JEWEL SATELITE IS THE BEST SHIELD WEAPON EVER!

[Bag of Magic Food]

Hey, has anyone else noticed how the Jewel Satellite rotates much more smoothly than all the other shields in the NES games?  What's up with that?

[Flame]

because its not an NES game. its a Wii game with NES graphics.

[Pringer X]

The only thing I don't like about Jewel Satellite is that it goes away when the screen transition, so it's uses are somewhat limited in that it's only good against Uzi Joes and Spark Man/'s stage, as far as supremely awesome goes.

[Flame]

TOP SPIN IS THE SHNITZEL YO. IT TAKES OUT WILY IN ONE HIT.

[Dr. Wily II]

Like they always say...
Jewels are a robot's best friend...

Seriously though, anyone tried Jewel Satellite on Splash Woman?

[Bag of Magic Food]

TOP SPIN IS THE SHNITZEL YO. IT TAKES OUT WILY IN ONE HIT.

Well, as long as you aim it right...

[Mirby]

I took Wily out in MM5 with Beat. It was awesome. 2 or 3 hits each time he reappears. Still, to the debate earlier about this wasn't limited to the classic weapons. I think it is, since this is the classic board, right?

[Duke87]

They call him the Blue Bomber because... he's blue! Blue blue blue blue blue blue!

In before "if he was green he would die..."

Except that that's not the lyrics to that song. It's "da ba dee, da ba dai". Not words. In fact, on the back cover of the CD box, the song title is even listed as "Blue (Da Ba Dee)"

And yes, I actually own that CD.

[Bag of Magic Food]

Aw, somebody told me that they actually sing "If I were green, I would die" at the very end of the song.

[Flame]

Well, as long as you aim it right...

not exactly that hard to.

[Reg]

Shield weapons are among my favorites in the MM games. I liked the Leaf Shield but when you moved, it zoomed off in whatever direction you pointed in. They more or less improved the shields with each game, the exception being the Star Crash, but it did make Crystal Man's stage less infuriating so I gotta give it props for that. Since I haven't played MM9 yet, I can't comment on the Jewel Satelite but it sounds like it's fabulous.

[VixyNyan]

Being able to walk and jump around with a shield that NEVER disappears unless you give command to do that with a button or walk to the next area of a stage, plus killing every enemy that dies with at least 1 or 2 hits IS very fabulous~ ^^

[Flok]

I like it's sound and how Sniper Joes and 9000 other enemies are harmless against it. Also, why is it a satellite? Because the jewels rotate?

[Align]

Satellite = anything in orbit around an object
The jewels orbit Megaman
So yes. Sorta.

[Bag of Magic Food]

They more or less improved the shields with each game, the exception being the Star Crash, but it did make Crystal Man's stage less infuriating so I gotta give it props for that.

But wasn't Star Crash the first shield you could walk around with but also fire off?  (Although you could jump with the Leaf Shield and not lose it.)

[Reg]

Actually, I think the Skull Barrier was the first shield you could walk around with.

[yanmaoption]

I think he means the first one to do both; walking around with it and firing it off.
Then again, you can do both already in RM1. (See Fire Storm)

[Splash]

Well...The Junk Shield is second shield with which you can run and shoot..

[marshmallow man]

Not being able to choose what direction you want to throw the Jewel Satellite is my only complaint, although admittedly there aren't too many places one would really need to do that in the game.

And also I guess, that I feel like an idiot when I miss Plug Man with it, since there's only enough energy for the exact right amount of hits. Usually happens when I'm not paying much attention, and I wind up having to scramble for some other weapon. And of course that it won't repel Wily's attacks, but that would be making things too unfair I suppose. I'm not really complaining about these things, just reminiscing.

Otherwise, J. Satellite is golden.

[VixyNyan]

And also I guess, that I feel like an idiot when I miss Plug Man with it, since there's only enough energy for the exact right amount of hits. Usually happens when I'm not paying much attention, and I wind up having to scramble for some other weapon.

Timing is also important.
If you use it too quickly after one hit, you will waste one Satellite because of Plug Man's temporary invulnerability. o.o

[Splash]

Timing is also important.
If you use it too quickly after one hit, you will waste one Satellite because of Plug Man's temporary invulnerability. o.o

...Invicibility after Hit?...well in mm9 it s shorter..in MM&F 2 had not invicibility
offtop.My English is bad,because i m Russian,From Lithuania

[VixyNyan]

Shorter yes, but you still have to use satellite with exact timing.
Not too fast, or you will lose a satellite.

[Splash]

Shorter Like in MM1.

[Elpis TK31]

Timing is also important.
If you use it too quickly after one hit, you will waste one Satellite because of Plug Man's temporary invulnerability. o.o

Happened to me too, granted, I have fought him 4 or 5 times or so, but still I forked myself over a couple of times, being to hastily >.>

Shorter Like in MM1.

the Damage Barrier wasn't longer in any other NES title >.>

-Elpis

[Bag of Magic Food]

Not being able to choose what direction you want to throw the Jewel Satellite is my only complaint, although admittedly there aren't too many places one would really need to do that in the game.

At least it doesn't fire in three RANDOM directions like the Junk Shield.