X: "Can you hear me, Zero? My energy is almost all spent. I can't... stay in this world... much longer. Zero... I want to leave this world in your care. The threat Weil represents has not left this world. I want you... to protect humans and Reploids. Ze...ro... you can do it... you... can..."
This song hurts alot more when you realize that it's ultimately a final farewell to a character we grew up with since 1993. We played through X's first mission on the SNES as kids and now we're saying goodbye to him as adults. And now X is finally at rest after literally spending his entire life fighting war after endless war, never once knowing what true peace felt like.
X had faith in Zero even after finding out that his program has a virus during the prequel events of Z-series. Same goes for Zero, he always had faith in X that he will protect everyone while in his absence. Zero has to do what he deemed is right, sealing his original body away for studies - in hopes of finding a vaccine to the virus. Thus, giving birth to the program called "Cyber Elves". Mother Elf is like Zero's daughter since it was derived from him. Going back to X, he is nearly spent after the destruction of his original body at MMZ 2, acting as sealing vessel for Dark Elf. X's body and program is immune to the Maverick virus. Meaning, even if he sustains damage or strains from it, his program never gets corrupted to become one. Which is why during the events of Elf Wars, X chose to seal Dark Elf while waiting for Zero's consciousness to be transferred to his new body. Since then, X's spirit-like consciousness has been watching Zero.
The radiance of lives born from the stars... The cries of the machines created to resemble humans... The flames of the conflicts that arose from their ideas... None of these reaches here anymore. The scenes that rise from the depths of my consciousness as it melts away into the electronic abyss engulfed in silence, Here, are my memories of the battlefield of a century ago when I fought together with you. What I can hear, is the last words you left behind a hundred years ago . . Amidst and beyond the bloody conflicts, and of the times spent with friends, now I have seen everyone's feelings myself... humans and Reploids... there is nothing in the weight of daily life... and our lives too... the new life is becoming accepted... Zero, I will go on living together with all of you!
Love how the split faces are represented in picture that capured the theme of Zero 3, like how Ωmega(Left) shatters, and slowly crumbling away, while Zero(Right) rises from the ashes. Great details that symbolizes the true meaning of zero(0), starting over from scratch or reborn a new via 'rebirth'. Showing that "The End" is only the beginning....
That and well... Zero is the only one who defines what he stands for. Omega is, in retrospect, the very Zero Wily wanted. The intended result. We see a glimpse of that in Virus Zero in X5, and his sheer brutality is what makes Omega so terrifying: he is what Zero was supposed to be. Instead, because of a freak accident, Zero winds up being a completely different person. And because of that, he becomes a legend of his own definition. That's why he has no hesitation to destroy his "original" body because his original body doesn't define who he is. He wouldn't let Omega decide what he was supposed to be. Zero just... is. He always will "be".
@@HarmonicVectorWow, nice response to describe Zero's conflict with Omega. The latter representing his past & intentded purpose by his late creator Dr. Wily. How he cut him down to define himself as well as burying his bloody legacy. I agree with everything you said. I already know that Omega is essentially what Zero was originally supposed to be in Wily's eyes, a god of destruction designed to destroy the original blue bomber. Though Wily never was able to control him to the glitch in his cognitive systems as well as the maverick virus made Zero into a completely different person as a result. Though Wily did come back in the form of Sarge & Issac throughout the X series, & in X5 worked with Sigma to unleashed the virus across the world to fully awaken Zero. However that failed, so afterwards he disappeared, never to be brought up again, with the except of small Easter eggs. Though in the Japanes translation for X6, when Issac's lifeless body speaks to Zero as 'the strongest robot' in their final exchange. Even though Weil did manage to make the Zero that Wily wanted(via stealing the original body), Omega is just a Cyber-elf program inhabbiting his body to bring out his full potential, not having his actual soul that the copy body has.
I literally broke down into tears when I reached the end of Zero 3, knowing that X would no longer be able to be with Zero in the real world again, combined with this music. Though, there’s also a small sense of hope in this theme as well, that Zero will continue to fight for those he cares about, and to keep X’s promise to keep the world safe.
does anyone ever feel sad about zero's life and how messed up it was Zero 1: found out that his best friend was a copy and a cyber elf Zero 2: had to kill the resistance base leader and watched x's original body blow up Zero 3: finds out that he has been living in a fake body and has amnesia Zero 4: Once zero dies the war is finally over
I feel like zero is only as badass as he is in Z4 because he no longer cares at that point WHAT he is, only WHO he's made himself rather than what others see him as, and the allies he's made to push him that far.
Mepp 2 years late on this, but I think it’s a little different than that. Zero was doing what X left behind for him: his legacy. Hence the name “Megaman Zero”, despite Zero actually being created by Wily and technically not a megaman (although in ZX they completely blow that title out of the water). Zero 4 was Zero’s just actions in protecting the peace of reploid and humans alike, although his last words would contradict a bit of it as he never seen himself as a hero.
@@baconcheezeburgerz9821 I think this is the point by saying that he never seen himself I think he meant by that that he never act for selfish reasons he didn't care about being famous or being seeing as a hero by the other, all his actions were for the good of the people he believes in (Ciel and X) and toward peace and for his own convictions.
