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Mega Man X: Command Mission is a Nintendo GameCube video game released by Capcom in 2004.
Story
In Mega Man X: Command Mission a reploid rebellion is started on an artificial island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It is lead by a reploid named Epsilon, who was declaired a maverick by the government. The government responds by sending a maverick hunter team to stop the rebellion. The maverick hunter team consits of X a skilled maverick hunter created by Dr. Light, Zero a reploid created by Dr. Wily to defeat Mega Man but he changed sides and became one of the most skilled maverick hunters, and Shadow a reploid who later joins the Rebellion Army.
Character List
Main Characters
- X
- Zero
- Axl
- Shadow
- Spider
- Chief R
- Steel Massimo
- Nana
- Marino
- Cinnamon
- Professor Gaudile
- Colonel Redips
Bosses
- Hippopressor
- Wild Jango
- Silver Horn
- Dr. Psyche
- Mach Jentra
- Incentas
- Botos
- Ferham
- Scarface
- Epsilon
- Depth Dragoon
- Colonel Redips
Secret Bosses
- Rafflesain
- Duckbill Mole
- The Tails Clan (1-9)
| Mega Man series | |
|---|---|
| Classic series | Mega Man • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 9 • 10 • 11 Dr. Wily's Revenge • II • III • IV • V • The Wily Wars |
| Mega Man X | X • X2 • X3 • Xtreme • Xtreme 2 • Command Mission |
| Mega Man Zero/ZX | Zero • Zero 2 • Zero 3 • Zero 4 • ZX • ZX Advent |
| Mega Man Battle Network | Battle Network • Battle Network 2 • Battle Network 3 • Battle Network 4 (4.5 Real Operation) Battle Network 5 (Double Team DS) • Battle Network 6 • Battle Chip Challenge • Network Transmission • Operate Shooting Star |
| Mega Man Star Force | Star Force • Star Force 2 • Star Force 3 |
| Mega Man Collection | Anniversary Collection • X Collection • Zero Collection • Legacy Collection • Legacy Collection 2 • X Legacy Collection X Legacy Collection 2 • Zero/ZX Legacy Collection • Battle Network Legacy Collection |
| Other Games | Wily & Right no RockBoard • Mega Man & Bass • Soccer • Mega Man 64 • |
Trivia
At the start of the first boss battle, a shot of a warning sign flashing red and black can be seen. Although such a strobe effect is popular in Japan, it has become controversial in the United States due to its association with photosensitive epileptic seizures.