First Appearance: Mega Man
NES
1987
The Blue Bomber is an obvious choice, but there's a small chance he won't make the Smash Bros. roster due to copyrights. Chances are, though, is that we'll be seeing him in the next Smash Bros. game.I could list literally hundreds of possible moves that Mega Man could have, but instead I'll just post a handful of pictures of his moves.
If Mega Man doesn't appear in Smash Bros., Sakurai better be ready to deal with a few million angry fans rioting. But I don't see this as a problem, considering the owner of the Mega Man franchise said he'd have no problem allowing Mega Man be in Smash Bros. Also, Mega Man has been appearing in a few Nintendo-exclusive games lately and kissing the big N's butt. Capcom knows how to play the game (no pun intended) and knows the importance of the publicity a character gets when they appear in Smash Bros. Just look at Mr. Game and Watch, Kid Icarus, and the Fire Emblem series.
Mega Man's sidekick deserves some action, but not enough to be a character just yet. Mega Man should start out solo, then maybe add Rush later. Rush could do a variety of moves at you, from turning into various machines to shooting at you like a rocket.