Ahora estoy pasando unos malos momentos y esta cancion me ayuda a superar se que nadie leera esto pero solo puedo darte las gracias X y Zero son mi inspiracion de vida en serio no se como agradecerles lo que han hecho por mi se que solo son personajes de videojuegos pero ellos me han ayudado mas que cualquier otra persona real muchas gracias X y Zero
"Zero... You can do it... You... Can..." "I made a friend a promise I intend to keep [...] I never cared about justice, and I don't ever recall calling myself a hero. I only fight for the people I care for. I won't hesitate... If an enemy stands in front of me, I will destroy it!" Goodbye, X and Zero. May you finally rest... ...UNTIL ZX! (jk)
God, when I was kid, my first Megaman game was actually a fan game, called Megaman Zero 1.5, I liked it so much that I started to search on RUclips gameplays and I started to see the other Megaman games, like x and the classic, and, to be honest, I’ve never played a Megaman zero game on my own, until 2020, when I bought the legacy collection, and all those feelings for finally play the original games filled me with so much joy, and, even if I spoiled myself the final of zero 3 and zero 4 countless times, I cried anyways, because I finally experimented for myself how it felt play these games, feel the music and the gameplay at my own... Megaman gave me so much good times, then and now, but I specially love Megaman Zero
Aww man,x´s Life is not fair. ._.; In Megaman x1 he had to go through the pain of killing all his Companions but zero,then he waches his own best friend die..2 times. Then he had to fight alone for 100 Years,he realized how hollow was his life and sacrifsed his body for the Dark elf and the world´s sake...Then on Megaman Zero 3 he just dies...what is worst is that Zero is unconcius while X is saying good bye...*Sniff*
The radiance of lives born from the stars... The cries of the machines created to resemble humans... The flames of the conflicts that arose from their ideas... None of these reaches here anymore. The scenes that rise from the depths of my consciousness as it melts away into the electronic abyss engulfed in silence, Here, are my memories of the battlefield of a century ago when I fought together with you. What I can hear, is the last words you left behind a hundred years ago . . Amidst and beyond the bloody conflicts, and of the times spent with friends, now I have seen everyone's feelings myself... humans and Reploids... there is nothing in the weight of daily life... and our lives too... the new life is becoming accepted... Zero, I will go on living together with all of you!
I've always found it surprising some of the narrative choices they've made with the Mega Man franchise. Even though Dr. Light's iconic blue robot is the face of the Mega Man series, it's Dr. Wily's red killing machine that ends up outliving him and becoming just as much of a hero if not more of one. I love how X and Zero's friendship transcends Light and Wily's bitter rivalry.
Seriously? This soundtrack shows the Death of Megaman X, and this one can remind of Zero's death in Z4 too. But Put X in this soundtrack first, the last creation of Dr. Light has joined his father and siblings. Rock must have that fate too. BTW some youtuber made a patch of Z3 Where you can Play as X!
...Literally the same happens to Zero. He can finally get to see his father, and his... Um... 56 (?) brothers plus Bass. This is made more emotional by the fact that, unlike X, Zero has never seen his creator, Wily, before, making this both a reunion and a father-son meeting.
I wonder if Wily had a change of heart? I mean, he had good ambitions, only to have his double gear system project to be shot down by Light and his higher ups. Which made Wily bitter and not only to prove himself, but to take over the world multiple times just to prove his genius. Even after stopped by his arch nemesis Megaman or outside forces, he still won't give up. Near the end of his life, he constructed Zero for sole the purpose of destroying Megaman, however a glitch in his AI made him not only disobedient, but a bloodthirsty maniac. This made Wily afraid of using him, so he decided to seal him away. In his final years of life, Wily would be probably be lonely simce most of the robot masters he built were either destroyed or melted din after the line is discontinued. This combined with him potentially being further corrupted due to studying the effects evil energy he acquired from MM8 to make Robozenza and eventually the maverick virus commendating him in changing Zero's purpose from defeating Megaman to become the "God of destruction" to destroy everything that relates to Dr. Light's legacy. Even after his physical death, he seem to comeback years later in the X series, in the form of some kind of AI, one of the X-hunters named Serges. In X2, He seems familiar with Zero infrastructure, even giving him shoulder pads and the Z-saber. This along with mistaken X for Rock in the Japanese version on top of knowing X's origins. In X5, he works with Sigma to awaken Zero's true purpose by crashing the virus infected Eurasia colony into the Sigma virus viral Earth to create the zero virus to awaken zero to his true purpose. In X6 He worked with Gate as a Reploid Scientist named Isoc in the nightmare incident as well as creating Highmax. Interestingly when Zero defeated the Reploid, he praises Zero unlike X. This especially the case when his body is lifeless within the gate stages, calling Zero "the strongest robot". Strangely however, Wily's influence seem to have disappeared, never to be mention again. Which makes me wonder after X6, did Wily have a change of heart? In my headcanon, after the influence of the evil energy has faded from him due to the maverick virus' destruction, he would eventually have time to reflect on his actions that have led up to this point. His hatred of Light's last creation, X reminds him of the Original Blue bomber which defeated him time and time again. Which would give him motivation to give his last creation Zero a new purpose: destroy the Original Megaman's true successor & youngest brother, X. However, in between the X series & Zero series. Overtime as the curse of the evil energy began to fade, Wily would probably have the time to reflect on his actions, realizing that after all the years of bitterness and jealousy have blinded him from his true ambition: To make robots push their limits to become heroes. This revelation would probably would result in leading Wily in a state of depression, realizing how much of his life and afterlife he wasted trying to prove his superiority to Light and causing so many tragedies