Well things got sped up, so the site is closing up on the comments and update front starting from TODAY until April 16th.  Though I'm going to be busy with errands though most of the time, hopefully I'll have a stockpile stuff ready for the website when I return.  Take care~

                So what happened with all the site updates? Well I have some sudden personal business to attend recently, and to which unfortunately also will result in me having no internet from March 22 to April 15 as well.  It's absolutely nothing to have any concern about, but no internet means no updates sadly.  Since I am going to be away for a while, I will be naturally take this opportunity to do my usual over thinking about Rockman with my cognitive surplus in my down time.  This is where you come in.
               Namely I'm putting a call out to you the audience for questions and topics of discussion for this website.  While I'm in no shortage of article topics to write about (hovering around 46 last I counted), something new for me to spin my wheels is always welcomed.  As with how this website works, anything remotely Rockman related is allowed.  Put your suggestions in the comments bellow and I'll see what I can do with them during my 3 week away time~  The deadline is Noon PDT March 22, so if there is something on your mind, do so quickly~

           Ryusei No Rockman's Yashibu Town is a fairly interesting place. A bustling commercial district with it's giant revolving Moai-esque statue, department store that houses a whole event hall on the roof, and a statue of a dog named "Bachi" that serves as a meeting point.  While the general oddities may make this area seem like a spontaneous original creation, its name is a mere one syllable location alteration of Tokyo's Shibuya, the area's busiest shopping district.  And this gives new context to that strange dog statue meeting spot,...

                 An upgrade of the original Speed Melody by 名波.  Now it also includes Rockman Megaworld and Rockman 9 music!

             Before the combat armament, before a nefarious scientist's bid world domination, and before the introduction of the Industrial Robots, there were the Household Helper Robots.  Named Rock and Roll, these two little robots were modeled after human children of the approximate age of 10 years to handle and assist in domestic tasks.  Rockman's story narrative rests it's center on this fact. But if the goal was to accomplish household chores and duties, why would anyone build mechanical children?

               A tiny follow-up for A Place for That Music.  For those who were curious of what Mega Man Legends had in it's place for it's lyrical opening song that never opened for the series, Joseph again graciously have your bases covered.  Though anyone listening to this will find it hard to categorize this as "Pop Music",...

           "Let's mix them all up to make a new category, yes, make an animation into a game. Let's enter the world of animation and run wild! Action Adventure? Yes! that kind of game! Lets have dubbed in actors and actresses talk a lot! And the music. Yes, the style of an old anime song. Let's do it all-out."
~Inafune Keiji
          Excerpt From the Rockman DASH Original Soundtrack

                 From these words, it's easy to imagine the level of excitement that was involved with the development of Rockman DASH in the late 90's.  But those words does beg the question: If they were going for an anime feel with the music, what's happened with Rockman DASH's opening theme song?

                    laich777's art skills are quite remarkable, if I do say so myself~

           おべんとう (Obentoh)  As it reads, it's the phonemes for お弁当, a noun that Japanese use to refer to 'Boxed Lunch '. As the noun, it can refer to the container or to the meal that said box contains. But to the world of Japanese internet memes, this word has a third  meaning: "The highly exploitable change of text joke originating from Rockman X 6". Since it is the ever romantically driven holiday of Valentine's Day, it is time for some exposition for a particularly love slanted Rockman meme.

                   Some Minecrafters demonstrate their fandom for Rockman by recreating a sprite.  ハク (Haku) kicks it up by about 20 notches by recreating the entirety of Bombman's stage, complete with background elements, a rail platform to view the whole thing, a Rockman Character skin, and even a "ボンバーマン" boss at the end. As basic Minecraft's visuals are, the first person view does bring a new appreciation of the scale of the world Rockman is in.