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name- Zero
hair color- long blond hair
eye color- blue
blood type- n/a
age- n/a
height- 6'5
Zero is one of the three main characters of the Mega Man X series, as
well as the protagonist of the Mega Man Zero series. He also makes an
appearance as Biometal Model Z in the Mega Man ZX series. A high
ranking Maverick Hunter in the X series, and a legendary freedom
fighter in the Zero and ZX series, he's a die hard warrior who doesn't
hesitate to take action. However, behind his cold and emotionless
attitude lies a wounded soul.
Zero also has his own sense of wrong and right. During his days as a maverick hunter his attitude was more out going and he was more vocal on his opinions and is some one gave him attitude he would give it right back with words and action. He also had a good sense of humor. Though after his long sleep in stasis did not do well on him, he ended up with hibernation sickness, in reploid terms, lose of memory. Zero barely showed any emotion but as he began to remember more about his past and got to know the new people around him he slowly started to open up, mostly only towards Ceil. One thing has not changed though. He will always protect his friends and comrades to his last breath. Also Zero has a healthy fear for spikes, in-fact he hates them, a lot.
"I have always only fought for the people I believe in. I won't hesitate... If an enemy appears in front of me, I will destroy it!"
—Zero, Mega Man Zero
History of Zero
Zero was created by the late Dr. Albert Wily sometime in the early-
21st century. His first chronological appearance was in the form of
schematic blueprints during Bass's ending for Mega Man 2: The Power
Fighters and described by Wily as his "greatest masterpiece." Learning
from his past mistakes, including the accidental creation of Bassnium,
and his construction of Bass and King, Wily constructed a new robot,
far more advanced than anything he had ever built before with a power
level far superior to that of Bass or Mega Man. Wily took the time to
complete Zero. Although it's not confirmed if Zero had been released
by his creator during the Wily Wars, he was certainly sealed away in a
capsule, initially believed to engage Dr. Light's masterpiece
creation, Mega Man X, in battle in the future. Decades later, in the
early-22nd century, he was awakened by a group of Reploids.
When he was first activated, he awoke as a Maverick (by the definition
of wanting to cause harm to all humans) and destroyed all intruders
who had dared to enter Wily's lair. Zero was later cornered by Garma's
Maverick Hunter unit inside an unknown facility, however at the cost
of a total loss of said unit. Not wanting to get anymore comrades
endangered by the powerful enigmatic Maverick, then-Hunter Commander
Sigma himself challenged Zero in a one-on-one battle. Even though Zero
eventually gained the upper hand during the battle, Sigma was able to
defeat the red Maverick after the gem on Zero's head began to glow and
a 'W' symbol appeared, apparently causing Zero great pain. Sigma
punched this crystal, shattering it and defeating Zero (subsequently
passing on the Maverick Virus to himself). He was then brought to Dr.
Cain, who analyzed him. After that, Zero recovered from his battle
with Sigma and was placed under Sigma's watch. Zero did not show any
signs of Maverick behavior and was enlisted into the Maverick Hunters'
17th Elite Unit.
The Day of Sigma
As part of the 17th Elite Unit, Zero became an excellent Maverick
Hunter and was soon ranked SA-Class, the highest rank the Maverick
Hunters had to offer at that point of time. It was during that time in
which he met X for the first time who was also part of the 17th Unit,
even though he was only ranked B-Class due to his hesitation on the
battlefield. The two became friends and partners and worked together
whenever they could. Zero soon became a somewhat mentor to X.
Soon afterwords, a series of Mechaniloids going berserk occurred in
Abel City, the city in which the Hunter Base at that point was
located. During the course of the investigation, it was Zero who
eventually uncovered the identity of the person responsible for the
attacks, which was none other than Sigma himself. Zero realized this
after analyzing various locations which were seemly connected to the
attacks, and by looking over the bodies of defeated Reploids, which
were all taken down with a single blow directed at a weak spot. There
had been only a very few number of Reploids with such perfect skills,
including Sigma. The defeated Reploids had taken was caused by a beam
saber, and not by range-weapons, which ruled out the previously
suspected Vile.
Even though Zero managed to block Sigma's first attack, he was soon
overwhelmed by Sigma and was used to pressure X into surrendering. To
get Zero out of his way, he was struck by Sigma's beam saber and later
abandoned while Sigma held X captive and launched a missile attack on
Abel City. Some time later, Zero regained conscious and found X all
alone in the facility, heavily damaged. He then brought him back to
the Hunter HQ.
Mega Man X / Maverick Hunter X
Zero from Mega Man X
After Sigma's declaration of Reploid Independence on July 4th 21XX
(June in the US manual of the original game), dubbed "The Day of Σ",
Zero, who at that point was the highest ranked member of the Hunter
organization, became the new leader, and he and a repaired X fought
together against Sigma's uprising rebellion. Zero saved X during a
Maverick attack at the Central Highway from Vile. After that, the two
split up, with X's task to slow down the Maverick activities in nearby
areas while Zero himself was on recon duty at Sigma's fortress.
They eventually met there and together invaded the fortress. Here,
they encountered Vile for a second time. Zero was captured by Vile and
imprisoned in a cage (in Maverick Hunter X however, Zero was left
unconscious by Vile as a bait for X). When X was also defeated by
Vile, Zero managed to break free and destroyed Vile's armor by firing
a charge shot from point-blank range, which was a successful, yet
fatal action. Afterwords, Zero handed his Buster Parts to X (only in
case X hadn't obtained the Buster Upgrade from the Dr. Light capsules)
and encouraged him to continue to fight before ultimately dying in X's
arms.
