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[[File:Mega_City_Normal.jpg|thumb|Mega City.]]
 
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|title = Mega City
'''Mega City''' is [[Mega Man]]'s home town that first appears in [http://archie-mega-man.wikia.com/wiki/Archie_Mega_Man_Issue_01 ''Mega Man'' #1]. It's original name is unknown, as the city had changed it due to Mega Man's selfless acts to save the world from both [[Doctor Wily|Dr. Wily]] and the Emerald Spears.
 
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|image = Mega City Normal.jpg
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|caption = Mega City, from [[w:c:megaman:Mega Man Issue 1 (Archie Comics)|''Mega Man'' #1]].
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|first = [[w:c:megaman:Mega Man Issue 1 (Archie Comics)|''Mega Man'' #1]]
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|inhabitants = *[[Doctor Light]]
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*[[Mega Man]]
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*[[Roll]]
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*[[Proto Man]]
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|visitors = *[[Sonic the Hedgehog (Pre-Super Genesis Wave)|Sonic]]
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*[[Miles "Tails" Prower (Pre-Super Genesis Wave)|Tails]]
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**[[Tails Man]]
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*[[Rose Woman]]
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*[[Knuckles Man]]
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*[[Shadow Man]]
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*[[Metal Sonic v3.0|Metal Sonic]]
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}}
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'''Mega City''' is a location that appears in the ''[[w:c:megaman:Mega Man (Archie Comics)|Mega Man]]'' comic series, and the ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie comic series)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' comic series and its spin-offs, published by [[Archie Comics]]. It is the home city of [[Mega Man]] (whom is also its namesake) and where [[Light Labs]] was founded. As a result it is usually caught in the middle of many conflicts, both local and otherworldly.
   
 
==History==
 
==History==
 
===Prior Worlds Collide===
 
===Prior Worlds Collide===
[[File:Genesis_Wave_20XX.jpg|thumb|left|Mega City being effected by the Genesis Wave.]]
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[[File:Genesis Wave 20XX.jpg|thumb|left|Mega City being effected by the Genesis Wave, from [[w:c:megaman:Mega Man Issue 23 (Archie Comics)|''Mega Man'' #23]].]]
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During the city-wide birthday celebration of its hero [[Mega Man]], where the city was renamed in the honor of Mega Man, Mega City came under attack from the mysterious [[Proto Man|Break Man]]. While the city was evacuated by the [[Light Robot Masters]], Mega Man was left to chase down the offender and attack. Moments later, the city was hit by the second [[Genesis Wave (Pre-Super Genesis Wave)|Super Genesis Wave]].<ref name="FCBD2013">''[[Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Free Comic Book Day 2013|Sonic/Mega Man Free Comic Book Day 2013]]'', "For the Bot Who Has Everything"</ref>
The city was celebrating Mega Man's birthday and honor towards the city, thus the city's name was changed into '''Mega City'''. However, [[Proto Man]] interrupted the birthday by shooting at the citizens. Mega Man, along with [[Rush (character)|Rush]], chased after the mysterious "red Sniper Joe" until Rush was shot down by Proto Man. While Mega Man teleported Rush to Light Labs, Bomb Man, Cut Man, and Guts Man took care but failed of Proto Man. They were easily defeated and Mega Man and the "red Sniper Joe" began to fight. Mega Man was then struck down by Proto Man via a charged Proto Buster shot, but the Blue Bomber told him not to break his [[Doctor Light|father's]] heart. Proto Man then hesitated, and began to run away. Mega Man was able to grab Proto Man's scarf and before removing Proto Man's helmet, the [[Genesis Wave]] had struck... (''Mega Man'' #23)
 
   
 
