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Mega Man X3 (SNES) FAQ
Created By: MetroidMoo (metroidmoo@earthlink.net)
Latest Version: 1.2
Created On: September 9, 2000
Last Updated: March 18, 2001
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Version 1.2 - March 18, 2001
Added the Frequently Asked Questions section.
Version 1.1 - January 17, 2001
Made some minor changes.
Version 1.05 - October 7, 2000
Added strategies for a couple bosses.
Version 1.01 - October 1, 2000
Made a correction.
Version 1.0 - September 29, 2000
First (and complete) version of the guide.
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2) FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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This section answers the most common questions about the game.
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Q: How do I play as Zero?
A: Press Start and then the R button to bring up a panel. Here you
can switch from X to Zero and back again. There will be certain
situations where you cannot switch to Zero (i.e. most bosses).
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Q: How do I use the armor platforms?
A: To use the robot ride armor platform, you must first get the
Chimera armor located in Blast Hornet's stage.
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Q: Why can't I get the Gold Armor?
A: Make sure you meet all the requirements for it and have a full
energy meter by the time you reach the hidden room. The most
frequent error is collecting one of the four special chips. Do
not obtain any of them.
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Q: I can't find the bug mini-boss! Where is it?
A: You must defeat Vile using the S. Blade weapon in the factory
mini-stage. If you don't, you'll just find an empty room where
the bug is supposed to be.
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3) STAGE MAPS
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This section contains maps of the stages and the locations of the items.
Thanks goes to Procyon Lotor for these maps!
Key
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H - Heart Tank
S - Sub-Tank
E - Enhancement
R - Robot Ride Armor
B - Boss
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4) WEAPONS
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This section contains information about the weapons.
X. Buster
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Received From: N/A
Your basic weapon for the game. It has unlimited energy, so ammo is not a
concern. The X. Buster can be charged to one of four (or five if you count the
Beam Sabre) power levels. The longer you charge it, the more damage it can
cause.
Acid B.
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Received From: Toxic Seahorse
This weapon fires a small ball of green acid. When this ball hits an object
(floor, ceiling, etc.), it will split into smaller pieces. When Acid B. is
charged, it fires two balls that bounce around for a little bit. This weapon
is pretty useful.
P. Bomb
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Received From: Blast Hornet
The P. Bomb fires a spider-like device that can attach to certain enemies.
When it latches onto one, it causes the enemy to freeze in place. Then after
about five seconds the bomb will explode. When you attempt to use this on
other enemies (particuraly the large ones), it causes minimal damage. The P.
Bomb creates four crosshairs around Mega Man X when charged. When an enemy
gets near you, it will fire a "homing hornet" after that enemy. That's good
against the smaller enemies but not against the stronger ones.
Triad T.
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Received From: Volt Catfish
When used, the Triad T. surrounds X with three devices. These devices create
an electric triangle. After a couple seconds the electricity will shoot off
the screen. The Triad T. creates a powerful earthquake when charged --
destroying any enemy that is attached to the floor, wall, or ceiling. The
earthquake does not affect any airborne enemies.
S. Blade
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Received From: Crush Crawfish
A handy weapon for destroying an enemy that can attack from behind. The S.
Blade fires two circular saws that swing behind X. When charged, it fires a
large saw in front of X. It sound good, but it's not that useful.
Ray S.
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Received From: Neon Tiger
Ray S. fires a splash of plasma in front of X. This splash will gradually
spread out. When charged, the Ray S. creates a glass container with plasma
inside of it. This container shoots plasma all over the screen. It's useful
for trashing several enemies that are in your vicinity.
G. Well
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Received From: Gravity Beetle
The G. Well is a fun weapon to play around with. When used, it creates a
small gravity well. Enemies on the screen will shake and self-destruct.
Unfortunately, this does not affect all ennemies. Charge up the G. Well and
watch as the enemies get blown right off the planet! Yee-haw! ;)
Frost S.
