Mega Man

It was only right I mention one of if not the most iconic Capcom character in Mega man. Hes had a number of cameos in various medias over the years, but did you know that he had 3 shows of his own? He had Mega Man animated series (1994), Mega Man NT Warrior (2002), and Mega Man Star Force (2006). All 3 shows actually have decent ratings, and it's a testament to Capcoms ability to keep their characters relevant in the media even in today's world. I've seen that Netflix is coming out with a live action mega man soon so add that to the media appearances. 


Animated shows released in 1994, 2002, 2006.


Netflix is making a live-action Mega Man movie - The Verge

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