===Worlds Collide===
 
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[[File:Mega_City_Post_Genesis.jpg|thumb|Mega City post-Genesis Wave.]]
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[[File:Mega City Post Genesis.jpg|thumb|Mega City post-Genesis Wave, from [[Archie Mega Man Issue 24|''Mega Man'' #24]].]]
As it seems, the world of Mega City seemed to be any normal day; until sirens from police cars startled Proto Man. He then investigated, and found the [[Roboticized Masters]]&ndash;[[Tails Man]], [[Shadow Man]], [[Rose Woman]], and [[Knuckles Man]]&ndash;stealing a [[Chaos Emeralds (Archie)|rare, unknown gem]] from the First National Bank. Meanwhile, at [[Light Labs]], Mega Man, [[Roll]] and [[Doctor Light|Dr. Light]] hear about the bank robbery and Mega Man went to the crime scene. There, he rescued Proto Man and chased after the Roboticized Masters. After fighting several of the Roboticized Masters, Mega Man was hit by [[Metal Sonic v3.0|a mysterious blue blur]] and the Roboticized Masters managed to escape via a [[Warp Ring]]. Mega Man is able to shoot down Shadow Man, which allows him to get inside the Warp Ring. ([[Archie Mega Man Issue 24|MM #24]], [[Archie Sonic Universe Issue 51|SU #51]])
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After the wave faded out, the whole city had been moved forward in time, where it was still being protected by Mega Man and the robots of [[Light Labs]], including former "Break Man", [[Proto Man]], who was no longer working for [[Doctor Albert W. Wily|Dr. Wily]]. Before long, the city was attacked by the [[Roboticized Masters]] - [[Tails Man]], [[Knuckles Man]], [[Shadow Man]], and [[Rose Woman]] - when they attempted to steal a [[Chaos Emerald (Pre-Super Genesis Wave)|Chaos Emerald]] within a bank located in the city.<ref name="MM24">[[Archie Mega Man Issue 24|''Mega Man'' #24]], "When Worlds Collide Part One: Kindred Sprits"</ref> Proto Man attempted to apprehend these new threats on his own, until Mega Man arrived to take over the battle as his brother retreated to have his injuries treated. During the battle, Mega Man is knocked over by a [[Metal Sonic v3.0|speeding blue blur]], allowing the Roboticized Masters to escape through a warp ring to [[Mobius (Archie)|Mobius]], with Mega Man chasing after.<ref name="SU51">[[Archie Sonic Universe Issue 51|''Sonic Universe'' #51]], "When Worlds Collide Part Two: Mistaken Identities"</ref>
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Soon after, Mega Man returned to the city through a warp ring opened by [[Doctor Thomas Light|Dr. Light]], this time with [[Sonic the Hedgehog (Pre-Super Genesis Wave)|Sonic the Hedgehog]] in toe, fully intent on finishing the battle they started.<ref name="StH248">[[Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 248|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' #248]], "When Worlds Collide Part Three: No Holds Barred"</ref> Having had the home field advantage back home, Sonic was now at a disadvantage and had Mega Man's reinforcements to deal with. However, concern for the civilians prompted Mega Man to try and reason with Sonic, leading to the discovery that the pair had been tricked. They were then attacked by Tails Man on the orders of Dr. Wily and Dr. Eggman, but managed to restore him to normal. The heroes subsequently departed to Light Labs, and from there to the [[Skull Egg Zone]] to confront the villains.<ref name="MM25">[[Archie Mega Man Issue 25|''Mega Man'' #25]], "When Worlds Collide Part Four: Through the Looking Glass"</ref> [[Super Armor Mega Man]] later restored his reality to normal, returning Mega City to its proper place in time.<ref name="StH251">[[Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 251|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' #251]], "When Worlds Collide Finale: Best of the Best"</ref>
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===Worlds Unite===
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[[File:Letter_of_Gabriel_and_Mega_City_building.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The Letter of Gabriel and Mega City building fusing, from [[Archie Mega Man Issue 50|''Mega Man'' #50]].]]
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Mega City would later be attacked as part of another interdimensional plot involving Drs. Eggman and Wily, though this time [[Sigma]] was the mastermind behind the scheme. Seeking to obtain the power of Earth 20XX using his [[Unity Engine]]s, Sigma sent Sonic Man to set one up in Mega City. The local police, the [[Light Robot Masters]], [[Quake Woman]], several reformed [[Wily Robot Masters]], and [[Proto Man|Break Man]] attempted to stop him, but proved to be no match for the corrupted hero.<ref name="SBC8">[[Archie Sonic Boom Issue 8|''Sonic Boom'' #8]], "Worlds Unite Part Two: Broken Heroes"</ref><ref name="Sth273">[[Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 273|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' #273]], "Worlds Unite Part Three: Clash of the Corrupted"</ref><ref name="WUBMM">[[Mega Man: Worlds Unite Battles Issue 1|''Mega Man: Worlds Unite Battles'' #1]], "Worlds Unite Battles: Sonic Man vs The Robot Masters"</ref> The city was then caught up in the effects of the Unity Engines, fusing it with [[Sonic's World]] to create a [[Unified World]]. Among the results of this were the Robot Masters meeting the [[Freedom Fighters (Kingdom of Acorn)|Freedom Fighters]], as well as the destruction of the Mega City government building and the ''[[Letter of Gabriel]]'' along with everybody inside and aboard. However, the altered city-now fused with [[Mobotropolis (Archie)|Mobotropolis]]-also served as the site of Sonic Man and [[M'egga Man]]'s return to normal, and their joining an alliance of heroes that included their teammates, the [[Maverick Hunters]], and [[Team Sticks]]. The alliance then departed from here in order to hunt down Sigma.<ref name="MM50">[[Archie Mega Man Issue 50|''Mega Man'' #50]], "Worlds Unite Part Four: Death and Destruction"</ref>
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==Trivia==
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*Mega City was initially unnamed in the ''[[w:c:megaman:Mega Man (Archie Comics)|Mega Man]]'' comic series, until the mayor officially had the city's name changed in honor of Mega Man. This was stated during the first half of [[w:c:megaman:Mega Man Issue 23 (Archie Comics)|''Mega Man'' #23]], which was not printed in ''[[Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Free Comic Book Day 2013|Sonic/Mega Man Free Comic Book Day 2013]]''.
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==References==
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Revision as of 17:12, 22 March 2019

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This location exists primarily or exclusively within the Archie Comics continuity.
Information in this article may not be canonical to the storyline of the games or any other Sonic continuity.

