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Sgt. Night publicly criticizes Dr. Light's views on human and robot unity during a school assembly, invoking the ire of Fire Man and forcing Silicon City's newly minted hero, Mega Man, to intervene.
Mega Man stops Fire Man by replicating his powers and fighting fire with fire. Unfortunately, Mega Man also learns that he can replicate a robot's mental state as well, and must get his own anger under control to win.
At school, Aki struggles with the side effects of his newly replicated Drill Man schematics; later, as Mega Man, he learns to control his fire powers in thwarting Drill Man's assault on Skyraisers Inc.
Mega Man must stop Hypno Woman from turning the students and teachers at Silicon Central into her mindless drones.
A misunderstanding between Mega Man and Rush ends in the robo-pup running away from home, only to be reunited and reconciled during a confrontation with Wave Man.
Mega Man and Suna must overcome a sibling dispute over what to do on their day off to stop Fire Man from overheating the city.
An "unscheduled" TV appearance not only lands Aki in hot water for missing class, but sets Ice Man on a misguided mission to "unite" (i.e. freeze together) every human and robot couple in the city.
Mega Man must stop Blasto Woman from plundering the Museum of the Hard Age and its cache of military grade weaponry.
Mega Man tries to save Dr. Light from a date with Mari, who's actually Hypno Woman in disguise.
Student elections get blown out of proportion (literally) when Air Man lends his support to Aki's rival for class president, Peter Punk.
Aki must set aside a petty rivalry with Bert Wily in order to stop Chemistry Man from wreaking havoc at Silicon Central's Field Day.
Fire Man and Wave Man team up to evaporate the city's water supply, forcing Mega Man to team up with an ally of his own - Suna.
When Ice Man decides to be a hero, Mega Man, influenced by Ice Man's literalness, steps down from the hero biz until a true crisis snaps him out of it
