30 Years Of Mega Man X
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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Mega Man X not only served as the Blue Bomber's jump o the SNES, but also jump started his first subseries. Today, I want to look at the games development, early showcases, and finally, the game itself. I had a lot of fun making this video, and I hope you enjoy the video as I did making it. As promised, Sources and Music down below.
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Music
Central Highway - Mega Man X
Prolouge - Awakening Road ~ Alph Lyla with Toshiaki Ohtsubo - Rockman X
Spark And Shadow - POWER PLANT STAGE ~ Alph Lyla with Toshiaki Ohtsubo - Rockman X
Night In The White - ICEBERG STAGE ~ Alph Lyla with Toshiaki Ohtsubo - Rockman X
Flame Mammoth ~ Shoshinkai 93 Ver
Variable X ~ Mega Man X
Sigma Stage 1 ~ Mega Man X
Zero Theme ~ Mega Man X
Sigma Stage 2 ~ Mega Man X
Ending ~ Mega Man X
Sting Chameleon ~ Mega Man X
Boss Battle ~ Mega Man X
Armored Armadillo ~ Mega Man X
Staff Roll ~ Mega Man X
30 Years Of Mega Man X
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Thank you brother 🫡
Thank you for giving us the X content that Capcom won't.
No problem!
Dunno how I missed this, once again, great video!
Megaman x and zero series for life🤙🔥✨
Mega Man X3 was the my first Mega Man game ever
Ever since I saw the intro , I became a mega man fan
Megumi Ogata provides the Hadouken voice clip and later the voice of Harpuia and Model H
Dang that's a whole 1620 weeks of Mega Man X
Ngl, this comment just made me realize I'm not even 1000 weeks old
W video, keep it up shiem. You will be a big channel one day
Thanks man. Working towards it!
Great video on celebrating the 30th anniversary of "Mega Man X" PrimeShiem. 😀 🙂
This here is my fancast for a possible "Mega Man X" anime series. This includes FUNimation Dub and Viz Media Dub voice actors and actresses I imagine voicing the characters.
Mega Man X: Erica Mendez (voice actress of Gon Freecss from "Hunter x Hunter (2011)" Viz Media Dub) with Gon Freecss' voice tone
Zero: Johnny Yong Bosch
Sigma: Bob Carter with Bojack's voice tone
Chill Penguin: Chuck Huber with Emperor Pilaf and Garlic Jr.'s voice tone
Spark Mandrill: Chris Rager with Android #14's voice tone
Armored Armadillo: Colleen Clinkenbeard with Lieutenant Riza Hawkeye's voice tone
Launch Octopus: Ian Sinclair with Whis' voice tone
Boomerang Kuwanger: Matthew Mercer with Hit's voice tone
Sting Chameleon: Kara Edwards with Kid Goten's voice tone
Storm Eagle: Troy Baker with Pain's voice tone
Flame Mammoth: Cris George with Botamo's voice tone
Vile: Micah Solusod with Tagoma's voice tone
Dr. Thomas Light: Barry Yandell with Moori's voice tone
Dr. Cain: Christopher R. Sabat with Kami's voice tone
Wire Sponge: Dameon Clarke with Imperfect Cell and Tambourine's voice tone
Wheel Gator: Mike McFarland with Doore's voice tone
Bubble Crab: Colleen O'Shaughnessey with Konohamaru Sarutobi's voice tone
Flame Stag: Mark Lancaster with Daiz's voice tone
Morph Moth: Liam O'Brien with Gaara's voice tone
Magna Centipede: Crispin Freeman with Itachi Uchiha's voice tone
Crystal Snail: Kate Oxley with Pasta's voice tone
Overdrive Ostrich: Christopher R. Sabat with Burter's voice tone
Agile: J. Michael Tatum with Zarbon's voice tone
Serges: Kent Williams with Mercenary Tao's voice tone
Violen: Greg Ayres with Guldo's voice tone
Blizzard Buffalo: Jeremy Inman with Android #16's voice tone
Toxic Seahorse: Stephanie Young with Nico Robin/Miss All Sunday's voice tone
Tunnel Rhino: J. Paul Slavens with Amond's voice tone
Volt Catfish: Laurie Steele with Alvida the Mace's voice tone
Crush Crawfish: John Burgmeier with Angila's voice tone
Neon Tiger: Cynthia Cranz with Chi-Chi's voice tone
Gravity Beetle: Chris Patton with Turles' voice tone
Blast Hornet: Meredith McCoy with Bad Launch's voice tone
Bit: Christopher R. Sabat with Vegeta's voice tone
Byte: Phil Parsons with Nappa's voice tone
Godkarmachine O Inary: Christopher R. Sabat and Phil Parsons
Dr. Doppler: Troy Baker with Dr. Kochin's voice tone
Web Spider: Peter Lurie with Kidomaru's voice tone
Split Mushroom: Cristina Vee with Killua Zoldyck's voice tone
Cyber Peacock: John DeMita with Satoz's voice tone
Storm Owl: John Swasey with Dodoria's voice tone
Magma Dragoon: Scott McNeil with Ocean Dub Piccolo Jr.'s voice tone
Frost Walrus: Christopher R. Sabat with Recoome's voice tone
Jet Stingray: Justin Cook with Raditz's voice tone
Slash Beast: Christopher R. Sabat with Piccolo Jr.'s voice tone
Colonel: Travis Willingham with Colonel Roy Mustang's voice tone
Dr. Albert Wily (from Zero's nightmare scene): Kent Williams with Dr. Gero's voice tone
Double: Sonny Strait with Krillin's voice tone in his regular form and Bardock's voice tone in his true form
General: Dameon Clarke with Paragus' voice tone
Iris: Stephanie Sheh with Hinata Hyūga's voice tone