a century later. Ironically, Wily didn't expect that his last son would give up his body for study after finding out his true origins(either by himself or Wily telling him this) to find the cure for the maverick virus that would eventually lead to the creation of the Mother Elf as well as her children, the Cyber-Elves to help both Repliods and Humans alike. Until the Elf Wars(the bloodiest conflict in the megaman universe) happened all because of one of the Mother-Elf's creators, Dr. Weil, wanted to use it so to control Reploids across the world by any means(despite the fact that 60% of humans & 90% of reploids died in the conflict). Wily would see him as everything he despise of himself, on top stealing his son's body to create Omega, the monster that Zero was when he was intended to be, though Wily would stranagely admit that Weil somehow didn't bump into the same issues that he had to deal with Zero when he first created him. However that's probably going to be the only praise Wily would ever give him. When Weil turns out to be a sadistic, sociopathic, evil nihilistic person that makes Wily himself look like a child. Wily going so far to call Weil a monster, you know you're seriously messed up when even an evil genius like Wily calls you out. Though Wily would probably feel responsible for giving him these views if we count the maverick conflicts that involve his virus, he might've tried to convince him to stop but sees he's far too gone to ever change his mind. He would continue to watch over Zero, until Zero 3. After beating Omega as well as the dark curse of the Mother Elf fading away, Wily would come in a cyber-physical form, much to Weil's surprised look(since he would probably discover Wily's notes on his life, and the secrets on how to "awaken" Zero's original body in the form of Omega). Weil would probably beg Wily to stop Zero from destroying Omega, since the latter have Zero's original body, which Wily himself created, as well as being the last/greatest of his creations. Would he let his legacy be defined by a cheap copy forevermore? However in a twist of irony, Wily give his last son his final order, "Do whatever you think is best". With the encouragement of his friends and even his own creator, Zero dashes to Omega, delivering the final blow, causing a chain reaction which causing Omega to explode, enveloping the area in a massive fireball that incinerate everything within the blast radius.... After the defeat of Omega, and the final moments of Cyber-Elf X, Wily would speak to Zero about his dream of robots pushing their limits, how his he let his arrogance and bitterness get the better of him, as well as trying to prove to Light his incredible genius. However a blue robot(the original Megaman) has stopped him time and time again. He wanted to take him down so badly, that it blinded him from his true dream. Which only lead him down a much darker path that have lead to further pain and misery across the world for two centuries that will plague him for the rest of his afterlife. Wily would then express how proud he was that his son chose his own path, before disappearing to Cyberspace forever.......
@@lawrence3185 It's grimly funny how the social media and smartphones timeline is happier than the one where everyone dies out and is replaced with human-robot hybrids, all for want of a single nail: Dr. Light ended up getting laid and had a son in the social media and smartphone timeline.
The Zero series will always be remembered for being the first megaman games to make me emotional... any impact created by X5 was promptly obliterated by X6 so it doesn't count :s
Imagine playing Megaman Zero games for first time, you go to MZ3 and you hear this and you say it's the saddest thing you will see. The worst is just about to come boy.....
I wish Zero didnt had to die and keep living forever. Or at least did to enjoy peace along with Ciel for once... His was a suiting end for a legendary hero... but is still pretty sad.
Sigma believed that a world where Reploids and Humans co-exist wasn't possible Sigma believed that Zero would eventually go back to the evil person he used to be when he was created Sigma was wrong.
@Javier8247 yeah kind of a destroyed helmet in the middle of the desert.... that just the perfect proof of he being alive -.- ... He died... everyone said he would die if he stayed on ragnarok, he had a TRULY epic moment (ending) and Ciel cried for him with an epicly sad song, also she finds his helmet on the desert and she works on it to make Model Z, I don't understand how can you say he's alive... and if he was alive, it would be insulting after that EPIC ending...
This song just makes me go to sleep so fast and it also makes me sad to even realize that you’ve always played as X through the SNES and PlayStation series and we are finally moving on, saying goodbye to X and we also got the Zero and ZX series on the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS
@fear123freak There is also a theory that states that figure was Cyber-Elf Elpizo, there to make up for past mistakes by reviving Zero. The theory claims this is why Zero's body is not visible in the image, only his helmet, which the theory states Zero dropped. The theory continues to say that Zero lived on, formed a new Guardian Force to fight the same fight the old Resistance Force fought. He changed his identity to "Girouette" as to avoid public disturbance, making all think Zero truly died.
I think I know what you're talking about, I saw a fanmade manga panel of elpizo in front of a lifeless zero after the events of Megaman Zero 4 Edit 1: I'm not sure if links work anymore but this is all I could find about the fanmade manga panel I was talking about. ruclips.net/video/X92ibK3hAno/видео.htmlsi=H-gtGO56I7Bx9Vx2
@G04i77A2 Yes, around 0:29-0:31 of this song, it's similar to the part in Simple and Clean (same as Hikari, basically) where Utada sings "way that you're making me feel tonight". Yeah, I've noticed this for awhile now. It's a far cry to say that the whole songs resemble each other, but for those instances, yes.
first four measures Gbmaj, Fmin, Gbmaj, Fmin you can think of it in the key of Bb minor or Db major at 0:22 it's Ebmin, Fmin, Gbmaj, Ab damn. a fancy chord at 0:36 sounded like a tritone substitution, G13 chord chorus starts at 1:05 Chorus = lotsa key modulation Gbmaj, Fmin, Emaj7#11, Ebmin7 Dmaj, C#min7, Cmaj9#11 B7, Bbmaj7 (hangs there around 1:40) ....
Zero was also originally intended to be the main character for Mega Man X - but they felt he was too different from the original, so they opted to throw him into a secondary position and created "Mega Man X" as we know him.
