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*** Several Mecha Bombers appear as enemies on the fifth stage, which is a replica of the basic stage most ''Bomberman'' PVP fights take place on - Bomberman must fight the Mecha Bombers one by one (or two by two if playing in co-op mode). They use bombs and obey similar rules to Bomberman, e.g. they are only stunned by punched bombs, are unharmed by kicked bombs, and can collect and use the items that periodically appear. And the first pair are even modeled after White and Black Bomberman!

*** The first four are [[One-Hit-Point Wonder]]s, while the next three go down in two hits. The yellow Mecha Bomber that previously defeated Black is then fought as [[Mirror Boss|the fifth stage's boss]], with 5 HP, the ability to kick bombs, and a set-limit of four bombs that boast an impressive Fire rating of 9!

** ''[[Sonic Mania]]'' sees the return of Dangos as well as Metal Sonic. During the first phase of the multi-stage boss fight against him in Stardust Speedway Act 2, Metal Sonic will reprise his tactics from ''Sonic CD'' at first; the second starts when he and the player character eventually reach an Eggman-shaped generator that Metal Sonic hooks himself up to. The generator will start producing smaller Silver Sonics (based on the [[Mirror Boss]] from ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 2]]'') that can Spin Dash at the player; they must Spin Dash into the curled-up robots to send them bouncing around the room and into Metal Sonic. (In ''Sonic Mania'' Version 1.04 onwards and ''Sonic Mania Plus'', destroying the Silver Sonics also produces energy balls that can damage the generator.) The chase then resumes as it did in the first phase, with the final phase being different depending on the version: pre-1.04, he reprises his final fight from ''Sonic CD'', while in post-1.04 and ''Plus'' versions {{spoiler|Eggman tosses him the Phantom Ruby, which he uses to become Giga Metal, based on his boss fight in ''[[Knuckles' Chaotix]]''}}.

** The Copy Robot is a duplicate of Mega Man that is fought as the second stage boss of Dr. Wily's manufacturing plant in [[Mega Man 1]].

** [[Mega Man 3]] has a trio of Holographic Mega Men (a Copy Robot and two holograms) as the bosses of the third Wily Castle stage, though they only copy his appearance and Mega Buster.

** ''[[Mega Man 9]]'' has [[Fighting a Shadow|Shadow Mega Men and Shadow Protomen]], shadow-like enemies that appears to be holograms of the heroes. These Shadow copies appear in Plug Man's stage behind the player if they walk in front of certain panels on the wall; they move faster than Mega Man and Proto Man and will attempt to inflict [[Collision Damage]] by running into them. Their jump is lower, however, they lack Buster abilities, and they can often be tricked into running off a ledge or into spikes, which instakills them.

** ''[[Mega Man Battle Network 5]]'' has Dark MegaMan.exe, who is also fought twice in the game. In the first instance, {{spoiler|he is actually MegaMan himself, [[Drunk on the Dark Side|turned fully to darkness by]] [[Evil, Inc.|Nebula]], and must be fought at the end of End Area's first half, returning to normal after.}} He is also found in Nebula Area 6 as a [[Bonus Boss]] if the player defeats all the DS Navis in two minutes or less. In both fights, Dark MegaMan can use all the battle chips and Program Advances the player has used to that point.

** In ''[[Mega Man Battle Network 6]]'', Mega Man is consumed by the Cybeast matching the version being played and goes on a rampage, forcing Lan to use either SpoutMan (''Falzar'') or HeatMan (''Gregar'') to [["I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight|bring him to his senses]]. After recovering, Mega Man gains the Beast Out ability, and can fight a copy made of leftover data as a [[Bonus Boss]] in the [[Bonus Dungeon|Graveyard]].