Mega Man X2
After Sigma had been defeated, the Hunters tried to salvage whatever
remained of Zero from the sunken fortress and found Zero's Control
Chip (which serves as Zero's "brain" and consciousness) which had
miraculously survived the destruction of the body. However, the
Hunters were incapable of creating a new body for Zero because they
were unable to analyze Zero's unique body structure.
Six months later, a group of three Mavericks, calling themselves the
"X-Hunters", contacted the Maverick Hunters and claimed to be in
possession of all parts of Zero. The X-Hunters challenged X to a
battle in order to win Zero's remains. It was Serges who constructed
the parts and upgraded the body with the specs Zero was originally
intended to have, including reinforced shoulder plates and Z-Saber.
X, who didn't want his friend to be in the hands of Mavericks,
accepted and eventually recovered Zero's head, body and foot parts.
Eventually, Zero was reconstructed by Dr. Cain (now completed with his
signature Z-Saber and enforced shoulder plates) and assisted X in
destroying the base of the resurrected Sigma. Trying to fool X
however, Sigma had constructed a doppelganger of Zero with Black Armor
which he claimed to be Zero, however this copy was destroyed by the
real Zero.
In the very end of the Japanese version of the game, Sigma mentions
that Zero is the last of "Wi...numbers", likely he is trying to say
that Zero is the last of the "Wily numbers", or advanced robots built
by Dr. Wily.
As a non-canon scenario in X2, in case X wasn't able to retrieve all
of Zero's parts, the X-Hunters would steal any parts X had previously
collected from the Hunter Base, as well as Zero's Control Chip. Zero
would then be reconstructed by Sigma as a Maverick and was fought by X
prior to his encounter with Sigma. After being defeated, Zero would
regain his consciousness and assisted in destroying the base
Mega Man X4
Zero's first appearance as fully controllable character with his own
story also marked his most tragic point in life. At the beginning of
the game, Zero encountered his creator within his dreams who ordered
him to finally obey his orders and fulfill his destiny by destroying
his nemesis' greatest creation. When he awakened of the nightmare
(which is implied to have happened before), he was immediately
dispatched to the Sky Lagoon colony which had been attacked by
Mavericks. Repliforce was also confronted at the scene, claiming to
assist the Hunters in evacuating the city, however both factions
didn't trust each other for a moment and as a request for
interrogation was declined, the Great Repliforce War broke out.
When the Repliforce was labelled Maverick after the Sky Lagoon
incident, both X and Zero were assigned different missions to gather
information about Repliforce's coup and to cut off their support
lines. Iris, who was by now Zero's girlfriend, assisted Zero on his
missions as being his operator, like during the Erasure incident.
However, Iris herself was part of Repliforce while her brother,
Colonel, was Repliforce's second-in-command and therefore an imminent
target for the Maverick Hunters. Iris didn't want the two of them to
fight, ravished between her love for Zero and her love for her own
brother. When the two of them battled in the Ceremony Hall of
Repliforce's command center, it was Iris who stopped the two Reploids
from terminating each other by begging her own brother to stop since
Zero had previously saved her life after the Sky Lagoon had crashed
down. Colonel, who had always regarded Zero as a friendly rival,
backed off. Zero on the other site however stated that someone had to
stop Repliforce at all costs, much to the grief of Iris. When
Repliforce's coup began, Zero rushed to the space port to stop the
ascension of the military troops to the newly constructed space
station of Repliforce, Final Weapon. There, he battled Colonel, this
time not holding anything back, just like his former friend with Zero
being the victor of the fight. After that, he traveled to Final Weapon
where he was, much to his surprise and horror, encountered by Iris,
who was blinded by her grief of the loss of her brother and anger for
Zero killing him. She had salvaged Colonel's Control Chip from his
remains, fusing it with her own programing, thus resulting her body to
transform into a massive Ride Armor like combat form which Zero was
forced to battle. Even though he didn't mean to, Zero damaged the
exterior power core of the structure, resulting in the destruction of
the armor. He hurried to Iris' body, however, it was too late to save
her. Whispering to Zero that she did all this because she wanted to
live in a world for Reploids only together with him, she died in his
arms and Zero, who was totally overthrown by the pain, began
questioning his own reasons for fighting and the means of his own
existence (he yells "NO, THIS ISN'T HAPPENING! THERE'S NO REASON FOR
ME TO GO ON!! WHAT AM I FIGHTING FOR!!!" at the end). Filled with
anger, he confronted General, the leader of Repliforce, defeating him
in battle. Upon the end of the fight, General realized that someone
had taken over the control over Final Weapon, aiming it at Earth. Zero
went to the control facility, only to find Sigma there, who revealed
their pasts to him (back when Sigma was still a Maverick Hunter and
Zero was first seen as a Maverick).
After Zero had destroyed Sigma and the General had sacrificed his life
to make the Final Weapon self-destruct, Zero escaped the destruction
in a small spacecraft, thinking about what he had done. He hadn't been
able to save anyone he cared about. He had killed his own friend
Colonel, the General, and Repliforce with him, who in the end has only
been manipulated by Sigma and the Mavericks. Questioning whether or
not Reploids would be supposed to be Mavericks after all, he returned
to Earth.