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Received From: Blizzard Buffalo
The Frost S. fires arrows of ice. You can fire up to two of them on the
screen at once. When the arrow hits a wall or enemy, a part of it will fall to
the ground. Once it hits the ground, it turns into another pointy ice
structure. When you charge up the Frost S., it creates a large chunk of ice in
front of X's cannon that can be used as a shield. If you try to use Frost S.
underwater, the ice weapons will be larger.
T. Fang
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Received From: Tunnel Rhino
The T. Fang fires up to three drills. The drills will gradually damage an
enemy that it hits. You can also use this weapon to break down cracked walls.
When you charge the T. Fang, it creates a drill on Mega Man X's cannon. As you
hold down the Y button, it will continue to use weapon energy.
Hyper C.
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Received From: Enhancement Chip Capsule
The Hyper C. is a bit different when compared to the other weapons in your
inventory. This fires charged X. Buster shots without having to charge up the
X. Buster. The Hyper C. is great when fighting bosses, especially Kaiser
Sigma. If you have Zero's Beam Sabre, you can also use that with the Hyper C.
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5) ENHANCEMENTS
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This section contains the locations and functions of the enhancements.
NOTE: Remember that you can only have one of the four chips installed. If you
pick up the Gold Armor, you can have all four!
Later on in the stage, you will encounter another rock similar to the one
that blocked the way to the Heart Tank. Use a charged Triad T. to knock the
rock down. Then go left and wall kick your way up.
Function: The Sensor Upgrade let's Mega Man X display a basic radar map of the
current stage you're in (only works with the Mavericks' stages). On the stage
select screen, it lets you know what items are in a certain stage and whether
or not you have found that item.
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Armor Upgrade
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Location: Volt Catfish's Stage
Requirements: X. Buster Upgrade, G. Well
There is a lift right before you go to the bridge outside. Take the lift the
whole way to the top to find a strange device on the floor. Stand on it,
charged up G. Well, and and use it to make the device rise. Once it's done
going up, you can reach the capsule.
Function: As you might expect, the Armor Upgrade decreases the amount of
damage you take. As you get hit, a defensive barrier will appear and protect
you from harm.
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X. Buster Upgrade
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Location: Neon Tiger's Stage
Requirements: T. Fang, Air Dash Upgrade
At one point in the stage, there is a weak wall to the right of a ladder.
Use the T. Fang to break through the wall. Enter the room and use the air dash
to reach the capsule.
Function: Upgrading the X. Buster enables you to fire more powerful charged
shots. If you fire the two charged shots quick enough, they will cross and
create a large blast. This upgrade also lets you charge weapons you receive
from the bosses.
At one point in the stage, the entire screen will be snowy. Towards the end
of the snowy area is a ledge high in the air. Do a dash jump to the right off
that ledge. You should see yet another ledge. Get on top of it and enter the
room. Dr. Light's capsule will be in there.
Function: This enhancement is similar to Mega Man X2's. It allows you to air
dash to the left, right, and straight up. Useful for dodging attacks and
reaching new areas.
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Energy Chip
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Location: Blast Hornet's Stage
Requirements: H (Hawk) Armor
Choose the Hawk Armor from the robot ride platform in the stage. Then do a
dash jump of the ledge to the right and use the jetpack, too. You should reach
the small room with the capsule.
Function: This enables you to recover energy while standing still. It sounds
great, but it takes a long time to recover all of your health. You also cannot
move to recover, so this chip is useless in a battle.
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Body Chip
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Location: Crush Crawfish's Stage
Requirements: N (Chimera) Armor, K (Kangaroo) Armor, or H (Hawk) Armor
When you first enter the level, hop on the robot ride platform and choose a
mech. Then after you fall down through the scaffolds, go down the first hole
you come across. This leads you to a weak wall. Use the mech to destory and
procede on to the capsule.
Function: This chip decreases even more damage done to you and improves the
defensive shields.
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Arm Chip
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Location: Gravity Beetle's Stage
Requirements: N (Chimera) Armor, K (Kangaroo) Armor, or H (Hawk) Armor
Right before the part with the falling platforms, there is a robot ride
platform. Choose one of the above three mechs and continue on through the
stage. When you reach a dead end use the mech to smash through the blocks. Now
just keep going to the right.
