He rarely prolongs a conversation and provides only quick answers. Probably due to his amnesia, Zero became a much quieter and distant character, especially in the first game. He only gained his confidence back when X claimed he was indeed Zero in spirit, swapping roles so that X is the one that encourages Zero to fight instead of the other way around as it used to be during the X series. Weil told him he was a copy, causing him to believe he was not the real Zero. He was slowly starting to lose hope until X gave him his Z-Saber back. First when Ciel was captured by a Golem and Zero was battling with the Buster Shot, which was not doing too much damage. Given that he's been in stasis and lost his memory, Zero is ignorant of some matters and confused about others, sometimes to the point he starts doubting or believing that he can't win. Of note, in an interview Keiji Inafune noted that all machines in the series looked different due to technological advancements, but as he said it in a general manner and Zero and Omega were sealed for a long period, it is unknown if this applies to them. They had reportedly attempted designs for Zero using his original X series look, but felt that the results did not match with the art style from the series, so they allowed Toru Nakayama to interpret Zero however he saw best. in Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz, the Gundam suits were given significant redesigns but treated as if they had always appeared this way, going so far as to replicate a scene from the series's final episode using the new designs). Zero's arms no longer change into a buster form, and he instead keeps his various weapons holstered around his body.Īccording to Makoto Yabe (then background design and scenario draft) and Toshihiko Honda (background designer), Zero's new design was not intended to reflect an upgrade he had received between the Mega Man X and Zero series, but was rather done as a new interpretation of the same Zero in the X series, likening it to changes a character might undergo in the transition from TV to movie (e.g. His helmet is also streamlined, featuring new prongs on either side of his face and black where the previous design had white. His armor is more sleek and humanoid, featuring a lean and muscular look with boots and gauntlets. In the Mega Man Zero series, Zero retains his most distinguishing features, such as his bright red and yellow armor, a horned helmet, and a long ponytail of blond hair. 7.2 Mega Man Zero Official Complete Works bio.

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