Crescent Grizzly: Christopher R. Sabat with King Piccolo's voice tone
Tidal Whale: R. Bruce Elliott with Captain Ginyu's voice tone
Volt Kraken: Mike McFarland with Baby's voice tone
Dr. Shining Firefly: Duncan Brannan with Babidi's voice tone
Dark Necrobat: J. Michael Tatum with Spice's voice tone
Spiral Pegasus: Dave Wittenberg with Kakashi Hatake's voice tone
Burn Dinorex: Steven Jay Blum
Spike Rosered: John Burgmeier with Kurama's voice tone
Alia: Monica Rial with Tsubaki Nakatsukasa's voice tone
Douglas: Sonny Strait with Usopp's voice tone
Dynamo: Chuck Huber with Android #17's voice tone
Lifesaver: Christopher R. Sabat with Roronoa Zoro's voice tone
Signas: Roger Craig Smith with Chris Redfield's voice tone
Commander Yammark: Caitlin Glass with Vados' voice tone
Ground Scaravich: Bill Townsley with Cui's voice tone
Blaze Heatnix: Jason Liebrecht with Tapion's voice tone
Blizzard Wolfang: Travis Willingham with Free's voice tone
Rainy Turtloid: Edward Bosco with Franklin's voice tone
Metal Shark Player: Jason Douglas with Beerus' voice tone
Shield Sheldon: Brittney Karbowski with Black☆Star's voice tone
Infinity Mijinion: Sean Schemmel with Medamatcha's voice tone
Gate: James Marsters with Zamasu's voice tone
High Max: Dameon Clarke with Perfect Cell's voice tone
Isoc: Kent Williams with Dr. Gero's voice tone
Had to change Flame Mammoth's voice actor Brad Venable (Sisami's voice tone) due to him passing away and had to change Overdrive Ostrich's voice actor Vic Mignogna (Burter's voice tone) due to the controversy surrounding him. 🙁
Thank you! Honestly, I'm lucky that you put some actors with a tone of a character they played cause I honestly didn't recognize a lot of actors. Honestly, there are still some actors I don't recognize.
@@PrimeShiem Okay. 🙂
Great video my guy. It is interesting to see the history of Megaman X before it was even release, how much has changed, character design and their intended purpose, the soundtrack and etc.
Thank you! Yeah, I also enjoyed making this video because of that. I didn't know half of this stuff and had a blast looking into it.
Dope video. Some of the music you used, like the jazzy Chill Penguin remix (Night in the White), I downloaded like ~23 years ago off of Napster. I just searched Mega Man and selected everything, and let them all download over the dial-up modem overnight lol. It was so cool to hear these remixes, and I had a Rio brand MP3 player with a whopping 32MB of storage that I put some of them on. My dad was super pissed about leaving the phone line in use for the entire night but it was worth it for the sweet MM tunes
Thank you! And thank you again for sharing this story! Honestly, Night in the White and other Mega Man songs make it seem worth it to me to.
i always learn something new with your videos, awesome work!
I'm happy to hear that! Always happy to spread some info. Thank you so much!
Enjoyed the vid!
I'm glad to hear that!
Awesome video
Thank you!
30 years and it hasn't aged one bit, still the best entry next to the rest of the snes trilogy, 32bit fans need not apply
Honestly, yeah. Unlike some games, Mega Man X definitely has aged immaculately. I wasn't even born when it was released, yet it's one of my favorites of the franchise.
13:44 hey I found out because of the heart tank in Chill Penguin
mmx4 solos
RT-55J is specifically a reference to Auto's Japanese name
But MMX came out before MM7?
@@PrimeShiem Yes, although considering they only released within a year and a half (MMX - 12/1993 , MM7 - 09/1995) both games probably were developed within the same time and glancing at 7's development it says they focused on other stuff that they were left with only 3 months to make MM7
Random comment, but may I ask what video editing software you use?
Because I kinda want to start making videos similar to what you make 😅
No worries! You might not believe this, especially with this next video I'm working on, but it's Imovie☠️☠️
Not*
@@PrimeShiem oh but iMovie’s only available on Apple devices right?
@@megapokesonicx yeah, I believe so
Me: Please make a MegaMan X prequel to the Zero series
Capcom: Hell nah!
I'd love to see that, but I don't think it'll happen, definitely not anytime soon
And as always, CAPCOM did *J A C K*
It’s insane that the Mega Man X franchise peaked at its first installment and then entered a constant downward spiral from there. None of the later X games compare to X1.
See now, if you were to say X2, I'd be inclined to agree.
@@PrimeShiemAgreed. I am partial to X5 and X6 (I know, I know), but X2 is incredible
@@PrimeShiem X2 is good but it suffers from its own problems that prevent it from being on par with X1.
Can you beat this game with only the Armor? I have.
Yeah, I have as well.
Also only Sub Tanks and no Heart Tanks
Ainda quero um X9, mas por favor, que seja bom, e não um X dive
Sí, también quiero MMX9. Xdive fue divertido, pero quiero un juego tradicional.