@@ShinMajin I could be wrong. I remembered that info from an old "Top 10 Hardest Megaman Bosses" video, and Snakeman's pattern is (quite unforunately) simplistic to the point where you almost have to be trying to get hit I really wish Snakeman had a MUCH tougher bossfight, he deserves better ;_;
@@PeanutTechno in MM3, there isnt robot masters that do 8 HP contact damage, but 6 (topman, magnetman, snakeman, hardman, geminiman, shadowman sliding) and 4 (sparkman, shadowman, needleman)
Despite losing for the majority of the other AIs, i think CentaurMan is by far the most unique and interesting to watch. Something about the teleports, followed by an instant Flash its pretty hyped, specially when he's low at HP
I think we've got a new Guts Man. Ideas for Super Centaur Man: 1) Centaur Flash causes damage. 2) His initial shot (the one that splits into other shots) is substantially larger. 3) Centaur Man deals contact damage. 4) Centaur Flash stuns enemies for longer. 5) Teleporting creates a spread of projectiles. This could be when he disappears, when he reappears, or both. 6) When he shoots, he simultaneously fires a slow projectile and a fast one. Both split into regular projectiles when they hit something.
Seconding contact damage that only happens during the dash. It's the closest way to simulate what he's meant to do without giving him just full contact damage everywhere. Kinda like Super Guts Man is in this channel's other videos actually.
Good ideas here, nice work! 😄👍 Better idea: After Centaur Flash, but before he fires, he teleports behind the enemy, THEN fires. If there are multiple enemies, he'll go for whoever did the most damage to him in the last 5 seconds. He'll also use Centaur Flash after the enemy lands from a jump before teleporting behind them. He also has a 50/50 chance to use Centaur Flash after taking damage.
Oh, Centaur Man is finally here?! Very coool, dude. (I didn't expected to Centaur Man be... "Guts Man's friends", as i called his little weakness.) Everyone should remember a few of things about stunning Robot Masters: 1) In single battles, they are doing less DPS, than other types of Robot Masters. (For example, even Cut Man can do more DPS, than Centaur Man) 2) In team battles they can be very good supporter for another types of Robot Masters.
Personal Assessment Centaurman is probably one of the most fascinating RMs we've seen yet because of how unique and varied his arsenal is and godawful it is. You know there's something wrong with you if a match-up against Gutsman is close. Centaurman has three (maybe four if you're generous) moves. - The first is his offensive tool, which is the buster shot. His buster shot is unique in two ways: 1) It splits apart and fans out upon contact with a wall. 2) It's shot too goddamn high to hit most robot masters. - His second and most unique move (At least compared to the RMs we've seen on the channel; some RMs do a very similar thing) Is his Centaur Flash. Centaur Flash freezes the opponent in place (but not their projectiles) for a short time. This synergizes well with his buster shot when it fans out since there's a good chance it'll hit any airborne opponents. - His third ability is teleportation. He can flash from one side of the arena to another in just a split second. This is really his only method of evading attacks and is quite useful. - His arguably fourth move is charging across the arena, but this does absolutely nothing for him. I see three major flaws that really drag Centaurman down. 1) He's too damn big; he's by far the largest RM we've seen yet, and bigger is never better in terms of these fights. 2) He takes so long between attacks that his DPS is abysmal. 3) To further exacerbate the previous issue, his buster attack (his only attack, mind you) is incredibly unreliable. The best counterplay against it is not to jump (unless you're an above-average-sized RM like Airman or Gustman) because it's shot way too damn high (another consequence of Centaurman being so huge.) I thought the fan-out attack would make him more suited on uneven arenas or against RMs that spend much of their time in the air. However, uneven arenas can actually make the attack worse because the initial shot doesn't penetrate walls, and I could see him being a better counter to airborne RMs if he increased his DPS. The only thing going for the buster shots is his Centaur Flash; it typically guarantees that at least one of the projectiles will hit, but that only does so much when the attacks are so infrequent. I'd easily rank Centaurman in F-tier, below Elecman but just barely above Gutsman. (Centaurman seems capable of getting at least a few wins every once in a while, so he isn't AS bad as Gutsy.) I think an easy buff to give him would be to make his "charge attack" do contact damage. Given his size and how he runs across the stage, he clearly is built around contact damage. You don't have to make him ALWAYS do contact damage, just when he's running across the stage (and making that silly trotting sound). I don't think this would buff him a crazy amount, but it might pull him up into D-tier and make him not feel so hopelessly weak.
