
I ask you, loyal Machinoids, what does it take to be noticed as a viable threat to the future of the planet? Should I build a robot named "Scissorman" and make it so he's weak against "Rockman"? Or maybe I'll throw "Paperman" in the mix and see who will last the longest of the three. Will I be labeled one of gaming's best video game villains then?
Probably not. What I need is something original...something so sinister, it will FORCE people to respect me. Something that this world will look upon as one of the worst villains who ever lived. Perhaps if I create a space station in the Earth's orbit, disguised as the moon, but with a planet-destroying death ray mounted on the outside. I could call it, "Death Moon!" Ehh, I'll have to work on the name.
Anyway, my minions, the moral of this story is that if you cannot successfully build an evil robot to do your bidding, without installing weaknesses, you are not a true villain, and must be punished for your pathetic attempts at evilosity (that's a real word that I just made up!). Dr. Wily is a poor excuse for not only a villain, but a mad scientist as well. How can you, with your nigh unlimited resources, make it so EASY for Mega Man to come in with his LITTLE BLASTER and foil your plans over and over and over again. That not-so-awesome POSSUM did it to me once. Did I go right back out and try again? NO! Unlike this fool, who has tried nearly 20 times and lost each time, I can proudly say that I have only been foiled ONCE, and not any more than that. Because, for the last 18 years, I have been biding my time. Sure, that possum might have lived to his natural life expectancy and died, but he DID have children! Two of them, if I'm not mistaken. And I will make them pay DEARLY for their father's insolence.
Until next time, my loyal Machinoids, and remember: Only YOU can prevent stupid robots with stupid weaknesses to each other from walking the Earth. Just find out where their weakness is and blast them over and over again until they die!
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