Mega Man X5
Zero played a pivotal role in Mega Man X5. The space colony "Eurasia"
was set to impact the Earth, recently being coated in a large breakout
of the Maverick virus, which would cause catastrophes of unimaginable
proportions. In the meantime, X and Zero faced Sigma on Earth and
easily defeated him, however, Sigma lost on purpose to spread the
Sigma Virus around the world. Due to this, thousands of Maverick
Hunters turned Maverick, yet, the fall of the colony posed to be a
bigger threat. In order to stop the impact of the Eurasia, X and Zero
both would gather several enhancement parts to power up an old energy
cannon, known as "Enigma" (Enigma is German for mystery, an odd name
for a gun) to destroy the colony before it could devastate the planet.
While doing so, Zero noticed his strange reaction towards the Sigma
Virus. While others, like X, got hurt by being surrounded by the
virus, he himself actually felt energy growing inside himself,
multiple infections of Sigma Virus anomalies even turned him
invincible for brief period in time. Behind the scenes, Lifesaver
informed Hunter General Signas about his concerns regarding Zero, but
also that there might have been a chance to develop antibodies from
his DNA to cure the Maverick/Sigma Virus. Yet, the accomplishment of
the Enigma was rendered priority one.
However, it didn't matter how much the cannon was powered up, a
complete destruction of the Eurasia was impossible and only delayed
the impact (in the game it's possible to destroy Eurasia with only the
cannon, but story-wise it didn't work). As a last resort action, a
Space Shuttle was readied to be launched and be directed right into
the colony to have have it self-destruct right at the Eurasia's core.
The shuttle would be operated by Zero and the operation succeeded,
however debris would still rain down on Earth. Zero was later rescued
by the Hunters but the peace only lasted for a short time as a new
threat arose from the debris of Eurasia.
A new virus, merged from the virus inside the colony and the Sigma
Virus, called the "Zero Virus" by Alia, had begun to effect the impact
area. The area flooded by the new virus was strangely deformed and was
filled with Zero Virus anomalies that even resembled Zero. Also,
strange Mavericks were found in the area, bosses that actually
resembled earlier bosses such as the Shadow Devil and Rangda Bangda.
The closer X and Zero got to the source of the virus, the higher
Zero's viral infection level rose, yet not showing any Maverick
behavior. Not wanting Zero to become a Maverick, X would fight his
friend in order to have him being brought back to Hunter Base.
Eventually, the battle would end in a draw. Upon seeing X and Zero
both being completely exhausted after their battle, Sigma would reveal
himself to destroy them. However, Zero managed to prevent this,
protecting X and himself and forcing Sigma to retreat.
If the one who would pursue Sigma was Zero, Sigma would reveal to him
that he let the colony fall on Earth solely to purify Zero's body with
the virus to clear his mind and awaken his true self. Upon defeating
his first form, Sigma would also reveal to Zero that he met an "Old
Man" which knew a lot about Zero and his past, caring for him like a
father and that it was that man's suggestion to flood Zero's body with
the Virus to awaken him. After defeating his large battle body form,
Sigma would then tryed to take X, who was still left unconscious at the
scene of his battle with Zero, down with him. Zero would take most of
the hit, majorly damaging him. The remains of Sigma attacked Zero and
X one final time, impaling both of them in the chest area but was then
completely destroyed by Zero who gained consciousness briefly and
fired a charge shot at him from his buster.
Exhausted and damaged from the battle, Zero finally realized that he
was going to die and while in a state between life and death, he began
recalling memories of his creator and his true purpose of existence.
Yet, his memory circuits began to cease function. After recalling his
memories of Iris and apologizing to her, Zero asked X to live for him,
bringing peace to the world. After X was saved and repaired by the
spirit of Thomas Light, X searched for Zero, but found nothing but his
Z-Saber, which he kept in order to honor his fallen friend.
Mega Man X6
In Mega Man X6, the mad scientist Gate began tampering with Zero's
data. By studying a piece of Zero's body found in the debris, Gate
created the new Nightmare Virus, a discolored clone of Zero (called
"Zero Nightmare"), and the near-invulnerable Reploid, High Max. X,
taking the assault on Zero's reputation personally, set out to
investigate. Upon destroying the Zero Nightmare, X is reunited with
his friend, mysteriously repaired and carrying a brand new Z-Saber.
Together, X and Zero set out to defeat Gate and the imperfectly
resurrected Sigma. Who exactly repaired Zero was never directly
stated. Dr. Light, who repaired X at the end of X5, denied knowing who
repaired Zero. Some believe it is Gate's ally, Isoc, as he is the only
Reploid who claimed to have seen Zero before X found him, and he
demonstrates an odd obsession with Zero, even laughing joyously when
Zero defeats Gate's own men, but in this very cutscene Isoc says, "Now
that I know you are alive I can capture you at anytime." If it was
Isoc, he would have known Zero was alive. Again, in this game Zero has
his Z-Buster with slight differences: It takes a bit less time to use
than in X5 and it seems to do more damage at a close range.
It should be noted that the reunion between X and Zero had Zero
stating that he repaired himself, and hid himself while away while he
"healed".