I agree, contact damage during his charge feels like it'd be a very fair compromise between that part of his kit being useless and having real contact damage.
@ethoatom668 It was a very fun research article. thanks as always B^D. get a lot of comments that his walk should be a charge attack. I can't organize it yet, but I'll comment on this video again later. ....but his walk still doesn't seem like a charge attack to me, so don't get your hopes up 8). I'm not being stubborn, but If anyone has any comments to change my think, I'll give him a contact attack right away 8-)
Just now reading this, didn't know we were making tiers for the Robot Masters now. I think that a major flaw that should be added to the list is that, like Elecman, he *absolutely refuses* to attack unless his own is gone. Usually that might be iffy at best. But the thing is, given where he usually is, he then has to wait out the time it takes for his projectile to travel across the arena, and the time it takes for the splitshot to dissapear. By this time, even a Robot Master like Gutman can get in 2 to 3 hits. If the firing rate of a Robot Master is equal to or greater than the same rate that Gutsman's jumps are, then they've basically won. What REALLY doesn't help is that Centaurman's hitbox is *bigger than Gutsman's*. If he were to use the teleport or Centaur Flash better (or BOTH), he could've at least had a chance to turn around a few fights. But "World's Strongest" sadly doesn't equate to smarts. I think watching Centaurman VS Heatman was the most painful to watch. There's not moving while an attack is headed your way...and then there's just charging right into your enemy's attacks 🤦♂
He has like ONE loop where he flashes, fires the shot, it hits, disappear-miss-me-with-that, second shot hits, comes back and repeats. That’s his winning strat.
I think a freezing character battle royale would be cool. Guts Man, Flash Man, Hard Man, Stone Man, Centaur Man, Concrete Man, and if you ever do 8 bit versions of other characters, Freeze Man maybe?
@@MegaMan-Victory From the perspective of someone unaffected by the time stop, yes, it will take hours. But editing the paused periods out, it'll barely be 10 seconds
@@MegaMan-Victory for who? Probably My Man Fire because of the direct teleport. I guess that would depend on contact damage. Fire also leaves fire on some shots. I've seen comments asking for centaur man to be in Battle Royale maps. Tell me my man Fire rips him a new one on those. The Fire+Heat Tag Team has yet to be defeated
Nice!! Now I'd like to see how Centaur Man fares against these foes: CutMan, Bomb Man, Bubble Man, Flash Man, Needle Man, Top Man, Bright Man, Toad Man (haha), Ring Man, Gravity Man, Stone Man, Gyro Man, Star Man, Charge Man and Knight Man!! Just kidding with that last one....that would be too cruel on CentaurMan.
Poor Centaur Man is too tall, and his shots are too slow compared to literally every other Master. It might honestly be smartest for him to stand facing a wall and spam his shot while jumping occasionally to maximize the spread. That way he can maybe cover the arena in bullets the enemy can't dodge, especially since s seem to be very short or non-existent. Still fun to watch though 😂
Most of the MM6 bosses are really slow at attacking, making them really vulnerable to attacks. Fun Fact: in the mangas, Centaur Man is a girl, after Mega Man shoot on "his" hat.
Removing the contact damage from CentaurMan hurts his chances winning against other Robot Masters, More so that others. Since one of his attacks is a charge attack running at them. Another one is teleporting ontop of them. So he is spending time doing an attacks that does nothing. Would be possible to add a hitbox or contact damage to the attack or him during it. So that he is fighting the other Robot Masters as he intended.
