[TAS] SNES Mega Man 7 by sparky in  

It's definitely one of Capcom's better SNES soundtracks for sure.

@@solarflare9078 Capcom was on FIRE on the NES and SNES. Mega Man X, Mega Man 2, Street Fighter 2...just...amazing stuff

i think 8 had a slightly better track. but i like them both so i can't really decide.

Cloud Man's level music is one of my favorites in the series.

The best soundtrack this mega man ❤

**insert cartoon running sfx here**

Zoinks

Same! Was about to say this very same thing! Gosh I didn't realize it back then. Just a nice touch!

It is an alternate theme though, the normal one is not the one in the video.

Yes, if you hold down the B button while selecting Shade Man, you will get the Ghosts ‘n Goblins theme.

My Response to that kill: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9GSMdgoWPY8.html

How the heck did they do that

@@Flip-a-dip-dip Can't remember if it's frame perfect or not, but basically the soundwave hits him when his health is building and as soon as he's a valid target, taking him back to no health and immediately killing him. I don't think it's too too hard to try to get right, you just shoot right as you're walking through the shutters.

@@Enjamb_ment I don't think it's exactly frame perfect since years ago I remember seeing someone say (and show) it was "easy" to do with practice, but yeah, both those bosses basically get one-shot because of how _MM7_ loads lifebars combined with how Noise Crush is still allowed to bounce around on-screen while that happens.

he never saw it coming

What hell?

What the hell, that attack us OP

*Shade Man

Someone, since MM7’s charge shots are 2/3rd as powerful as the normal charge shot from MM4’s past.

*TAS

Taser my boi

It's a Tool Assisted Speedrun, can't you read?

It's not the first time I've seen it, but it's funny every time

I also Burst, Man

@@thePersonoyt lmao

Is that even possible?

Same Lmao

lol

Indeed lmao

So mean to them, not even a chance

Funny thing is that the level of sheer "ugh, he got away *again* after everything" annoyance still fits even in the Japanese version where the "I'm more than a robot" doesn't exist and where Mega Man's intent to kill Wily is far more debatable and internal. Can't say I blame him for any of those feelings though even as entertaining as Wily's cartoonish evil can be.

@@hawaiidkw1 No, there's nothing confirmed in canon as far as I know about such things, at least when it comes to the Classic series's robots. Reploids and onwards definitely *can* kill humans, which is part of why the setting gets so dark in the _Megaman X_ and _Megaman Zero_ parts of the series. I think a lot of people--including writers--just assume that Isaac Asimov's Three Rules of Robotics apply to basically any fictional robot unless explicitly said *not* to be the case. Ironically this somewhat ignores that, as far as I know, whenever Asimov brought up his own rules in a story, he was always showing they were flawed in some way, though admittedly I don't think I've read any of his works. Either way, I imagine Capcom intentionally deliberately avoids so much as mentioning it with regards to the Classic series at this point. That lets Capcom both keep it ambiguous and helps the audience ignore the sheer amount of people who almost doubtless have been killed or even "just" injured by Wily's literal dozen of world takeover attempts. I usually dislike copouts, but in this case I can't blame Capcom for wanting to keep the Classic series as light as possible without quite devolving into _Battle Network_ levels of silliness.

I'd say after wily's programming, they can absolutely kill humans; otherwise, they just send in humans to combat the robots instead of Megaman. Wily is just deliberately being a hypocrite as the villain he is. And like someone mentioned above, Reploids can 100% kill humans.

And firing to the beat of the music.

And the dancing during Wily Capsule 7

he's epileptic and wily's flashing lights are causing him to have a seizure

@@davidthecommenter Heheh, yeah, maybe you're right.

No, Dr. Light just installed enhancement chips to make him go into maximum overdrive.

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Turbo and Spring Man be like: Nani???

@@justindorado7380 You are mou shindeiru

It might be head canon but considering Light showing sickness in the Mega man X OVA, the comics showing us that robotics has devolved (I do not blame them) and the only remnant of old technologies are blueprint capsules It’s likely that they’re scrapped away in the junkyard since you know... Megaman 9’s plot and the robot master’s arbitrary expiration date

maybe light's old facilities, with quint (future mega man) actually being there

I loved that part the most.

The brother shooting at the right pace, how sensational

He reminds me of Waluigi tbh

Isso é um "Tas" não é uma pessoa realmente jogando

@@kirbypistola Não necessariamente. Tas, como o nome já diz, se trata de uma speedrun com ajuda de alguma ferramenta. Hoje em dia já existe uma ferramenta que ajuda muito a fazer frame por frame, edição de input e tal, mas não quer dizer que todo tas é assim, você pode simplesmente fazer um tas usando somente save state, por exemplo, se você usa save state então você está fazendo um tool assisted também. Antigamente os TAS eram tudo assim, save state, rewind, pausar o emulador frame por frame, hoje em dia você tem que lidar com input frame by frame, que da um trabalho muito grande também.

Es un Tool Assisted Speedrun, es un estilo de speedrun semi-automatico que muestra todo el potencial de un juego

Actually, R&F used a different system where you start off with Cold Man and two others that barely anyone ever actually picks as their first, then unlock the other five by finishing connected stages you have already unlocked by this point.

That way you could see some gimmicks in the boss fights and stages by using the weapons on them, for example you can use the ice to change the weather in cloud man's stage.

It was to stop word of mouth about boss weaknesses existing stopping newbies at using weapons mid stage as weapons This guarantees the player will have 4 boss weapons they will actual use

I guess the logic was have simpler starting levels than start introducing harder more complex levels in the second have of bosses.