Zero's ending in this game helps to mend the storyline between the
Mega Man X and Mega Man Zero games. It shows Zero being sealed to
remove a component from his body (presumably something having to do
with the virus' influence on him, and/or his original murderous
persona). This was originally going to show that the X series had
ended, but fans loved the series so much, Inafune was forced to
continue, making many people believe that this is either a glimpse of
the future, or non-canon. However, recently revealed backstory
information in the Japanese Mega Man Zero Sourcebook "Rockman Zero
Official Complete Works" has revealed that this ending is indeed
canon, takes place in an unspecified time period beyond the last X
series game, and is in fact considered the first of 2 different times
when Zero sealed himself away.
Mega Man X7
In Mega Man X7, Zero is responsible for the bulk of the Maverick
Hunter workload due to the fact that X has recently refused to battle
for any reason, due to his doubts about the Hunters' violent methods
[he has some resentment for the workload, though, as indicated when he
says "I can't believe I'm back here again!" in an irritated tone in
his introduction.]. Zero captures a mysterious Reploid, Axl, who has
just recently abandoned the vigilante group Red Alert. Axl assists
Zero in stopping Red Alert's rampages, and eventually X rejoins them.
After the battles, Zero has nightmares of X attacking him, out of
obsession for eliminating Mavericks (possibly foreshadowing the rise
of Copy X in the Zero series). Mega Man X7 signified a few changes to
Zero's gameplay. His Z-Buster was eliminated altogether, and in
addition to learning new attacks from defeated Mavericks, Zero can
also gain other melee weapons to replace his saber. This tradition
would continue through the rest of the Mega Man X series and up to the
Mega Man Zero series.
Mega Man X8
Zero continues to work with X and Axl, who is now working with the
Maverick Hunters, in dealing with new threats in Mega Man X8. One of
the new navigators, a purple-haired girl named Layer, has shown a
romantic interest in him; Zero has not returned the emotion however,
simply keeping the relationship professional. Zero's memories of the
virus incident from Mega Man X5 continue to haunt him, fueling his
hatred towards Sigma. Upon confronting him, Sigma confirms that Zero
is the original carrier of the Maverick Virus, which was transferred
to Sigma. Also Zero, X and Axl fight a fleet of New Generation type
Reploids that have a more advanced copy system than the one Axl has.
this new threat is lead by a reploid known as Lumine.
Mega Man X Command Mission
In the game Mega Man X: Command Mission, Zero is sent along with X and
another Reploid, Shadow, to investigate Reploid uprisings in Giga
City. Zero is separated from X after Shadow betrays them, and presumed
dead, until he reappears some time later and attacks one of the
rebelling Reploids in a mechaniloid factory. At this point, Zero is
joined by X, Axl, and a number of other Reploids that X assembled to
assist him. With Shadow's betrayal still fresh in his memory, Zero is
unwilling to trust X's new friends, and promptly decides to work
alone. However, one of the Reploids, Spider, risks his life in Zero's
defense. After this, Zero decides to rejoin X's group permanently,
although Spider eventually turns on them and reveals himself as
Colonel Redips. He had hid his true identity from the group by using a
replica of Axl's DNA change, hinting toward the possibility that
Spider could have actually existed at one point (since Axl needs to
take DNA from a Reploid in order to change into it).
The Elf Wars
At some unknown point after his mission on Gigantis, Zero realized
that he carried the virus inside him and spread it all over the world
during his missions as a Hunter. Thinking that the world wouldn't be
safe as long as he was still active, Zero admitted himself into a
research institute, in order to get rid of the virus within him that
caused Reploids around him to go Maverick. At the same point, a
project was started to analyze Zero as it had been revealed previously
(during the Eurasia crisis to be exact), that Zero actually reacted
positive to the Sigma Virus, therefore might hold anti-bodies for the
infection. Zero was sealed away and brought to a government lab. At
some point, Zero's mind was extracted from the body, possibly for
security measures in case something would go wrong while researching
it.
For an unknown amount of time, Zero's body was studied by government
researchers. One of them, an unnamed female ancestor of Miss Ciel,
managed to create the "Sigma Antibody Program", a Cyber-elf capable of
reverting the devastated programming of infected Mavericks and
therefore destroying the virus completely. This Cyber Elf was the
Mother Elf.
However, weapon researcher and DNA revival specialist Dr. Weil, who
worked in the lab as well, planned a different way of dealing with the
Mavericks, and was unsatisfied with the result. Stealing Zero's
mindless body and the Mother Elf, Weil started a horrible conflict
that would ultimately cost the lives of 90% of all Reploids and 60% of
all humans. This four-year-long period of war was later dubbed the
"Elf Wars".
Weil, who used the Mother Elf (now known as the Dark Elf) and copies
of her, known as Baby Elves to gain control over Reploids all over the
planet, ordering them to destroy each other, worked on Zero's body,
manufacturing an exterior armor around him which boosted the body's
specs to its limits as well as granting him the ability to control all
Reploids at the same time when combined with the Dark Elf and creating
a new consciousness for the body loyal to him: Omega.
When the Elf Wars were in their fourth and final year, Zero reappeared
on the battlefield, given a copy of his old body (however, it is still
unknown who created the body, but it is presumed it was Ciel's
ancestor). Zero managed to infiltrate Weil's laboratory and steal the
Dark Elf from Weil. He then ordered every Reploid in the Dark Elf's
range to turn against Weil. At that point, Omega was released onto the
battlefield, along with a few Mechaniloids, to defeat X and Zero and
retrieve the Dark Elf. Zero, who by that time had realized Omega was
using his original body, defeated him together with X by using the
Final Strike, disabling the massive Reploid.
