Escape (エスケープ Esukēpu), also known as Exit (イグジット Igujitto), is an option from the Mega Man games that in most appearances allows the user to leave the current stage, if the boss of that specific stage was already defeated, from the Sub Screen. It first appeared in Mega Man X as the Escape Unit (エスケープ・ユニット), which is available from the beginning. In some games, it is an item that must be obtained to be used.
Appearances
- It is available from the beginning in Mega Man X to Mega Man X8, Mega Man Xtreme, Mega Man Xtreme 2, Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X, Mega Man Powered Up, and Mega Man 11.
- In Mega Man X8 (excluding the opening stage Noah's Park) and Mega Man 11, the player can leave any stage anytime, even if the boss was not defeated.
- In Mega Man 7, Auto creates it for 200 Bolts (100 with the Hyperbolt) in the Big Eddie. Alternatively, it can be found with Search Rush near the boss shutter from Freeze Man's stage.
- In Mega Man 8, the Exit, known as Exit Parts (イグジットパーツ) in Japan, can be obtained for four Bolts in Dr. Light's Laboratory.
- In Mega Man & Bass, the Exit Unit (Exit Parts in Japan) can be bought with Auto for 50 Screws.
- In Rockman & Forte: Mirai Kara no Chōsensha, the Exit Parts are single use, and must be bought for 50 screws from the shop each time the player uses it.
- In the first Mega Man Zero, Cerveau asks Ciel to give an Escape Unit to Zero after Aztec Falcon's defeat. This allows him to abort the current mission and return to the Resistance Base, but the mission will be considered a failure if he evacuates. It can't be used in missions that result in a game over if it fails.
- In Mega Man Zero 2-4, the Escape Unit is available from the beginning and acts like its previous appearances, allowing Zero to leave a stage he had completed.
Role-playing games
In the Mega Man Battle Network and Mega Man Star Force series and the game Mega Man X: Command Mission, Escape (逃げる nigeru), also known as Run, is a function that allows the player to run away from most battles, with a few exceptions, such as bosses. In the first Mega Man Battle Network, Escape (エスケープ) was only available as a Battle Chip, but became a default function in Mega Man Battle Network 2 and later games. Some enemies are also able to escape from battles, like Rush and Zennydropper.
Battle Chips
Mega Man Battle Network
| ID | Image | Name | Description | Attack | Element | Code |
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| 80 | 
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Escape | Escape from most enemies | - | 
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F, H, J, L, N |
Mega Man Battle Network 2
| ID | Image | Name | Description | Attack | Element | Code | Memory |
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| 134 |
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Escape | Escapes from some enemies | - |
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F, H, J, L, N, * | 64 MB |
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| Mega Man Zero series | |
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| Main characters | |
| Zero • Ciel • Cerveau • Alouette • X • Elpizo • Crea and Prea • Dark Elf • Neige Sage Harpuia • Fighting Fefnir • Fairy Leviathan • Hidden Phantom • Copy X • Dr. Weil • Omega • Craft Resistance • Caravan • Four Guardians • Eight Gentle Judges • Einherjar Eight Warriors | |
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| Mega Man Zero • 2 • 3 • 4 • Collection • Legacy Collection | |
| Scripts | |
| Mega Man Zero • 2 • 3 • 4 | |
| Related Items | |
| Zero's weaponry • Chips • Cyber-elf (List) • EX Skill • Energy Crystal • Item Box • Secret Disk Locations (Neo Arcadia • Resistance Base • Area Zero • Ragnarok) • Pantheon (List) • Bosses（Mutos Reploid) • Golem • Armed Phenomenon • Variant Mega Man Zero Official Complete Works • RTRZ-Telos Drama Track Translations • Remastered Tracks Rockman Zero Rockman Zero (manga) • Vile's Incident: Eden dome, its sin and rebirth | |