Enker was the first robot from the "Mega Man Killer" series built by Dr. Wily, the only purpose of which is to destroy Mega Man, but in Mega Man EN, Enker had reappeared claiming to have turned on Wily and taken him hostage, along with the other Mega Man Killers. In Mega Man EN you fight him in a collective stage where all of the Mega Man Killers are fought, fighting Enker last. He first appeared in Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge.
Enker is also the titular main protagonist of the Enker Trilogy series (Enter Attacks, Enker Attacks 2: Dr. Wily's Arrival and Enker Attacks 1½: The Revenge of Stitch - Starring Shurara!).
Strategy[]
Enker borrows his speed and pattern from Mega Man 10, and is not only weak to the Mega Buster, but the Solar Flare also works on him, being an energy based weapon. It will deal about as much units of damage as several Mega Buster shots, so using either one deals the same damage.
Enker Trilogy Series[]
Enker is the titular main protagonist of the Enker Trilogy series (Enker Attacks, Enker Attacks 2: Dr. Wily's Arrival and Enker Attacks 1½: The Revenge of Stitch - Starring Shurara!).
In Enter Attacks, after Mega Man defeated Dr. Wily for the 1,00,000th time, Enker appears to betray him because he is sick and tired of his orders, so he ran off. Afterwards he encounters Dr. Light who wanted him to be reprogrammed so he'll obey Light instead. Overjoyed, Enker calls over other Mega Man Killers Ballade and Punk (Quint is not there because he stayed in the future) but they there interrupted by Robot Masters from Mega Man 5 who takes Dr. Light's personality chips. Angered, Enker follows the robots to the lair, where Dr. Wily reveals that he took the chips because he doesn't want to make Enker to join on Dr. Light's side. Apparently, as Wily tries to make him bad, Quint saves him. Quint tells Enker to find a way to activate the switch, distracting Dr. Wily with it and unbeknownst to him Quint took Dr. Light's personality chips. Enker then uses the Mirror Buster to destroy the switch, causing Dr. Wily's lab to explode. At the end credits, Enker brings Dr. Light a Power Core.
In Enker Attacks 2: Dr. Wily's Arrival, Enker along with his friend Tornado Man discovers the ruins of the Indian jungle only to ran into new Robot Masters. They all argue, but Tornado Man accidentally awakens Ra Moon, an ancient supercomputer who slept for years. To Dr. Wily's joy, Ra Moon started to absorb power from most cites, although it affects Dr. Wily's lab too. Later, Enker receives a Mirror Blaster, an upgraded version of Mirror Buster, from Dr. Light that is used to defeat Ra Moon and squares off with a giant Met to gain advantage to the room where he fights with Ra Moon. After defeating Ra Moon, Enker is now free-willed, but saddens by the fact that he misses Punk and Ballade.
In Enker Attacks 1½: The Revenge of Stitch - Starring Shurara!, which takes place in during the events of the first Enker Attacks game, a mysterious door is opened in front of Dr. Wily's door. While finding the way to get the personality chips back, Enker also notices that Dr. Wily stole the Power Core, too (thus explaining why Dr. Light searches for that core and Enker bringing it back to him in the first Enker Attacks game). Enker steps a bit further to investigate and notices similar enemies from the door is working for Dr. Wily. Once they leave, Enker finds his way out to surprise attack new foes (plus the Mega Man 5 Robot Masters) and faces off with Experiment 626 (Stitch) after the blue alien stomps on Dr. Wily in a comical way and kills Ballade and Punk by exploding them (thus explaining why Enker misses them at the end of Enker Attacks 2: Dr. Wily's Arrival). After Stitch is defeated, Enker and Quint head out to destroy the switch (as seen in the pre-credits cutscene).
Other Appearances[]
Enker, along with Ballade, Quint and Punk, piloted a Killer Tank in the fangame called Protoman's Return as the one of the bosses in Wily's Fortress. The Killer Tank, also piloted by Enker, Ballade, Quint and Punk, also made a surprise appearance as a first Fortress Boss in Skullman In: Scooby Doc 4: The Destroyer (Featuring Atsushi Onita.
He also appears in Mega Man 8-Bit Deathmatch as a secret boss in Flash Man's stage if the player beats his Arena in under 5 Minutes. He appear as regular mid-boss in Chapter 13. Along with Punk and Ballade. His stage teammate for Maestro is Mega Man.