Mega Man X #4
SCORE: 70
I wonder if this series will be wrapping up soon. I do not recall
everything from the video game. There are some aspects of Mega Man X #4
that came to me as a little surprise. This comic book cost me $4.99.
There are twenty-two pages of comic book content within Mega Man X #4.
There is a page devoted to the next issue. There are ads and the cover
gallery in the back of Mega Man X #4. The credits for Mega Man X #4 are
found on the inside cover page opposite of the front cover.
There is a bit of violent content within Mega Man X #4. I will include
spoilers in this review from this point forward. Mega Man X starts by
having a conversation with another one of those pods in Mega Man X #4.
Doctor Light is there and gives him the power of Hadoken. Does that
sounds familiar to Family Friendly Gaming Universe? It is in the Street
Fighter franchise. When someone Mega Man X cares about is in danger then
you can use this energy attack.
Mega Man X heads back to base in Mega Man X #4. He finds out that Zero
is waiting for him. Something about this whole franchise that makes no
sense to me whatsoever. Why not go together? Why does one person go and
then the other one? Vile taunts Zero and the two of them fight. By the
time Mega Man X can get there in Mega Man X #4 it is too late. Zero
sacrifices himself to take out the mech Vile is in.
Can you guess how Mega Man X defeats Vile in Mega Man X #4? If you
guessed he uses Hadoken then you would be completely right. The only
reason to get it at the start of this issue is to use it near the end.
Sometimes these things can be a bit predictable. I do not recall the
Mega Man X video games being that way. Instead I had to try different
abilities to figure out what would work on each boss.
Mega Man X goes over to check on Zero in Mega Man X #4. He is missing
his legs. Zero does tell Mega Man X to use his blaster against Sigma.
There are quite a few tears shed near the end of Mega Man X #4. The next
issue lets us know that Mega Man X will be up against Sigma for the
final battle. I wonder if that will wrap up this franchise. I will read
it to find out. I am ready for this one to be done soon.
- Paul
Graphics: 69%
Writing: 74%
Replay/Extras: 66%
Story: 73%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Udon Entertainment
Author: Arseneault, Steinbach
Rating: ‘AA’ for All Ages
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