Anti Anti Christ: One of the biggest examples.Amnesiac Resonance: Despite suffering from amnesia, he can instinctively feel that Copy-X is weaker than the real X, after their fight.He even has to be told that his name is Zero, providing brief inner conflict and then Character Development when Weil reveals his body is a copy. Amnesiac Hero: Starts off with nothing other than vague feelings of what kind of person he is.That being said, only a few people at the present knew who he was like people at large thought he was a legendary hero, which he has to roll with. While he stays a hero in between both series, his memory was lost during hibernation, including one crucial detail: that the body he was inhabiting was a duplicate. Amnesiac Dissonance: Zero suffers this in the transition between the X series and this series.In fact, during the third swing of the basic triple slash attack, he'll swap which hand holds the Z-Saber. Ambidextrous Sprite: Averted in Zero 4 when Zero switches sides while he's hanging from something with his Z-Knuckle, we can see him switching his hand.Zero goes from being a stoic antihero to a dork who is prone to making a fool of himself. Adaptational Comic Relief: The Rockman Zero manga makes anyone who's played the games suffer whiplash.This is justified, since Zero has done a lot for them in the first game alone. When Zero is brought to the new base in Zero 2, many soldiers (the ones who formed the original Resistance before Elpizo's group joined up) are shown heading for the infirmary where he was recuperating, shouting his name in joy, to the noticeable discomfort and annoyance of Elpizo.

100% Adoration Rating: For the Resistance at least, Zero is considered one of its leaders together alongside Ciel.

At first, Zero seems to be a loner, more distant than he ever was in X, but over the course of the series, he comes to define himself as a soldier who fights to protect people he believes in primarily Ciel, but he also grows to include the rest of the Resistance members and 4's caravan of human refugees. However, X is nowhere to be seen (for reasons revealed in Zero 2), and Zero is found in an underground laboratory, nonfunctional and lacking in weaponry, memories, or even arms. By the time the Zero series starts, both X and Zero are bona fide legends. The Zero series Backstory ends with the eventual ending of the Mega Man X series.

Capcom), Ryōtarō Okiayu (JP, Onimusha Blade Warriors), Rino Romano (EN, Onimusha Blade Warriors)

Voiced by Yuuto Kazama (Zero series, SNK vs.

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