Function: With this chip, you can use the Hyper C. weapon. Each time you take
damage, some of that damage will be stored in Hyper C. You can use this weapon
to fire charged shots without having to take time to charge the X. Buster.
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Leg Chip
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Location: Toxic Seahorse's Stage
Requirements: F (Frog) Armor
Go to the robot ride platform right before the underwater part and choose
the Frog Armor. Now enter water and stay on the top path to find two fans.
Destroy the fans with the homing torpedoes. Hop out of the armor and wall kick
out of the water. Keep going to the right to find the capsule.
Function: This chip lets you air dash two times while in the air.
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Gold Armor
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Location: Dr. Doppler's Lab (1st Stage)
Requirements: All Upgrades, Mechs, Heart Tanks, Sub-Tanks, No Chips
Right before the part with the spiked balls, there is a gap. Fall down on
the left side of the wall, and you should find a hidden passage if you have
met all the requirements and have full energy. Go left to find a small room
with a pink capsule.
Function: The Gold Armor gives all four of the chips to you. VERY useful!
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Zero's Beam Sabre
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Location: Dr. Doppler's Lab (2nd Stage)
Requirements: Vile Defeated (With S. Blade)
In the second stage of Dr. Doppler's Lab, there's a bug mini-boss. Instead
of battling it with X, use Zero. Once you defeat the bug with Zero, it will
fall and explode on him. X then teleports in, and Zero gives him his Beam
Sabre. Remember that by doing this, Zero is counted as being lost and will not
be seen in the ending.
Function: The Beam Sabre allows you to charge up to a new power level on the
X. Buster. When you use this new weapon, X will throw the beam in front of
him. The Beam Sabre defeats ANY boss in only TWO hits, even Kaiser Sigma!
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6) HEART TANK LOCATIONS
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This section contains the locations of the Heart Tanks.
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Blast Hornet
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Requirements: Air Dash Upgrade
You'll find this one soon after you encounter Doppler's aircraft. Right
after that part, you should see a wall that's a bit off the ground. Air dash
straight up and wall kick your way up the wall. The Heart Tank will be up
there.
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Blizzard Buffalo
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Requirements: N (Chimera) Armor or K (Kangaroo) Armor
Right after you find the robot ride platform, there some large ice blocks.
Use either Chimera or Kangaroo to smash through them. You'll find the Heart
Tank after that.
Early in the stage, you'll have to climb up through sewer water. Go to the
very top to find the Heart Tank.
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Volt Catfish
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Requirements: Air Dash Upgrade
When you reach the second lift, ride it the whole way to the top. There
should be a room to the right. The Heart Tank will be in there. Use the air
dash enhancement to avoid the spikes on the floor.
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Crush Crawfish
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Requirements: N (Chimera) Armor, K (Kangaroo) Armor, or H (Hawk) Armor
Go to the robot ride platform right at the beginning of the level and choose
one of the above three mechs. Continue on, and you will see a robot fall
through a couple layers of scafolding. One of the walls on the right is weak,
so use the mech to smash through it. The Heart Tank is in there.
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Tunnel Rhino
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Requirements: X. Buster Upgrade, Triad T.
A bit after the start of the stage there is a small room with a boulder tied
to the ceiling. Use a charged Triad T. attack for bring the rock down. Now you
can reach the tank!
This Heart Tank is right above the boss gate. Use the flying bug platform
and dash jump off of it to reach the item.
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7) SUB-TANK LOCATIONS
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This section contains the locations of the Sub-Tanks.
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Blizzard Buffalo
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Requirements: Air Dash Upgrade
As soon as you enter the snowy area, you will see the Sub-Tank on a ledge.
Use the air dash enhancement to reach the ledge.
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Volt Catfish
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Requirements: Any Robot Ride Armor
One point in the stage there is a lot of electricity moving around in the
background. Head up and go to the left to find a robot ride platform. Choose
any armor and fall back down. The floor will break, and you can procede to the
left to find the Sub-Tank.
