History WhatAnIdiot / MegaManZero

'''[[JustifiedTrope Justification]]''': [[AllThereInTheManual Supplementary materials]] reveal that [[spoiler:the Eight Gentle Judges presided over his case--Reploids whom ''Weil'' designed. It's quite possible that Weil, predicting the consequences of his actions, secretly programmed them to opt for imprisonment over execution]]. Another possible explanation is that the Reploids ''did'' want to kill Weil, but were too afraid of being branded as Mavericks to go through with it. That being said, this doesn't explain why no ''[[ExactWords humans]]'' [[WhyDontYaShootHim killed Weil]].

'''[[JustifiedTrope Justification]]''': [[AllThereInTheManual Supplementary materials]] reveal that [[spoiler:the Eight Gentle Judges presided over his case--Reploids whom ''Weil'' designed. It's quite possible that Weil, predicting the consequences of his actions, secretly programmed them to opt for imprisonment over execution]]. Another possible explanation is that the Reploids ''did'' want to kill Weil, but were too afraid of being branded as Mavericks to go through with it. That being said, this doesn't explain why no ''[[ExactWords humans]]'' [[WhyDontYAShootHim killed Weil]].

'''[[JustifiedTrope Justification]]''': [[AllThereInTheManual Supplementary materials]] reveal that [[spoiler:the Eight Gentle Judges presided over his case--Reploids whom ''Weil'' designed. It's quite possible that Weil, predicting the consequences of his actions, secretly programmed them to opt for imprisonment over execution]]. Another possible explanation is that the Reploids ''did'' want to kill Weil, but were too afraid of being branded as Mavericks to go through with it. That being said, this doesn't explain why no ''[[ExactWords humans]]'' killed Weil.

'''You'd Think:''' Zero would make sure Ragnarok gets destroyed -- or at least disabled beyond all capacity of ever being used again -- before transferring back to Earth.\\
'''Instead:''' Zero just transfers out, leaving a fully-operational KillSat in orbit with the keys still in the ignition. He gets the chance to follow through on destroying Ragnarok after Weil's moment above, but Weil's escalating efforts to destroy Area Zero in spite of Zero's efforts to stop him drive the cost [[HeroicSacrifice significantly higher.]]

'''You'd Think:''' Zero would make sure Ragnarok gets destroyed -- or at least disabled beyond all capacity of ever being fired again -- before transferring back to Earth. DeathIsCheap for a MagnificentBastard BigBad in a ''Mega Man'' game, and Zero's seen [[VideoGame/MegaManClassic Dr. Wily]] team up with [[VideoGame/MegaManX Sigma]] to torment him despite being long-dead. Even if Dr. Weil really is dead, Zero has no idea how many BrainwashedAndCrazy followers he still has left.\\

'''[[JustifiedTrope Justification]]''': [[AllThereInTheManual Supplementary materials]] reveal that [[spoiler:the Eight Gentle Judges presided over his case--Reploids whom ''Weil'' designed. It's quite possible that Weil, predicting the consequences of his actions, secretly programmed them to opt for imprisonment over execution]]. Another possible explanation is that the Reploids ''did'' want to kill Weil, but were too afraid of being branded as Mavericks to go through with it. That being said, this doesn't explain why no ''[[ExactWords humans]]'' killed Weil. \\

'''Also''': It's implied that the Baby Elves were influencing Leviathan and Fefnir's actions, though now the question is "why didn't they take Elpizo on all at the same time instead of standing guard at each temple and letting him take them out one by one?

'''Although''': Earlier on, during Elpizo's 'Operation Righteous Strike', Harpuia, Fefnir and Leviathan beat the entire invasion force and Elpizo without seemingly breaking a sweat. They may have simply under-estimated Elpizo, thinking that he wouldn't be a challenge, even with the Baby Elves."