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When told to stand down, disarm and come in for questioning, he basically told X and Zero to piss off because of his and his troops' pride. Yeah, being forced to disarm is demeaning, especially if you're a bunch of {{Proud Warrior Race Guy}}s, but they're an army. They're not supposed to tell their superiors to piss off. Maybe he said X and Zero didn't have the authority to bring them in, if he said he's going to check with their superiors, something more reasonable than a robotic dick waggling (I'm assuming they refused to come in even after they told X and Zero to piss off, when the top brass told them to cut the crap and come in). Once it became clear Reploids would not do what they're told, even when they agreed to, humans became increasingly paranoid.

This is the guy who iced ''Sigma'' more than once, something even Zero wasn't able to do until at least X4. The reason he doesn't want anything more than a B rank is that he doesn't want the other hunters to feel like they have to compete with him, or he doesn't think he should be rewarded for causing all the kinds of violence that he was created to stop.

After Iris's defeat, she claims she wants a world for reploids. So does Sigma.
In the Memorial Hall mid-stage Colonel actively tries to kill X, unprovoked. Typical maverick behavior, but importantly Repliforce really has no justification for having a satelite weapon besides that they're terrorists.
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Actually, to tell the truth, there is no actual evidence whatsoever to prove that the events in question do not take place on a planet called Earth, but completely different in all but name from our own. In fact, if the story given by {{The Protomen}} were to be taken at face value and then further elaborated on, "Reploids" might very well have been the term the planet's inhabitants used for their version of the [[BattlestarGalactica Cylons]], and the whole planet is in fact the nuclear wasteland Thirteenth Colony that was encountered by the Caprican/Cylon refugee ships as they searched for a new home, a hundred thousand years before the present day...which of course reminds one of 93345, and 94533: since the Capricans colonized our Earth?

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TatsunokoVsCapcom revealed that he was around post X7, at least, since Axl was in the ending. Since X, Zero, and Axl don't know enough about him, they won't be alerted to his presence until it's too late. While Sigma dropped hints in X5 that let the ''viewers'' know who Wily was, the heroes are still clueless

TatsunokoVsCapcom revealed that he was around post X7, at least, since Axl was in the ending. Since X, Zero, and Axl don't know enough about him, they won't be alerted to his presence until it's too late. While Sigma dropped hints in X5 that let the ''viewers'' know who Wily was, the heroes are still clueless.

When it reads that X was constructed by Light in the year "20XX", it doesn't mean "some unknown year in the 21st century." It means, literally, 20XX: the year 94533 on the Gregorian calendar. 200X, the year Protoman was created, would be the Gregorian year 93345..."a mere" 1,188 Gregorian years before. By this distant day, humans live as long as, if not longer than, Biblical characters such as the Antediluvian peoples, ~1,000. The reason humanity is not ridiculously far out into the galaxy or beyond is because of 1) the rise and fall of civilizations occuring at a rate just as often as previous human history, 2) there being no such thing as Star Trek/Star Wars "warp" or "hyperspace" travel, of at least the kind that wouldn't crush biological matter into tiny particles; i.e., think Orson Scott Card's ''{{Ender's Game}}'', and 3) outer space is [[GoMadFromTheRevelation mind-shatteringly]] gigantic.