Fairly early in the stage, you will see devices that spew out sand. After
that section, you'll have to go down. The Sub-Tank can be found right before
you head down.
You'll find this item very early in the stage. When you enter the first
large room, go to the upper-right corner. Use the flying bug platform to reach
the tank.
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8) ROBOT RIDE ARMOR
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This section contains information about the four mechs.
General Information
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There are a total of four mechs in MMX3. These robots can be used to help
you to get past tricky areas or to obtain new items. Throughout the game you
will find robot ride platforms. When you step onto one of these platforms, you
can choose what mech to use -- depending on what you have collected so far.
Once you hop into a mech, a new energy meter will appear. Unliked the other
Mega Man X games, you will now be able to tell how much more damage the mech
can take. When the energy meter becomes empty, the mech starts to flash. Then
it'll eventually explode. Each mech has different characteristics, so make use
of them!
N (Chimera) Armor
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Location: Blast Hornet's Stage
Requirements: T. Fang
Chimera should be the first armor you should get. Without it, you cannot use
the other three mechs. In Blast Hornet's level, you will encounter a couple
tall structures. There some crates that connect these structures. When you
destroy one of these sets of crates, it will destroy the bridge. Go down and
break down the weak wall with T. Fang. Destroy the crates there and continue
down. There you will find Chimera captured by a robot you found in the very
first stage. Destroy it and Chimera is yours!
Information: Chimera is the basic robot ride armor. Unlike the others, it
doesn't have any useful special abilities. For those of you that have played
Mega Man X1, you should recognize this mech.
K (Kangaroo) Armor
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Location: Toxic Seahorse's Stage
Requirements: X. Buster Upgrade, Frost S.
When you reach the underwater part, cross over the first gap. Charge up
Frost S. to create a large chunk of ice you can ride on. It will take you to
the surface where you can reach the item.
Information: Kangaroo is almost identical to the mech found in Mega Man X2.
This mech is very similar to Chimera, except it uses spin blades instead of
fists. When you hold down the Y button, the spin blades will start spinning.
Let go of the Y button to fire the mech's arm a short distance. Remember that
while you can't walk while the blades are spinning, you can still dash.
H (Hawk) Armor
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Location: Crush Crawfish's Stage
Requirements: X. Buster Upgrade, Triad T.
Use a charged Triad T. attack near the beginning of the stage. If you use it
in the right spot, a small section of the ground will explode. Fall down and
pick up the item.
Information: Hawk is one of the better mechs to use. For its weapon, it fires
rockets out of its twin cannons. If you hold down the B button after doing a
jump, the Hawk's jetpack will let you stay up in the air for a little while
longer.
F (Frog) Armor
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Location: Gravity Beetle's Stage
Requirements: Air Dash Upgrade
After the room where you can fight Bit/Byte, you will enter an area with
some wind. Wall kick up the small tower on the left to find the item. Use the
air dash to reach it.
Information: While the Frog is almost useless on land, it is the only mech
that can operate underwater. All other mechs will short-circuit and explode.
When underwater, you can fire small homing torpedoes.
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9) BOSS STRATEGIES
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This section contains strategies on defeating the bosses. I listed the
Mavericks in the order I would recommend fighting them.
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Intro Stage
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Mid-Boss - Mac
Because you will be playing as Zero at this point in the stage, Mac is
incredibly easy to defeat. One charged shot and a hit from the Beam Sabre is
enough to beat him.
Boss - Giant Robot
Another easy enemy. 8 charged X. Buster shots to its head and you're done!
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Misc. Bosses
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NOTE #1: Bit and Byte can be "defeated" in two ways. If you use a weapon
that's not their weakness, they will escape once you defeat them. But if you
use a weapon that is a weakness to them, they will be truely defeated. Doing
the latter makes the game easier.