After the war had ended, Zero decided to seal himself away again, this
time, forever. Though X tried desperately to stop his friend from
sealing himself another time, the sealing process had been gone too
far to stop it. Zero told X that, as long as he was still around, the
bloody history would repeat itself over and over again. Before the
seal was complete, he encouraged X that this was the right way and
that he wanted to believe in the humans as X believed in them. With
these final words, Zero's seal was complete. However, the seal is not
eternal, and, a hundred years later, he will awaken to face more
battles.
Neo Arcadia era
Mega Man Zero
At the beginning of Mega Man Zero, Zero was discovered in suspended
animation in an abandoned laboratory by a human scientist named Ciel,
who leads a band of Reploid freedom fighters. Ciel used the Cyber-elf
Passy to revive Zero, who in turn saved Ciel from the forces of Neo
Arcadia that was pursuing her and her comrades. Zero, however, was
suffering memory loss due to "hibernation sickness." As it turned out,
Neo Arcadia was the government of the world at this time period.
Reploids were discriminated against and often deemed Maverick and
terminated without justifiable cause. Copy X, a ruthless, conceited
weaker clone of the real X, was in charge of this policy. Zero agreed
to join Ciel's team in fighting this oppression of Reploids. Zero
would then go on to defeat Copy X's 4 Guardians as well as destroying
Copy X himself.
After the battle with Copy X, Zero was declared missing by the
Resistance, after the Neo Arcadian Core was destroyed. In truth, Zero
is traveling in the desert (He apparantly survived by jumping off Neo
Arcadia Tower, as he was seen unconscious when cyber elf X was talking
to him), where he spends one year evading the forces of Neo Arcadia
before returning
Mega Man Zero 2
At the beginning of Mega Man Zero 2, Zero is still traversing the
harsh desert, and still hunted by Neo Arcadia. After one battle with
the Neo Arcadian Forces, Zero finally succumbs to his injuries, and
collapses. When he wakes up, he is now in the new Resistance Base,
brought there by unknown means (which was revealed to be Harpuia), and
meets the new members, including a new commander, Elpizo.
Ciel showed Zero her research on energy, the former thinking that it
will give Neo Arcadia a reason not to fight them anymore. Zero tried
to hold off Elpizo's Operation Righteous Strike long enough for Ciel
to finish her research, but in the end Elpizo still continued his
plans, and Zero had to rescue him. Although Elpizo survived, he was
driven to madness by the defeat, and Zero had to spend the larger half
of the game trying to find him.
During the game, Zero also learned of what had happened before his
sealing; Sigma and his Mavericks were defeated, but some time after
the Elf Wars broke out, Zero himself helped X to end them by defeating
and banishing Omega, the most terrifying Reploid of the time. Several
decades after Zero was sealed, X sacrificed his body to stop the worst
Cyber Elf of all, the Dark Elf, leaving him in a more ethereal form.
X's body is destroyed and the Dark Elf is released by the now-rogue
Resistance commander, Elpizo. Zero defeats Elpizo, but the Dark Elf
escapes. She and Zero appear to know each other, and X informs Zero
that the Dark Elf was not always known by her current name. Her powers
became a threat due to a curse by Dr. Weil, the man who started the
Elf Wars, at which point people began calling her the Dark Elf.
Mega Man Zero 3
In Mega Man Zero 3, Zero, Ciel, and the resistance are traveling
through a mountain, as while they were trying to locate the Dark Elf
(presumably to end her curse), they found another energy signature
resembling the Dark Elf located at the mountain. Upon arrival at the
origin of the signal, they discover an immense ship. The Neo Arcadians
had roped off the ship, so Zero decides to get a closer look by
sneaking in. However, upon arrival, Ciel and the rest of the
Resistance unit was discovered by the Neo Arcadians. they didn't seem
to be killed though, thus confusing Zero. Harupia then appears and
says that he's letting them off the hook, as there's "bigger fish to
fry". After Harupia leaves, and Zero tries to figure out who the Dark
Elf is and why she seemed familiar, Zero then hears a monstous voice
calling him. Upon arriving at the interior of the ship, Zero discovers
that Fefnir and Leviathan, as well as their entire unit, was soundly
defeated by an immense figure: Omega, the Devil Reploid. Zero then
realizes that Omega was the one who called him. They then fight. Zero
seems to defeat Omega and cause grievous damage, but then Omega
started regenerating the wound. Harupia then cuts in and is about to
deliver the coup de grace when a mysterious man, Doctor Weil, tells
Omega that he is to serve Harupia as an ally. Copy X MK II then
appears and announces that he revoked Dr. Weil's exile.
After a few missions, Zero and the resistance then learn that Neo
Arcadia is planning to launch Omega into Area Z-3079, a human
residential area to capture the Dark Elf. Zero then decides to
infiltrate the Missile Facility and divert the missile. However, he
wasn't able to stop the launch of the Missile. Not wanting to just let
Neo Arcadia destroy a human population just to acquire the Dark Elf,
he boards the Missile and infiltrates it to destroy Omega before the
Missile arrives at it's destination. Unfortunately, Dr. Weil had
anticipated Zero's actions, so he had placed Crea and Prea on guard
duty of Omega's chamber long before the launch. While he may have
defeated them, they still bought the Omega Missile enough time to
reach it's target. Zero barely escapes the impact of the Missile, and
wakes up to see Omega absorbing the Dark Elf, and transforming.
