the Shadow Blade in Wily's castle.
40. Mega Man, Ice Man, Blizzard Man, and Shadow Man - in Rockman: Battle and Chase manga, although Shadow Man isn't able to win the race, he becomes friends with Mega Man, Ice Man, and Blizzard Man.
41. Metal Man and Shadow Man - the weapon obtained from Shadow Man, Shadow Blade, is similar to the Metal Blade obtained from Metal Man in Mega Man 2.
42. Duo, Sunstar, and Shadow Man - as Shadow Man is possibly alien in origin, he may be a precursor to other alien robots in the series, such as Sunstar and Duo.
43. Snake Man(forgot to add number), Toad Man, and Hornet Man - Toad Man is one of the few animal-themed Robot Masters, along with Snake Man and Hornet Man.
44. Crash Man, Spark Man, and Drill Man - like Crash Man and Spark Man, Drill Man has no hands.
45. Drill Man and Ground Man - Ground Man was originally called Drill Man by his designer, Iwamoto Yoshihiro, but his name was changed because there was already a Drill Man.
46. Bright Man and Ring Man - after the events of Mega Man 4, Skull Man was reactivated by Dr. Wily and goes after Cossack, attacking Dr. Cossack's Citadel, but Cossack wasn't present. Ring Man is damaged in the attack and he goes to Dr. Light's laboratory to ask for help, but Cossack was captured by Skull Man during a broadcast at the time he arrived, and he collapses. Dr. Light repairs Ring Man and later he goes after Mega Man and the others to help rescue Cossack, and defeats Dust Man, who was taken during the attack to Cossack's home along Pharaoh Man and Drill Man. After defeating the three robots, Bright Man repairs them and Cossack's seven robots fight against Skull Man along Mega Man.
47. Bright Man and Dust Man - in the manga Mega Man Megamix, Dust Man, Drill Man and Pharaoh Man were captured by Skull Man in the attack to Dr. Cossack's Citadel and are modified by Wily to attack Mega Man and the other robots created by Dr. Cossack. Ring Man defeated Dust Man during the battle. Dust Man is later repaired by Bright Man.
48. Bright Man and Pharaoh Man - in Megamix, Pharaoh Man appeared in the story "Return of the God of Death", where he is attacked by Skull Man. Dr. Cossack, Pharaoh Man, Drill Man and Dust Man were captured by Skull Man and Dr. Wily, and he was reprogrammed. When Mega Man and the remaining Cossack robots go after Skull Man, Pharaoh Man attacks them and turn the snow into steam, lowering their visibility. He tries to attack all of them from behind with a fully charged Pharaoh Shot, but Bright Man wasn't with the others and knocks down Pharaoh Man. After the battle, he is repaired by Bright Man and helps the others against Skull Man.
49. Bright Man and Dive Man - after the events of Mega Man 4, Dr. Cossack's Citadel is destroyed by Skull Man and Dive Man protects Kalinka from the collapsing citadel. He and Kalinka are later found in the rubble by Mega Man and Roll, and he is repaired by Bright Man. Dive Man, Bright Man and Toad Man help Mega Man to rescue Dr. Cossack and the other robots captured by Dr. Wily and Skull Man. During the fight against Dust Man, Drill Man and Pharaoh Man, Dive Man defeated Drill Man by launching several Dive Missiles on him. Mega Man and the seven Cossack robots later join forces to fight against Skull Man.
50. Dive Man and Pirate Man - The reason Dive Man doesn't like Pirate Man is because pirates are sea robbers and they possibly steal ships.
51. Gravity Man and Mercury - in the Rockman Gigamix story Moon of Darkness, the Robot Masters from Mega Man 5 are attacked by the Stardroids, and Gravity Man is defeated by Mercury.
52. Bubble Man and Wave Man - unlike Bubble Man, Wave Man has good mobility on both land and submerged in water.
53. Wave Man and Crystal Man - Wave Man and Crystal Man are the two Robot Masters from Mega Man 5 to not have an EXE counterpart from the Mega Man: Battle Network series.