@frostmourne1986 What people are referring to is Megaman Zero was made assuming the X series ended with X5. But Capcom had other plans and ended up screwing with Inafune's vision. Don't know how much of X6-X8 actually affected how MMZ developed though.
@swredpalladin Don't see how the addition of X6-X8 would've changed that. I think it's more likely Capcom put the kibosh on X being the villain (or Inafune himself seeing as he did previously back out on making Zero Megaman X.
Well just imagine if Zero was never meant to be the main character of the entire series in the first place. He wouldn't have been as cool, nor would he do his epic saving of X in X5. ZX is the newest series, with the newest games so in the front is a good place for them.
X: "Can you hear me, Zero? My energy is almost all spent. I can't... stay in this world... much longer. Zero... I want to leave this world in your care. The threat Weil represents has not left this world. I want you... to protect humans and Reploids. Ze...ro... you can do it... you... can..."
R.I.P Mega Man X
★20XX - †22XX
😢
This song hurts alot more when you realize that it's ultimately a final farewell to a character we grew up with since 1993. We played through X's first mission on the SNES as kids and now we're saying goodbye to him as adults. And now X is finally at rest after literally spending his entire life fighting war after endless war, never once knowing what true peace felt like.
And then he returned as Model X...
X had faith in Zero even after finding out that his program has a virus during the prequel events of Z-series. Same goes for Zero, he always had faith in X that he will protect everyone while in his absence. Zero has to do what he deemed is right, sealing his original body away for studies - in hopes of finding a vaccine to the virus. Thus, giving birth to the program called "Cyber Elves". Mother Elf is like Zero's daughter since it was derived from him.
Going back to X, he is nearly spent after the destruction of his original body at MMZ 2, acting as sealing vessel for Dark Elf. X's body and program is immune to the Maverick virus. Meaning, even if he sustains damage or strains from it, his program never gets corrupted to become one. Which is why during the events of Elf Wars, X chose to seal Dark Elf while waiting for Zero's consciousness to be transferred to his new body. Since then, X's spirit-like consciousness has been watching Zero.
I hope he found some peace in the knowledge of the lives he saved. He and Zero will find a way to be together forever.
X is now at peace at cyberspace with his guardians and (maybe even) his family from 200X.
The radiance of lives born from the stars... The cries of the machines created to resemble humans... The flames of the conflicts that arose from their ideas... None of these reaches here anymore. The scenes that rise from the depths of my consciousness as it melts away into the electronic abyss engulfed in silence, Here, are my memories of the battlefield of a century ago when I fought together with you. What I can hear, is the last words you left behind a hundred years ago . .
Amidst and beyond the bloody conflicts, and of the times spent with friends, now I have seen everyone's feelings myself... humans and Reploids... there is nothing in the weight of daily life... and our lives too... the new life is becoming accepted... Zero, I will go on living together with all of you!
The entire Zero's franchise was just Zero's redemption for saying "What am I fighting for?"
"zero in every other game: i will fight no matter what happens even if it means sacrificing my self.
zero in x4: iRIs?
@@triminhandorlastpiecepizza8124 ?
Hmm yeah idk why zero gave a shit.
@@WeirdCoreSam ik that shit.
@@WeirdCoreSam Xtreme 2 takes place after X3 doe
He finally found his answer...
Love how the split faces are represented in picture that capured the theme of Zero 3, like how Ωmega(Left) shatters, and slowly crumbling away, while Zero(Right) rises from the ashes. Great details that symbolizes the true meaning of zero(0), starting over from scratch or reborn a new via 'rebirth'. Showing that "The End" is only the beginning....
That and well... Zero is the only one who defines what he stands for. Omega is, in retrospect, the very Zero Wily wanted. The intended result. We see a glimpse of that in Virus Zero in X5, and his sheer brutality is what makes Omega so terrifying: he is what Zero was supposed to be.
Instead, because of a freak accident, Zero winds up being a completely different person. And because of that, he becomes a legend of his own definition. That's why he has no hesitation to destroy his "original" body because his original body doesn't define who he is. He wouldn't let Omega decide what he was supposed to be. Zero just... is. He always will "be".
@@HarmonicVectorWow, nice response to describe Zero's conflict with Omega. The latter representing his past & intentded purpose by his late creator Dr. Wily. How he cut him down to define himself as well as burying his bloody legacy. I agree with everything you said. I already know that Omega is essentially what Zero was originally supposed to be in Wily's eyes, a god of destruction designed to destroy the original blue bomber. Though Wily never was able to control him to the glitch in his cognitive systems as well as the maverick virus made Zero into a completely different person as a result. Though Wily did come back in the form of Sarge & Issac throughout the X series, & in X5 worked with Sigma to unleashed the virus across the world to fully awaken Zero. However that failed, so afterwards he disappeared, never to be brought up again, with the except of small Easter eggs. Though in the Japanes translation for X6, when Issac's lifeless body speaks to Zero as 'the strongest robot' in their final exchange. Even though Weil did manage to make the Zero that Wily wanted(via stealing the original body), Omega is just a Cyber-elf program inhabbiting his body to bring out his full potential, not having his actual soul that the copy body has.
I literally broke down into tears when I reached the end of Zero 3, knowing that X would no longer be able to be with Zero in the real world again, combined with this music. Though, there’s also a small sense of hope in this theme as well, that Zero will continue to fight for those he cares about, and to keep X’s promise to keep the world safe.
And then Zero dies literally next game
Until the next game where he gets turned into a biometal-
@@picclejar Yeah, but he kept X's promise. He saved the world, ended their battle.
