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 * The CDs for Shadow Man, Quarantine Woman, Giga Count 2.0, SRARA Met and SRARA Joe all require the double jump to obtain them. The Shadow Man CD, being located in [[Midnight Aurora]], is the only CD found in a pre-Chapter 3 level with this distinction.
 * Mr. X, Xander Payne, Ra Moon and Steel Massimo are the only CDs whose subjects have not made a physical appearance in neither ''MaGMML: Episode Zero'' nor any previous ''MaGMML'' game.
-**It is debatable if Mr. X counts as having not appeared, for if one doesn't subscribe to the theory that he was a real person, he is merely a disguise donned by Dr. Wily, who has appeared in nearly every ''MaGMML'' game to date.
+** It is debatable if Mr. X counts as having not appeared, for if one doesn't subscribe to the theory that he was a real person, he is merely a disguise donned by Dr. Wily, who has appeared in nearly every ''MaGMML'' game to date.
 [[Category:Items]][[Category:Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero]]

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-==Trivia==
+==Notes==
 * Due to a coding error in the first release of the game, the Skull Man CD in [[Rainbow Ravine]] displayed the number "021" when collected, even though it correctly gives you CD 025.
 * The CDs for Shadow Man, Quarantine Woman, Giga Count 2.0, SRARA Met and SRARA Joe all require the double jump to obtain them. The Shadow Man CD, being located in [[Midnight Aurora]], is the only CD found in a pre-Chapter 3 level with this distinction.

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 * Due to a coding error in the first release of the game, the Skull Man CD in [[Rainbow Ravine]] displayed the number "021" when collected, even though it correctly gives you CD 025.
 * The CDs for Shadow Man, Quarantine Woman, Giga Count 2.0, SRARA Met and SRARA Joe all require the double jump to obtain them. The Shadow Man CD, being located in [[Midnight Aurora]], is the only CD found in a pre-Chapter 3 level with this distinction.
-* Mr. X, Xander Payne, Ra Moon and Steel Massimo are the only CDs whose subjects have not made a physical appearance in neither ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero|MaGMML: Episode Zero]]'' nor any previous ''MaGMML'' game.
+* Mr. X, Xander Payne, Ra Moon and Steel Massimo are the only CDs whose subjects have not made a physical appearance in neither ''MaGMML: Episode Zero'' nor any previous ''MaGMML'' game.
 **It is debatable if Mr. X counts as having not appeared, for if one doesn't subscribe to the theory that he was a real person, he is merely a disguise donned by Dr. Wily, who has appeared in nearly every ''MaGMML'' game to date.

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 * Due to a coding error in the first release of the game, the Skull Man CD in [[Rainbow Ravine]] displayed the number "021" when collected, even though it correctly gives you CD 025.
 * The CDs for Shadow Man, Quarantine Woman, Giga Count 2.0, SRARA Met and SRARA Joe all require the double jump to obtain them. The Shadow Man CD, being located in [[Midnight Aurora]], is the only CD found in a pre-Chapter 3 level with this distinction.
-* Mr. X, Xander Payne, Ra Moon and Steel Massimo are the only CDs whose subjects have not made a physical appearance in neither ''[[MaGMML: Episode Zero]]'' nor any previous ''MaGMML'' game.
+* Mr. X, Xander Payne, Ra Moon and Steel Massimo are the only CDs whose subjects have not made a physical appearance in neither ''[[Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero|MaGMML: Episode Zero]]'' nor any previous ''MaGMML'' game.
 **It is debatable if Mr. X counts as having not appeared, for if one doesn't subscribe to the theory that he was a real person, he is merely a disguise donned by Dr. Wily, who has appeared in nearly every ''MaGMML'' game to date.