54. Stone Man and Gyro Man - Wily ordered him to occupy a high mountain to help Gyro Man take over a hanging garden.
55. Gyro Man and Jupiter - there may be a rivalry between him and Jupiter.
56. Gyro Man and Tengu Man - some animosity with Tengu Man; both of which are equipped with jet engines.
57. Star Man and Roll - in Mega Man MegaMix, he appeared in the story "Warrior's Day Off."He is a huge fan of Roll and carrys a rose in his mouth.
58. Blizzard Man and Mars - in the Rockman Gigamix manga series, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Mars.
59. Centaur Man and Saturn - in the manga Rockman Gigamix, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Saturn.
60. Centaur Man and Knight Man - In the Rockman 6 manga, Centaur Man is a long-haired woman disguised as a man, and loves Knight Man.
61. Pharaoh Man, Centaur Man, Tengu Man, and Astro Man -Centaur Man is one of the Robot Masters to give Mega Man two different weapons. The others are Pharaoh Man, Tengu Man and Astro Man.
62. Oil Man and Flame Man - Flame Man hates cheap oil.
63. Flame Man and Uranus - in the manga Mega Man Megamix, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Uranus.
64. Knight Man and Yamato Man - Yamato Man has great respect for him.
65. Knight Man and Neptune - in the Gigamix manga series, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Neptune.
66. Plant Man and Venus - in the manga Rockman Gigamix, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Venus.
67. Tomahawk Man and Pluto - in the Rockman Gigamix manga series, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Pluto.
68. Wind Man and Jupiter - in the Rockman Gigamix manga series, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Jupiter.
69. Yamato Man and Mercury - in the Rockman Gigamix manga series, in the story Moon of Darkness, he is defeated by Mercury. He was later repaired and appears briefly in the end of the story "Toward a Bright Tomorrow".
70. Skull Man and Freeze Man - when Mega Man enters the room where Freeze Man will be fought, if the player does not press any buttons when the fight begins, he will taunt Mega Man and strike a pose towards the screen. A similar thing occurs with Skull Man in Mega Man 4.
71. Bomb Man and Burst Man - Burst Man's personality closely resembles Bomb Man's personality at the fact that he likes festivals, bombs, and fireworks.
72. Burst Man and Spring Man - Spring Man and Burst Man are the only Robot Masters in Mega Man 7 that don't have a MegaMan Battle Network series counterpart.
73. Slash Man and Pluto - His design was based on Pluto from Mega Man V(Game Boy).
74. Burst Man and Turbo Man - Turbo Man has a very strong dislike for Burst Man, as the robot's soap-like substances have led to several instances where Turbo Man has skidded around on slippery roads due to hijinks of the festival-goer.
75. Turbo Man and Punk - he dislikes Punk, most likely because his tires could burst and flatten if he touches his blades and spikes.
76. Turbo Man, Ground Man, and Galaxy Man - Turbo Man is one of the Robot Masters that has the ability to transform into a vehicle, alongside Ground Man (who could transform into a tank), and technically Galaxy Man (who could turn into a UFO).
77. Astro Man, Dynamo Man, and Pirate Man - Astro Man, Dynamo Man and Pirate Man are the 3 robot masters from Mega Man & Bass to not have NetNavi counterparts.
78. Clown Man and Frost Man - his leftover parts were used by Wily to create Frost Man.
79. Roll and Search Man - he and Roll both suffer from the same bad points: being cowards.
80. Search Man and Dynamo Man - he and Dynamo Man both share the same dislike of social interaction.
81. Tengu Man, Sword Man, Search Man, and Aqua Man - Search Man, Tengu Man, Sword Man and Aqua Man are the only robot masters in Mega Man 8 with a NetNavi counterpart.
82. Frost Man and Cold Man - Frost Man is one of the ice-themed robots. He and Cold Man are the only ones from the original Mega Man series to have this talent of making ice sculptures.
