Digging for artifacts, the Mega Man of the far future uncovers something unusual, and sets out to get it identified. Before long, the infamous Tron Bonne is involved, and plenty of chaos follows in her wake!

The conclusion to the Timelines series reveals the flimsiest of connections to the rest of the series. Of course, we knew that the little, wandering Met bot has been finding his way into all of the different time periods, but here it finally, albeit very thinly, connects everything together.

Each issue can still be read as a one shot without missing anything though, including this one. Though the justification for the series is barely there, it has been fun to see the different incarnations of Mega Man in action.

Speaking of action, that’s one area where Udon always deliver, and Mega Man Legends Timelines #1 is no exception. It really feels like a high octane, action packed anime on the page, with cheesy dialogue and gorgeously vibrant colours making the already beautiful artwork really pop.

It’s a great comic for Mega Man fans, but those with only a passing interest in the series may want to sit this one out overall.

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