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-|Reggae
+|[[Reggae]]
 |[[Skyhigh Ridge]]
 |Even mad scientists get lonely within their castles and factories, and one such day Dr. Wily felt especially lonely. He's nothing if not a problem solver, however, and so he built Reggae as a loyal pet and companion in his never-ending quest to rule the world. He may not be as cute as smaller birds, or as friendly as a dog or cat, but Wily wouldn't dream of scrapping his precious Reggae... even if he's noisy and loves laughing at his master's many blunders.
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-|Mega Man Killers
+|[[Enker|Mega]] [[Punk|Man]] [[Ballade|Killers]]
 |[[Forgotten Fortress: The Lab]]
 |A trio of battle robots made by Dr. Wily for the sole purpose of fighting and destroying Mega Man. First came the proud but gloomy Enker with his energy-reflecting Mirror Buster, then the independent-minded and sawblade-armed Punk, and finally the competitive (if simple-minded) Ballade and his powerful explosives. Technically speaking, all three of them were completely destroyed after their battles with Mega Man; they were rebuilt, but have completely new cognitive circuits. Can we even consider them the same robots?
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 * Due to a coding error in the first release of the game, the Skull Man CD in [[Rainbow Ravine]] displayed the number "021" when collected, even though it correctly gives you CD 025.
 * The CDs for Shadow Man, Quarantine Woman, Giga Count 2.0, SRARA Met and SRARA Joe all require the double jump to obtain them. The Shadow Man CD, being located in [[Midnight Aurora]], is the only CD found in a pre-Chapter 3 level with this distinction.
-* Mr. X, Xander Payne, Ra Moon and Steel Massimo are the only CDs whose subjects have not made a physical appearance in neither [[Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero]] nor any previous MaGMML game.
+* Mr. X, Xander Payne, Ra Moon and Steel Massimo are the only CDs whose subjects have not made a physical appearance in neither ''[[MaGMML: Episode Zero]]'' nor any previous ''MaGMML'' game.
-**It is debatable if Mr. X counts as having not appeared, for if one doesn't subscribe to the theory that he was a real person, he is merely a disguise donned by Dr. Wily, who has appeared in nearly every MaGMML game to date.
+**It is debatable if Mr. X counts as having not appeared, for if one doesn't subscribe to the theory that he was a real person, he is merely a disguise donned by Dr. Wily, who has appeared in nearly every ''MaGMML'' game to date.
 [[Category:Items]][[Category:Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero]]

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-|[[Alter Archives]]
+|[[Alter Archive]]
 |[[Dr. Wily's Secret Bunker]]
 |Inspired by Dr. Wily's Weapons Archive system, this is a database containing the Special Weapon data of a number of Robot Masters. At least three Special Weapons are known to be in the system; Quarantine Woman's Hazard Trapper, Sheriff Man's Badge Barrier, and Match Man's Match Blast. The Archive's administrators appear to be researching Robot Masters and their Special Weapons for some unspecified end-goal, with one product of their work being a device that completely turns one robot into another. They have also developed the Wily Archive, which contains data on Dr. Wily's more powerful robots and machines.

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 |[[Red Arremer Man]]
 |[[Refurbished Pyramid]]
 |Thanks to the success of Excalibur Man's Ghastly Heights theme park, a lucrative licensing deal brought many of the famous Ghouls n' Ghosts characters to life as advanced robots to breathe life (and fire breath, apparently) into the park. However, this particular Red Arremer went missing one day and could not be tracked down and recovered. It's speculated that its disappearance is linked to a power outage in the park around the same time, caused by an accidental overclocking of an Energy Element.
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 |[[Amoeba Droid]]
 |[[Toxic Tunnels]]
-|Known to not be from this world due to being a non-CWU-related water filtration robot, this strange robot can travel effortlessly through acid and various other dangerous liquids with little to no effect on its materials or systems. In fact, it uses acid to its advantage to create a thick outer shield for protection in combat. Such a strange robot could only be built by a mad scientist, yet none of its data matches up with any known signs of it being a Dr. Wily creation.
+|Known to not be from this world due to being a non-CWU-related water filtration robot, this strange robot can travel effortlessly through acid and various other dangerous liquids with little to no effect on its material or systems. In fact, it uses acid to its advantage to create a thick outer shield for protection in combat. Such a strange robot could only be built by a mad scientist, yet none of its data matches up with any known signs of it being a Dr. Wily creation.
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 |[[Toad Man]]
 |[[Lily Airpad]]
 |Built by Dr. Cossack to assist in irrigating crops during dry seasons, Toad Man is a quirky, cute, and likeable Robot Master. Unfortunately, when hastily converted into a battle robot during Dr. Cossack's blackmail-caused world domination attempt, these qualities resulted in a humiliating defeat at the hands of Mega Man. Since then, Toad Man has struggled with an inferiority complex, doing more and more drastic and dangerous things in an attempt to "prove himself".
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