83. Astro Man, Clown Man, Frost Man, and Grenade Man - Frost Man, Grenade Man, Astro Man, and Clown Man are the only Robot Masters in Mega Man 8 that don't have a MegaMan Battle Network series counterpart.
84. Clown Man, Frost Man, and Aqua Man - Wily had ordered more parts than necessary for modifying Clown Man and intended to create Frost Man with the extra parts, but failed at creating an ice machine on his first attempt. Wily then converted the machine into a water tank, creating Aqua Man.
85. Cut Man and Concrete Man - both Concrete Man and Cut Man have the same bad points: being stubborn.
86. Roll, Splash Woman, and Plum - Splash Woman, along with Roll and Plum, are the only female characters in the entire Mega Man Classic series so far.
87. Napalm Man, Centaur Man, Blizzard Man, Cloud Man, Astro Man, and Splash Woman - Splash Woman is one of the few Robot Masters to have abnormal legs. Some of the others include Centaur Man, who had 4 robotic hooves; Astro Man and Cloud Man, who hover in midair and did not have legs; Blizzard Man, who is attached to skis; and Napalm Man, who have treads in place of legs.
88. Guts Man and Splash Woman - Splash Woman has the same interest as Guts Man, karaoke.
89. Centaur Man, Shade Man, Tengu Man, and Splash Woman - In terms of timeline, Splash Woman is the third Robot Master to be based on a mythical creature (she is based off a mermaid), after Centaur Man (who is modeled after a centaur), and Tengu Man (modeled after a Tengu); though, she could be the fourth if you count Shade Man (who is based off a vampire).
90. Plant Man and Hornet Man - he dislikes honey bees.
91. Bass and Sunstar - in Rockman Gigamix, in the stories "White Nightmare", "Moon of Darkness" and "Toward a Bright Tomorrow" where he goes to space to fight against the Stardroids and Sunstar.
92. Bass and Ballade - Bass also has a few similarities to Ballade, since the two of them both consider themselves to be the strongest, as well as the fact that they both have a dislike of weak opponents.
93. King, Tengu Man, and Astro Man - joined by King.
94. Bomb Man, Flame Man, and Aries - the Robot Masters that Dr. Wily sends to accompany Aries in his domain are Bomb Man and Flame Man.
95. Ice Man, Frost Man, and Taurus - Taurus dwells on the beach in China along with Ice Man and Frost Man, who were sent by Dr. Wily to accompany and support him.
96. Guts Man, Metal Man, and Gemini - Gemini dwells deep within a mine in India and is accompanied by Metal Man and Guts Man, sent by Dr. Wily to support him.
97. Elec Man, Spark Man, and Cancer - The Robot Masters that Dr. Wily sends to accompany Cancer in his domain are Elec Man and Spark Man.
98. Heat Man, Napalm Man, and Leo - The Robot Masters that Dr. Wily sends to accompany him in his domain are Heat Man and Napalm Man.
99. Bubble Man, Freeze Man, and Virgo - The Robot Masters that Dr. Wily sends to accompany Virgo in her domain are Freeze Man and Bubble Man.
100. Cut Man, Hard Man, and Libra - The Robot Masters that Dr. Wily sends to accompany Libra in his domain are Hard Man and Cut Man.

That's all of them...for now.

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Description
This is my edited version of MikubaSen's Relations chart. All I did was copy and paste it into Paint and choose the relations that are on this list. Like MikubaSen, I'll explain what each number means.

1. Mega Man, Proto Man, and Roll - Created by Dr. Light.
2. Proto Man and King - Proto Man appears in the intro stage, trying to shoot King, but is sliced in half.
3. Mega Man and Bass - rivals.
4. Mega Man and Duo - Duo saved Mega Man and destroyed the evil energy within him.
5. Mega Man and Cut Man - brothers.
6. Roll and Bass - in the Rockman Battle & Chase manga, Roll has a crush on Bass. Bass uses this to bother Mega Man, but Bass has no real interest in Roll whatsoever.
