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Flash Man

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Flash Man is an Electro House remix of Mega Man 2 by James Landino! The origins of this track date back to 1988, when Capcom first released Mega Man 2 on the Nintendo Entertainment System.

This track is a remix is Flash Man’s theme, and features video edited by Cutman Plays and FuNipz, with footage from Smash Bros, the Mega Man animated series, and gameplay from MegaMan 2!

Credits
Produced by James Landino
Mastered by Jordan Aguirre
Video by Cutman Plays and FuNipz

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