Although "Matrix Restart" is a dog-tailed sable work, there are still many Easter eggs in it. For example, this time, some of the previous mysteries have been gradually revealed. The real big boss of the machine world and the matrix world, the ruler who can not only call the wind and rain in the matrix, but also enjoy the wonderful world, gradually begins to show his true face.
In the third part of "The Matrix", the audience has the opportunity to meet the supreme ruler of the machine world, the Machine Emperor. The emperor's true face is just a huge face made up of countless octopus robots, and it is still looming, which is a mystery designed by the Wachowski brothers for the future hacker rebirth, and sooner or later it will be unveiled at the right time.
Looking at the plot structure of The Matrix, it seems that most of the time the matrix and robot worlds are separated. The Robot Emperor rules the robot world, and the designer, the white-bearded old man in the matrix, has a full grasp of the beautiful virtual world.
This misunderstanding obviously does not stand up to scrutiny. Because Smith in the matrix actually has the ability to infect the entire machine world. The programs in the Matrix World have such a huge destructive power, how can the Machine Emperor not personally supervise it?
From this, it is inferred that the Machine Emperor should be embodied as a program in the matrix. Of course, he may be an old man on the side of the road, a factory worker, or a white-collar worker in an office building, or a laid-back tourist in a resort. But none of this seems to be possible, because even if the Machine Emperor has this leisure, he cannot relax in a murderous matrix. In fact, he must be a program or character who has a decisive role in the creation, evolution, stabilization, and final collapse and restart of the matrix. To put it graphically, he should always be at the forefront of the bloody struggle, always defending the matrix with his own hands and destroying enemies who might threaten the matrix.
Although many people say that he is the designer. But in my opinion, it may not be, because although the Machine Emperor is a powerful intelligent program, it theoretically has the ability to kill and kill the matrix, just like the God in the matrix. But the matrix of dangers everywhere may not be able to invade his intelligence. Smith's enormous appeal is enough to prove that since he can infect almost all programs, it is certainly possible to infect the Machine Emperor. And as an extremely clever intelligent program, Smith must know that catching the machine emperor in the matrix is the best way to reverse invade and control the machine world, so as to control the reality and the matrix world once and for all. Since the Machine Emperor knew that he would not have an overwhelming advantage in the matrix and that there were often risks, he would inevitably appear in a hidden character who looked like he would never be seen through.
This character is also not a prophet, because the prophet is eventually infected by Smith, and even if her defenses are very strong, perhaps the prophet has the intention of sacrificing himself to destroy Smith. But this sacrifice is naturally not something that the Machine Emperor can do. Because such an approach is too risky, in case it is controlled by Smith in reverse, then it is actually the whole machine world and the matrix creeping under Smith's fists.
The rest, such as the Frenchman, such as Morpheus, such as the locksmith, no matter which side, either has a very limited influence or is relatively detached, and has no ability to affect the whole process. So, who is this person?
In "Matrix Restart", there is a detail that begins to gradually lift the veil of this person.
Neo, the first antithesis of the Machine Emperor, a man who has repeatedly saved mankind, has become a computer game designer in the Matrix World, and the design is a Matrix Empire. Is this a coincidence?
There is no doubt that Neo can become an Anderson who designs the game, and it must be set by the matrix designer himself. Otherwise Neo would never have been able to become like this. But since the designer himself is not Neo, who can have the privilege of designing a sub-matrix?
The plot of the design sub-matrix is extremely metaphorical, in fact, it is to tell the audience that this "designer" Anderson is an extraordinary character. Even if everyone knows he's Neo. But can Neo reveal the truth of the matrix himself in the matrix under the management of the designer? Or rather, control a virtual empire that is almost identical to the matrix controlled by the designer?
This was undoubtedly a challenge to the designer, so much so that the designer had to send a psychiatrist to watch Neo play with fire and control him at any time, lest he wake up and destroy the matrix.