NOTE #2: You can find the teleporter to Vile's factory in Blizzard Buffalo's,
Crush Crawfish's, and Volt Catfish's stages. Like Bit and Byte, you can truely
defeat Vile using his weakness. Truely defeating Vile prevents you from
fighting a more difficult version of him later on in Dr. Doppler's Lab.
Boss - Bit
Weakness: Triad T. or Frost S.
This bot can be tough. He uses three different attacks: a homing fireball, a
ring that can trap you, and a dash that he uses constantly. When Bit is about
to dash, he will move at the current level you're at. Use the air dash to
avoid him. You'll have to keep moving if you plan to survive. Use Frost S. (or
Triad T.) and a Sub-Tank when you're low on energy.
Boss - Byte
Weakness: Ray S. or T. Fang
Byte may seem like a difficult boss by looking at his size, but he's
actually not so hot. He throws a magnetic mine against the wall that causes
you get pushed away from the wall. Use the air dash to stay on, and use it
again when Byte charges at you to avoid him. Peg him with T. Fang, and this
will be a breeze.
Boss - Vile (In Armored Carrier)
Weakness: S. Blade
Nothing tough here. Air dash over Vile's armored carrier when he charges at
you. Then turn around and hit him with S. Blade. Keep repeating this process.
Boss - Vile
Weakness: S. Blade
Since his attacks don't do a lot of damage, he's not too difficult. Again,
keep using S. Blade to beat him.
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Mavericks
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Boss - Toxic Seahorse
Weakness: X. Buster (or Frost S.)
Weapon Received: Acid B.
Toxic Seahorse is a decent choice for fighting first. Before you fight him,
I would recommend picking up any items (Air Dash Upgrade, Heart Tanks, etc.)
you can get at this point in the game.
For the first half of the battle, Toxic Seahorse throws acid that bounces
around the room. When the acid hits the ceiling, it splits into several small
pieces. TS also jumps towards you. When he does that, dash to the other side
of the room and shoot him when he lands. Just keep using charged shots.
Once you knock off about half his energy, his attack pattern changes
slightly. Toxic Seahorse now throws two balls of acid that bounce towards your
direction. He also randomly "melts" into the ground. Keep wall kicking when he
does this. TS eventually pops back out of the ground. Again, use charged shots
and use a Sub-Tank (if you have any) when needed.
Boss - Tunnel Rhino
Weakness: Acid B.
Weapon Received: T. Fang
Tunnel Rhino is a snap to defeat with Acid Burst. Each time you hit him with
the weapon, he will charge at a wall. When he charges, just air dash over him,
turn around, and fire Acid B. Keep repeating, and you should win.
Boss - Volt Catfish
Weakness: T. Fang
Weapon Received: Triad T.
Each time you hit Volt Catfish with T. Fang, he jumps towards you. So move
out of his way and hit him again. Keep repeating this. Once you knock off
about 2/3 of his energy, he uses a new attack. He jumps in the center of the
room and take in some electricity. He uses that to launch sparks all around
the room. Use T. Fang, and you won't have a problem.
Boss - Crush Crawfish
Weakness: Triad T.
Weapon Received: S. Blade
No real strategy to beat this guy. Watch out for his claw because it can
cause you to lose a good portion of your energy. Just keep shocking him with
Triad T. and air dash to dodge his attacks.
Boss - Neon Tiger
Weakness: S. Blade
Weapon Received: Ray S.
A bit tougher than Crush Crawfish. S. Blade works well against him, but you
have to aim correctly since the blades come back like a boomerang. Neon Tiger
fires a barrage of shots you at random times, but you can easily avoid them by
sticking to the ground or the wall -- depending on where he's attacking.
Boss - Gravity Beetle
Weakness: Ray S.
Weapon Received: G. Well
You won't face a problem with Gravity Beetle if you have Ray S. Keep
shooting him with it, and air dash over him if he gets too close to you. Then
hit with Ray S. some more. Do that cycle over and over until you win.
Boss - Blast Hornet
Weakness: G. Well
Weapon Received: P. Bomb
The Mavericks don't get any easier than this! Each time you use G. Well,
Blast Hornet will freeze in his current position and lose four energy units.
