Jazwares

Jazwares is a toy company based in Florida that released Mega Man action figures in the 2000s.

6" action figures[]

6" action figures released in 2003 and 2004.

	Mega Man	Released in two versions, the first with Eddie and the second with Beat. Both contain a detachable Mega Buster. The Beat version also includes a shot effect that the Buster can fire.
	Napalm Bomb Mega Man	The Beat version of Mega Man with the Napalm Bomb colors.
	Bass	Comes with detachable Bass Buster, a Remote Mine that the Buster can fire, and a Metall DX.
	Remote Mine Bass	Bass with the Remote Mine colors.
	QuickMan	Includes a Quick Boomerang that can be fired from his right arm and a Hari Harry.
	QuickMan - Metallic	Metallic version of the QuickMan figure.
	Mega Man X	Comes with a sword, a Ray Bit and a detachable X-Buster that can fire a projectile.
	Mega Man X - Metallic	Metallic version of the Mega Man X figure.
	Zero	Comes with sword, detachable buster, and a spider enemy similar to Petitpider.
	Zero - Metallic	Metallic version of Zero.
	Nightshade Zero	Black Zero.
	Axl	Axl with dark blue armor. Comes with two Axl Bullets. Hair and the wing-like details are detachable.
	Night Shade - Axl	Axl with a black armor.
	Vile	With shoulder cannon and projectile.
	Command Mission X	X with the New Armor from Mega Man X: Command Mission. Comes with a sword and an armor-less X miniature.
	Rush	Includes parts to change into Rush Jet.
	CutMan	Comes with two Rolling Cutters, a Springer, and a Cut Man miniature.
	ProtoMan	Comes with Proto Shield, scarf, detachable Proto Buster and a Bass miniature.
	Zero Version 2	Zero as he appears in the Mega Man Zero series. Comes with two Z-Sabers and a Mega Man X series Zero miniature.
	Dark Omega Zero	A limited version of the Zero Version 2 figure that was available on San Diego Comic-Con in 2005.

The original Mega Man was planned to be released in multiple colors, but except for Napalm Bomb, none of them were released.^[1]

The banner from Jazwares's official site displayed a Mega Man X figure with colors similar to Fire Wave or Ray Splasher,^[2] but there is no information available about this version, suggesting that it was not released.

10" actions figures[]

10 inch figures released in 2003 and 2004. The alternate color versions of Mega Man X are rare to find, suggesting that they had a limited release.

	Mega Man X	Includes a detachable chest, a sword, and three projectiles that his buster can fire.
	Mega Man X Bug Ball	X with the colors from "Bug Ball" (a mistranslation of Gravity Well from the Mega Armor series).
	Mega Man X Tornado Fang	Presumably X with the colors from Tornado Fang.
	Mega Man X Magnet Mine	Alternate version of the Mega Man X figure. Similar to the Mega Armor series, although named Magnet Mine, his colors are closer to Triad Thunder's.
	Zero	Includes a detachable chest, a sword, and projectiles that his buster can fire.
	Zero Nightshade	Alternate version of Zero.
	10" Mega Man X	Rerelease of the Mega Man X figure. The only difference is the package and the figure's chest.
	10" Mega Man
	10" Axl

3" action figures[]

Small figures sold separatedly or in bundles. Their arms and legs can be detached and swapped with other figures.

	MegaMan	Pack with a single figure. Dollar General stores sold a variation that included a card of the character.
	ProtoMan
	Bass
	QuickMan
	Remote Mine Bass
	Napalm Bomb MegaMan
	Mega Mini Pack	Bundle with Mega Man X, Zero, Axl and Vile.
	Poseable Mini Figures	Bundle with MegaMan, Napalm Bomb MegaMan, ProtoMan, Bass and QuickMan.
	Poseable Mini Figures	Bundle with Mega Man X, Zero, Nightshade Zero, Axl and Vile.
	Mega Mini Pack	Bundle with Napalm Bomb MegaMan, ProtoMan and QuickMan.
	Super Mega Figure Media Pack	Bundle that included three figures (Mega Man, Bass and Quick Man), a DVD (contents unknown), and an issue of the Mega Man comic from Dreamwave Productions. It is very rare, suggesting that it either had a limited release or was cancelled.[3]

Mega Man Retro Roto[]

Mega Man Retro Roto, also written as Retro-Roto, is a line of Mega Man action figures made with durable rotocast PVC plastic released in 2005. The characters are designed like their original appearances in early games. Originally each figure included one of the five pieces (early packages incorrectly claimed that six pieces exist) necessary to assemble the Full-Charge Mega Man figure. They were later re-released in 2010 without the parts for the Full-Charge Mega Man figure.

	Mega Man	Includes Full-Charge Mega Man's right arm.
	Protoman	Includes Full-Charge Mega Man's legs.
	Gutsman	Includes Full-Charge Mega Man's left arm.
	Elecman	Includes Full-Charge Mega Man's chest.
	Shadowman	Includes Full-Charge Mega Man's head.
	Full-Charge Mega Man	A recolored Mega Man representing him with the Mega Buster fully charged, ready to fire a Charge Shot. Each of the five figures included one part to assemble him.

Second series:
A second wave was planned to be released, with the back of the wave 1 packages showing an image of Woodman and Iceman, and the official site listed Dr. Wily and Heatman alongside them,^[4] but the line was canceled.^[5]

• Iceman
• Heatman
• Woodman
• Snakeman
• Dr. Wily (Mega Man 8 outfit)

Also, a third wave possibly including Metal Man, Skull Man, and Bass was planned.^[1]

Jazwares also planned to release limited Halloween themed recolors of the wave 1 figures that glow in the dark. Those would be exclusive for retailers, but as none of the stores showed interested in stocking them, they were cancelled.^[6]

Ultimate Armor Kit[]

Ultimate Armor Kit is a series of model kits.

• Gaia Armor (Gaea Armor)
• Ultimate Armor
• Force Armor (actually the Blade Armor)
• Zero Hunter Armor

JUVI[]

JUVI (Jazwares Urban Vinyl) is a line of 3" vinyl figures. In 2009 Jazwares released two Mega Man figures in the line, and had plans to release more.

	Mega Man
	Chrg Mega Man	Details unknown, being suggested to have a limited release or cancelled.[7]
	Proto Man
	Cut Man	Shown in the back of the Mega Man and Proto Man package and planned to be released some time after them, but their release was delayed and later placed on indefinite hold.[8][9]
Elec Man

Other releases[]

• Ride Chaser (14" Ride Chaser with friction motor and sound; comes with a 6" Axl figure)
• Dr. Wiley's Lab (playset with several features and a 6" Dr. Wily figure)
• Wrecking Station (diorama playset with magnetic Mega Man and Bass miniatures)
• Mech Factory (diorama playset with magnetic X and Sigma miniatures)
• Role play buster with foam darts
• 42" Mega Man Bop Bag

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

• The X figure from the Mega Mini Pack appears on the film Just My Luck. It is stuck on Katy's face when she first appears.
• The 6" Cut Man figure appeared in the Mega Man Universe trailer.
• A line featuring cars from Mega Man Battle & Chase, named "Dash Racers", was shown at Toy Fair 2005, but was never released.^[1] Of note, Mega Man X Collection, which included Battle & Chase as an unlockable game for the first time in North America, was not released until January 2006.

External links[]

• Jazwares website

References[]

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