| rdfs:comment | - Guts Man was waiting to ambush the N Team (Kevin Keene, Princess Lana, Duke and Mega Man) within the corridors of Cuts Man's domain. He sought to attack Kevin from behind, only to be defeated with a blast from his Zapper. He was recreated along with the other Robot Masters through the use of the Three Sacred Treasures, but was defeated when the treasures were destroyed by Kid Icarus' newly acquired Fire Arrow.
- Guts Man is a Robot Master created by Dr. Light but reprogrammed by Dr. Wily. He was first seen in Mega Man as one of the games 6 Robot Masters. Initially, Guts Man was built in order to help with construction on buildings. According to multiple sources, he was made by both Dr. Light and Dr. Wily, though more commonly just the former. Apparently Dr. Wily ended up corrupting Guts Man and turned him into a villain along with various other Robot Masters. Mega Man was then required to go through his lair and then defeat him, preferably by using the Hyper Bomb.
- Guts Man is a boss from the Mega Man series. He first appeared in the first Mega Man, where he was one of the six Robot Masters that served as the games primary bosses. In Mushroom Kingdom Fusion, he appears as the boss of Guts Man Quarry, a level in The Megaverse.
- Guts Man is a smart robot created by Dr. Light to construct buildings, so Bomb Man can demolish them. He and other robots where stolen and reprogrammed by Dr. Wily to work for him in Mega Man, but Mega Man defeated him and he returned to normal after being repaired by Dr. Light. However, after Wily's modification, Guts Man now is all brawl and no brain. Guts Man loves karaoke and wants to be a famous singer, but his singing voice is so awful Dr. Wily used a record of it to create Shade Man's Noise Crush.
- Guts Man (ガッツマン Gattsuman?) is a civil engineering Robot Master from the original Mega Man series. He was created by Dr. Light to work alongside Bomb Man for the purpose of land reclamation and construction. Guts Man possesses great physical strength, being capable of lifting and transporting heavy objects, including rocks of over two tons, with little effort. In battle, he can use his Super Arm to throw heavy objects, such as boulders and blocks, at his enemies. He can also use his strength to hit his enemies with a powerful tackle, and make the ground shake with his jumps.
- Debuting in the original Mega Man, he was built by Dr. Light (with Dr. Wily according to some sources) to help with construction work, along with Bomb Man. With his Super Arm, he is capable of lifting and transporting heavy boulders, among other things. Dr. Wily built a huge tank with his form in Mega Man 2, Guts-Dozer, and again as a drilling machine in Mega Man 7, Guts Man G. There are also other robots that are similar to him, like Guts Hover, Gamma and Gorisly. He and Stone Man are good friends.
- Guts Man (ガッツマン Gattsuman?, Trad. Hombre Aguante) es un Robot Master de ingeniera civil creado/diseñado por el Dr. Light para la extracción de tierra en condiciones peligrosas y construcción, junto a Bomb Man. Guts Man posee una gran fuerza física, siendo capaz de cargar y transportar objetos pesados con poco esfuerzo, incluyendo rocas de más de 2 toneladas.
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| abstract | - Guts Man is a smart robot created by Dr. Light to construct buildings, so Bomb Man can demolish them. He and other robots where stolen and reprogrammed by Dr. Wily to work for him in Mega Man, but Mega Man defeated him and he returned to normal after being repaired by Dr. Light. However, after Wily's modification, Guts Man now is all brawl and no brain. Guts Man loves karaoke and wants to be a famous singer, but his singing voice is so awful Dr. Wily used a record of it to create Shade Man's Noise Crush. Seeing he was the strongest of the robots he stole, and Mega Man had some trouble with Guts Man's "back" when he felt over him, Wily decided to mass-produce Guts Man, but the copies where destroyed by Mega Man before their activation. Wily collected the remains of the copies to create a large-sized Guts Man, but was only able to build half and replaced the legs by tank threads, naming him either Guts Tank or Guts-Dozer (Wily calls him by both names, and hasn't decided which one is better) and placing it on guard in his castle in Mega Man 2. Wily also uses Guts Man in Mega Man: The Power Battle and Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, and in Mega Man 7 he got a replica from a museum and modified it into Guts Man G. In Super Adventure Rockman, Proto Man defeated Bubble Man or Heat Man (depending of the player's choices), and Guts Man takes the weapon of the defeated robot to use. After some tries, he notices he can't copy weapons and gives it to Mega Man, saying he defeated the robot in a mighty fight. In Mega Man: Battle & Chase, Guts Man enter the competition to buy root beer Energy Tanks. If the player win the competition with him, he will buy several of them and sing to commemorate, but people throw objects on him because of his bad voice and he falls over the beer Tanks, destroying all of them with his back.
