Rumor: Mega Man May Be Coming to Fortnite

After appearing in several Fortnite surveys over the years, Mega Man may finally be headed to Epic Games’ battle royale, if a new rumor pans out.

According to HYPEX, Fortnite leak sources SpushFNBR and Wensoing have reported that a Mega Man collaboration is currently “in the works.” Both are active in the Fortnite leak scene and have a history of accurately reporting upcoming content, though leaks like this often come from datamines, backend updates, or early shop-related information.

At this time, there’s no word on which version of Mega Man would appear. The classic series feels like the obvious choice, especially with Dual Override on the horizon. A Fortnite collaboration would also fit neatly into Capcom’s broader push to expand Mega Man’s visibility and introduce the IP to a wider audience.

As always, take this with a grain of salt until Epic Games or Capcom make it official. That said, Fortnite has already featured several Capcom collaborations, including Street Fighter and Resident Evil. Mega Man joining the lineup wouldn’t be too far-fetched.

We’ll keep an eye out for more details.

Source: HYPEX

Mega Man: Gear Masters Mini Comic Series Revealed

Via Lunar Distribution, UDON Entertainment’s follow-up to Mega Man Timelines has been revealed: Mega Man: Gear Masters. The new classic series title will be written by Tavis Maiden, with art by Ryan Jampole.

Here's the official solicitation:

"Mega Man returns in UDON’s first mini-series starring the classic Blue Bomber! With the threat of a new batch of robot masters, Dr. Light has upgraded Mega Man using the prototype Double Gear system. Problem is, Dr. Wily (the Double Gear’s creator) wants it back… by any means!! 

It’s all-out rumbling robot action in Mega Man: Gear Masters!"

Gear Masters #1 is currently scheduled to arrive in-stores on September 23rd, 2026.

Source: Lunar Distribution 

Mega Man: Bot in the Family Kickstarter Campaign Announced

Capcom and NF Publishing are teaming up for a brand-new book: Mega Man: Bot in the Family.

Written and illustrated by Matthew Taranto, best known for the gaming webcomic Brawl in the Family, the book will feature a full-color collection of comic strips celebrating the Blue Bomber’s long history. According to the announcement, the comics will span the entire 40-year history of the Mega Man series, with one chapter devoted to each mainline entry in the classic series.

The pitch promises a mix of humor, heart, and plenty of charm, all presented in a hardcover format. And yes, as the announcement proudly notes, every comic is “drawn by a full human.”

The Mega Man: Bot in the Family Kickstarter Campaign will launch on Tuesday, August 4. You can sign up now to be notified when the campaign goes live, and we’ll be sure to keep you posted as well!

Mega Man: Dual Override Will Be Playable At Gamescom

Capcom announced today that it will return to Gamescom, the world’s largest gaming event, when the show kicks off in Cologne on August 26. This will also mark the first time that Mega Man: Dual Override will be playable by the public.

In addition, throughout the show Capcom will host several live streams in English, while German audiences will be able to watch daily broadcasts produced and presented by Rocket Beans TV. With that much coverage planned, there’s a very good chance we’ll see new gameplay footage from the game during the event.

Stay tunned for more updates!

Mega Man: Fully Charged Now Available on Tubi, YouTube

Over the last couple months, WildBrain has been steadily uploading full, free episodes of Mega Man: Fully Charged to its official YouTube channel, finally giving the show a home beyond Amazon’s digital storefront. Now, the series is even easier to watch: all 52 episodes are available to stream for free on Tubi in the United States.

As with the YouTube uploads, Tubi presents Fully Charged in its paired-episode format. That means the original 52 11-minute episodes are bundled into 26 half-hour slots, each running roughly 22 minutes.

Why the sudden push to make Fully Charged easier to watch after all these years? Your guess is as good as mine. But it may be one more small piece of Capcom’s broader effort to expand Mega Man’s reach and strengthen the brand as a core IP.

