Talk:Megaleg
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(First topic)[edit]
I am sick of people editing this page. It's fine as it is. It only needs to be edited if more info is to be added. (EX: expanding the strategy to beat the boss.) They remove valuable info, and use incorrect names, such as "Snifit Bot" and "Arnharcus". The game is out already, and "Megaleg" is the confirmed name. Do not change the page if it is correct. Thank you.
Lord Blumiere 00:20, 17 November 2007 (EST)Lord Blumiere
Glitch?[edit]
Once when i took the megaleg mission when i Long Jumped from the starting point on the first planet i suddenly got carried to the megaleg planet. I could climb, walk and jump onto megaleg but he standed still and could not move nor shoot Bullet Bills. Is this a glitch? User:MarioMaster720.
Yes i think so User:Wuhu island3.
Megaleg quote[edit]
For more context, here's the scene I'm referring to. Megaleg appears and tries to take Rosalina by force, but just as he does, a voice says, "Princess Rosalina, you're coming with me!" This voice is different from the other voices in the movie (including Bowser Jr.). I think if a giant robot appears, intending to take Rosalina, and tries to take her, and a voice announces it, it's obvious to deduce that the voice is his and not another character's. While the final version of the movie might show otherwise, I think that from the information given in the trailer, it's quite easy to infer that the voice announcing what Megaleg is going to do is Megaleg's own. So, until we have confirmation, I prefer to rely on what can be more easily inferred from what we saw in the trailer.
Sorbetti
(talk) 12:40, November 12, 2025 (EST)
- Is it definitively Megaleg or is it is Bowser Jr. controlling Megaleg? - Nintendo101 (talk) 13:22, November 12, 2025 (EST)
- In the SMG, Megaleg is a robot independent of Bowser Jr., unlike Megahammer or Boomsday Machine, which are controlled by him. Also, as I mentioned, his voice is different from Bowser Jr.'s, and this is much more noticeable in other languages, like Spanish. Given the nature of the game and the scene presented, it's easy to guess that Megaleg is the one speaking. Otherwise, are you saying that in a scene where only Megaleg appears, and a voice from him announces what he's doing, it's actually Bowser Jr.'s voice? Are you saying that the directors chose the only robot without a pilot and gave him a different voice from Bowser Jr., but Bowser Jr. is still controlling him? That's too far-fetched. If someone sees a robot announcing what it's going to do, they assume it's the robot who is speaking.
Sorbetti
(talk) 13:36, November 12, 2025 (EST)
- When I heard it, I assumed without thinking critically that it was Bowser Jr. because he has a history of piloting giant mechs, it sounded like his voice being modulated, and Megaleg historically doesn't make any sounds. - Nintendo101 (talk) 14:01, November 12, 2025 (EST)
- Bowser Jr. is also later shown in the Direct inside a dark metal cockpit, unlike the windowed, cushioned inside of his Megahammer cockpit, so it's definitely possible (and I'd say likely) that he is indeed piloting Megaleg in the movie. Until the movie releases or more info comes out, the safest option is to not use the quote. The current quote is better at representing the boss anyway. — Lady Sophie
(T|C) 14:47, November 12, 2025 (EST)
- Bowser Jr. is also later shown in the Direct inside a dark metal cockpit, unlike the windowed, cushioned inside of his Megahammer cockpit, so it's definitely possible (and I'd say likely) that he is indeed piloting Megaleg in the movie. Until the movie releases or more info comes out, the safest option is to not use the quote. The current quote is better at representing the boss anyway. — Lady Sophie
- When I heard it, I assumed without thinking critically that it was Bowser Jr. because he has a history of piloting giant mechs, it sounded like his voice being modulated, and Megaleg historically doesn't make any sounds. - Nintendo101 (talk) 14:01, November 12, 2025 (EST)
- In the SMG, Megaleg is a robot independent of Bowser Jr., unlike Megahammer or Boomsday Machine, which are controlled by him. Also, as I mentioned, his voice is different from Bowser Jr.'s, and this is much more noticeable in other languages, like Spanish. Given the nature of the game and the scene presented, it's easy to guess that Megaleg is the one speaking. Otherwise, are you saying that in a scene where only Megaleg appears, and a voice from him announces what he's doing, it's actually Bowser Jr.'s voice? Are you saying that the directors chose the only robot without a pilot and gave him a different voice from Bowser Jr., but Bowser Jr. is still controlling him? That's too far-fetched. If someone sees a robot announcing what it's going to do, they assume it's the robot who is speaking.