7. Roll and Ice Man - in the game Mega Man: Battle and Chase, it's hinted that Ice Man has a secret crush on Roll.
8. Cut Man and Guts Man - Cut Man is in every episode of the Mega Man animated series, along with
Guts Man.
9. Guts Man and Stone Man - Guts Man and Stone Man are good friends.
10. Ice Man and Blizzard Man - Ice Man was the first Ice-themed Robot Master, a theme that did not reappear until Mega Man 6 with Blizzard Man.
11. Guts Man, Bomb Man, and Crash Man - Crash Man was designed using the basis of Guts Man and Bomb Man.
12. Fire Man and Heat Man - based on Fire Man's design.
13. Elec Man and Time Man - expresses jealousy towards Elec Man's superiority and reputation.
14. Elec Man and Spark Man - Spark Man can produce twice the voltage of electricity Elec Man can. This makes his top wattage output 1,000,000 watts.
15. Time Man and Oil Man - gone and almost forgotten.
16. Proto Man and Oil Man - they have both scarves.
17. Ice Man and Air Man - in the American cartoon, he alongside with Air Man in a plot to freeze the entire city.
18. Time Man and Flash Man - Wily may have later perfected the design with his own robot, Flash Man. Further evidence can be found in the fact that Time Man can only slow time down while Flash Man can freeze it completely.
19. Quick Man, Shadow Man, and Turbo Man - fast robots.
20. Mega Man and Quick Man - in Super Adventure Rockman, Mega Man tries to convince Quick Man that Wily's plan is causing harm to the robots around the world and could harm him too, but he doesn't believe him in the beginning. When Shadow Man appeared, Quick Man decided to sacrifice himself to protect Mega Man from a Shadow Blade. After Shadow Man's defeat, a dying Quick Man tells Mega Man that if what he was saying is true, Wily is being used, collapsing before saying it was by Ra Moon. After Shadow Man's defeat, Mega Man buries Quick Man and offers a prayer at his makeshift grave. Quick Man and Wily's other robots were later revived in the last episode, and they gave all their energy to help Mega Man.
21. Roll and Top Man - in the American cartoon, Top Man pretended to be a student and befriended Roll to trick her.
22. Snake Man and Toad Man - Toad Man's dislike is Snake Man, whereas Snake Man likes Toad Man.
23. Air Man and Wind Man - Air Man and Wind Man are rivals.
24. Astro Man and Galaxy Man - space-themed robots.
25. Quick Man and Turbo Man - Quick Man and Turbo Man are also rivals.
26. Guts Man and Concrete Man - bearing a resemblance to his design.
27. Ice Man and Freeze Man - Freeze Man greatly respects him, maybe because he's an ice bot with an advantage over a fire bot.
28. Guts Man and Bomb Man - to blast away debris so that land could be cleared for construction projects, working in tandem with Guts Man.
29. Fire Man and Time Man - Time Man also gets worked into a frenzy at being called garbage by Fire Man.
30. Cut Man and Metal Man - Wily based Metal Man's design on Cut Man.
31. Bubble Man and Flash Man - Bubble Man and Flash Man were the only two Robot Masters from Mega Man 2 not to appear in the animated series.
32. Elec Man and Quick Man - Quick Man was designed using Elec Man's basis.
33. Quick Man and Plum - Quick Man has a crush on Plum.
34. Crash Man and Drill Man - during development, some of the names from Crash Man's designs were Drill Man and Missile Man. The name Drill Man was later used for a Robot Master in Mega Man 4, which bears some resemblance to him.
35. Gemini Man and Snake Man - he has a hatred and fear of snakes.
36. Gemini Man, Spark Man, and Gyro Man - in the American cartoon, they were disguised as rock stars from a band called "Cold Steel" that hypnotizes humans with their music.