Luminasta Mega Man Gregar Beast Out Figure Revealed

Sega has revealed the latest addition to its growing line of non-poseable Mega Man Luminasta figures: Mega Man Gregar Beast Out.

Like previous Luminasta releases, the figure will first debut in Japan as a UFO catcher prize. A wider release through online retailers such as Amazon and Big Bad Toy Store is expected to follow, with distribution slated to begin later this fall.

Source: Sega News Navi

Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection Update Out Now, Patch Notes

Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection just received a version update across all platforms, and it addresses a number of issues and bug fixes. Additionally, Capcom has also implemented a new option in the controller button settings that allows players to swap the Confirm and Cancel button assignments. 

Here’s the full rundown, according to Capcom’s change notes...

New Images of Hiya Toys Sigma, Coming Q3 2027

We first saw a prototype of Hiya Toys' Exquisite Basic Series Sigma a while back, and now we have our first proper look at the final figure.

Based on Sigma’s appearance in the original Mega Man X, the figure stands approximately 18cm tall and features his familiar green shoulder and chest armor, red chest gem, silver spiked wristbands, and knee guards. It also includes a real fabric red cape, along with replacement back armor parts that allow for both caped and uncaped display options.

Accessories include three interchangeable face parts, two interchangeable shoulder armor parts, three pairs of hands, a saber grip, a belt-mounted saber holder, and two illuminated saber effect parts. The figure also features magnetic soles for added stability when displayed on metal surfaces.

Sigma is expected to release in Q3 2027 for 119.99 USD (US Tariff Included). You can find more images here. UPDATE: Pre-orders are now available on Big Bad Toystore.

Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection Patch Arrives June 15

Capcom has announced that an update patch for Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection will be released on June 15, 2026.

The patch is intended to address bugs and improve functionality. However, Capcom has not specified which specific bugs will be fixed at this time.

One confirmed improvement is the addition of a new option in the controller button settings that allows players to swap the Confirm and Cancel button assignments. After the patch goes live, you'll need to update to the latest version to continue using online features.

Source: Rockman Unity

Premium Bandai’s Rockman Logo Acrylics Bring Classic Tunes to Your Shelf

Premium Bandai Japan has opened pre-orders for a new line of Rockman acrylic logo displays, and these come with a neat little twist: music.

Officially titled Acrylic Logo Display Sounds Rockman, the lineup covers all 11 numbered games, from the original Rockman through Rockman 11. Each display features the game’s title logo and includes a sound base that plays music from the corresponding title screen. Since the first Rockman did not have title screen music, its display instead uses the stage select theme, Famitsu reports.

Each display is priced at 3,850 yen, with pre-orders open now through September 27th, 2026 at 11:00 PM JST. Orders are expected to ship in December.

At this time, there’s no word on whether these will be available through international Premium Bandai outlets, so importing may be the only option for now.

Source: Premium Bandai, Famitsu

The Lost Lore of Mega Man X's Armors

The Mega Man X series is packed with fun, interesting details that are easy to miss the first time around. Some are hidden in character relationships, like Boomer Kuwanger and Gravity Beetle being siblings. Others come from minor characters who appear briefly but become fan favorites, like Green Biker Dude. And then there are the lingering mysteries, including one big question: what happens to X’s Armors after each game?

Today, I’m excited to share what might be my favorite piece of hidden lore in the series: the Armors from the first four X games may have actually been the same Armor all along. It sounds wild, but according to some old sources, that appears to be the case.

I put together a video covering this odd little piece of X series history, so check it out for the full breakdown. And a big thank you to Protodude for giving me the chance to share this one on Rockman Corner.

Inside the Rockman EXE x Quiz RPG Collaboration

The Rockman EXE and Quiz RPG: The World of Mystic Wiz and The Black Cat Wiz collaboration is now in full swing. And while many of us in English-speaking territories can’t take part directly, we’ve got a rundown of what's included, along with some very nice new artwork created specifically for the event.