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List of Mega Man III enemies

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← Mega Man II Enemies | Mega Man IV Enemies → This is a list of enemies that appear in Mega Man III.

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The Weapon that will cause the most damage against a boss in units. For enemies, it will be the Weapon that takes the least amount of shots to destroy.

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Bomber Pepe is a penguin-like robot that attacks by launching explosive eggs. Description/background information of an enemy or boss. Battonton , misspelled "Batonton" in Mega Man III, is a minor upgrade of the Batton, a bat like robot. Big Snakey is a giant snake sub-boss. Their 'tail' acts as the floor which moves and wriggles about up and down which can either disorient the player's line of fire or help them get a clearer shot. Ladder Press is a spiked hand-like press that goes up and down in a ladder opened, and closes in the borders of the ladder. They can't be destroyed and do not freeze with Spark Shock. They appear in the Snake Man's stage. Dada is a hopping enemy that appears in Snake Man's stage. It leaps two times, then jumps high into the air. Petit Snakey is a snake enemy, much smaller than the Big Snakey. They are found in Snake Man's stage and shoot projectiles at Mega Man. Where they will shoot depends on Mega Man's location when they blink. Potton is a flying surveillance robot that attacks by dropping their explosive body when Mega Man passes under them. Afterwards they are just glass shells with propellers that fly around. It still hurts Mega Man if he touches them. Bubukan MK-II is a variant of Bubukan that appears in Snake Man's stage. They do not have a pole, but the upper part of their body can jump over Mega Man.

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Attack damage Mega Man takes in bars of health from his life meter. 2 3

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Lists the amount of health an enemy has based on the amount of hits it takes from uncharged Mega Buster shots. Most bosses with a health meter will always have an HP value of 28. Can't be destroyed 4 1 2 3

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The Special Weapon that Mega Man can receive after defeating a Robot Master.

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← Mega Man II Enemies | Mega Man IV Enemies → This is a list of enemies that appear in Mega Man III.