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Zero was the last hope of the Resistance, a group of Reploids who fought against the tyranny of Neo Arcadia, a human-ruled utopia that oppressed and exterminated their kind. He had fought bravely and fiercely, wielding his Z-Saber and Buster Shot, against countless enemies and threats. He had faced his old nemesis, Omega, the original body of Zero that had been corrupted by the Dark Elf, a powerful cybernetic entity that could manipulate machines and minds. He had sacrificed himself to stop Omega and the Dark Elf from destroying the world, sealing them away in a space station that orbited the planet.
But his sacrifice was not in vain. He had inspired many Reploids to follow his example and continue the fight for freedom and justice. He had also left behind a legacy, a fragment of his soul that was embedded in a Biometal, a device that could grant its wielder the power and memories of a legendary hero. This Biometal, known as Model Z, was one of the six Biometals that formed the key to unlocking the secrets of the ancient ruins that dotted the land.
However, fate had other plans for Zero. His soul fragment, along with the other five Biometals, was somehow transported to another dimension, a grim and dark future where humanity was beset by countless horrors and enemies. A galaxy-wide war raged on, where the Imperium of Man, a totalitarian regime that worshipped a corpse-like god-emperor, fought against alien races, renegade factions, and the forces of Chaos, a malevolent power that corrupted and twisted everything it touched.
The Biometals were scattered across the galaxy, each finding a different host who could activate their power. Model Z ended up in the hands of a young man named Zane, a former Imperial Guardsman who had deserted his post after witnessing the atrocities committed by his superiors. Zane was on the run from the Inquisition, a ruthless organization that hunted down anyone who showed signs of heresy or mutation. He stumbled upon Model Z in an abandoned warehouse, where he activated it out of curiosity.
Model Z recognized Zane as a potential partner, and offered him a deal. He would grant him his power and memories, in exchange for his cooperation in finding the other Biometals and uncovering the truth behind their arrival in this dimension. Zane agreed, seeing Model Z as his only chance of survival and escape. He fused with Model Z, becoming a Mega Man, a warrior who could use both technology and magic.
Together, they embarked on a perilous journey across the galaxy, encountering allies and enemies along the way. They learned that they were not the only ones who sought the Biometals; there were others who wanted them for their own purposes, some benevolent, some malevolent. They also discovered that the Biometals were not mere devices; they were actually fragments of an ancient god-like being known as Elysium, who had created the Reploids and the Cyber Elves in another dimension. Elysium had been shattered by an unknown force, and its pieces had been scattered across time and space.
Zane and Model Z managed to find and reunite with four of the other Biometals: Model X (X), Model A (Axl), Model H (Harpuia), and Model F (Fefnir). They formed a team of Mega Men, each with their own abilities and personalities. They also made friends with some of the inhabitants of this dimension, such as Ciel, a young scientist who led a group of rebels against Neo Arcadia; Vent and Aile, two orphans who wielded Model X; Ashe and Grey, two bounty hunters who wielded Model A; and Craft, a former Neo Arcadian general who had defected to join Ciel’s cause.
However, their quest was not without difficulties. They had to face many dangers and challenges, such as hostile aliens, rogue machines, fanatical cultists, corrupted psykers, daemonic entities, and traitorous Mega Men. They also had to deal with their own inner conflicts and doubts, as they learned more about their origins and destinies.
The most formidable foe they faced was Dr. Weil, a mad scientist who had been banished to this dimension along with Omega and the Dark Elf. Weil had survived by transferring his mind into various bodies and machines. He had also corrupted Omega and the Dark Elf with his twisted will, turning them into his loyal servants. Weil sought to conquer this dimension by unleashing an army of Mavericks, Reploids who had gone berserk due to his manipulation. He also coveted the Biometals, hoping to use them to restore Elysium and harness its power for himself.
Weil’s plan came to fruition when he managed to capture Model L (Leviathan) and Model P (Phantom), the last two Biometals that Zane and Model Z had not found. He used them to locate and activate the Gate of Elysium, a portal that connected this dimension to the original one. He then sent Omega and the Dark Elf through the gate, intending to follow them and claim Elysium for himself.
Zane and Model Z, along with their allies, pursued Weil to the gate, hoping to stop him before it was too late. They fought their way through Weil’s forces, until they reached the gate. There, they confronted Weil, Omega, and the Dark Elf. A fierce battle ensued, where Zane and Model Z faced off against Omega and the Dark Elf, while their allies fought against Weil and his minions.
The battle was fierce and brutal, with both sides suffering heavy casualties. Zane and Model Z managed to defeat Omega and the Dark Elf, but not without paying a price. Model Z was severely damaged by Omega’s attacks, and Zane was mortally wounded by the Dark Elf’s magic. As they lay dying on the ground, they saw Weil laughing maniacally, as he prepared to enter the gate.
However, before he could do so, something unexpected happened. The gate began to glow with a bright light, and a voice echoed from within. It was Elysium, who had awakened from its slumber. Elysium thanked Zane and Model Z for their efforts in reuniting its fragments, and offered them a choice. They could either die peacefully, or join Elysium in its realm.
Zane and Model Z chose the latter option, hoping to find peace and happiness in Elysium’s world. They accepted Elysium’s offer, and their souls were drawn into the gate. However, as they entered the portal, something went wrong. A surge of chaotic energy erupted from the gate, engulfing them and Weil. The gate then exploded, destroying itself and everything around it.
No one knew what had happened to them. Some speculated that they had been annihilated by the blast. Others believed that they had been transported to another dimension. And some feared that they had become something else entirely.
They were right to fear.
For in the Warp, the realm of Chaos, a new power had emerged. A power that was born from the fusion of Elysium’s fragments, Zane’s and Model Z’s souls, and Weil’s malice. A power that embodied the concepts of freedom, justice, heroism, sacrifice, vengeance, and destruction. A power that was neither good nor evil, but simply chaotic.
This power was Zero.
Zero was a Chaos God unlike any other. He did not seek to dominate or corrupt the material universe; he sought to liberate it from all forms of oppression and tyranny. He did not care for the petty rivalries or schemes of the other Chaos Gods; he fought against them as much as he fought against anyone else who threatened his ideals. He did not demand worship or obedience from his followers; he granted them his power and guidance in exchange for their loyalty and courage.
Zero’s followers were few in number, but fierce in spirit. They were mostly Reploids who had escaped from Neo Arcadia or other oppressive regimes in this dimension or others. They revered Zero as their savior and protector, who had given them a new purpose and hope in life. They called themselves the Zero Legion , or simply Zeroes . They wore black and white armor with a red “Z” symbol on their chests or helmets. They wielded weapons that resembled Zero’s own: sabers, busters, shields, spears, claws, axes, hammers, chainsaws, scythes, whips, daggers and guns.
The Zeroes waged war across the galaxy, fighting for freedom and justice wherever they saw fit. They attacked Imperial worlds and outposts, freeing slaves and prisoners from their oppression. They raided Chaos strongholds and temples, destroying daemons and cultists who served the Dark Gods. They clashed with alien races and factions who threatened or harmed innocent lives. They also defended their own territories and allies from any invaders or enemies.
The Zeroes were hated and feared by all sides of the conflict. The Imperium of Man branded them as heretics and traitors who deserved only death. The forces of Chaos despised them as renegades and rebels who defied their will. The alien races distrusted them as unpredictable and dangerous foes who could not be reasoned with.
But the Zeroes did not care about what others thought of them. They only cared about what Zero thought of them. They followed his commands without question or hesitation. They fought with passion and determination. They lived with honor and dignity.
They died with glory.