37. Gemini Man and Hard Man - Gemini Man and Hard Man are the only two robot masters from Mega Man 3 to not have a MegaMan Battle Network NetNavi counterpart.
38. Wood Man and Shadow Man - in Super Adventure Rockman, Wood Man tries to repair Shadow Man, but he notices the damage is irreparable and attempts to avenge him in the beginning of Episode 2.
39. Top Man and Shadow Man - Although Shadow Man didn't appear in Captain N: The Game Master, as Top Man was the last Robot Master defeated by Mega Man and the only seen, Mega Man uses the Shadow Blade in Wily's castle.
40. Mega Man, Ice Man, Blizzard Man, and Shadow Man - in Rockman: Battle and Chase manga, although Shadow Man isn't able to win the race, he becomes friends with Mega Man, Ice Man, and Blizzard Man.
41. Metal Man and Shadow Man - the weapon obtained from Shadow Man, Shadow Blade, is similar to the Metal Blade obtained from Metal Man in Mega Man 2.
42. Duo, Sunstar, and Shadow Man - as Shadow Man is possibly alien in origin, he may be a precursor to other alien robots in the series, such as Sunstar and Duo.
43. Snake Man(forgot to add number), Toad Man, and Hornet Man - Toad Man is one of the few animal-themed Robot Masters, along with Snake Man and Hornet Man.
44. Crash Man, Spark Man, and Drill Man - like Crash Man and Spark Man, Drill Man has no hands.
45. Drill Man and Ground Man - Ground Man was originally called Drill Man by his designer, Iwamoto Yoshihiro, but his name was changed because there was already a Drill Man.
46. Bright Man and Ring Man - after the events of Mega Man 4, Skull Man was reactivated by Dr. Wily and goes after Cossack, attacking Dr. Cossack's Citadel, but Cossack wasn't present. Ring Man is damaged in the attack and he goes to Dr. Light's laboratory to ask for help, but Cossack was captured by Skull Man during a broadcast at the time he arrived, and he collapses. Dr. Light repairs Ring Man and later he goes after Mega Man and the others to help rescue Cossack, and defeats Dust Man, who was taken during the attack to Cossack's home along Pharaoh Man and Drill Man. After defeating the three robots, Bright Man repairs them and Cossack's seven robots fight against Skull Man along Mega Man.
47. Bright Man and Dust Man - in the manga Mega Man Megamix, Dust Man, Drill Man and Pharaoh Man were captured by Skull Man in the attack to Dr. Cossack's Citadel and are modified by Wily to attack Mega Man and the other robots created by Dr. Cossack. Ring Man defeated Dust Man during the battle. Dust Man is later repaired by Bright Man.
48. Bright Man and Pharaoh Man - in Megamix, Pharaoh Man appeared in the story "Return of the God of Death", where he is attacked by Skull Man. Dr. Cossack, Pharaoh Man, Drill Man and Dust Man were captured by Skull Man and Dr. Wily, and he was reprogrammed. When Mega Man and the remaining Cossack robots go after Skull Man, Pharaoh Man attacks them and turn the snow into steam, lowering their visibility. He tries to attack all of them from behind with a fully charged Pharaoh Shot, but Bright Man wasn't with the others and knocks down Pharaoh Man. After the battle, he is repaired by Bright Man and helps the others against Skull Man.
49. Bright Man and Dive Man - after the events of Mega Man 4, Dr. Cossack's Citadel is destroyed by Skull Man and Dive Man protects Kalinka from the collapsing citadel. He and Kalinka are later found in the rubble by Mega Man and Roll, and he is repaired by Bright Man. Dive Man, Bright Man and Toad Man help Mega Man to rescue Dr. Cossack and the other robots captured by Dr. Wily and Skull Man. During the fight against Dust Man, Drill Man and Pharaoh Man, Dive Man defeated Drill Man by launching several Dive Missiles on him. Mega Man and the seven Cossack robots later join forces to fight against Skull Man.