@@JTHMRulez1 Not exactly, Weil's evil plan lives on, and basically reincarnated in Serpent. That's what model W means.
does anyone ever feel sad about zero's life and how messed up it was
Zero 1: found out that his best friend was a copy and a cyber elf
Zero 2: had to kill the resistance base leader and watched x's original body blow up
Zero 3: finds out that he has been living in a fake body and has amnesia
Zero 4: Once zero dies the war is finally over
That's not even counting the X series.
I know right.
And yet he's still the silent badass kind of hero. That's why we all love him.
He just keeps moving along, and doesn't let his issues get in the way of what he knows he's got to do.
And before he dies Zero found his answer to who he is fighting for, albeit by memory loss.
I feel like zero is only as badass as he is in Z4 because he no longer cares at that point WHAT he is, only WHO he's made himself rather than what others see him as, and the allies he's made to push him that far.
Mepp 2 years late on this, but I think it’s a little different than that. Zero was doing what X left behind for him: his legacy. Hence the name “Megaman Zero”, despite Zero actually being created by Wily and technically not a megaman (although in ZX they completely blow that title out of the water). Zero 4 was Zero’s just actions in protecting the peace of reploid and humans alike, although his last words would contradict a bit of it as he never seen himself as a hero.
@@baconcheezeburgerz9821 I think this is the point by saying that he never seen himself I think he meant by that that he never act for selfish reasons he didn't care about being famous or being seeing as a hero by the other, all his actions were for the good of the people he believes in (Ciel and X) and toward peace and for his own convictions.
Prolly
I not ashamed to say this. I cried at the ending of Zero3 and Zero4.
Falcolegend
It's impossible to not cry
Luna Plays more like next to impossible
me too bud, me too
Z3 I, 0: Lingering sadness
Z4 Freesia: Chronic sadness
That's a real man! ¡Eso es un hombre de verdad!
Goodbye, Maverick Hunter X. You will forever be missed.
Kendrick Harris ｂｕｔ ｈｅ ｃａｍｅ ｂａｃｃ ｉｎ ＺＸ ａｓ ａ ｂｉｏｍｅｔａｌ
@@mrs.statelysgardener4455 r/im14andurmomisdeep
@@zereon 😂
@@Iive.corp.musk2024 my mom was a biometal , ngl
@@Iive.corp.musk2024 I don't think the Biometals are really "they" you know?
Ahora estoy pasando unos malos momentos y esta cancion me ayuda a superar se que nadie leera esto pero solo puedo darte las gracias X y Zero son mi inspiracion de vida en serio no se como agradecerles lo que han hecho por mi se que solo son personajes de videojuegos pero ellos me han ayudado mas que cualquier otra persona real muchas gracias X y Zero
Somos 2
_×3_
Después de 9 meses, ¿cómo te encontrás?
Me too I feel the same. My heros NGL
es más que un personaje de un videojuego, es una leyenda con una historia, mantente fuerte amigo, zero te mira desde arriba
This WILL be played at my funeral.
ikr
+RedIsDed329 Glad I'm not the only one.
SolarBlaze With you guys. This should be played at my funeral.
RedIsDed329 Hahaha can't disagree but you're right. Too much sadness in it
Azure Rathalos owow an mh fan
I don't want X and Zero to say goodbye.
Sadly, we must do...
Capcom: jk they have a 2nd form
Maybe we can use Original X hack in MMZ4
Agreed. Also, sadly we must.
Unfortunately, nothing lasts forever :(
farewell X... farewell Zero...
Dan It was only a goodbye to X, Zero was still alive in this game.
Axl the reploid which he's not a prototype shhhhhhh Ragnarok is falling
"Zero... You can do it... You... Can..."
"I made a friend a promise I intend to keep [...] I never cared about justice, and I don't ever recall calling myself a hero. I only fight for the people I care for. I won't hesitate... If an enemy stands in front of me, I will destroy it!"
Goodbye, X and Zero. May you finally rest...
...UNTIL ZX! (jk)
God, when I was kid, my first Megaman game was actually a fan game, called Megaman Zero 1.5, I liked it so much that I started to search on RUclips gameplays and I started to see the other Megaman games, like x and the classic, and, to be honest, I’ve never played a Megaman zero game on my own, until 2020, when I bought the legacy collection, and all those feelings for finally play the original games filled me with so much joy, and, even if I spoiled myself the final of zero 3 and zero 4 countless times, I cried anyways, because I finally experimented for myself how it felt play these games, feel the music and the gameplay at my own... Megaman gave me so much good times, then and now, but I specially love Megaman Zero
yeah MMZ is special. I'd say it's the #1 MegaMan Experience. Imo
Farewell to an old friend. May he Rest In Peace.
I'm gonna play this perfectly timed with the end of this year, I just feel like this is an appropriate end credits theme for 2020
*cries uncontrollably in office* I've always loved Megaman series since childhood now I accidentally bump into this masterpiece :')))))
And now you'll be able to play it all when the Zero/Zx legacy Collection comes out next year.
This exceeds the quality of the GBA.
Aww man,x´s Life is not fair. ._.; In Megaman x1 he had to go through the pain of killing all his Companions but zero,then he waches his own best friend die..2 times.
Then he had to fight alone for 100 Years,he realized how hollow was his life and sacrifsed his body for the Dark elf and the world´s sake...Then on Megaman Zero 3 he just dies...what is worst is that Zero is unconcius while X is saying good bye...*Sniff*
Really unfortunate
Megaman is a legend
"Wait, this is the end for X? No, it can't be! They've got so much more money to make!"
