Why does Smith Help Neo? 

By saving Neo and Trinity, Smith ensured his own continuing survival, and ability to exist as he sees fit within the Matrix. Since Smith proclaims that he and Neo’s unlikely alliance is now over though, one assumes Neo and Trinity haven’t seen the last of their old nemesis.

Ainsi, Why did Smith help Neo?

Despite having lost his ability to replicate himself, Smith nonetheless has retained all of the memories of his previous incarnation, including his freedom from the system of the Matrix. The Analyst brought Smith back for one purpose: to keep tabs on Neo and ensure that he is unable to leave the Matrix again.

Par ailleurs, How did Trinity Fly? As Neo flails below her, Trinity holds his hand, perfectly level in the air. She’s gained the ability to fly — a power that was previously only available to Neo and Agent Smith. She lifts Neo into the air, and they wake up safe with the hovercraft crew.

Why did the machines resurrect Neo? The machines resurrected him at great cost and determined that he was only useful when in liaison with Trinity, which is why the two of them were eventually resurrected with their memories suppressed, so that the Analyst could use them for his own gain.

Is Agent Smith stronger than Neo?

Scaling Neo’s power is easier when comparing Keanu Reeves’ character to Agent Smith. Before fully awakening his potential, Neo is soundly beaten by the Agent, but overtakes the enemy program after evolving into The One.

Why do the machines need Neo to reset the Matrix?

TL;DR: Neo is the program made to choose 23 humans and reboot the Matrix because machines need these 23 people to believe they have been saved by the One, so they can transmit the prophecy to further generations while they don’t suspect Zion to be another form of control.

Who is the villain in Matrix?

Agent Smith (later simply Smith) is a fictional character and the main antagonist of The Matrix franchise.
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Is the Matrix real?

While The Matrix movie franchise is decidedly fiction, some criminal suspects have used the metaphysical concepts put forth in the films to try to justify their crimes, and in doing so, have turned courtrooms into a cinematic arena of their own. This post originally appeared on Oxygen.com. It was written by Gina Tron.

How did Matrix end?

The Matrix trilogy concludes with a truce forged between humans and machines, but not without a cost. Before Neo sacrificed himself, Trinity was killed in an attack on the resistance’s ship, the Logos, outside of Machine City, where her body was presumed lost.

Was Morpheus a program?

Morpheus is a program created by Neo and based upon the Real World Morpheus of Zion and Smith. 60 years after Neo’s death, Morpheus joined the crew of the Mnemosyne and worked together with Bugs and the rest of her crew to help find and bring him back from the Matrix.

Why can Trinity Fly Now?

In The Matrix Resurrections, Trinty, after awakening to her true identity, begins to develop similar reality-altering powers to Neo in the Matrix, causing the Analyst to panic. This includes her own ability to fly.

Why does Agent Smith want to leave the Matrix?

In the first film, he expresses a desire to leave the Matrix to escape its repulsive taint, and reasons that with Zion destroyed, his services will no longer be required, allowing him in some sense to ‘leave’ the Matrix.

Why is Agent Smith rogue?

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What exactly was Agent Smith? You think you know the answer: an intelligent agent created by the Matrix to hunt down rogue humans, and ultimately went rogue to try to kill Neo.

Why does Agent Smith call the Oracle mom?

I understood her being called the mother of Smith to mean that the oracle reproduced Smith after he was destroyed in the first movie because she saw the potential for him to create the conditions wherein peace could brokered between humans and the machines.

Can Morpheus beat an agent?

Thus, when fighting Agent Smith in the hotel bathroom and Agent Johnson atop the trucks on the freeway, Morpheus is unable to beat the Agents given his own inability to overcome the rules in the same way Neo can.

Did Smith absorb Merovingian?

The Merovingian conceded and let them have Neo. He wasn’t seen afterward, but Smith’s remark about Sati being the « last exile » may imply that Smith inevitably assimilated The Merovigian into the rogue program. However, it’s a possibility that he reverted to himself after Smith’s defeat from Neo.

Why is Zion allowed to exist?

Zion exists because the machines need it to survive

As the Architect (the program responsible for designing the Matrix) explains in The Matrix Reloaded, all of the series’ events up until the present storyline have been orchestrated. This includes the prophecy of the One.

Why dont the machines destroy Zion?

As was discussed elsewhere on the site, the machines are not interested in humans being wiped out, they (as shown in Animatrix) just want to co-exist with humans. As such, the machines allow the building of new Zion so that humans would not – as the quote you provided says – would not go extinct.

How many times was Zion destroyed in the Matrix?

Zion, according to The Architect, has been completely destroyed five times by the time of the sixth One, Neo, meets The Architect. As a result, the actual year on Earth is estimated to be closer to 2699, not 2199.

What happened to The Architect Matrix resurrections?

He eventually is freed with the help of nu-Morpheus (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) and Bugs (Jessica Henwick). The Matrix Resurrections reveals that the Analyst is the successor to the Architect from the sixth iteration of the Matrix. When Iteration 7 came into effect, many original programs were purged, including the Oracle.

Who is the real villain in Matrix 4?

The Matrix Resurrections Reveals New Take on Hugo Weaving’s Agent Smith. And the villain is apparently played by a menacing Jonathan Groff! “Millions of people just living out their lives…

Is Neo the villain?

Hell, his name is a not-so-subtle anagram of « one. » But according to a fan theory that’s been circulating the internets, Neo isn’t really the One after all — the real One is actually Agent Smith, the computer generated antagonist who seems like the Bad Guy during the whole trilogy.