Use game mechanics; get punished

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1. Rasterman (rasterman@detroitriotcity.com)'s status on Friday, 28-Apr-2023 13:18:51 JST Rasterman

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   You beat the bosses and face Craft, who's in love with a human woman (that looks like a boy because everyone does in this trash art style). The woman lives in the green base but Weil wants to destroy it with a space weapon (no, not the weather control machine, that doesn't do plot things). You attack the space weapon to defeat Craft who then stops himself from destorying the green base because his girlfriend lives there. So he instead commits the biggest genocide in the series, by pointing the weapon at Neo Arcadia, the last remaining human city, and obliterating it from space. This is some Studio Ghibli levels of anti-human. Craft dies.
   
   Some people escape the city before it blows up, but at least Dr. Weil died with the innocent humans.
   
   Well, no. Here comes another Japanese plot twist: Dr. Weil looked like a robot but he blew your mind by revealing he was a human; but now he'll blow your mind again by revealing that, while he is a human, he is in a robotic body! Yes, the humans who judged him, in an act of cruelty, made him an indestructible body and put his mind in it. So now he's immortal. Because everyone is retarded.
   
   You fight Dr. Weil and kill him anyway, but he'll be back...
   
   ...maybe. Because this is the last game in the abominable Mega Man Zero series.
   
   The last you see of Zero is him fighting Dr. Weil in the space station that comes crashing down to Earth and he's presumed dead. Ciel gets and ending song with actual lyrics on the GBA. I was aghast that they went there when the series was so horrendous. I didn't even listen to the song. Trash series. Should have never existed. I'm glad they didn't make another one.
   
   This was like if Shadow the Edgehog was a game series.