ROCKMAN MISCELLANEOUS

Featuring card art from SNK's Neo-Geo Pocket Color card battle game, including RockMan & company alongside many many other SNK & Capcom characters.

A huge, full-color book covering the first 10 years of RockMan games, from Kodansha.

Paperback book dealing mainly with 10 years of the classic RockMan series games, including information on all the games (including the RockMan X and DASH games), a complete list of enemy characters, interviews with several RockMan manga writers & illustrators, plus bonus comics by (and starring) Megamix/Remix writer/artist Hitoshi Ariga.

Test your RockMan knowledge (and your skill at reading Japanese) with this quiz book from Keibunsha that covers everything from the very first RockMan game to RockMan & Forte, the RockMan X series, and RockMan DASH.

A large, hardback book full of production art of the RockMan cast, from the six games in the NES series, all five Game Boy games, plus RockMan X. Plus a short X-series manga by Shigeto Ikehara.

This large, hardback book full of production art and new looks at the entire cast of RockMan 7 and RockMan X2, plus a short X-series manga by Shigeto Ikehara.

This full-color book contains production art and notes on the entire cast of the first three RockMan X games, plus a short X-series manga by Shigeto Ikehara.

This book from Shinseisha is chock full of art and development sketches from Capcom's arcade games and in-house magazines. There's very little RockMan stuff in this book, since it came out in '95 before the RockMan arcade games were developed, but there is a little... Not that this makes the book any less cool. A must-have for any fan of Capcom's artwork.

This large poster calendar features full-color, full-page art from both the RockMan and RockMan X series each month.

This HUGE six-page poster-calendar features cover artwork from Capcom's magazines, mixing up characters from their many games, including RockMan, the Street Fighter and DarkStalkers cast, Captain Commando, Strider, and many more.

These feature official RockMan artwork on every card. Each card has a point value, and a barcode on the back side which when scanned by a special reader will assign those points to your "battler", which you could use to fight against other barcode warriors. These readers scan any UPC barcodes, so you could get points from almost any product. (Which is stronger, this box of mac and cheese, or this package of lined notebook paper?) Here's the card checklist.

More SBW cards, with art from RockMan 1-5, used to play a board game.

The MegaMissions are three supplemental RockMan X stories that feature new enemies and new armors for X and Zero (some of which were made into action figures). These card series feature full-color art on glossy card stock. Here is a checklist for all three stories.

A set of 184 cards, with official Capcom artwork from their 1997 game lineup, RockMan included. Available both in 10-card packs and a 150-card box set. He're a checklist for this set.

A set of 186 cards, with official Capcom artwork from their 1998 game lineup. Includes cards based on RockMan, Street Fighter, Vampire, Quiz & Dreams and many many more. Available both in 10-card packs and a 150-card box set.

Keep your RockMan cards protected in the Carddass System Folder, expandable card folders with RockMan artwork on the outer and inner covers. Each folder has five sheets of clear pocketed plastic (with 6 pockets on each side, to hold 60 cards) to display your cards. Extra sheet sets can be bought and added to hold even more cards.

- MegaMission 1 folder
- MegaMission compilation folder

Full-color illustrations from the first three RockMan X games on each card in this standard playing deck. Here's the checklist.

A full set of miniture playing cards featuring the cast of RockMan 6, RockMan X and Street Fighter II. Here's the deck image checklist

Made by Beam Entertainment, this CD-ROM (for Windows 95) contains mini-games, a calendar maker, an adorable "active desktop" Chun-Li, icons, and a Capcom game history. Characters from all three RockMan series appear in various parts of the CD-ROM.

Kids' socks in sizes 6-8, with RockMan patterns sewn into them. These socks are Chinese market, but it's pretty likely these are/were available in Japan too.

- RockMan
- X

Semi-soft plastic coin banks of RockMan & X, roughly 4-5 inches tall each.

- RockMan & Rush
- RockMan sliding
- X in X2 Max Armor

Slightly larger than most other RockMan/MegaMan PVCs, these figurines are sold in boxed sets of seven or as keychains in rather spiffy individual plastic cases. The figurines of Eddy, Beat & Metall are actually in perfect scale with the Bandai RockMan 8 model figures.

- SET #1 : Roll, RockMan, Eddy, Dr. Right, Beat, X in X3 Max armor, Rush
- SET #2 : Blues, Forte, X, Dr. Wily, Metall, Zero, RockMan & Rush

A set of five PVC/keychains of X and Zero in their new armors from the second MegaMission side-story.

- Zero in full Neo Armor
- X in Replicapture armor
- Zero in partial Neo Armor
- X in Giga armor
- Zero with NeoBuster

Made by Xhigao and sold in China, this sturdy metal pencil case opens up to reveal two interior plastic trays and pencil stands.

RockMan, Roll, Blues, Forte, X, Zero, Sigma, Wily and more of the most popular characters from RockMan's 10 years together in this 108-piece puzzle.

Good grief! The entire cast of the RockMan games 1-8 (including the Game Boy bosses) come together for this puzzle, available in either 300 pieces or a larger 500-piece size.

A small LCD game in the shape of X's helmet that fits on your keychain. Fight the Mavericks wherever you go.

I guess these are pogs, or something like them. Three different sets of fifteen cardboard discs, with three special prism chips in each set.

Soft, poly-plastic keychains of super-deformed characters from all three RockMan series, by Banpresto. Available in claw-catcher games.

- RockMan
- Roll
- Blues
- Forte
- X
- Zero
- Rock Voulnut
- Kobun

A small, two layer pancake with sweet beans in the middle. The outside cake is decorated with a picture of RockMan, cooked into the cake itself. No idea how it tastes.

8 inches tall, but still amazingly stumpy coin bank in the (compressed) shape of X, with moveable arms. Comes in many different color schemes.

- Orange & yellow
- Green & light blue
- Orange & green