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[[File:MegaMan9BoxArt.jpg|thumb|400px|[[Covers Always Lie]].]]
After ''[[Mega Man 7]]'', ''[[Mega Man 8]]'' and ''[[Mega Man and Bass]]'' that were featured in 16- and 32-bit graphics, respectively, the ninth installment of the ''[[Mega Man (video game)|Mega Man]]'' series saw its return to its 8-bit roots.
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* [[Visual Pun]]: Tornado Man has a ''helicopter''-[[Blade Below the Shoulder]].
* [[What Measure Is a Non-Human?]]: Part of the plot explores this a little bit. This game reveals to us that, by law, robots are assigned an expiration date, at which time they are to be disposed of and scrapped. Dr. Wily took advantage of this by convincing Dr. Light's recently-expired robots to allow him to "fix" them so they can live on. Despite his ulterior motives, [[Jerkass Has a Point|Wily still made a compelling argument]].
* [[Wrathful Wasps]]: Hornet Man is a goodhearted beekeeping robot and a friendly creation of Dr. Light's, but goes on a rampage thanks to Dr. Wily manipulating him and his siblings into villainy. And thanks to the bee robots he shoots at the player, he's quite the tough adversary.
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