...
"Oh. So this is the end for X."
This music goes so well for the conclusion of the Legend for Infinite Wealth I'm gonna miss you Kiryu
1 0 Your Fellow. In binary, 1 0 means "2". So, this is "2" Your Fellow, or "To Your Fellow".
It's fucking "I"
I (am) zero your fellow
It's not *1*, It's I
Also the *0* in japanese is Zero.
So it's *I,Zero ur fellow.*
looks like an I to me
Yep. It's "I" as the pronoun. It's not the number "1".
Farewell X. 1993-2004
Axl the reploid which he's not a prototype you mean 20xx-22xx?
@@SenseiMoua
Late 20XX - 22XX*
Now it's "20XX to 29xx" Thanks Zero/Zx Legacy Collection.
@@jjwilliams410 how did the ZX collection change the dates?
The radiance of lives born from the stars... The cries of the machines created to resemble humans... The flames of the conflicts that arose from their ideas... None of these reaches here anymore. The scenes that rise from the depths of my consciousness as it melts away into the electronic abyss engulfed in silence, Here, are my memories of the battlefield of a century ago when I fought together with you. What I can hear, is the last words you left behind a hundred years ago . .
Amidst and beyond the bloody conflicts, and of the times spent with friends, now I have seen everyone's feelings myself... humans and Reploids... there is nothing in the weight of daily life... and our lives too... the new life is becoming accepted... Zero, I will go on living together with all of you!
Masterpiece
Makes you wanna yell, "WHAT AM I FIGHTING FORRR!!!"
LongDistant Zoroark made me lol xD
Zero eventually knew what he was fighting for in the end of all things
now he can say out:for my friend and what he trust.
,😆
R.I.P X
I've always found it surprising some of the narrative choices they've made with the Mega Man franchise. Even though Dr. Light's iconic blue robot is the face of the Mega Man series, it's Dr. Wily's red killing machine that ends up outliving him and becoming just as much of a hero if not more of one. I love how X and Zero's friendship transcends Light and Wily's bitter rivalry.
And since this came out the same year as X8, this is canonically the last time we ever see X
What about X DiVE?
Oops! The Time
ZX, anyone?
Seriously? This soundtrack shows the Death of Megaman X, and this one can remind of Zero's death in Z4 too. But Put X in this soundtrack first, the last creation of Dr. Light has joined his father and siblings. Rock must have that fate too. BTW some youtuber made a patch of Z3 Where you can Play as X!
I think I know which patch you’re talking about, but there’s two. I assume you’re talking about the one that looks like X if he were in Mega Man Zero.
...Literally the same happens to Zero. He can finally get to see his father, and his... Um... 56 (?) brothers plus Bass. This is made more emotional by the fact that, unlike X, Zero has never seen his creator, Wily, before, making this both a reunion and a father-son meeting.
@@tadeogomez7303 I mean, his dad's a dick. I doubt Zero wants to meet him.
X, the god of destruction....sealing him self...X is a god he's not dead....he might be resurrecting himself..
Maverick Hunter X X, so you were alive! I never knew you made a RUclips account!
(Long time no see, hey!)
Maverick Hunter X You can't be in heaven using a computer. I'm alright it's been a long time hasn't it?
Maverick Hunter X Hey did you know Capcom are going to do something special for all the MegaMan series.
Maverick Hunter X You mean Human :3
Maverick Hunter X I know he did...
Thank you X,
Goodbye old friend.😔
Goodbye X. Thanks for everything you taught me. 😢
X finally got his well deserved rest...
This music is where real men cry
I cryed when i saw the Zero helmet on the desert. (u.u)
Greetings old friend, I've been with you ever since... Rest well my friend, as I will always continue to cherish all of these memories of you.
This really does sound a lot like Variable X/Zero's Sacrifice
Holy hell I never thought about that
It's just me... I am, Zero.
@Javier8247 He actually died, all that was left from him was his helmet, which was used by Ciel to create Model Z Biometal
I wonder if Wily had a change of heart? I mean, he had good ambitions, only to have his double gear system project to be shot down by Light and his higher ups. Which made Wily bitter and not only to prove himself, but to take over the world multiple times just to prove his genius. Even after stopped by his arch nemesis Megaman or outside forces, he still won't give up. Near the end of his life, he constructed Zero for sole the purpose of destroying Megaman, however a glitch in his AI made him not only disobedient, but a bloodthirsty maniac. This made Wily afraid of using him, so he decided to seal him away. In his final years of life, Wily would be probably be lonely simce most of the robot masters he built were either destroyed or melted din after the line is discontinued. This combined with him potentially being further corrupted due to studying the effects evil energy he acquired from MM8 to make Robozenza and eventually the maverick virus commendating him in changing Zero's purpose from defeating Megaman to become the "God of destruction" to destroy everything that relates to Dr. Light's legacy.
Even after his physical death, he seem to comeback years later in the X series, in the form of some kind of AI, one of the X-hunters named Serges. In X2, He seems familiar with Zero infrastructure, even giving him shoulder pads and the Z-saber. This along with mistaken X for Rock in the Japanese version on top of knowing X's origins.
In X5, he works with Sigma to awaken Zero's true purpose by crashing the virus infected Eurasia colony into the Sigma virus viral Earth to create the zero virus to awaken zero to his true purpose.
