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Mega Man Boss Test:
Ideal bosses to try and test my MMF2 skills when to get better.

Recommendations by myself:
Robot Masters:
Heat Man: Simple boss, could teach better gravity and trajectory coding.
Metal Man: Another simple boss, could teach stage-changing events and buster-enemy reactions.
Wood Man: Could teach circular rotations (unless I go the old-school choppy route with the animation) and shields.
Gemini Man: Bouncy projectiles, splitting enemy.
Hard Man/Guts Man: Freezing the player for both, and exploding objects for Guts.
Snake Man: Ground-Traveling projectiles
Toad Man: Full-Screen attacks.
Stone Man: Rotating attack, invincibilty states.
Blizzard Man: Bouncing enemy, arena-placed snowflakes.
Mercury: Weapon-stealing effects, splitting blob attack.
Mars: Speeding rocket, homing projectiles, and laying mines.
Fortress Bosses:
(I'M NOT DOING YELLOW DEVIL NO)
Mecha Dragon: Moving arena at start, weakspots, huge boss.
Quint: He's so simple it would be impossible to screw it up. Unless I do, like usual. Also, bouncing and floor-based projectiles.
World Machine 2: Multiple phase fights, homing missile. Also, it's a fairly easy boss in general.
Wily 1 from 5: Moving ground, working with crushers.
Wily 1 from 3: Objects moving while staying attached to the main object, and weakpoint expermentation.
Terra: Homing missile, many factors from robot masters, teleportation.
Sunstar: Combines many factors from the Robot Masters section, and also a multi-phased fight.
Misc:
(Not entirely from the classic series, but could be attempted. More advanced stuff here.)
Storm Eagle: One of the harder bosses to recreate on this list. Huge arena, Enemy-movement attacks, replicating sprites from the tornado, spawning enemies, etc.
Compass Man: Seperating enemy body, spreading projectiles.
Konro Man: Timing-based attacks, destroyable projectiles, linear path movement.
Mega Man 3 Protoman: Bounces and fires. Nothing too hard.