Harupia, having been retired from his position of Neo Arcadia's
military force, then attacks Omega in a last ditch effort to stop Weil
and Omega, and protect humanity, even if it meant going against X.
Unfortunately, thanks to Omega's absorbing the Dark Elf, Harupia's
attacks are ineffective at all. Zero manages to save Harupia and
himself at the last second by telling the Resistance to transport them
back. Neo Arcadia then contacts the Resistance base, with Copy X
saying they'll call a truce under the condition that they hand over
the CIEL system. However, Ciel and the Resistance declines, as she
doesn't trust them due to their destroying a human settlement just to
get the Dark Elf. An invasion with three units coming from the Desert,
the Forest, and Antartica then try and attack the Resistance Base.
Zero manages to take down the invasion, as well as destroying a newly
resurrected Hanumachine, Necromancess V, and Blizzard Stagoff.
Afterwards, Zero infiltrates the main base of Neo Arcadia to stop the
invasions once and for all. Zero then fights against Copy X Mark II
after a debate about how things should be done. Afterwards, the
Original X approaches Copy X and reveals that Omega and Dr. Weil had
used him to gain more power, and abandoned him. Copy X then attempts
to become a Seraph, despite X's warnings about a device implanted into
him, but is destroyed as a result. Dr. Weil then announces X's death
to Neo Arcadia, claiming it to be the work of the resistance, and
enacts Ordinance 8 to become ruler.
After a few more missions and collecting data, Zero learns from Ciel
that Dr. Weil is planning on re-enacting the Elf Wars. Unfortunately,
Dr. Weil and Omega then seize control of Neo Arcadia using the powers
of the Dark Elf and Omega. Weil takes control of all the Reploids in
the planet once more. X, however, uses his powers to protect the
Reploids in the Resistance Base from Weil's control. Zero sets off to
stop Weil, tracking him down to his secret laboratory, which,
incidentally, was close to where Zero was found at the beginning of
the series.
Zero is confronted by Omega, and the two do battle. After defeating
two of Omega's forms, Zero lands with Omega's remains in the very room
which he was sealed in. Weil then reveals that Zero is a fake, and
that Omega is in fact the "real" Zero, and Zero's original body breaks
out of the shell that was Omega's previous forms. Zero, however, still
defeats Omega Zero after an intense duel. When Weil attempts to heal
Omega of his wounds with the Dark Elf, the remaining 3 Guardians
appear and deal more damage to Omega. X himself appears alongside the
Guardians, and told Zero of Weil's deception: that Omega may be using
Zero's original body, but the "fake" Zero still has his real soul.
So, regardless of Omega using his original body, Zero destroys him
(presumably) once and for all, but Weil escapes. The Dark Elf, now
free of her curse and called Mother Elf once more, roams free.
However, X cannot roam in the real world any longer. Before X goes
away, he tells an unconscious Zero to always protect the peace between
Reploids and humans, a promise Zero keeps to heart
Mega Man Zero 4
Eight months after the destruction of Omega, Neo Arcadia remained
under Weil's control. After Weil began to terminate humans who opposed
him, several groups of humans escaped the city that used to be their
utopia. When the Resistance received knowledge of this, they
immediately dispatched a team to assist and protect the refugees.
Zero, along with Ciel and a few other Resistance members, intercepted
an assault team of Weil's Variant drones (remodeled Mechaniloid
soldiers which had replaced the Pantheons) that attacked a refugee
truck caravan. After countering the attack, Zero and Ciel met Neige, a
human journalist who tried everything possible to both bring all
people safely to their new refuge, Area Zero, and to find out the
whole truth about Weil.
The Variant attack, however, was just the beginning. Zero, while
investigating Area Zero, encounters Craft and the Einherjar Warriors,
who all serve directly under Dr. Weil. Craft tells Zero of Operation
Ragnarok, a plan to destroy all inhabitable areas outside Neo Arcadia
so no one can escape Dr. Weil's rule. Zero defeats 4 of the Einherjar
one by one, and then repels an attack on Area Zero by Craft himself.
The latter's objective was to kidnap Neige, who was an old friend of
his. Zero rescues Neige from the prison Craft took her to, but not
before Neige managed to push a little of her ideals back into her old
friend.
Once all eight Warriors were defeated, Craft goes rogue and initiates
a revolt against Weil on the space station "Ragnarok", aiming the
station's powerful laser cannon to fire at Neo Arcadia. While the
entire Resistance mobilize to evacuate the citizens of the city, Zero
storms Ragnarok. Before he could reach him, however, Craft opens fire,
destroying the city. Zero defeats and mortally wounds Craft. In his
last breaths, Craft asks why Zero continues to fight for the humans
that feared them. Zero says that he has a promise he has to keep for a
friend, and that he believes in the humans that his friend trusts.
Craft, repentant, asks Zero to continue living up to that promise,
before shutting down for good.
All is not well, however. Even though Dr. Weil was the target of
Craft's attack, he actually survives, teleporting into Ragnarok and
setting it to crash into Area Zero. Zero, after going through the
defenses of Ragnarok, confronts Weil, and fights him in two battles.
After the first battle, the space station is damaged and begins to
fall to Earth. Ciel tells Zero that he can either return to Earth at
that moment, or become stranded on the station due to increasing
transporter interference. He passes the offer to come back and
proceeds to finish Weil off in their second battle, ultimately
sacrificing himself as the death of Weil's last form causes the
station to explode (though the Mega Man Zero official complete works,
which is canon, mentions that his fate is unknown). Zero's (final?)
action opens the eyes of many, and brings peace between the Reploids
and humans left on Earth.
