The Next Mega Man Show Should Be Based on Mega Man X

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TheMega Man franchise has gone through many different iterations over the years, to the point that the franchise can be neatly divided into a number of subseries that take place in different universes and different eras. Although each Mega Man series has its strengths and weaknesses, two in particular stand out from the rest: the classic Mega Man series and its immediate sequel, Mega Man X. Mega Man X is well known for its sleek design, interesting spin on elements of the classic series, and iconic characters. Despite this, none of the six existing Mega Man shows are based on it — and four of the shows are retellings of the classic Mega Man series. Now that Mega Man: Fully Charged is finished airing, the nextMega Man show should be based onMega Man X.

Mega Man X is considered one of the best games of all time, so it may seem odd that this series hasn't gotten a proper screen adaptation in the last three decades. Technically speaking, the series did get one adaptation in the form of The Day of Σ, a 25-minute-long Original Video Animation released in 2005. The Day of Σ serves as a prequel to the games and explores X and Zero's first clash against Sigma. Unfortunately, it was made as part of the marketing for Mega Man Maverick Hunter X, a remake of the first Mega Man X game, which didn't do well. Fans have never received a full television adaptation of the Mega Man X series, which is a great opportunity for writers interested in telling an epic cyberpunk war story.

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