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An example of how the same person can differ in different worlds, in this case two versions of Dr. Wily from Mega Man (Dreamwave Productions) and Mega Man (Archie Comics).
The multiverse is the collective term for all universes that exist. The presence of alternate universes was shown in some media from the Mega Man franchise.
The Mega Man games have two primary universes, the "original Mega Man universe" containing the events from most games in the Mega Man, Mega Man X, Mega Man Zero, Mega Man ZX, and Mega Man Legends series, and the "Mega Man Battle Network universe" with the events from most games in the Mega Man Battle Network and Mega Man Star Force series. Those two have multiple universe branches that range from large to negligible differences. Examples of large differences include games with multiple endings, spin-offs, alternate box art and stories, and adaptations to other media like animations and comics. Negligible differences mainly include gameplay elements like the order stages from the Stage Select Screen were completed, items obtained, among others.
Game appearances
Mega Man games
In the Mega Man Battle Network and Boktai series, MegaMan.EXE and Solar Boy Django (alongside Otenko) visited each other's worlds to fight against ShadeMan and The Count of Groundsoaking Blood.
In the Mega Man Star Force series, the Alternate Dimension is a version of Earth ruled by Apollo Flame where Mega Man failed to stop Le Mu, resulting in the end of humanity. Some versions from the first Mega Man Star Force and Lunar Knights also features characters from one game appearing in the other.
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Rockman Xover is a crossover with time travel that included content from most Rockman games released at the time, alongside content from other games.
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Mega Man X DiVE is a metafiction that combines elements from several games.
Other games
- The Marvel vs. Capcom series features two universes, one with Marvel characters and other with Capcom characters. The two universes were combined by Ultron Sigma in Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. In Zero's ending from Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Silver Surfer tries to bring him back to his home and accidentally takes him to Neo Arcadia, with Zero saying that it is the wrong world.
- In SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos, Zero is sent in a different universe, where he encounters characters from SNK and Capcom.
- In Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars, MegaMan Volnutt, Roll and Zero are sent to a different universe, where they encounter characters from Tatsunoko and Capcom.
- The Cross series contains both time travel and alternate dimensions, with characters from the Mega Man X and Mega Man Legends series being part of the same era.
- In Street Fighter X Tekken, the Street Fighter and Tekken series are part of the same universe, which contains its own version of Mega Man.
- The Super Smash Bros. series is set in a world where multiple franchises coexist, including characters from the Mega Man, Mega Man X, Mega Man Zero, Mega Man ZX, Mega Man Legends, Mega Man Battle Network and Mega Man Star Force series. Of note, the term universe is used by the Super Smash Bros. community to collectively refer to all content from a specific franchise present in the series, not to different universes like the Subspace and Mysterious Dimension. Each universe has a symbol representing it, the Mega Man franchise's symbol being a gear.
- In the Mega Man event from Dragalia Lost, Dr. Wily discovered an interdimensional rift and crosses it to conquer another world, but is stopped by Mega Man and the world's habitants.
- In TEPPEN, the Mega Man X and Mega Man Battle Network series are part of the main universe, while content from the Mega Man Zero series is set in a different universe.
- Multiples worlds appear as part of the courses from Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, including the Wily Castle.
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- The Rockman event from Super Robot Wars X-Ω happens during a festival that gathers robots from several parallel worlds.
- In the Rockman event from Yuusha no Kuse ni Konamaiki da DASH!, Rockman is an invader from an alternate world.
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Other media
MegaMan NT Warrior anime series
Rockman EXE Beast features an alternate dimension known as Beyondard.
Archie Comics
- See also: Archie Comics Timeline
Habitants from the Mega Man world in the Archie Comics Mega Man comic book series encountered other worlds during the crossovers Sonic & Mega Man: Worlds Collide and Worlds Unite:
- Skull Egg Zone
- Prime Zone (the main world from Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic Universe)
- Sol Zone (the world where the Wily Egg landed after Worlds Collide)
- Sonic Boom World
- World of Breath of Fire III
- World of Ghosts 'n Goblins
- World of Monster Hunter
- World of Ōkami
- World of Street Fighter
- World of Viewtiful Joe
- World of Alex Kidd
- World of Billy Hatcher
- World of Golden Axe
- World of NiGHTS into Dreams...
- World of Panzer Dragoon
- World of Skies of Arcadia
- Several unseen worlds that had Unity Engines installed on them