This is Dust Man version #2.

Fate can be fickle. Having only just acquired block for Dust Man #1, Nuffle saw fit to have Wily's Robots face off against the claw pomb devastation, Wind, Fire and Steel. Superstar Blarf Face, short though he may be, smashed Dust Man upon the floor, forcing Wily to repair the bot.

The match that saw his first repair.

This is Pharoah Man version #2.

He was niggled in a match against the WMD's in The Box.

The match that saw his first repair.

Elec Man has already been rebuilt one time. He was damaged in a match against the Dirty Orcs, and money was spent to hurry the repairs. Fortunately, he had no upgrades.

The match which caused his first repair.

This is Bubble Man Model#2

His previous model was a dirty player. He was replaced by Bright Man though, so that his armour could be repaired.

Bubble Man version#1

The match that saw model#1 armour's impaired.

This model would then receive a -ma injury when playing Rc Toulouse. Dr. Wily, however, has opted not to repair him. Between the cost and losing his experience due to the repair's memory wipe, it was decided that Bubble Man can best serve the team as Defensive Lineman; he'll probably spend so much time getting knocked around that the -ma won't become a major factor in any future matches.

The match that saw his -ma injury..

This is Spark Man version#2.

When playing against the Friendly Poopies, Spark Man had the unfortunate job of marking a Krox to keep him occupied while Fire Man carried the ball on the opposite side of the field. He did his job, and took one for the team for his work. Dr. Wily did immediate repairs in thanks for a good performance.

The match that caused his first repair.

This is Drill Man version #2.

In his opening match against the Transylvanian Fugue, Drill Man was shown to have a glitch in his programming (niggling injury). He was rushed back to the lab to repair the malfunction.

The match that saw his first repair.