In X6 He worked with Gate as a Reploid Scientist named Isoc in the nightmare incident as well as creating Highmax. Interestingly when Zero defeated the Reploid, he praises Zero unlike X. This especially the case when his body is lifeless within the gate stages, calling Zero "the strongest robot". Strangely however, Wily's influence seem to have disappeared, never to be mention again. Which makes me wonder after X6, did Wily have a change of heart?
In my headcanon, after the influence of the evil energy has faded from him due to the maverick virus' destruction, he would eventually have time to reflect on his actions that have led up to this point. His hatred of Light's last creation, X reminds him of the Original Blue bomber which defeated him time and time again. Which would give him motivation to give his last creation Zero a new purpose: destroy the Original Megaman's true successor & youngest brother, X.
However, in between the X series & Zero series. Overtime as the curse of the evil energy began to fade, Wily would probably have the time to reflect on his actions, realizing that after all the years of bitterness and jealousy have blinded him from his true ambition: To make robots push their limits to become heroes. This revelation would probably would result in leading Wily in a state of depression, realizing how much of his life and afterlife he wasted trying to prove his superiority to Light and causing so many tragedies a century later.
Ironically, Wily didn't expect that his last son would give up his body for study after finding out his true origins(either by himself or Wily telling him this) to find the cure for the maverick virus that would eventually lead to the creation of the Mother Elf as well as her children, the Cyber-Elves to help both Repliods and Humans alike. Until the Elf Wars(the bloodiest conflict in the megaman universe) happened all because of one of the Mother-Elf's creators, Dr. Weil, wanted to use it so to control Reploids across the world by any means(despite the fact that 60% of humans & 90% of reploids died in the conflict). Wily would see him as everything he despise of himself, on top stealing his son's body to create Omega, the monster that Zero was when he was intended to be, though Wily would stranagely admit that Weil somehow didn't bump into the same issues that he had to deal with Zero when he first created him. However that's probably going to be the only praise Wily would ever give him. When Weil turns out to be a sadistic, sociopathic, evil nihilistic person that makes Wily himself look like a child. Wily going so far to call Weil a monster, you know you're seriously messed up when even an evil genius like Wily calls you out. Though Wily would probably feel responsible for giving him these views if we count the maverick conflicts that involve his virus, he might've tried to convince him to stop but sees he's far too gone to ever change his mind. He would continue to watch over Zero, until Zero 3. After beating Omega as well as the dark curse of the Mother Elf fading away, Wily would come in a cyber-physical form, much to Weil's surprised look(since he would probably discover Wily's notes on his life, and the secrets on how to "awaken" Zero's original body in the form of Omega). Weil would probably beg Wily to stop Zero from destroying Omega, since the latter have Zero's original body, which Wily himself created, as well as being the last/greatest of his creations. Would he let his legacy be defined by a cheap copy forevermore? However in a twist of irony, Wily give his last son his final order, "Do whatever you think is best". With the encouragement of his friends and even his own creator, Zero dashes to Omega, delivering the final blow, causing a chain reaction which causing Omega to explode, enveloping the area in a massive fireball that incinerate everything within the blast radius.... After the defeat of Omega, and the final moments of Cyber-Elf X, Wily would speak to Zero about his dream of robots pushing their limits, how his he let his arrogance and bitterness get the better of him, as well as trying to prove to Light his incredible genius. However a blue robot(the original Megaman) has stopped him time and time again. He wanted to take him down so badly, that it blinded him from his true dream. Which only lead him down a much darker path that have lead to further pain and misery across the world for two centuries that will plague him for the rest of his afterlife. Wily would then express how proud he was that his son chose his own path, before disappearing to Cyberspace forever.......
Poor Wahwee
The Megaman timeline suddenly just got sad and depressing
@@Phun-Bun well the main timeline is sad and depressing the battle network and starforce timeline is safe and happy
Underrated comment.
@@lawrence3185 It's grimly funny how the social media and smartphones timeline is happier than the one where everyone dies out and is replaced with human-robot hybrids, all for want of a single nail: Dr. Light ended up getting laid and had a son in the social media and smartphone timeline.
This song is very reassuring as a song of peace ...
The Two Best and Most consistent Series in Mega Man games, Mega Man Zero and Mega Man Battle Network, have conclusions.
man.....why do i cried after hearing this song..
WHY?
Because you played a piece of art....but now Capcom sucks :c
MaverickHunter UltimateX hey you're not the only one y'know? I'm also in tears right now (manly tears).
X can finally meet his Brothers, Pets, and Creator, Dr.Light
Dr. Light was a Human. He is is in Heaven.
@@mohdadeeb1829 He's become a "Deus Machina", in X5 he saved X.
@@Sharkus2002
Finally able to see your friends is good thing? I don't think so.
@@mohdadeeb1829 it is though
@@johannliebert2870
Ich Glaube Nicht
And there's no shame in it. First X, then Zero. It's always sad watching heroes you grew up with just...die.
That fucking flute man
Nostalgia
No matter what, Zero will always be a hero
Rip Mavericks Hunters
i want to continue((
NICE ending for X and Zero's friendship story...
I got utter depressed after finishing Mega Man Zero 4. Zero's sacrifice is not in vain.
I really like the flute part at 1:49
I really like the full song
The Zero series will always be remembered for being the first megaman games to make me emotional... any impact created by X5 was promptly obliterated by X6 so it doesn't count :s
When I was so little,in the 5-7 years old,i wanted to be like zero,after see the true history,of a literally messed zero...
Top 10 Saddest Anime Moments
Imagine playing Megaman Zero games for first time, you go to MZ3 and you hear this and you say it's the saddest thing you will see. The worst is just about to come boy.....