Fun fact Centaur Man was a woman in the manga, so the timing's perfect Also shocking Quick Man outdid another time stopping robot, maybe Bright will avenge Centaur
Interestingly, Heatman became untouchable the very moment he stood at the center of the arena, and he wouldn't move from that spot until he gets hit... if only Centaurman had contact damage for a frame after teleporting
@z0ktwf680 well, Robots are designed to fight players, so it's impossible to have a perfectly fair fights 8). at the very least, fight where they just pass each other and damage each other isn't very interesting. FAQs wrote about contact damage, so take a look please. thanks for watching B^D
VS 🪃Quickman🪃: The Quick Boomerang's homing properties, along with it getting 2 to 3 hits to make up for each 1 that Centaurman lands...Centaurman didn't stand a chance... 😅 VS 🌪Airman🌪: The Blue Menace rears his head once more, bringing with him a maelstrom of projectile deflectors and wind physics! No question of who won here. ADDENIUM: Wait, Centaurman pulled off a win here?!? Damn, that's worth a standing ovation, at the least! VS 💣Crashman💣: Crashman's multihit projectile, combined with Centaurman standing in place while firing...ugh. Doesn't help that Centaurman's main shot flies over Crashman's head. VS ⚙Metalman⚙: Given his size, Centaurman's just target practice for Metalman. Also, this fight made me notice just how reliant Centaurman is on contact damage... VS 🔥Heatman🔥: I understand that "World's Strongest Robots" does NOT equate to "World's Smartest"....but come on. Centaurman, please think more VS ⚡Elecman⚡: Centaurman's reluctance to attack until after the splitshot dissapears once again rears it's head. VS 🦾Gutsman🦾: I...I can't believe I'm saying this but...this might be Centaurman's only victory here..... Centaurman, you're interesting, and you have a unique set of tools. But he is the Gutsman of the MM6 Robots: They can both stun enemies, both of them refuse to attack until their initial projectile is gone, and their movement is limited (Gutsman only moves by jumping, and outside of teleportation, Centaurman only moves to the other side of the screen). I'm sorry you lost, Centaurman. Sorry if this commentary is shorter than usual, I'm running low on sleep at the moment 😅
As others have said, without contact damage, he can't do much except eke out the occasional win against anyone who's not Gutsman, lol. Still, he has some pretty interesting tactics, which could be a threat if he were powered up, eg with contact damage.
Despite not being good, Centaur Man has the tools to give the mighty Air Man trouble, mainly due to his teleportation. Air Man's tornado priority combined with its pushback make AirMan prohibitively hard to hit. But CentaurMan being able to teleport behind both lets him dodge AirMan's attack while getting inside his defenses at the same time. Also, AirMan can't spam tornadoes while frozen, which creates another opening.
mm6 masters are really bad in this thanks to how long it takes for most of them to use attacks or even move around I imagine his warping and Centaur Flash would come in handy in a Battle Royale though
It attacks real slow. In a battle royale the time it would take for the one bullet to travel all the way to the edge and bounce would be a disadvantage in larger stages. On less flat stages it hits an obstacle and bounces early missing many of the combatants. I'd still watch for sure but I'm not sold centaur man would be much else than a damage sponge in real terms.
@@Spikelangelo he probably wouldn't win, but his warping can let him dodge attacks, and if he chains it with his centaur flash, he can potentially get away with surviving to top 3 or something
Yeah I didn't see Centaur Man doing too well here. A lot of the Mega Man 6 bosses are... quite easy. Of course that doesn't necessarily always come over when you're pitting AI against AI but still. Centaur Man is definitely interesting, though. Time Freezing, a spread shot, and being able to just flat-out turn invisible. Air Man/Metal Man: Why does this dude keep trying to telefrag me? And yeah I kinda figured that he would beat Guts Man, since Gutsman is A. Tall enough to get hit by the initial shot of his attack, and B. Will sometimes just not attack for a long long time.
