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Absolute ZERO

Phase 1 of Absolute ZERO

Information In-Game Information HP: 28 x 4 (Null and Void) 28 x 3 + 280 (True Arena) Weakness(es): Phase 1: Jewel Satellite & Triple Blade Phase 2: Wheel Cutter Phase 3: Slash Claw Phase 4: No weakness Phase 5: Charged Mega Buster Affiliations: Zero Type: Unknown Occupation: Battle Robot Main Stage: Null and Void Location(s): The True Arena Misc. Information Programmer(s): ACESpark Gender: Male Eye Color: Yellow Series Information MaGMML Game Appearances: MaGMML2 (True Final Boss) Other Appearances: Make a Good Mega Man Level

"It shall be out of the question for yourself to avert me achieving one's goal, in the near future you, my current opponent will peregrinate to your sempiternal rest and indeed oneself will be inclined to exert the effort in this ultimate end and obliteration of all."

―Absolute ZERO, throwing the thesaurus at the player.

Absolute ZERO is the true final boss of Make a Good Mega Man Level 2, some sort of massive battle robot piloted by Zero from the first game. He is Zero's ultimate creation.

Make a Good Mega Man Level 2

Absolute ZERO is the true final boss of the second game, as well as the True Arena's last boss, where he gains a fifth form. As the game's final boss, Zero puts up much more of a fight than in the original MaGMML... Well, initially.

Attacks

Phase 1: The giant hands damage you by themselves. They can barely be jumped over while Absolute ZERO is not moving, but it is recommended to jump over while he is moving in your direction. He can slam the hands, causing explosions that damage you and make the platforms fly up. To dodge this you have to jump when Absolute ZERO slams his hands. When the platforms fall down, he will slam them again, but this time, Crushers will appear from the ceiling. They don't go down when you're near them but damage you if you touch them. To dodge this, you have to jump from the platforms while they are coming down. They will again go up. Then you have to jump to the platform which is not going to a crusher. Next time he slams the platforms, the crushers will switch places. The pattern always goes like this, and once you learn it, Absolute ZERO is a very easy.

Phase 1

Absolute ZERO is revealed to be a giant machine, with a really detailed face that some would say is a JoJo reference. He moves slowly, so he is not a big deal. He has only a few attacks, but they are deadly if you don't know them correctly. His weaknesses are Jewel Satellite/Badge Barrier and Triple Blade/Truffle Cluster.

Phase 2

todo: also this

Phase 3

todo: attacks

Unfortunately for Absolute ZERO, reality ensues after prolonged destruction from Mega Man, and Absolute ZERO is effectively crippled. Most of its attacks are incredibly weak now, and the entire fight is incredibly flimsy for Absolute ZERO. Depleting this phase's health bar makes Absolute ZERO let out a totally normal sounding yell, and Phase 4 Begins.

Phase 4

At this point, Absolute ZERO is just as big a joke as the original ZERO fight, as it's just a drawing of ZERO swinging back and forth, occasionally sputtering out a projectile. While the projectile causes knockback, it actually deals no damage to Mega Man. Simply keep firing at it until it dies.

Phase 5

At the end of the True Arena, there will be another phase.. It appears to be a Heart Tank from the Mega Man X series at the center as opposed to a drawing of Zero, and while it initially seems to unleash a flurry of projectiles, they actually lack collision altogether and can't even hurt Mega Man. After a few moments, the boss automatically self-destructs. Pat yourself on the back--you won the True Arena!

Gallery

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  Phase 2 of Absolute ZERO

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  Phase 3 of Absolute ZERO

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  Phase 4 of Absolute ZERO

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  Phase 5 of Absolute ZERO

Damage Tables

	1/1/2	1	2	1	2	N	1	1	0	0	0
	1/1/2	2	1	1	1	N	1	3	0	0	0
	1/1/3	1	1	1	1	N	3	1	0	0	0
	1/1/1	1	1	1	1	N	1	1	1	1	1
	1/1/2	0	0	0	0	N	0	0	0	0	0
Other Notes		During the fourth phase, all of Absolute ZERO's projectiles deal 0 damage, although they still provide hitstun. This phase is completely skipped in the True Arena. During the alternate fourth phase, also known as Zero Heart, Absolute ZERO cannot hit the player, and self-destructs after an indeterminate amount of time.

Trivia

• Absolute Zero is based loosely on the "increasingly verbose" meme, in which a phrase from pop culture is twisted to become longer and wordier as the accompanying drawing becomes lower and lower in quality (represented here by Absolute Zero's appearance growing increasingly more ridiculous until it matches the Zero sprite from the first game).