Mega Man Zero: Complete Works Bio
The legendary Reploid who fought valiantly and was known as a hero
during the Maverick Wars. Though the soul is indeed that of Zero, the
body that Ciel found him in was a copy of the original. Zero's
original body, which had caused much damage during the Elf Wars, had
been sent into space, and is now known as Omega. But Zero's new body,
showing at least as much if not more potential than the last, has
saved the world twice over from the evil intentions of Omega and Weil,
the man controlling him. Zero was last seen in space. His current
whereabouts are unknown.
How Zero came to be in the bleach world
After shinju escaped from being incarcerated by Captain Mayuri, she
hacked into his system with one of her own highly powerful mega super
computers. While doing so, she found data on a little Project Mayuri
had been working on at one point. It was a project that was suposed to
combine All the latest Technology the Seireitei had, with the power
and force of a Full fledged, and highly skilled, Shinigami. However,
according to the Data, the Shinigami Abilities didn't take, so the
project was deemed a failure. There was even a separate program for it
which was used to gain the projects "Soul".
After a moment, Shinju decided to make one of her own. What better
revenge than to make what Mayuri could not work, a success? If she
could not beat him in battle, then she would best him by attacking his
pride as a scientist. The Data for the "Prototype" was even already
here to work from.
It was then that she began construction on Zero's body. If the
shinigami powers didn't take, then she would focus on the projects
strong points, rather than trying to work in what didn't work, or try
to integrate hallow powers instead. By focusing more on the
Technology, the project would be stronger, faster, and have over all
higher stats than Mayuri's creation. Capable of competing with even
High lvled Foes.
The body complete, at first had no real form save that of a humanoid.
It initially would have the abilities to transform. It should take the
form of the "souls" choosing as it's "Default Form" once it was
inplaced. Using the program Mayuri had developed, she captured a soul,
and housed in the shell. The form took shape, and before her formed
the Red Armored warrior. Thus Zero, Was born.
However, transformation was not in Zero's original specs. The ability
was lost once his Awakening was complete. However, he would prove to be
a Fine and Highly skilled warrior. Once given the proper equipment, He
would indeed be a force to be reckoned with. Even though, equipping him
would take time.
However, basic testing of Zero's skills gave Shinju quite a surprise.
Zero had the ability to swap out and change Armor. Almost not unlike a
transformation ability.
Zero's attacks and weapons
Zero uses a type of transport system to transport his different weapons for when he needs them, for trading in one weapon he can call out another instantaneously. This same system can also be used to transport himself to different locations as long as there is a server line for him to follow. However he does not use this transport ability to just simply move 10 feet away in a fight, it would be a horrible waste of energy. Also Zero will have no shikai or bankai
Attacks(maverick hunter)
Tenshouha-Zero punches the ground creating a powerfull beam of light,
one of his more devestating attacks to those in close range it forms a
pillar around zero, no wider than his own body, the hight of it is
similar to Rukia's white moon. one would be smart to avoid getting
caught, not a very accurate attack but devestating. this attack can
also penatrate through ceilings and any other opject that would be in
the attacks path.
Juuhazan-a barrier penatrating attack. It is an attack multiplying the
force of gravity. Zero swings down with incredible force to break
barriers in one hit. However he is volnerable for a very short time
after performing this attack.
Rasetsusen-Zero jumps into the air and spins at an incredible speeds
weilding one of his many melee weapons, range varies depending on the
weapon. (think Yoda when he is jumping around fighting Duuku. when he
jumps he spins his saber.)
Raikousen- Jushiro is not the only who can weild lighting with a
sword. with this attack Zero dashes forward with incredible speed
almost like he is useing flashstep or his version of it. He will
re-apear about 10 feet from where he was and a wave of electricity
follows in his wake. whitch is generated from the weapons he has
equiped.
Enkoujin-Zero leaps into the air thrusting his blade down in a
blazeing strike, this attack is flame empowered.
Hyouryuushou-Zero does a spinning leap into the air circleing his
weapon around him this is an ice based attack, it will temperalliy
freeze his foes who get caught. range on this attack varies depending
on what weapon Zero is weilding.
youdantotsu-depending on the weapon Zero is weilding depends on the
strike of this move. with his Z-saber his does a single powerfull
thrust this is the same with all his weapons with the exception of his
glaive lance, whith this weapon equiped he performs serveral quick
thrusts forward insread of one powerfull strick.
Rekkyoudan-this allows for zero to deflect weaker enemy ranged
attacks.
Shouenzan-Zero performs a ground version of Ryuenjin that also creates
a forward-chasing wall of fire.
these are his signiture moves from his mavrick hunter days
Weapons(maverick hunter)
Z-saber - Zero's favorite Weapon to use. resembles a lightsaber. it
has been portrayed as either a blue gold or green blade. most often it
is either green or blue. he can also deflect some projectiles with it.
D-glaive/lance - Also known as the Durga Glaive, this is a lance that
allows for a greater attack reach and can be spun to deflect enemy
fire.