Mega City is a location that appears in the Mega Man comic series, and the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs, published by Archie Comics. It is the home city of Mega Man (whom is also its namesake) and where Light Labs was founded. As a result it is usually caught in the middle of many conflicts, both local and otherworldly.

History

Prior Worlds Collide

Genesis Wave 20XX

Mega City being effected by the Genesis Wave, from Mega Man #23.

During the city-wide birthday celebration of its hero Mega Man, where the city was renamed in the honor of Mega Man, Mega City came under attack from the mysterious Break Man. While the city was evacuated by the Light Robot Masters, Mega Man was left to chase down the offender and attack. Moments later, the city was hit by the second Super Genesis Wave.[1]

Worlds Collide

Mega City Post Genesis

Mega City post-Genesis Wave, from Mega Man #24.

After the wave faded out, the whole city had been moved forward in time, where it was still being protected by Mega Man and the robots of Light Labs, including former "Break Man", Proto Man, who was no longer working for Dr. Wily. Before long, the city was attacked by the Roboticized Masters - Tails Man, Knuckles Man, Shadow Man, and Rose Woman - when they attempted to steal a Chaos Emerald within a bank located in the city.[2] Proto Man attempted to apprehend these new threats on his own, until Mega Man arrived to take over the battle as his brother retreated to have his injuries treated. During the battle, Mega Man is knocked over by a speeding blue blur, allowing the Roboticized Masters to escape through a warp ring to Mobius, with Mega Man chasing after.[3]

Soon after, Mega Man returned to the city through a warp ring opened by Dr. Light, this time with Sonic the Hedgehog in toe, fully intent on finishing the battle they started.[4] Having had the home field advantage back home, Sonic was now at a disadvantage and had Mega Man's reinforcements to deal with. However, concern for the civilians prompted Mega Man to try and reason with Sonic, leading to the discovery that the pair had been tricked. They were then attacked by Tails Man on the orders of Dr. Wily and Dr. Eggman, but managed to restore him to normal. The heroes subsequently departed to Light Labs, and from there to the Skull Egg Zone to confront the villains.[5] Super Armor Mega Man later restored his reality to normal, returning Mega City to its proper place in time.[6]

Worlds Unite

Letter of Gabriel and Mega City building

The Letter of Gabriel and Mega City building fusing, from Mega Man #50.

Mega City would later be attacked as part of another interdimensional plot involving Drs. Eggman and Wily, though this time Sigma was the mastermind behind the scheme. Seeking to obtain the power of Earth 20XX using his Unity Engines, Sigma sent Sonic Man to set one up in Mega City. The local police, the Light Robot Masters, Quake Woman, several reformed Wily Robot Masters, and Break Man attempted to stop him, but proved to be no match for the corrupted hero.[7][8][9] The city was then caught up in the effects of the Unity Engines, fusing it with Sonic's World to create a Unified World. Among the results of this were the Robot Masters meeting the Freedom Fighters, as well as the destruction of the Mega City government building and the Letter of Gabriel along with everybody inside and aboard. However, the altered city-now fused with Mobotropolis-also served as the site of Sonic Man and M'egga Man's return to normal, and their joining an alliance of heroes that included their teammates, the Maverick Hunters, and Team Sticks. The alliance then departed from here in order to hunt down Sigma.[10]

Trivia

References

  1. Sonic/Mega Man Free Comic Book Day 2013, "For the Bot Who Has Everything"
  2. Mega Man #24, "When Worlds Collide Part One: Kindred Sprits"
  3. Sonic Universe #51, "When Worlds Collide Part Two: Mistaken Identities"
  4. Sonic the Hedgehog #248, "When Worlds Collide Part Three: No Holds Barred"
  5. Mega Man #25, "When Worlds Collide Part Four: Through the Looking Glass"
  6. Sonic the Hedgehog #251, "When Worlds Collide Finale: Best of the Best"
  7. Sonic Boom #8, "Worlds Unite Part Two: Broken Heroes"
  8. Sonic the Hedgehog #273, "Worlds Unite Part Three: Clash of the Corrupted"
  9. Mega Man: Worlds Unite Battles #1, "Worlds Unite Battles: Sonic Man vs The Robot Masters"
  10. Mega Man #50, "Worlds Unite Part Four: Death and Destruction"