Aquí el problema es que Centaur Man se beneficia mucho de hacer daño por contacto, ya sea al correr o al aparecer encima del enemigo, al no existir daño por contacto, el pobre Centaur Man no tiene mucho que hacer mas que disparar
@anamariaprotasio4340 sorry. I translated your comment, but couldn't understand 8(. "do you make videos with Mega man maker ?" If so, the answer is "No". this game is my program. thanks for watching B^D
@BlueTheMusicianBlob hi B^D. In order to hold leagues, the current robots are biased towards MM2 and 6, but don't worry, little by little making other series 8-)
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Hey! I really like this channel, thanks algorithm. I have an objection though, I feel that the flash stopper technique should cause quickman damage.
@@tbabubba32682 with weaknesses enabled, perhaps
The hardest counter to Centaur Man is being short. The moral of the story I got out of this: Being a short king is optimal for fighting horses.
Actually extremely true. Ever see a horse try to attack a Shetland pony? They kick TOO HIGH and miss.
The stage not being completely flat as well
I expected Centaur man's time stop to hurt Quick man like Flash Stopper does.
Perhaps it does if damage is set to Normal. This is ALL3, IIRC, which means Weakness is not checked.
That went about as badly as I expected. This format isn't kind to RM's who get most of their damage output from contact.
Yeah, perhaps it'd be better to enable contact damage for characters like Centaur Man since he's so severely neutered without it.
See also: Snakeman
(Seriously, he does 10 contact damage, which is impressive enough to put several *fortress bosses* to shame)
@@PeanutTechno Wait, seriously!? I thought the contact kings were MM4'S 8 damage crew!
@@ShinMajin I could be wrong. I remembered that info from an old "Top 10 Hardest Megaman Bosses" video, and Snakeman's pattern is (quite unforunately) simplistic to the point where you almost have to be trying to get hit
I really wish Snakeman had a MUCH tougher bossfight, he deserves better ;_;
@@PeanutTechno in MM3, there isnt robot masters that do 8 HP contact damage, but 6 (topman, magnetman, snakeman, hardman, geminiman, shadowman sliding) and 4 (sparkman, shadowman, needleman)
Is it just me or when Centaur Man was running on Metal Man's conveyors opposite of its direction, it was really funny?
Despite losing for the majority of the other AIs, i think CentaurMan is by far the most unique and interesting to watch.
Something about the teleports, followed by an instant Flash its pretty hyped, specially when he's low at HP
SHEEP RUNNER IT'S U!
I dunno. Kinda made the fights drag on. It was interesting when they were close but I felt the need to fast forward most of this
@@reserven5795 honestly saying, but the majority of MM6 fights are slow
Was expecting Centaur Man to fight Bright Man or Flash Man. Time stopping for days.
without contact damage centaur man seems really really weak, it basically makes one of his attacks become a weakness
however, in any team fight centaur man seems like really really good support, just like guts man
I think we've got a new Guts Man.
Ideas for Super Centaur Man:
1) Centaur Flash causes damage.
2) His initial shot (the one that splits into other shots) is substantially larger.
3) Centaur Man deals contact damage.
4) Centaur Flash stuns enemies for longer.
5) Teleporting creates a spread of projectiles. This could be when he disappears, when he reappears, or both.
6) When he shoots, he simultaneously fires a slow projectile and a fast one. Both split into regular projectiles when they hit something.
I vote for contact damage during the dash, being in alignment with his original design. I'm pretty sure that's intended to be an attack.
@@PublicNMEno1 That would certainly explain why it has a unique sound effect. In that case, I'd say it should also repel projectiles.
I agree with this. @@PublicNMEno1
Seconding contact damage that only happens during the dash. It's the closest way to simulate what he's meant to do without giving him just full contact damage everywhere. Kinda like Super Guts Man is in this channel's other videos actually.
