Everyone knows I'm a Megaman fanatic, so I was bound to blog about a game sooner or later XD
But for those of you that don't know, the Megaman franchise is based on a Blue robot warrior who usually saves mankind and robots alike against the all evil Dr.Wily.
The Megaman Zero games however is different than the usual Megaman games. In this series, the main character is actually Zero and not Megaman (or X). And how he awakens from a 100 year sleep after the previous events of the last X games. He then joins Ciel and the resistance in order to protect them and beat other reploid robots in order to maintain society.
What I see in these games is how Zero goes through certain stages, and through those stages he discovers more about himself, how he could be more useful to others and how he overcomes obstacles (reploids, bosses etc.). In real life, it is similar since all of us goes through certain circumstances, and through experience we learn more about ourself and what we are capable of doing. And just like in the Zero games, in order to get to the main boss (which is the goal) you have to go through things that are in our way. A real life example of that would portray a grade 12 student struggling to get high marks in order to reach their goal of going to university in the next year.
Zero's weapons are purely unique, and they are the tools that help him get by in the game, for without them...there would be no action whatsoever. Weapons would represent knowledge in my perspective, since we have to have the wisdom in order to get through things in life. While it may not be physically attacking anything, it helps us comprehend things that are right and wrong. (in certain Zero missions there are certain mavericks you can't attack, or if there's people there you can't attack them). So there's certain things you can attack in life and certain things you shouldn't attack in life.
But overall together, I love the Zero series~ And Zero collection will be coming out soon! =D
But for those of you that don't know, the Megaman franchise is based on a Blue robot warrior who usually saves mankind and robots alike against the all evil Dr.Wily.
The Megaman Zero games however is different than the usual Megaman games. In this series, the main character is actually Zero and not Megaman (or X). And how he awakens from a 100 year sleep after the previous events of the last X games. He then joins Ciel and the resistance in order to protect them and beat other reploid robots in order to maintain society.
What I see in these games is how Zero goes through certain stages, and through those stages he discovers more about himself, how he could be more useful to others and how he overcomes obstacles (reploids, bosses etc.). In real life, it is similar since all of us goes through certain circumstances, and through experience we learn more about ourself and what we are capable of doing. And just like in the Zero games, in order to get to the main boss (which is the goal) you have to go through things that are in our way. A real life example of that would portray a grade 12 student struggling to get high marks in order to reach their goal of going to university in the next year.
Zero's weapons are purely unique, and they are the tools that help him get by in the game, for without them...there would be no action whatsoever. Weapons would represent knowledge in my perspective, since we have to have the wisdom in order to get through things in life. While it may not be physically attacking anything, it helps us comprehend things that are right and wrong. (in certain Zero missions there are certain mavericks you can't attack, or if there's people there you can't attack them). So there's certain things you can attack in life and certain things you shouldn't attack in life.
But overall together, I love the Zero series~ And Zero collection will be coming out soon! =D
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