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|firstgame = ''{{s|wikipedia|Mega Man X|video game}}'' (1993) | |firstgame = ''{{s|wikipedia|Mega Man X|video game}}'' (1993) | ||
|games = ''[[SSB4]]''<br>''[[Ultimate]]'' | |games = ''[[SSB4]]''<br>''[[Ultimate]]'' | ||
|lastappearance=''{{s|wikipedia| | |lastappearance=''{{s|wikipedia|Teppen}}'' (2019) | ||
|console = Super Nintendo Entertainment System | |console = Super Nintendo Entertainment System | ||
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Along with {{b|X|Mega Man}}, Zero was one of the first robots to have complete free will and thinking capabilities of a human. It was revealed in ''Mega Man X4'' that he was created by [[Dr. Wily]] to destroy the original [[Mega Man]], but was too unstable and violent to be controlled, forcing Dr. Wily to seal him in a capsule. Later, in the year 21XX, a group of Maverick Hunters found Dr. Wily's lab and released Zero. As he still wasn't cured of his violent nature, Zero defeated those Maverick Hunters, causing him to be labeled as a Maverick and forcing the then-leader, Sigma, to fight him one-on-one. Zero lost the fight, but he also became stable from his Maverick-like state after the duel. On the other hand, Sigma was infected with the Maverick Virus and develop Sigma Virus with his newfound twisted will, causing a change in roles between him and Zero. Zero joined the Maverick Hunters, becoming an S-rank Hunter as well taking the role of a mentor and friend to X. | Along with {{b|X|Mega Man}}, Zero was one of the first robots to have complete free will and thinking capabilities of a human. It was revealed in ''Mega Man X4'' that he was created by [[Dr. Wily]] to destroy the original [[Mega Man]], but was too unstable and violent to be controlled, forcing Dr. Wily to seal him in a capsule. Later, in the year 21XX, a group of Maverick Hunters found Dr. Wily's lab and released Zero. As he still wasn't cured of his violent nature, Zero defeated those Maverick Hunters, causing him to be labeled as a Maverick and forcing the then-leader, Sigma, to fight him one-on-one. Zero lost the fight, but he also became stable from his Maverick-like state after the duel. On the other hand, Sigma was infected with the Maverick Virus and develop Sigma Virus with his newfound twisted will, causing a change in roles between him and Zero. Zero joined the Maverick Hunters, becoming an S-rank Hunter as well taking the role of a mentor and friend to X. | ||
After Sigma was finally defeated once and for all, Zero and X were involved in a new conflict called the "Elf Wars" due to its use of the electronic life-forms known as cyber-elves. Zero, having learned that his code was the original source of the Maverick outbreak, went into hybernation while scientists worked on a way to remove the malicious code. In that time, he was given a second body to inhabit, which he was awakened in by the human scientist Ciel, seeking his aid to defeat her rebellious creation | After Sigma was finally defeated once and for all, Zero and X were involved in a new conflict called the "Elf Wars" due to its use of the electronic life-forms known as cyber-elves. Zero, having learned that his code was the original source of the Maverick outbreak, went into hybernation while scientists worked on a way to remove the malicious code. In that time, he was given a second body to inhabit, which he was awakened in by the human scientist Ciel, seeking his aid to defeat her rebellious creation known as Copy X. While Zero helps with the resistance group that Ciel leads, he soon learns that his original body had been stolen by a mad scientist named Dr. Weil, naming the original body as "Omega". Zero destroys Omega and later defeats Weil, despite knowing the fact that he was human, putting an end to the Robot Wars that Wily had begun centuries ago. | ||
In ''Ultimate'', all of the techniques Zero uses as an Assist Trophy originate from the ''Mega Man X'' series: | In ''Ultimate'', all of the techniques Zero uses as an Assist Trophy originate from the ''Mega Man X'' series: | ||
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*Zero's reveal as an Assist Trophy, with him defeating a [[Ditto]] version of an {{SSBU|Inkling}}, is a reference to fake, or "soulless", copies of Zero and X that Zero has fought over the years, such as Omega Zero and Copy X. | *Zero's reveal as an Assist Trophy, with him defeating a [[Ditto]] version of an {{SSBU|Inkling}}, is a reference to fake, or "soulless", copies of Zero and X that Zero has fought over the years, such as Omega Zero and Copy X. | ||
*Zero is the only ''Mega Man'' character to use a voice actor in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | *Zero is the only ''Mega Man'' character to use a voice actor in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | ||
*Although the [[Training Mode]] menu states that Zero will unleash Genmu Zero when he | *Although the [[Training Mode]] menu states that Zero will unleash Genmu Zero when he is about to leave, his departure and when he will perform the attack are not connected. | ||
*Zero is one of the two new Assist Trophy characters in ''Ultimate'' to use newly recorded voice clips, rather than recycled voice clips; the other is [[Alucard]]. | *Zero is one of the two new Assist Trophy characters in ''Ultimate'' to use newly recorded voice clips, rather than recycled voice clips; the other is [[Alucard]]. | ||
**Interestingly, both Zero and Alucard share the same Japanese voice actor, Ryōtarō Okiayu. | **Interestingly, both Zero and Alucard share the same Japanese voice actor, Ryōtarō Okiayu. | ||