B-fan - Also known as the Bashou Fan , this is a pair of fans offering
high attack and defense capabilities. They can deflect energy bullets
when Zero is standing still do to a barrier they generate. Zero also
takes on the fighting stance that is often used with weild 2 battle
fans. just goes to show he is all buisness when it comes to useing his
weapons
T-breaker - Also known as the Titan Breaker, this is a super-powerful
hammer that can break through enemies' barriers. Useing this giant
mace will slow Zero down considerably so he rarely uses it.
K-knuckle - Also known as the Kaiser Knuckle, this is a set of brass
knuckles which are great for close-up attacks. Using them grants Zero
access to the Ansatsuken fighting style.(a fighting style used in the
Street Fighter series.)
((can not find images of these weapons, I will try and get some but no promises.)
Well thats it for the Maverick Hunter weapons on the weapons he gets
from his days as a resistence member from the megaman zero line as
well as a few new attacks to go with his weapons.
Z-saber - the Z-Saber has been redesigned and reconfigured along with
Zero himself. The Z-Saber now no longer possesses a lightsaber-ish
appearance but a triangle-shaped blade. Furthermore, the Z-Saber
received a few more upgrades. The Z-saber is able to be even be
charged due to Mega Buster Mk17 technology embedded into the saber and
can be equipped with different chips for element based charge attacks.
The weapon's most interesting characteristic is the sheer amount of
force it can dole out to enemies; it is able to easily slice through
300 mm of reinforced steel in a single stroke. The Z-Saber is also
unique in the fact that it apparently doesn't require an energy source
to operate. In Mega Man Zero 2, Zero spends around a year far away
from any energy source and the Z-Saber is still in full operating
condition, though knowing that Zero has an internal reactor, it is
entirely possible that the saber can be recharged by drawing energy
from Zero himself. Zero can also duel weild 2 of these sabers now.
When not in use they are stored in holsters on Zero's hips.
Z-buster/buster shot gun - Zero's long-range weapon in the Mega Man
Zero series. It was originally an old model of a handheld gun used by
the late Milan. When Zero awoke, he grabbed Milan's weapon in order to
defend Ciel and himself against the attacking Neo Arcadian troops.
Once acquired, the Buster Shot Gun's bullets directly changed from
regular ammunition to energy shots and once the Z-Saber is obtained,
the Gun can be charged with its help (Concept art indicates that the
Z-Saber can be loaded into the buster as a power cell, granting the
weapon the ability to be charged this way). Like the Zero series
version of the Z-Saber, the Buster Shot Gun can be equipped with
element chips and had to be upgraded in the first two games of the
series. According to concept art, the Buster Shot Gun is mounted onto
Zero's back when not used.
Shield Boomerang - Constructed by Cerveau from gathered data about
Zero. It is an energy shield created by spinning the Z-Saber (mounted
onto forearm) around like the blade of a chainsaw. It can reflect most
enemy shot attacks, however it doesn't protect from melee attacks or
more powerful moves like that of bosses. Like most weapons of the
series, the Shield Boomerang can be charged and equipped with element
chips. When charged, the shield can be thrown like a razor blade,
flying in an ellipse way and cutting through several enemies before
returning to Zero.
Triple Rod - The Triple Rod is a lance-like weapon constructed by
Cerveau. It is a modified Z-Saber hilt which can be extended multiple
times for additional range and has a spear-like energy tip at the top.
As the name indicates, the Triple Rod can be extended three times and
can also be used to attack in many directions. It can be charged and
equipped with element chips. When fully charged, Zero will swing the
rod around himself like a battle staff, with an energy tip on both
ends; when in mid-air, Zero spins the Triple Rod in front of him.
Chain Rod - It is a Z-Saber variation with a "loose", extendable Z-
Saber tip which is held together by several energy chain links. It can
be used to hook to various enemies, holding them in place by stunning
them, pull them closer to Zero for further attacks with the Z-Saber or
the Buster Shot Gun or to simply impale him from mid-distance if
already weakened. It can also be used to grab distant energy capsules
or to hook Zero to a ceiling, swinging on it, similar to a grappling
hook. It can be equipped with element chips. The chain rods works very
much like a whip.
Recoil Rod - Yet another Z-Saber variation made by Cerveau in Mega Man
Zero 3, the Recoil Rod consists of a pair of energy blade tonfas used
for rapid attacks. By charging the rod, it can be used to push away
enemies. Furthermore, when charged and released while holding them
down, the Recoil Rod allows Zero to make a mighty jump straight
upwards.
Zero Knuckle - The Knuckle consists of a Z-shaped chip implanted into
Zero's palms. It allows him to rip off certain types of weapons from
enemy Mechaniloids or weak Reploids to use them on his own. A
successful theft of such a part normally results in the destruction of
the enemy. If a stolen weapon is out of ammo or simply of no use any
longer, it can be thrown away which can hurt an enemy as well. It
cannot be equipped with element chips, but can be charged, though the
charged version of the Zero Knuckle is only a stronger punch.
Attacks that zero can perform with his Weapons
Kougenjin- Zero launches a shockwave from his Z-saber. is shoots
forward in the form of a creacent moon.
1000 Slash- A rapid-combo Recoil Rod attack
Shield Sweep- Charged Shield Boomerang shots will roll along the
ground, then finally boomerang back to you. Leaves trail of sparks if
the Thunder chip is equipped.
Energy Chain- Absorb life energy from enemies with the Chain Rod.
Zero's other attacks mostly remain the same except he can now utilize
element chips in with them.
(I will be making another account for use of CoC chars)
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