the N-Team. He speaks with a German accent, and is constantly wheezing in his speech. Dr. Wily is voiced by Ian James Corlett. In the Ruby-Spears cartoon, Wily's character and appearance is more in line with the original games, being Light's former assistant before turning against the world. As revealed in the first episode, Wily leaves Light after their test of their prototype humanoid robot failed, believing that Light sabotaged his work to steal all the credit. Wily steals the prototype, then later returns to reprogram Light's robots into his own servants, including the recently built Rock and Roll (though they do manage to escape from Wily), and proceeds with his plans to rule the world with his robots, all of which being inevitably foiled by Mega Man. As in Captain N, Wily speaks with a German accent and is also prone to fits of maniacal laughter. He is voiced by Scott McNeil. Dr. Wily also appears to be more like a normal human in the TV series. In Mega Man: Fully Charged. A school boy named Bert Wily is Aki Light's best friend. The comic book revival mini-series reveals that Bert is related to the Fully Charged version of Dr. Wily, who is his grandson. He manipulates Skull Man, the Robot Masters, Mega Man, and Nanagem against each other to create a robot uprising he would control in the shadows. After Skull Man's death and the reconciliation of Mega Man and Nanagem, Dr. Wily reveals he stole the former's schematics and pilots a giant mech to kill them both. He is defeated and begs for mercy before escaping. Dr. Wily was set to make a cameo appearance in the 2012 Disney movie, Wreck-It Ralph, as part of the villains' support group Bad-Anon, however, he was cut in the final version of the film. In print Archie Comics In the Archie Comics Mega Man series, Dr. Wily is, as in the games, an old colleague of Dr. Light's, as well as of Dr. Cossack and the comics-exclusive scientist Noele Lalinde. Wily was given a government contract to develop military robots, and creating a massive mobile Weapons platform known as the Wily Walker. However, when he chose to arm it with chemical weapons-supposedly for "demonstration" purposes-his work was seized, his labs shut down, and he was banned from working on advanced robotics. Unfortunately, Wily managed to find a loophole by convincing