Good ideas here, nice work! 😄👍
Better idea: After Centaur Flash, but before he fires, he teleports behind the enemy, THEN fires. If there are multiple enemies, he'll go for whoever did the most damage to him in the last 5 seconds. He'll also use Centaur Flash after the enemy lands from a jump before teleporting behind them. He also has a 50/50 chance to use Centaur Flash after taking damage.
Oh, Centaur Man is finally here?! Very coool, dude. (I didn't expected to Centaur Man be... "Guts Man's friends", as i called his little weakness.)
Everyone should remember a few of things about stunning Robot Masters:
1) In single battles, they are doing less DPS, than other types of Robot Masters. (For example, even Cut Man can do more DPS, than Centaur Man)
2) In team battles they can be very good supporter for another types of Robot Masters.
Personal Assessment
Centaurman is probably one of the most fascinating RMs we've seen yet because of how unique and varied his arsenal is and godawful it is. You know there's something wrong with you if a match-up against Gutsman is close. Centaurman has three (maybe four if you're generous) moves.
- The first is his offensive tool, which is the buster shot. His buster shot is unique in two ways:
1) It splits apart and fans out upon contact with a wall.
2) It's shot too goddamn high to hit most robot masters.
- His second and most unique move (At least compared to the RMs we've seen on the channel; some RMs do a very similar thing) Is his Centaur Flash. Centaur Flash freezes the opponent in place (but not their projectiles) for a short time. This synergizes well with his buster shot when it fans out since there's a good chance it'll hit any airborne opponents.
- His third ability is teleportation. He can flash from one side of the arena to another in just a split second. This is really his only method of evading attacks and is quite useful.
- His arguably fourth move is charging across the arena, but this does absolutely nothing for him.
I see three major flaws that really drag Centaurman down.
1) He's too damn big; he's by far the largest RM we've seen yet, and bigger is never better in terms of these fights.
2) He takes so long between attacks that his DPS is abysmal.
3) To further exacerbate the previous issue, his buster attack (his only attack, mind you) is incredibly unreliable. The best counterplay against it is not to jump (unless you're an above-average-sized RM like Airman or Gustman) because it's shot way too damn high (another consequence of Centaurman being so huge.)
I thought the fan-out attack would make him more suited on uneven arenas or against RMs that spend much of their time in the air. However, uneven arenas can actually make the attack worse because the initial shot doesn't penetrate walls, and I could see him being a better counter to airborne RMs if he increased his DPS.
The only thing going for the buster shots is his Centaur Flash; it typically guarantees that at least one of the projectiles will hit, but that only does so much when the attacks are so infrequent.
I'd easily rank Centaurman in F-tier, below Elecman but just barely above Gutsman. (Centaurman seems capable of getting at least a few wins every once in a while, so he isn't AS bad as Gutsy.)
I think an easy buff to give him would be to make his "charge attack" do contact damage. Given his size and how he runs across the stage, he clearly is built around contact damage. You don't have to make him ALWAYS do contact damage, just when he's running across the stage (and making that silly trotting sound).
I don't think this would buff him a crazy amount, but it might pull him up into D-tier and make him not feel so hopelessly weak.
I agree, contact damage during his charge feels like it'd be a very fair compromise between that part of his kit being useless and having real contact damage.
@ethoatom668 It was a very fun research article. thanks as always B^D. get a lot of comments that his walk should be a charge attack. I can't organize it yet, but I'll comment on this video again later. ....but his walk still doesn't seem like a charge attack to me, so don't get your hopes up 8). I'm not being stubborn, but If anyone has any comments to change my think, I'll give him a contact attack right away 8-)
Just now reading this, didn't know we were making tiers for the Robot Masters now.
