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** Perhaps Omega [[Gone Horribly Right|worked beyond what he intended.]]
* When you think about it, some of the villians ''[[The Bad Guys Win|won]]'' in a way. Dr Wily managed to surpass Dr Light, considering Zero not only outlasted X, [[Ensemble Darkhorse|but become a greater hero than him.]] Sigma ultimately won, since humanity ultimately died out and machines (or Carbons, if you will) took over.
** What makes it worse is that Zero ended the overall conflict that began with the first [[Mega Man (video game)|Mega Man]] game by killing Dr. Weil, the human villain. Rock himself tried to kill Dr. Wily in his seventh game, but was unable due to the [["Three Laws "-Compliant|morals]] Dr. Light programmed into him. If Rock had just fired, (no speeches, no charging, just shoot the [[Mad Scientist]] to death), the war would've been over, possibly ''forever''. No King, no Roboenza, {{spoiler|which may have been the origin of the Maverick Virus}}, no Zero, no Maverick or Elf Wars. Just Bass and Treble, and they wouldn't have been a threat too long without Wily to maintain them. Even the Evil Energy would've been dealt with once Duo woke up. X would've lived out his life as Dr. Cain's lab assistant, maybe become a scientist himself later on. But because Dr. Light couldn't compromise his ideals, despite that Dr. Wily just didn't deserve mercy, he became humanity's killer. — [[MM Trigger]]
*** Mega Man was a three rules robot, and physically could not pull the trigger, his programming wouldn't allow it
*** Again, Dr. Light programmed those into Rock. He, of all people, should know how dangerous Wily was then, given the multiple robot thefts, kidnappings, and the general mayhem his robots cause which must amount to war crimes at least. Programming a fail-safe, not entirely ethical granted, wouldn't be that hard and the usual exploding fortress would destroy the body.