15 handpicked Scratch mega man | Scratch games

Move and jump with arrow keys or WASD. Charge and fire your blaster, or select a boss, with space bar. Fight the Robot Masters from Mega Man II, and after beating them all, take on one of Dr. Wily's biggest creations.
Robot Masters (Easiest to Hardest):
- Wood Man
- Air Man
- Flash Man
- Metal Man
- Bubble Man
- Heat Man
- Crash Man
- Quick Man
All sprites and sounds belong to Capcom, and music is from Mega Man II and Eschatos. Intro music is "Take on Me" by a-ha.

The biggest unique feature of this Scratch game is the "Ghost Mode" implementation! When players press the down key, the character becomes semi-transparent and can phase through special walls - it's an amazing system.

Technically, it's achieved by setting the transparency effect (ghost effect) to 50% to change the appearance while simultaneously altering collision detection. The mechanism that deactivates it when you press the space key is also a nice touch.

What's even more interesting is the interaction between attacks and Ghost Mode! Since attacking cancels Ghost Mode, it creates strategic gameplay where you need to time when to phase through walls and when to fight enemies. As a player, it really makes you think and strategize.

The most unique feature of this Scratch project is the "Tag Team Dance Fight" system where you battle multiple boss characters in succession! The boss battle implementation is particularly impressive, with each boss having its own distinct attack patterns and movements programmed in. For instance, Magnet Man fires magnetic projectiles, Hard Man creates ground-shaking attacks, and Needle Man shoots needles in three directions - all meticulously crafted.

What's more, the player movement and hit detection are incredibly precise, covering not just jumping and shooting, but also invincibility frames after taking damage and screen effects. The music transition effects are brilliantly executed too, with smooth fade-out and fade-in processing when switching from regular BGM to boss battle music.

The clever use of clone functionality to generate diverse enemies and projectiles from minimal sprites is technically excellent. It's a masterpiece that efficiently uses sprites while delivering the same exhilarating experience as the original!

Controls:  
Start: Space  
Move: Left/Right Arrow Keys  
Jump: Z  
Shoot: X  
Created by SmileTech  
Supported by Capcom

Based on the original Mega Man - Revenge of the Robots by legobuzz12. Control the character with the arrow keys.