Tag: Ruby-Spears

Countdown to Archie’s Mega Man, Day 4: The Mega Man Animated Series

Countdown to Archie’s Mega Man, Day 4: The Mega Man Animated Series

To date, Mega Man‘s biggest excursion into the mainstream (mind, the video game industry wasn’t quite the same then as it is today) came to be in 1994, thanks to the animation company Ruby-Spears Productions*.   Together with Capcom Productions, they were able to create a highly-successful animated series which ran for three seasons**, and even […]

To date, Mega Man’s biggest excursion into the mainstream (mind, the video game industry wasn’t quite the same then as it is today) came to be in 1994, thanks to the animation company Ruby-Spears Productions*.   Together with Capcom Productions, they were...
Countdown to Archie’s Mega Man, Day 4: The Mega Man Animated Series

A Look Back at Bandai’s Mega Man Cartoon Action Figures

Once upon a time, Mega Man fans– particularly those outside of Japan– had it pretty rough. For a time, if a fan of the Blue Bomber wanted to reenact their favorite adventures through the childhood pastime of pitting plastic action figures against one-another, they were pretty much out of luck (save for the particularly creative […]

Once upon a time, Mega Man fans– particularly those outside of Japan– had it pretty rough. For a time, if a fan of the Blue Bomber wanted to reenact their favorite adventures through the childhood pastime of pitting plastic action figures against...
Countdown to Archie’s Mega Man, Day 4: The Mega Man Animated Series

The Switcher Presents: Mega Lions!

It is a legend no one will forget… During the heyday of the 90’s and Mega Man’s run as a top syndicated cartoon star with a mix of episodes both good and bad, there is one story which has always stood out from the rest: “Curse of the Lion Men.” Thanks to The Switcher, who […]

It is a legend no one will forget… During the heyday of the 90’s and Mega Man’s run as a top syndicated cartoon star with a mix of episodes both good and bad, there is one story which has always stood out from the rest: “Curse of the Lion...