I think that a major flaw that should be added to the list is that, like Elecman, he *absolutely refuses* to attack unless his own is gone. Usually that might be iffy at best. But the thing is, given where he usually is, he then has to wait out the time it takes for his projectile to travel across the arena, and the time it takes for the splitshot to dissapear. By this time, even a Robot Master like Gutman can get in 2 to 3 hits. If the firing rate of a Robot Master is equal to or greater than the same rate that Gutsman's jumps are, then they've basically won.
What REALLY doesn't help is that Centaurman's hitbox is *bigger than Gutsman's*. If he were to use the teleport or Centaur Flash better (or BOTH), he could've at least had a chance to turn around a few fights. But "World's Strongest" sadly doesn't equate to smarts.
I think watching Centaurman VS Heatman was the most painful to watch. There's not moving while an attack is headed your way...and then there's just charging right into your enemy's attacks 🤦♂
His charge needs to count for dmg
No wonder poor ol' Centaur Man got buffed in Power Fighters!
He has like ONE loop where he flashes, fires the shot, it hits, disappear-miss-me-with-that, second shot hits, comes back and repeats. That’s his winning strat.
2 wins against Air man ? not gonna lie, that is a huge achivement, even after all the beatdowns he received.
As many others have said, contact damage is part of his battle design so I think he should have it. (Only when he charges, not when stationary.)
I think a freezing character battle royale would be cool.
Guts Man, Flash Man, Hard Man, Stone Man, Centaur Man, Concrete Man, and if you ever do 8 bit versions of other characters, Freeze Man maybe?
@an3_omx oh, It's cool, but the time may not go by easily LOL B^D
@@MegaMan-Victory
From the perspective of someone unaffected by the time stop, yes, it will take hours. But editing the paused periods out, it'll barely be 10 seconds
The start of Heat vs Centaur had me thinking Heat would actually lose
I never realized how much bigger the later Robot Masters got before seeing them side by side with the older ones.
Hope we can see wood, bubble, and flash fight him as well
No Fire Man?! At least its tag-team partner Heat representing properly :D
@Spikelangelo he also tried it, but it didn't get very fun. sorry B^D
@@MegaMan-Victory for who? Probably My Man Fire because of the direct teleport. I guess that would depend on contact damage. Fire also leaves fire on some shots.
I've seen comments asking for centaur man to be in Battle Royale maps. Tell me my man Fire rips him a new one on those.
The Fire+Heat Tag Team has yet to be defeated
And Guts Man Gets Dogged On for the Billionth Time. Is there Anyone that Guts Man can Defeat Clean cause I honestly feel bad for him.
I think if Gutsman jump would cause contact damage like it does in the game he'll win abit more and put out more damage 😀😀
Nice!! Now I'd like to see how Centaur Man fares against these foes: CutMan, Bomb Man, Bubble Man, Flash Man, Needle Man, Top Man, Bright Man, Toad Man (haha), Ring Man, Gravity Man, Stone Man, Gyro Man, Star Man, Charge Man and Knight Man!! Just kidding with that last one....that would be too cruel on CentaurMan.
@toryficarola7238 I wonder if Toad man can beat him lol 8)
Weird how his teleport makes him unhittable when the animation starts here but not in the layer videos. Maybe it broke when the teleport got a hitbox?
looks like its very hard to make up for a difference in attack speed
hahaha crashman is so short that he can't be hit, look kinda cute lol
Poor Centaur Man is too tall, and his shots are too slow compared to literally every other Master. It might honestly be smartest for him to stand facing a wall and spam his shot while jumping occasionally to maximize the spread. That way he can maybe cover the arena in bullets the enemy can't dodge, especially since s seem to be very short or non-existent. Still fun to watch though 😂
@Shuukuriimudaisuki-sama thanks for watching B^D
Can I assume the I rant death clips means that the fight went exactly the same as the other venue?
@zevin_actionman that's right B^D. If the shape of the stage and the result are the same, it may be omitted 8)
The best thing about centaur is invisible teleport
Clashman takes no damage. The beast lol
Most of the MM6 bosses are really slow at attacking, making them really vulnerable to attacks.