- Guts Man was waiting to ambush the N Team (Kevin Keene, Princess Lana, Duke and Mega Man) within the corridors of Cuts Man's domain. He sought to attack Kevin from behind, only to be defeated with a blast from his Zapper. He was recreated along with the other Robot Masters through the use of the Three Sacred Treasures, but was defeated when the treasures were destroyed by Kid Icarus' newly acquired Fire Arrow.
- Guts Man (ガッツマン Gattsuman?) is a civil engineering Robot Master from the original Mega Man series. He was created by Dr. Light to work alongside Bomb Man for the purpose of land reclamation and construction. Guts Man possesses great physical strength, being capable of lifting and transporting heavy objects, including rocks of over two tons, with little effort. In battle, he can use his Super Arm to throw heavy objects, such as boulders and blocks, at his enemies. He can also use his strength to hit his enemies with a powerful tackle, and make the ground shake with his jumps. In terms of his personality, he is similar to that of a typical construction foreman; while he can be hot-tempered, impatient and unreasonable, he is passionate about his line of work, is more intelligent than his appearance and mannerisms would initially suggest, and cares deeply for the well-being of his colleagues when on the job. Guts Man enjoys karaoke, and is good friends with Stone Man, but he also doesn't like to see any arguments from his workers or his other robot brothers, or even get into one. Guts Man, alongside Cut Man, are the bosses with most appearances in the series. Guts Man and Cut Man also appeared in all episodes of Ruby-Spears' Mega Man animated series, and his GutsMan.EXE counterpart is a major character in the Mega Man Battle Network series. There is also a huge tank with his form in Mega Man 2, Guts Tank, a modified version of him in Mega Man 7, Guts Man G, and other robots that bear a resemblance to his design, like Guts Hover, Gamma, Stone Man, Concrete Man and Gori-Three.
- Guts Man (ガッツマン Gattsuman?, Trad. Hombre Aguante) es un Robot Master de ingeniera civil creado/diseñado por el Dr. Light para la extracción de tierra en condiciones peligrosas y construcción, junto a Bomb Man. Guts Man posee una gran fuerza física, siendo capaz de cargar y transportar objetos pesados con poco esfuerzo, incluyendo rocas de más de 2 toneladas. En "Mega Man", Guts Man fue re-programado por el Dr. Wily para ayudarlo a conquistar el mundo. Su Super Arm le permite tirar objetos pesados -Bloques de Aguante- a sus enemigos. Puede usar su fuerza para derribar a sus oponentes con una poderosa embestida, y hacer el suelo temblar con sus saltos. Guts Man tiene la personalidad de un obrero de construcción; mientras que es apasionado, impaciente y poco razonable, él disfruta mucho de su trabajo, siendo más inteligente de lo que su apariencia o modales sugieran, preocupándose por sus compañeros de trabajo. Guts Man gusta del karaoke, y es muy buen amigo de Stone Man. No le gustan las discusiones, o verse envuelto en una.__TOC__
- Guts Man is a Robot Master created by Dr. Light but reprogrammed by Dr. Wily. He was first seen in Mega Man as one of the games 6 Robot Masters. Initially, Guts Man was built in order to help with construction on buildings. According to multiple sources, he was made by both Dr. Light and Dr. Wily, though more commonly just the former. Apparently Dr. Wily ended up corrupting Guts Man and turned him into a villain along with various other Robot Masters. Mega Man was then required to go through his lair and then defeat him, preferably by using the Hyper Bomb.
- Debuting in the original Mega Man, he was built by Dr. Light (with Dr. Wily according to some sources) to help with construction work, along with Bomb Man. With his Super Arm, he is capable of lifting and transporting heavy boulders, among other things. Dr. Wily built a huge tank with his form in Mega Man 2, Guts-Dozer, and again as a drilling machine in Mega Man 7, Guts Man G. There are also other robots that are similar to him, like Guts Hover, Gamma and Gorisly. He and Stone Man are good friends. In Super Adventure Rockman, Mega Man can only fight against Bubble Man or Heat Man, but Guts Man will be defeated and hand over the weapon of the boss Mega Man could not fight. Guts Man also appeared in Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, Rockman Strategy and is a playable character in Mega Man Powered Up and Mega Man Battle & Chase. Though Guts Man is considered stupid (mostly because of his cartoon version), in Mega Man Powered Up it is shown that he has average intelligence.
- Guts Man is a boss from the Mega Man series. He first appeared in the first Mega Man, where he was one of the six Robot Masters that served as the games primary bosses. In Mushroom Kingdom Fusion, he appears as the boss of Guts Man Quarry, a level in The Megaverse. Guts Man is a large robot with super strength. His primary means of attack in both the Mega Man games and MKF is throwing large rocks at the player. After he leaps, if the player is touching the ground, they will be temporarily stunned and knocked back when he comes down. Since the blocks Guts Man throws come from the ceiling occasionally after he hops, the player should stick to long-range attacks, though stomping is useable if there are no other options.
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