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Prop-Top

Artwork by Capcom

Information In-Game Information HP: 5 Attack Damage: 4 (contact) Weakness(es): Pharaoh Shot, Magic Card1 Top Spin, Thunder Wool, Black Hole Bomb, Power Orb1R Sakugarne2 Spark Chaser, Tornado Blow, Thunder Beam, Ice Wall3 Salt Water, Concrete Shot48H Psycho Chip (Z-Saber, Z-Burst, Blank Drive)EZ Gemini Laser, Grab Buster, Wire Adaptor, Chill Spike, Power Stone, Block DropperMegamix Only Category: Flying, Semi Bulky Location(s): MaGMML(1R): Cannon Deck1 MaGMML2: Escape Sequence Reality Core Swiss Hotel The Pit of Pits Null and Void MaGMML: Episode Zero: Stormy Spire Misc. Information Japanese Name: Fly Boy Script: フライボーイ Romaji: Furai Bōi Programmer(s): snoruntpyro Series Information Official Game Appearances: Mega Man 2 Mega Man II Mega Man: The Wily Wars MaGMML Game Appearances: MaGMML(1R) (Enemy) MaGMML2 (Enemy) MaGMML: Episode Zero (Enemy) Megamix Engine

"A weird helicopter that goes up drops trying to stomp megaman"

―Note in Prop-Top's code, Megamix Engine

Prop-Top is an enemy from Mega Man 2. It is a flying and hopping robot modified from a toy.

Prop-Top was first made available in the devkit for the original Make a Good Mega Man Level, where it appeared in the Wily stage Cannon Deck (though Make a Good Mega Man Level Remastered omits it from said stage's redesign).

Prop-Top returned in Make a Good Mega Man Level 2, where it appeared in the entry Escape Sequence, as well as the Wily stage Reality Core, the Tier X stage Swiss Hotel, the Pit of Pits sub-levels "Once More, With Ceiling" and "Paradrop", and in Null and Void. It also appeared in the Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero stage Stormy Spire.

Behavior

Prop-Tops will slowly rise into the air. After they have risen a certain amount, they will leap in an arc towards Mega Man, waiting briefly before rising again.

By default, Prop-Tops are red, but by setting "col = 1" in a Prop-Top's creation code, it will turn green.

Damage Table

Make a Good Mega Man Level

1/1/3 1/1/3	2 1	4 3	2 2	0 3	2 2	1 3	1/1/99 1/5	7 2
Other Notes		Top row is damage in MaGMML; bottom row is damage from MaGMML weapons in the Megamix Engine.

Make a Good Mega Man Level Remastered

1/1/3	1	1	2	3	3	3	1/20	2	3
Other Notes

Make a Good Mega Man Level 2

1/2/3 1/1/3	2 2	1 1	1 3	1 1	Y Y	1 1	2 2	4 4	1 6	2 2
Other Notes		Top row is damage in MaGMML2; bottom row is damage from MaGMML2 weapons in the Megamix Engine.

Make a Good Mega Man Level 3

1/1/3	3	1	1	6	3	2	4	2
3/4/Y	1	1/2/3	4	4/3	4	1	2	0.5	3	1/0.5	3
Other Notes

Make a Good 24 Hour Mega Man Level^{Megamix Only}

1/1/3	4/2	1/5	99
Other Notes

Make a Good 48 Hour Mega Man Level

1/1/3	2	2	0	2	1/1/2	3	5	2
Other Notes

Make a Good Mega Man Level: Episode Zero

	1	1	2	99
	1	1	2	2
	2	3	3	2
	1	1	2	1
	2	3	2	3
	3	4	4	4
Other Notes

Megamix Engine

1/1/3	Y	4	4	4	2
Other Notes

Trivia

• In the original Make a Good Mega Man Level, Prop-Tops incorrectly used a sound effect from Mega Man 5 when landing from a jump (namely, the sound that plays after a Teckyun finishes moving). Starting with the Megamix Engine, they use the correct sound effect (the same sound that plays when a Big Eye lands from a jump in the original Mega Man; Make a Good Mega Man Level 2 uses the same sound, but at a different pitch).