Fun Fact: in the mangas, Centaur Man is a girl, after Mega Man shoot on "his" hat.
I am surprised Centaur Man won any of these. The competition for stunning with Guts Man was tense though.
Removing the contact damage from CentaurMan hurts his chances winning against other Robot Masters, More so that others.
Since one of his attacks is a charge attack running at them. Another one is teleporting ontop of them. So he is spending time doing an attacks that does nothing.
Would be possible to add a hitbox or contact damage to the attack or him during it. So that he is fighting the other Robot Masters as he intended.
Should've made centaur man's freeze attack drain quick man's HP..
Fun fact Centaur Man was a woman in the manga, so the timing's perfect
Also shocking Quick Man outdid another time stopping robot, maybe Bright will avenge Centaur
Interestingly, Heatman became untouchable the very moment he stood at the center of the arena, and he wouldn't move from that spot until he gets hit... if only Centaurman had contact damage for a frame after teleporting
やっぱりFC後期のボスは初期のボスに比べて攻撃間隔がヌルめで不利か
それでも大抵のボスが無双されて終わるエアーマンを2回も倒してるのは凄い
突進に攻撃判定があるケンタウロスも居た記憶あるけどそのパターンならまた変わりそう
Just goes to show that they really don't make 'em like they use to.
in your opinion: removing damage per contact would make the fights fair or not?
@z0ktwf680 well, Robots are designed to fight players, so it's impossible to have a perfectly fair fights 8). at the very least, fight where they just pass each other and damage each other isn't very interesting. FAQs wrote about contact damage, so take a look please. thanks for watching B^D
Oh my god, Elec Man won 1.
VS 🪃Quickman🪃: The Quick Boomerang's homing properties, along with it getting 2 to 3 hits to make up for each 1 that Centaurman lands...Centaurman didn't stand a chance... 😅
VS 🌪Airman🌪: The Blue Menace rears his head once more, bringing with him a maelstrom of projectile deflectors and wind physics! No question of who won here. ADDENIUM: Wait, Centaurman pulled off a win here?!? Damn, that's worth a standing ovation, at the least!
VS 💣Crashman💣: Crashman's multihit projectile, combined with Centaurman standing in place while firing...ugh. Doesn't help that Centaurman's main shot flies over Crashman's head.
VS ⚙Metalman⚙: Given his size, Centaurman's just target practice for Metalman. Also, this fight made me notice just how reliant Centaurman is on contact damage...
VS 🔥Heatman🔥: I understand that "World's Strongest Robots" does NOT equate to "World's Smartest"....but come on. Centaurman, please think more
VS ⚡Elecman⚡: Centaurman's reluctance to attack until after the splitshot dissapears once again rears it's head.
VS 🦾Gutsman🦾: I...I can't believe I'm saying this but...this might be Centaurman's only victory here.....
Centaurman, you're interesting, and you have a unique set of tools. But he is the Gutsman of the MM6 Robots: They can both stun enemies, both of them refuse to attack until their initial projectile is gone, and their movement is limited (Gutsman only moves by jumping, and outside of teleportation, Centaurman only moves to the other side of the screen). I'm sorry you lost, Centaurman.
Sorry if this commentary is shorter than usual, I'm running low on sleep at the moment 😅
@PeanutTechno long time no see 8-). I enjoyed the article as usual, thanks B^D
Everyone: "I can't beat Air Man!"
Centaur Man *boastfully* "I have twice! And Guts Man mulriple times!!"
As others have said, without contact damage, he can't do much except eke out the occasional win against anyone who's not Gutsman, lol. Still, he has some pretty interesting tactics, which could be a threat if he were powered up, eg with contact damage.
CrystalMan Vs AirMan Pls
@StarMan57335 oh, it looks like a fun fight B^D
Okay but why did Air Man vs Centaur Man go hard on their first match
Despite not being good, Centaur Man has the tools to give the mighty Air Man trouble, mainly due to his teleportation. Air Man's tornado priority combined with its pushback make AirMan prohibitively hard to hit. But CentaurMan being able to teleport behind both lets him dodge AirMan's attack while getting inside his defenses at the same time.