I wish Zero didnt had to die and keep living forever.
Or at least did to enjoy peace along with Ciel for once...
His was a suiting end for a legendary hero... but is still pretty sad.
Yes I agree
arigato,
x
RIP ZERO X
RIP Channel tuyên truyền những chủ nghĩa tích cực
Rip X ;-;
Rip Rem Re
i dont cry even when i get my foot run over, but this made me cry hard
Depression
You read my mind, friend
Sigma believed that a world where Reploids and Humans co-exist wasn't possible
Sigma believed that Zero would eventually go back to the evil person he used to be when he was created
Sigma was wrong.
He wasn't wrong with the humans and reploids part.
@@roninzero12 he was. ZX and ZX Advent proved him wrong
The legendary reploid is in my heart
Evidently, eighteen people and counting couldn't handle the death of X.
Can you hear me Zero?
A.. Alia?
I will miss you too x and zero
@Javier8247 yeah kind of a destroyed helmet in the middle of the desert.... that just the perfect proof of he being alive -.- ...
He died... everyone said he would die if he stayed on ragnarok, he had a TRULY epic moment (ending) and Ciel cried for him with an epicly sad song, also she finds his helmet on the desert and she works on it to make Model Z, I don't understand how can you say he's alive... and if he was alive, it would be insulting after that EPIC ending...
Dude... Im crying no joke
@GloryGuy2 Agreed, After Zero 4 reviving Zero would just be an utter insult to the fanbase. Zero has gone thru enough crap and deaths already.
This song just makes me go to sleep so fast and it also makes me sad to even realize that you’ve always played as X through the SNES and PlayStation series and we are finally moving on, saying goodbye to X and we also got the Zero and ZX series on the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS
*sniff* Didn't want X to go. He's freakin Megaman X! R.I.P...
BTW, add "X" to tags
*シエル…ありがとう*
*オレは、オレでしかない…*
*オレは…ゼロだ*
This will be played at my wedding
That would be a marriage to remember
Good Ending
Actually... You are Zero
@fear123freak There is also a theory that states that figure was Cyber-Elf Elpizo, there to make up for past mistakes by reviving Zero. The theory claims this is why Zero's body is not visible in the image, only his helmet, which the theory states Zero dropped. The theory continues to say that Zero lived on, formed a new Guardian Force to fight the same fight the old Resistance Force fought. He changed his identity to "Girouette" as to avoid public disturbance, making all think Zero truly died.
I think I know what you're talking about, I saw a fanmade manga panel of elpizo in front of a lifeless zero after the events of Megaman Zero 4
Edit 1: I'm not sure if links work anymore but this is all I could find about the fanmade manga panel I was talking about.
ruclips.net/video/X92ibK3hAno/видео.htmlsi=H-gtGO56I7Bx9Vx2
sayonara....X
@G04i77A2 Yes, around 0:29-0:31 of this song, it's similar to the part in Simple and Clean (same as Hikari, basically) where Utada sings "way that you're making me feel tonight". Yeah, I've noticed this for awhile now. It's a far cry to say that the whole songs resemble each other, but for those instances, yes.
@WeeklyGhost
He survives. At the end of 4, you can faintly see his figure in the sunlight.
this song reminds me of the person i love :(
@merksperk2 i think they showed that because X was watching Zero until he died
first four measures Gbmaj, Fmin, Gbmaj, Fmin
you can think of it in the key of Bb minor or Db major
at 0:22 it's Ebmin, Fmin, Gbmaj, Ab
damn. a fancy chord at 0:36
sounded like a tritone substitution, G13 chord
chorus starts at 1:05
Chorus = lotsa key modulation
Gbmaj, Fmin, Emaj7#11, Ebmin7
Dmaj, C#min7, Cmaj9#11
B7, Bbmaj7 (hangs there around 1:40)
....
This song made me cry the first time I heard it D= I was like "X don't leave!!!! T-T"
Go now........ Maverick Hunter...X
Zero was also originally intended to be the main character for Mega Man X - but they felt he was too different from the original, so they opted to throw him into a secondary position and created "Mega Man X" as we know him.
The Mother Elf protected Zero from the explosion of Omega's body, but couldn't save Zero from the falling ragnarok... pity.
@frostmourne1986
What people are referring to is Megaman Zero was made assuming the X series ended with X5. But Capcom had other plans and ended up screwing with Inafune's vision. Don't know how much of X6-X8 actually affected how MMZ developed though.
@falcolegend
That is an understandable statement... I was so close, I mean so SOOO close, to crying at both series especially 4...
This song + Prismatic are my 2 favorites from this game.
Farewell,
Maverick Hunter X.😢😢😢
The way it has bits of I.D.E.A
@swredpalladin
Don't see how the addition of X6-X8 would've changed that. I think it's more likely Capcom put the kibosh on X being the villain (or Inafune himself seeing as he did previously back out on making Zero Megaman X.
@metaXzero
It probably made Inafune create Copy X. Original X was originally the main antagonist Zero has to kill in MMZ after all.
The image though...
Is giving me confusion despite how many times ive been seeing it
Well just imagine if Zero was never meant to be the main character of the entire series in the first place. He wouldn't have been as cool, nor would he do his epic saving of X in X5. ZX is the newest series, with the newest games so in the front is a good place for them.
@Camposkpo ...My point is, he didn't die WHEN fighting Weil. Of course he died a bit after that I guess.
Sayonara, DLN.00X
Maverick Hunter, Mega Man X.
Dr. Light's greatest creation
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