Mega Man 11 Classes

During a dream, the evil Dr Wily recalls some forbidden technology from his youth, simply known as the Double Gear System, However, its research was stopped after it was shown that it could be dangerous by pushing a robot to its limits. On this same day, Dr. Light is busy at work, performing checkups on robots of the world, when suddenly Dr. Wily bursts in and steals the robots, using his newly finished Double Gear System to make a quick getaway. Reluctantly, Dr. Light installs the prototype Double Gear System from college into Mega Man, aiding him against Wily. After defeating four of the reprogrammed Robot Masters, Light explains the history of the Double Gear System. When he and Wily were students at Robot University, they both had their own ideas on how to create a new future for humans and robots. Light pursued the idea of giving robots independent thought in order to make them true partners to humans while Wily believed robots could only be accepted if they exceeded humans and became heroes with his Double Gear. Light opposed the idea due to the extreme physical exertion the system placed on robots, which made it dangerous to implement in them. A committee was held and Light's idea was given approval over Wily's, ending their friendship. After defeating the final four Robot Masters, Wily appears on the screen, expressing anger at the fact Mega Man is using his Double Gear System, and challenges Mega Man at his new Gear Fortress. After making his way through the fortress, Mega Man encounter Wily himself, and the two battle each other once more. Once again, Wily is defeated, and begins to beg, but then claims that Mega Man only won due to the Double Gear. Dr. Light then appears, and tries to make Wily understand that Mega Man was a combination of both of their ideas, and that they can work together. Wily refuses and flees the scene. The Robot Masters are then brought back, with Dr. Light having temporarily installed the Double Gear system in Auto to help with the repairs.


 * Blastman: A robot to help with movie explosion effects. His Chain Blast increases its power the more bombs are clumped together. Power Gear tosses out a giant version that explodes on contact.
 * Impactman: An all purpose construction robot. His Pile Driver allows him to dash forward and explode anything he hits. Power Gear increases the dash range and the explosion size.
 * Tundraman: A robot designed for surveillance in cold regions. His Tundra Storm summons an icy tornado that shreds enemies caught in it. Power Gear greatly increases the range.
 * Acidman: A chemist robot. His Acid Barrier allows him to create a shield of acid, while also firing globs of said acid at enemies. Power Gear makes the shield damage on contact and increases durability.
 * Blockman: An exterior construction robot. His Block Dropper summons heavy brick blocks which fall on enemies. Power Gear increases the amount of blocks that fall.
 * Bounceman: A bouncy, rubber robot. His Bounce Ball summons three bouncing balls that bounce around and explode into confetti. Power Gear fires out six balls instead of three.
 * Torchman: A campfire safety robot. His Blazing Torch summons a fireball that shoots toward the ground. Power Gear summons three fireballs, aimed at different trajectories.
 * Fuseman: A robot built to manage electrical devices at a power plant. His Scramble Thunder fires a sphere of electricity that splits on contact with the floor or ceiling, and bursts on contact with an enemy. Power Gear adds a piercing effect, as well as making the split spheres bigger.

The Double Gear robots do not make a physical appearance in MM8BDM, but it’s strongly hinted at there being a Mega Man 11 chapter in an end-game letter.