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Video: Here’s A Look At The Mega Man: Fully Charged Animated Series

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<p>The first trailer for the television animation, <strong>Mega Man: Fully Charged</strong>, has been shown at the San Diego Comic-Con. The show is based on the classic games, with season one running for ten episodes in total. </p>
<p>The story is about Aki Light – a schoolboy who can transform into a powerful hero known as <a class="external" href="http://www.nintendolife.com/games/nes/mega_man"><strong>Mega Man</strong></a>. When Sgt. Night and his evil team of robot masters show up in the futuristic Silicon City, it’s up to Mega Man to protect the city’s citizens with his mega buster arm cannon and also by absorbing powers from his opponents. Various other characters will pop-up along the way, including the robot dog, Rush.</p>
<p>Mega Man: Fully Charged premiers in the US next month. The show is a production between Cartoon Network, Man of Action Entertainment, Dentsu Entertainment USA and also DHX Media.</p>
<p><em>Take a look at the trailer above and tell us in the comments if you’re at all interested in watching, rather than playing, Mega Man.  </em></p>
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