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*'''MegaMan.EXE''' from ''Mega Man Battle Network'' | *'''MegaMan.EXE''' from ''Mega Man Battle Network'' | ||
*'''Mega Man Volnutt''' from ''Mega Man Legends'' | *'''Mega Man Volnutt''' from ''Mega Man Legends'' | ||
*''' | *'''Star Force Mega Man''' from ''Mega Man Star Force'' | ||
The move is activated by using the Black Hole Bomb, the weapon gained by defeating Galaxy Man in ''Mega Man 9''. Upon using it, a small dimensional bomb would appear, and pressing the fire button again would detonate it. It would trap small and medium-sized enemies and defeat them instantly. Large enemies would receive heavy damage each time they passed by the black hole. Before detonating it, it could be controlled up and down using the d-pad. In ''SSB4'', pressing the special button detonates the bomb, but it cannot be directed up or down. It also traps opponents in the bomb, just like it does with smaller enemies in ''Mega Man 9''. | The move is activated by using the Black Hole Bomb, the weapon gained by defeating Galaxy Man in ''Mega Man 9''. Upon using it, a small dimensional bomb would appear, and pressing the fire button again would detonate it. It would trap small and medium-sized enemies and defeat them instantly. Large enemies would receive heavy damage each time they passed by the black hole. Before detonating it, it could be controlled up and down using the d-pad. In ''SSB4'', pressing the special button detonates the bomb, but it cannot be directed up or down. It also traps opponents in the bomb, just like it does with smaller enemies in ''Mega Man 9''. | ||