But what is even more evil is that Smith, who is more dangerous to the matrix than Neo, has actually become Neo's boss, and he actually relies on Neo, the designer, to live a great life in the matrix.
Wouldn't the designer take control of Smith? And Neo, who only controls the destructive force second, or actually has a constructive effect on the matrix, should ignore Smith?
Of course not.
So the conclusion is that despite the extreme complexity of the design, all of these practices, the actions of many major characters coming together, are controlling Smith and Neo at the same time. And Neo was undoubtedly an important brake valve that controlled Smith.
So here comes the key question.
Since Smith is an infinitely powerful being in the matrix, or even in the machine empire, the person who restrains him should also be an infinitely powerful figure or program that even surpasses Smith. If it is so powerful, it must also be extremely dangerous. This dangerous role, will the Machine Emperor be assured to hand over to any other program?
designer? prophet? Frenchman? Which of these programs is not ambitious or which is not extremely difficult to deal with. If they were given the most powerful virtual abilities, wouldn't the Machine Emperor have put his head on the guillotine?
So the conclusion arises from this, everything is a drama. Although Neo feels like he is often dazed and ignorant, the Machine Emperor only appears once. But Neo is likely to be the Machine Emperor, and the Machine Emperor is also Neo.
Even though the "two" had a so-called negotiation, that negotiation was actually more like a performance for Trinidi and the Zionites. The so-called negotiation that ends in just a few sentences is a small drama that does not need to be performed more.
From this reverse deduction, it is also possible to solve some of the mysteries that were originally uninterpretable, that is, why Neo can be a mortal, with a flesh can kill a large group of robotic octopuses with one hand. The reason is very simple, the robots are following his orders, and in the eyes of Trinidi and other humans, it becomes the savior Neo who is using his divine power to destroy the robot octopus. Otherwise, no matter how to explain it, you can tell how a mortal tire with the naked eye can destroy a large number of robots with a wave of a hand?
The combination of Neo and Trinidi can produce powerful energy, which is probably also the characteristic of the machine emperor. As we all know, the most important thing in the machine world is energy, otherwise the machine world will collapse. Therefore, this energy is simply the peach of the peach orchard in journey to the west, the most important resource to help all immortals immortalize, and the ultimate authority of the Jade Emperor. How could this energy, the scepter and ultimate weapon of the Machine Emperor, be entrusted to others. Therefore, the machine emperor is actually a personal robot, which is this Neo. It was in the process of creating his own human form that he hid the most powerful energy body in the world. Whether Trini Di is also a machine energy body is still difficult to determine. It can only be determined that if it is, then the Machine Emperor is controlling her with the form of Neo or the so-called love. The Machine Emperor became Neo, and it was possible to enter Zion and the human world of the ages. Since this world can never be completely destroyed, it must be strictly controlled. The best thing to do, then, is to simply become a savior in their eyes, a god-like totem, and go into it to discipline them and guide them to use for themselves. This has the advantage that since the Machine Emperor cannot control the entire matrix being invaded by Smith, that is, any program designed by the designer in the matrix may be a Smith. Then you can use the external force of Zion to cooperate with yourself to restrain Smith. Because the people who enter the matrix from Zion should basically be the enemies of Smith who can be trusted. It is ridiculous that Smith, who is triumphant and thinks that he can run amok in the matrix, is actually a firm pawn who has always been caught by the machine emperor. This also explains why Smith was obviously destroyed in the previous part, but this time he was resurrected with all the original memories. If nothing else, it's because he's actually controllable in neo's eyes, or in the eyes of Machine Emperor. Having already figured him out, it would be better to keep him. Let him control the destruction and "eliminate" it once when he is overdone. It can be seen from this that the Matrix, the Robot Empire, Zion, smith in the Matrix, the Frenchman, the Locksmith, etc., are all pawns of the Machine Emperor in order to maintain his control over the balance of the world. He kept shuttling through these worlds, using neo, the savior, to maintain his huge empire freely.