If you can't beat this robot, you REALLY have a problem...
Boss - Blizzard Buffalo
Weakness: P. Bomb
Weapon Received: Frost S.
Yet another easy Maverick. Use P. Bomb and air dash over Blizzard Buffalo
when he charges at you.
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Dr. Doppler's Lab #1
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NOTE: The bosses you fight in the first two lab stages depend on what optional
bosses you've defeated. If you truly defeated both Bit and Byte, you'll fight
the Junkyard Robot. And if you didn't, you'll fight a combined version of Bit
and Byte.
Boss - Junkyard Robot
Weakness: Ray S. or T. Fang
While this boss isn't particularly difficult, it's very easy to lose energy.
Hang on the left wall and keep using Ray S. or T. Fang. Once you defeat the
part of the robot that spits out acid, the floor will be flooded with acid. Be
careful of the robot's claw because that's where you'll probably up losing
most of your energy.
Boss - Bit & Byte
Weakness: P. Bomb or Ray S.
This boss can be a pain. They use two main attacks: a sword beam and their
fists. The sword beam is thrown depending on your position. If you're on the
ground, you can easily evade the beam by dashing under it. The fist attack is
really annoying. They'll throw one fist that will attempt to capture and shove
you against the ceiling. Then the other fist will punch you. If you use Ray S.
and Sub-Tanks, you should be able to beat them.
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Dr. Doppler's Lab #2
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NOTE: If you truly defeated Vile, you'll fight the Squid. If you didn't beat
Vile, you'll have to fight him here.
Boss - Squid
Weakness: Triad T.
This boss isn't too hard. Just stand under it and keep using Triad T.
Boss - Vile (In Goliath Armor)
Weakness: P. Bomb or T. Fang
Boba Fett...er..Vile makes a return in his Goliath ride armor. He may look
difficult, but his attack pattern is almost identical to Blizzard Buffalo's.
Pummel the mech with T. Fang and air dash over it when Vile charges at you.
Boss - Vile
Weakness: S. Blade or Ray S.
His attack patten is similar to the one he used in the factory, but it's a
little more difficult. When you have to watch out for is the blue energy ball
that splits into several smaller pieces. If you get hit by it, you'll be
stunned until Vile grabs you.
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Dr. Doppler's Lab #3
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Boss - Dr. Doppler
Weakness: Acid B.
Dr. Doppler is an easy boss as long as you do one thing. NEVER hit him with
any weapon when activates the green field around himself. Each time he is hit
with that field on, he regains some health. Use Acid B. against him, and this
will be an easy battle.
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Dr. Doppler's Lab #4
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Boss - Sigma
Weakness: S. Blade
Memorize his attack pattern, and you'll beat Sigma easily. When you use S.
Blade, try to aim a bit above his head so the blades hit him. You can also hit
him if you stay against the wall right above him. Try to avoid the fireballs
at all costs because they take off quite a bit of energy. When Sigma's energy
starts to get low, he'll start throwing his shield around, so watch out!
Boss - Kaiser Sigma
Weakness: X. Buster (It's the only weapon that works!)
Be afraid. Be VERY afraid. Sigma has returned in a new form -- a battle body
that takes about half of the entire screen! Unfortunately, Kaiser Sigma has
only one weakpoint and only one weapon affects him, the X. Buster. But you can
even the odds a bit if you have the Gold Armor and/or Zero's Beam Sabre. Make
sure you have four full Sub-Tanks for this fight because you'll be needing
'em!
Sigma's weakpoint is the red and white vents above his head. If you have the
Beam Sabre, two hits to those vents, and this battle will be done. But you'll
have more of a challenge if you don't have it. Use charged X. Buster shots (or
you can use Hyper C. to save yourself some time) against the vents.
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10) CREDITS
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This section is here to recognize people, sites, etc. who have contributed to
this FAQ.
Procyon Lotor - For the helpful stage maps and the Gold Armor's
location.
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11) CONTACT / LEGAL INFORMATION
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