50. Dive Man and Pirate Man - The reason Dive Man doesn't like Pirate Man is because pirates are sea robbers and they possibly steal ships.
51. Gravity Man and Mercury - in the Rockman Gigamix story Moon of Darkness, the Robot Masters from Mega Man 5 are attacked by the Stardroids, and Gravity Man is defeated by Mercury.
52. Bubble Man and Wave Man - unlike Bubble Man, Wave Man has good mobility on both land and submerged in water.
53. Wave Man and Crystal Man - Wave Man and Crystal Man are the two Robot Masters from Mega Man 5 to not have an EXE counterpart from the Mega Man: Battle Network series.
54. Stone Man and Gyro Man - Wily ordered him to occupy a high mountain to help Gyro Man take over a hanging garden.
55. Gyro Man and Jupiter - there may be a rivalry between him and Jupiter.
56. Gyro Man and Tengu Man - some animosity with Tengu Man; both of which are equipped with jet engines.
57. Star Man and Roll - in Mega Man MegaMix, he appeared in the story "Warrior's Day Off."He is a huge fan of Roll and carrys a rose in his mouth.
58. Blizzard Man and Mars - in the Rockman Gigamix manga series, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Mars.
59. Centaur Man and Saturn - in the manga Rockman Gigamix, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Saturn.
60. Centaur Man and Knight Man - In the Rockman 6 manga, Centaur Man is a long-haired woman disguised as a man, and loves Knight Man.
61. Pharaoh Man, Centaur Man, Tengu Man, and Astro Man -Centaur Man is one of the Robot Masters to give Mega Man two different weapons. The others are Pharaoh Man, Tengu Man and Astro Man.
62. Oil Man and Flame Man - Flame Man hates cheap oil.
63. Flame Man and Uranus - in the manga Mega Man Megamix, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Uranus.
64. Knight Man and Yamato Man - Yamato Man has great respect for him.
65. Knight Man and Neptune - in the Gigamix manga series, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Neptune.
66. Plant Man and Venus - in the manga Rockman Gigamix, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Venus.
67. Tomahawk Man and Pluto - in the Rockman Gigamix manga series, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Pluto.
68. Wind Man and Jupiter - in the Rockman Gigamix manga series, in the story Moon of Darkness, where he is defeated by Jupiter.
69. Yamato Man and Mercury - in the Rockman Gigamix manga series, in the story Moon of Darkness, he is defeated by Mercury. He was later repaired and appears briefly in the end of the story "Toward a Bright Tomorrow".
70. Skull Man and Freeze Man - when Mega Man enters the room where Freeze Man will be fought, if the player does not press any buttons when the fight begins, he will taunt Mega Man and strike a pose towards the screen. A similar thing occurs with Skull Man in Mega Man 4.
71. Bomb Man and Burst Man - Burst Man's personality closely resembles Bomb Man's personality at the fact that he likes festivals, bombs, and fireworks.
72. Burst Man and Spring Man - Spring Man and Burst Man are the only Robot Masters in Mega Man 7 that don't have a MegaMan Battle Network series counterpart.
73. Slash Man and Pluto - His design was based on Pluto from Mega Man V(Game Boy).
74. Burst Man and Turbo Man - Turbo Man has a very strong dislike for Burst Man, as the robot's soap-like substances have led to several instances where Turbo Man has skidded around on slippery roads due to hijinks of the festival-goer.
75. Turbo Man and Punk - he dislikes Punk, most likely because his tires could burst and flatten if he touches his blades and spikes.
76. Turbo Man, Ground Man, and Galaxy Man - Turbo Man is one of the Robot Masters that has the ability to transform into a vehicle, alongside Ground Man (who could transform into a tank), and technically Galaxy Man (who could turn into a UFO).
77. Astro Man, Dynamo Man, and Pirate Man - Astro Man, Dynamo Man and Pirate Man are the 3 robot masters from Mega Man & Bass to not have NetNavi counterparts.
