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JMN-011: Plague Man
The Fusion Masters were robot masters that actually had their IC chips scrapped and destroyed as a result of the expiration law, however, Justice Man stole the bodies of the Masters before they could be scrapped, hoping that they could aid his cause even after death. However, these robotic husks could only be reactivated with the proper combination of compatible energies, effectively substituting the IC chip.
Plague Man led a miserable existence before his eventual demise. Designed to travel the world and filter waste water with his mouth, he at least took solace in knowing that he provided an essential service for humanity. However, once clean water became more of an accessible resource, Plague Man was transferred to a waste treatment facility where his contributions were largely made redundant by bigger, less intelligent machines. Forgotten about and mostly useless, Plague Man pressed forward with his duties, even when the severely toxic waste began corroding his joints. As time went on, he began to resent his creators and the humans responsible for the constant influx of waste. Workers often swore they heard him muttering "disgusting creatures" when they walked nearby him. Eventually, he begged to be scrapped.
Here's the next Fusion Master from Rock Force, Plague Man, the combination of Pulse Man and Virus Man. Makes sense given the sickly nature of Plague. Listen to his theme song remastered by MiniMacro here: soundcloud.com/minimacro-70019…
JMN-001: Crypt Man
JMN-002: Pulse Man
JMN-003: Virus Man
JMN-004: Boom Man
JMN-005: Photon Man
JMN-006: Shock Man
JMN-007: Circuit Man
JMN-008: Charade Man
JMN-009: Terror Man
JMN-010: Thrill Man
JMN-011: Plague Man
JMN-012: War Man
JMN-013: Thermo Man
JMN-014: Power Man
JMN-015: Port Man
JMN-016: Flare Man
JMN-017: Death Man
JMN-018: Fish Man
JMN-019: Polar Man
DLN-???: Justice Man
Mega Man (c) CAPCOM
Mega Man Rock Force by goldwater
The Fusion Masters were robot masters that actually had their IC chips scrapped and destroyed as a result of the expiration law, however, Justice Man stole the bodies of the Masters before they could be scrapped, hoping that they could aid his cause even after death. However, these robotic husks could only be reactivated with the proper combination of compatible energies, effectively substituting the IC chip.
Plague Man led a miserable existence before his eventual demise. Designed to travel the world and filter waste water with his mouth, he at least took solace in knowing that he provided an essential service for humanity. However, once clean water became more of an accessible resource, Plague Man was transferred to a waste treatment facility where his contributions were largely made redundant by bigger, less intelligent machines. Forgotten about and mostly useless, Plague Man pressed forward with his duties, even when the severely toxic waste began corroding his joints. As time went on, he began to resent his creators and the humans responsible for the constant influx of waste. Workers often swore they heard him muttering "disgusting creatures" when they walked nearby him. Eventually, he begged to be scrapped.
Here's the next Fusion Master from Rock Force, Plague Man, the combination of Pulse Man and Virus Man. Makes sense given the sickly nature of Plague. Listen to his theme song remastered by MiniMacro here: soundcloud.com/minimacro-70019…
JMN-001: Crypt Man
JMN-002: Pulse Man
JMN-003: Virus Man
JMN-004: Boom Man
JMN-005: Photon Man
JMN-006: Shock Man
JMN-007: Circuit Man
JMN-008: Charade Man
JMN-009: Terror Man
JMN-010: Thrill Man
JMN-011: Plague Man
JMN-012: War Man
JMN-013: Thermo Man
JMN-014: Power Man
JMN-015: Port Man
JMN-016: Flare Man
JMN-017: Death Man
JMN-018: Fish Man
JMN-019: Polar Man
DLN-???: Justice Man
Mega Man (c) CAPCOM
Mega Man Rock Force by goldwater
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So, Plague Man is a fusion of Virus Man and Pulse Man. The Virus Man part makes sense but for Pulse Man, viruses overpower the pulse of a human body.