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Beck is the main protagonist of Mighty No. 9.
Bio[edit | edit source]
Once upon a time, there was a game developer known as Keiji Inafune. A long-time employee of Capcom; Inafune's influence on the Mega Man series (and him personally designing Zero gifted him with immense popularity. His eventual departure from Capcom came as a shock to many of his fans, until he launched a Kickstarter for a totally-not Mega Man game - namely, Mighty No. 9.
Since the religiously devoted Mega Man community deemed Inafune to be the second coming of Jesus himself, the project's Kickstarter raked in its minimum goal after little more than two days, and ended up with almost four million dollaridoos. The lackluster result led to stark accusations that Inafune had spent all the money on hookers and blow. More reasonable voices suspect the money went straight to the yakuza.
In 8chanmania[edit | edit source]
Beck only appeared in the Bad Games Mania of 8chanmania LXXII. Presumably tired from the constants copyright lawsuits, he promptly fell to The Cheetahmen.