When it reads that X was constructed by Light in the year "20XX", it doesn't mean "some unknown year in the 21st century." It means, literally, 20XX: the year 94533 on the Gregorian calendar. 200X, the year Protoman was created, would be the Gregorian year 93345..."a mere" 1,188 Gregorian years before. By this distant day, humans live as long as, if not longer than, Biblical characters such as the Antediluvian peoples, ~1,000. The reason humanity is not ridiculously far out into the galaxy or beyond is because of 1) the rise and fall of civilizations occuring at a rate just as often as previous human history, 2) there being no such thing as Star Trek/Star Wars "warp" or "hyperspace" travel, of at least the kind that wouldn't crush biological matter into tiny particles; i.e., think Orson Scott Card's ''{{Ender's Game}}'', and 3) outer space is [[GoMadFromTheRevelation mind-shatteringly]] gigantic. Also, there is no actual evidence to prove that the events in question do ''not'' take place on a place called Earth, but completely different in all but name from our own. In fact, if the story given by the {{Protomen}} is to be taken at face value and then further elaborated on, "Reploids" might very well have been the term the planet's inhabitants used for their version of the [[BattlestarGalactica Cylons]], and the whole planet is in fact the nuclear wasteland Thirteenth Colony that was encountered by the Caprican/Cylon refugee ships as they searched for a new home.

When it reads that X was constructed by Light in the year "20XX", it doesn't mean "some unknown year in the 21st century." It means, literally, 20XX: the year 94533 on the Gregorian calendar. 200X, the year Protoman was created, would be the Gregorian year 93345..."a mere" 1,188 Gregorian years before. By this distant day, humans live as long as, if not longer than, Biblical characters such as the Antediluvian peoples, ~1,000. The reason humanity is not ridiculously far out into the galaxy or beyond is because of 1) the rise and fall of civilizations occuring at a rate just as often as previous human history, 2) there being no such thing as Star Trek/Star Wars "warp" or "hyperspace" travel, of at least the kind that wouldn't crush biological matter into tiny particles; i.e., think Orson Scott Card's ''{{Ender's Game}}'', and 3) outer space is [[GoMadFromTheRevelation mind-shatteringly]] gigantic.

* The main reason he chose to "retire" is not because of the unscrupulous methods of handling the Maverick problem. The real reason was because a new character was going to be in the game, and Zero already steals enough screen time from X, so he decided to just call it quits.

He realized Axl isn't all that likeable in the game, so he came back.

X1: Two forms. The first form was not completely destroyed as the head was simply transferred to the wolf body, so no regeneration there. (running total: 1)

X2: Two forms. The second form was a viral ghost of sorts, and thus does not count as a full regeneration. (running total: 2)

X3: Three forms. This is the first time Sigma regenerated into a second form during gameplay, but again, the third form doesn't count due to being viral form only. (running total: 4)

X4: Three forms, four if you want to split hairs. Second form was obviously the first form without the cloak, and while the final version had two different bodies, they were likely part of the same regeneration cycle since regeneration is free if done within the first fifteen hours after the most recent regeneration. (running total: 6)

X5: Three forms. Opening boss, Normal Body and Wily Body. All count as separate regeneration cycles. (running total: 9)

X6: Two forms. Only the second form counts as a regeneration because Gate had to bring him back the first time around. If a Time Lord does not regenerate, they can be brought back via other means, this has ended up with them coming back wrong occasionally (which would explain Sigma's poor state of mental health), but it does not add to the regeneration count. (running total: 10)

X7: Two forms. Both count as separate regeneration cycles. (running total: 12)

X8: One form. (wait, what!?) Alright, two forms, but one was only a copy. (running total: 13)

Yes, you saw that right. Thirteen regeneration cycles. :sigmadie:

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"But wait," you say, "what about Xtreme 1 and 2?"

Alright, let's go back a little bit.

X2: (running total: 13) It is somewhat implied (if not outright stated, I can't remember) that the Counter Hunters brought back Sigma. If that's the case, that brings the running total down to twelve. (running total: 12)

Xtreme 1: Two forms, but they were both inside a computer. Viral ghosts don't count, neither do computer reproductions. (running total: 12)

Xtreme 2: Two forms. Both would count. (running total: 14)

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Yes, I know that puts him over the limit. Let's compare something though...

[[http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100727204136/megaman/images/thumb/3/35/X8Sigma.jpg/290px-X8Sigma.jpg X8 Sigma]]

[[http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/b/bmaster2.jpg A Time Lord that has gone past thirteen regenerations]]