Arguably those three examples were all still following their programming.I believe Reploids are distinguished by possessing free will by design, not due to glitches. These were not intended results by their creators. Light, and Bass has rebelled against Wily multiple times. For example, King made his own army to free robots from human suppressors, Blues ran away from Dr. We see robots in Mega Man Classic exercise free will on multiple occasions.Light's commands? If he were a Reploid, would he still choose to serve Dr. So, does that mean that the original Mega Man from Mega Man (Classic) had no free will? Was our childhood hero a slave to his design? Was he unable to disobey Dr. Related to the above, Reploids are distinguished from robots by their free will.

An NPC recognizes her as a model, implying that she was once a fashion model who somehow got into the corporate espionage business. This is somewhat explored with Marino from Command Mission.What about mass-produced Reploids, such as the scores of visually-identical Reploids seen in factions such as Repliforce and the Maverick Hunters? What would it be like to be part of an army of clones? Would they really have free will if they are constructed for a specific task? Would they be able to quit and alter their body to fit another job better?.

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