Also, AirMan can't spam tornadoes while frozen, which creates another opening.
mm6 masters are really bad in this thanks to how long it takes for most of them to use attacks or even move around
I imagine his warping and Centaur Flash would come in handy in a Battle Royale though
It attacks real slow. In a battle royale the time it would take for the one bullet to travel all the way to the edge and bounce would be a disadvantage in larger stages. On less flat stages it hits an obstacle and bounces early missing many of the combatants. I'd still watch for sure but I'm not sold centaur man would be much else than a damage sponge in real terms.
@@Spikelangelo he probably wouldn't win, but his warping can let him dodge attacks, and if he chains it with his centaur flash, he can potentially get away with surviving to top 3 or something
A investida do Centaur Man não deveria causar dano?
If anyone needs a contact hitbox, it's Centaur Man
Yeah I didn't see Centaur Man doing too well here. A lot of the Mega Man 6 bosses are... quite easy. Of course that doesn't necessarily always come over when you're pitting AI against AI but still.
Centaur Man is definitely interesting, though. Time Freezing, a spread shot, and being able to just flat-out turn invisible.
Air Man/Metal Man: Why does this dude keep trying to telefrag me?
And yeah I kinda figured that he would beat Guts Man, since Gutsman is A. Tall enough to get hit by the initial shot of his attack, and B. Will sometimes just not attack for a long long time.
Centaur man always felt like kind of a joke.
Guts would probably win if he was a bit smaller. He got hit so many times on the ground, while the other robot masters being under the shot !
Aquí el problema es que Centaur Man se beneficia mucho de hacer daño por contacto, ya sea al correr o al aparecer encima del enemigo, al no existir daño por contacto, el pobre Centaur Man no tiene mucho que hacer mas que disparar
Podia fazer com os chefes de megaman 1 vs os proprios primeiros na ordem isso é um programa maker de megaman q simula batalhas é isso né
@anamariaprotasio4340 sorry. I translated your comment, but couldn't understand 8(. "do you make videos with Mega man maker ?" If so, the answer is "No". this game is my program. thanks for watching B^D
centaur man attacks: flash, shoot, and walk
Seems Like You Like MM6 Robot Masters, But I Like MM4 and MM5 Robot Masters
@BlueTheMusicianBlob hi B^D. In order to hold leagues, the current robots are biased towards MM2 and 6, but don't worry, little by little making other series 8-)
@@MegaMan-Victory alright, also i am a bit nervous to ask you something
@BlueTheMusicianBlob I have many misunderstandings, but ask me anything! B^D. always look forward to your comments 8-)
@@MegaMan-Victory Okay Umm, Do you Plan to Create Ds Server?
@BlueTheMusicianBlob oh, discord? I don't plan to create 8-). It sounds like fun, but I won't be able to join much B^D
Centaur Man seems to have a very low fire rate compared to the other robot masters making his overall dps a lot lower.
They do more DMG touching MegaMan than there weapons
Technically... shouldn't Centaur Man's "Centaur Flash" damage Quick Man in a similar manner to Flash Man's "Time Stopper"?
@bardinblue9830 If Quick man can damage by freeze, I think it's limited to fights without damage fixation B^D
I don't understand.
Conclusão o centauro é fraco tanto q no.jogo dele é a primeira arma q vc pega😂😂😂😂
Centaur man is really weak compared to his comrades
ガッツマン弱いな…攻撃回数が少ないのが原因か…
大概の奴に立ち状態でかわせるケンタウロスマンのショット当たるしな…
He's worthless
But he looks cool.
@@Spoonky92 very, if any 6 RM was to return, it should be him. But here, he's useless
But he has four legs!!!!!!!
Crash Man is too short for him to get hit.