78. Clown Man and Frost Man - his leftover parts were used by Wily to create Frost Man.
79. Roll and Search Man - he and Roll both suffer from the same bad points: being cowards.
80. Search Man and Dynamo Man - he and Dynamo Man both share the same dislike of social interaction.
81. Tengu Man, Sword Man, Search Man, and Aqua Man - Search Man, Tengu Man, Sword Man and Aqua Man are the only robot masters in Mega Man 8 with a NetNavi counterpart.
82. Frost Man and Cold Man - Frost Man is one of the ice-themed robots. He and Cold Man are the only ones from the original Mega Man series to have this talent of making ice sculptures.
83. Astro Man, Clown Man, Frost Man, and Grenade Man - Frost Man, Grenade Man, Astro Man, and Clown Man are the only Robot Masters in Mega Man 8 that don't have a MegaMan Battle Network series counterpart.
84. Clown Man, Frost Man, and Aqua Man - Wily had ordered more parts than necessary for modifying Clown Man and intended to create Frost Man with the extra parts, but failed at creating an ice machine on his first attempt. Wily then converted the machine into a water tank, creating Aqua Man.
85. Cut Man and Concrete Man - both Concrete Man and Cut Man have the same bad points: being stubborn.
86. Roll, Splash Woman, and Plum - Splash Woman, along with Roll and Plum, are the only female characters in the entire Mega Man Classic series so far.
87. Napalm Man, Centaur Man, Blizzard Man, Cloud Man, Astro Man, and Splash Woman - Splash Woman is one of the few Robot Masters to have abnormal legs. Some of the others include Centaur Man, who had 4 robotic hooves; Astro Man and Cloud Man, who hover in midair and did not have legs; Blizzard Man, who is attached to skis; and Napalm Man, who have treads in place of legs.
88. Guts Man and Splash Woman - Splash Woman has the same interest as Guts Man, karaoke.
89. Centaur Man, Shade Man, Tengu Man, and Splash Woman - In terms of timeline, Splash Woman is the third Robot Master to be based on a mythical creature (she is based off a mermaid), after Centaur Man (who is modeled after a centaur), and Tengu Man (modeled after a Tengu); though, she could be the fourth if you count Shade Man (who is based off a vampire).
90. Plant Man and Hornet Man - he dislikes honey bees.
91. Bass and Sunstar - in Rockman Gigamix, in the stories "White Nightmare", "Moon of Darkness" and "Toward a Bright Tomorrow" where he goes to space to fight against the Stardroids and Sunstar.
92. Bass and Ballade - Bass also has a few similarities to Ballade, since the two of them both consider themselves to be the strongest, as well as the fact that they both have a dislike of weak opponents.
93. King, Tengu Man, and Astro Man - joined by King.
94. Bomb Man, Flame Man, and Aries - the Robot Masters that Dr. Wily sends to accompany Aries in his domain are Bomb Man and Flame Man.
95. Ice Man, Frost Man, and Taurus - Taurus dwells on the beach in China along with Ice Man and Frost Man, who were sent by Dr. Wily to accompany and support him.
96. Guts Man, Metal Man, and Gemini - Gemini dwells deep within a mine in India and is accompanied by Metal Man and Guts Man, sent by Dr. Wily to support him.
97. Elec Man, Spark Man, and Cancer - The Robot Masters that Dr. Wily sends to accompany Cancer in his domain are Elec Man and Spark Man.
98. Heat Man, Napalm Man, and Leo - The Robot Masters that Dr. Wily sends to accompany him in his domain are Heat Man and Napalm Man.
99. Bubble Man, Freeze Man, and Virgo - The Robot Masters that Dr. Wily sends to accompany Virgo in her domain are Freeze Man and Bubble Man.
100. Cut Man, Hard Man, and Libra - The Robot Masters that Dr. Wily sends to accompany Libra in his domain are Hard Man and Cut Man.

That's all of them...for now.

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