No

Yes

WTF

FTW

OMFGLMAO

But seriously, awesome crossover.

Excellent.

HORY SHET

To think that I come up with the EXACT same idea 4 years ago..
But my drawing sucks so I didn't draw them...

wow everything fits so well, especially Kururu as Dr. Vile

Giant+Robot said:
wow everything fits so well, especially Kururu as Dr. Vile

Over here in America, we got "Megaman" Zero, and Dr. "Weil".
America sucks. :<

Volchek said:
Over here in America, we got "Megaman" Zero, and Dr. "Weil".
America sucks. :<

Wrong. Fridge Brilliance when you realize that when pronounced in German, Dr. Weil = Dr. Vile. Since we already had a character named Vile (who was Vava in japan), they had to do something to keep from confusing the characters. Thus, a name that's pronounced exactly the same, but spelled in the way another country would spell it, works really well for that purpose.

YuriTenshi said:
Wrong. Fridge Brilliance when you realize that when pronounced in German, Dr. Weil = Dr. Vile. Since we already had a character named Vile (who was Vava in japan), they had to do something to keep from confusing the characters. Thus, a name that's pronounced exactly the same, but spelled in the way another country would spell it, works really well for that purpose.

you have the point.

Xover said:
you have the point.

Bah, I just remembered reading about it on TV Tropes is all.

Also worth mentioning that the reason "VAVA" got his name changed in the first place was fear of copyright infringement. Or so I'm told.

Alignn said:

Also worth mentioning that the reason "VAVA" got his name changed in the first place was fear of copyright infringement. Or so I'm told.

Something about it sounding too close to "Boba" as in Boba Fett of the Star Wars series, and the fact that they look alike doesn't help.

Yet strangely in Mega Man Xtreme (the first Mega Man X game for the Game Boy Color), he is called VAVA in the English translation.