0x14000-17FFF Robot Master Level Data
  -0x14000-14007 - Pointer List
    -0x14008-1492E - Cut Man
    -0x1492F-15259 - Ice Man
    -0x1525A-15F71 - Fire Man
    -0x15F72-16AAC - Elec Man
    -0x16AAD-17FFF - Unused
-0x202E9-20D14? - Wily's Fortress
-0x?-? - Wily's Space Fort (too lazy to look for it now)

Note: Switching the pointers for the levels does not switch the level's graphics or sound, meaning that the
    pointers for the level's graphics and sound are stored elsewhere.

The data for each level seems to be organized like this:
-Pointers and stuff                        - Barely deciphered nonsense 
-Room headers and enemy data               - Mostly deciphered
-Other data                                - Undeciphered
-Room data                                 - Deciphered
-TSA data                                  - Deciphered
-Collision data                            - Undeciphered (haven't bothered)

Room Header Format (Note: it doesn't always seem to follow this pattern):
1   byte  - Room #
2   bytes - Unknown. Possibly a pointer to "Other Data"
2   bytes - Pointer to the actual data of the room
3-6 bytes - Unknown. Seems to be 3 different values, which can be 2 non-zero bytes or 1 zero byte
2   bytes - Pointer to the previous room's header
2   bytes - Seems to determine the location of the room's exit
1   byte  - Determines direction of exit
2   bytes - Pointer to the next rooms header

Enemy Data Format:
1 byte - Enemy ID
1 byte - X position in blocks
1 byte - Y position in pixels (usually). Some objects ignore the second nybble, or use it to modify behavior
1 byte - Unknown. Possibly a behavior modifier, or just padding.
        - The falling stalagtite uses to determine when to fall, and the screws use it as well.

  Enemy IDs (in hex):
  00 - Terminates enemy data for a room
  01 - Spinning Wheel of death
  02 - Turret
  03 - Sliding Puck of annoyingness
  04 - Sniper Joe
  05 - Scissors of death
  06 - Giant Jumping Thing
  07 - Annoying Helicopter
  08 - Power up. Second nybble of Y-pos determines the powerup
      - x0 - Nothing
      - x1 - 1up
      - x2 - Large life energy
      - x3 - Small life energy
      - x4 - Large weapon energy
      - x5 - Small weapon energy
      - x6 - Nothing
      - x7 -  "
      - x8 - Freeze
      - x9 - Freeze
      - xA - Nothing
      - xB - Flickerfest (maybe offscreen sprites)
      - xC - Nothing
      - xD - Nothing
      - xE - Glitchy sprite in top right
      - xF - Freeze
  09 - Fan. Second nybble of Y-pos changes direction.
  0A - Firebar - Second nybble of Y-pos changes direction
      - x0 - Up
      - x1 - Left
      - x2 - Right
      - x3 - Nothing?
      - x4 - Up
      - x5-xF - Untested. Possibly repeats.
  0B - Falling fireball. Y-pos:
      - x0 - Repeats
      - x1 - Doesn't repeat
  0C - Fire-throwing robot
  0D - Bouncing platform. (is this even used?!)
  0E - Unused?
  0F - Zeus on his cloud.
  10 - Ice block
  11 - Met - Y-pos:
      - x0 - Peeking
      - x1 - Walking
  12 - Screws?
  13 - Egg-dropping bird
  14 - DISAPPEARING BLOCKS! Y-pos determines pattern. Patterns appear to be hardcoded.
  15 - Suzy. Second nybble of Y-pos changes direction
  16 - Electric beams. Y-pos determines direction.
  17 - Falling stalagtite. Byte after Y-pos determines timing.
  18 - Spaghetti generator
  19 - Spaghetti
  1A - Unused?
  1B - Egg. Glitched gfx
  1C - Baby bird from egg. Glitched gfx
  1D - Metal wall. Use Atomic Fire to break.
  1E - Cut Man. (can't seem to find the other bosses...)
  1F - Victory. Instant Win.
  20 - Freeze...
  21 - Victory (again)
  22 - Freeze...
  23 - Downward going Ice Slasher shot?? (WTF?)
  24 - Freeze...
  25 - Victory (yet again)
  26 - Freeze...
  27 - Another unidentifiable projectile.
  28 - Freeze... 
  29 - Victoly!
  2A - Freeze...
  2B - Victory.
  2C - Freeze...
  2D - Victory.
  2E - Freeze...
  2F - Victory
  30 - Freeze...
  31 -   "
  32 -   "
  33 -   "
  34 - WTF? Possibly another projectile.
  35 - Unused?
  36 - Time Stopper?
  37 - Boss Door
  38 - "Dr. WILY TELEPORT SYSTEM" text
  39 - Freeze...
  3A - Return to title screen
  3B -   "  + plus no status bar
  3C - "Go Back to Title Screen"
  3D - Boss explosion
  3E - Boss explosion
  3F - Weird. Level loads, but Mega Man never appears. Possible freeze
  40 -  "
  41 - Boss explosion + sound effect
  42 - Boss explosion
  43 -  "
  44 - Freezes as soon a Mega Man appears onscreen
  45 - Unknown. Causes lots of flickering.
  46 - Boss explosion
  47 -  "
  48 - Unused? 
  49 - Boss explosion
  4A - Plays enemy death sound effect
  4B - Freeze...
  4C - Boss explosion
  4D -  "
  4E -  "
  4F - Freezes game during Mega Man's entrance
  50-FF - Untested

  Note: All of the values from 0x19 onward (and most before), were tested by editing the first enemy in Ice
      Man's stage. "Freeze" (in most cases) denotes that the game froze as soon as the boss introduction
      finished.

"Other Data": I have no clue how this stuff works. When messing around with Cut Man's level, it changed stuff
   like the speed of the conveyers and the color cycling. In one instance, changing 1 (one) byte caused both
   the music to double in speed and the left-moving conveyers to zip me right at ludicrous speed.

Room Data:
1 byte - Room Width (always (?) a multiple of 0x0A)
1 byte - Room Height (always 0x08 (?)) (game appears to crash if 0x00)

Level data is stored in "rooms" as opposed to the screens of the NES game. One byte represents one 16 by 16
block, starting from the top left corner of the room and going to the right until it wraps to the next row.
Data for the next room starts where the next room's header says so, which in the case of practically every
single room of the game is immediately after 8 rows of data with no padding of any kind between rooms. Room 
data can easily be edited with a hex editor that supports custom widths.

TSA Data:
1 byte - # of blocks. This doesn't seem to change anything in the game, but it would be useful for an editor

Each 16x16 block is 4 bytes, which each byte corresponding to one 8x8 tile. Easy as pie.

Collision Data: 1 byte corresponds to 1 block from the TSA data. I haven't figured out exactly what each value
              means, but it should easy to find out. I think 0x00 is air.