Witnessing Zero's varied movesets from these games in action may give you an idea of how he could potentially fight in Smash. Capcom Infinite all featured his X series look. Capcom and Onimusha: Blade Warriors both featured MMZ Zero, whereas Tatsunoko vs.
This is a contrast to Mega Man primarily having long-range weapons in his arsenal.īoth designs have made their share of fighting game appearances SvC Chaos: SNK vs. The weapons and abilities Zero obtains also differ between both series, though he has always been primarily a close-range fighter in X2 onward, his signature weapon being his Z-Saber. He would later receive a drastic redesign (directly above) in the Mega Man Zero series due to a change in art style. In the Mega Man X series barring X1 and its PSP remake, Maverick Hunter X, Zero's appearance is exactly as depicted in the image near the top of this post. Capcom 3 while no incarnation of Mega Man was present.ĭisclaimer: I would rather NOT have the newest Smash be a repeat of SvC Chaos and MvC3. To the surprise of probably many, he was even playable in SvC Chaos: SNK vs. series, Project X Zone 1 & 2, in Smash 4 as a trophy and Mii costume, and soon to be Smash Ultimate as an Assist Trophy. Zero has also commonly appeared in crossovers including the Capcom Vs. In the Mega Man Zero series, Zero battled the corrupt government of Neo Arcadia. Since then, he befriended a fellow hunter named Mega Man X and aided him in defeating armies of Mavericks (Reploids that went haywire and turned evil) lead by Sigma, who betrayed the Maverick Hunters. Wily for evil purposes, this Reploid (a robot with the thought capacity of a human) joined the 17th Elite Unit of the Maverick Hunters after being found in a cave by Commander Sigma. Zero is a prominent character in the Mega Man franchise, serving as a secondary protagonist in the Mega Man X series and later starring in his own series of games set one century later titled Mega Man Zero.Ĭreated by the original Mega Man's arch nemesis Dr. First Appearance: Mega Man X (SNES - 1993)
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