Dr. Weil

Dr. Weil normally displays a clever and collected nature. What he lacks in direct power he makes up for with intelligence. He is skilled at stepping back to work behind the scenes, secretly achieving his true goals while leaving others none the wiser. He is a masterful manipulator and always has backup plans. Oddly, he uses colloquialisms befitting a youthful individual such as referring to Zero as a "fun guy", implying that his punishment occurred while he was still young and that he was a prodigy similar to Ciel. Under Weil's professional facade is one of the most psychotic and selfish individuals. What he truly seeks is control: Weil is obsessed with the sensation of controlling others, as he loved commandeering all Reploids with the Dark Elf, and eagerly attacked Area Zero to force the humans back under his rule. He is incredibly sadistic and ruthless, as he enjoyed causing the Elf Wars and admitted to Neige that his subjects' humiliation and rage pleased him. He recognizes his evil and revels in it, boasting to Zero that he is "an endless nightmare." In the radio drama, he also claimed that he felt a world filled with endless suffering was the kind of world best suited for both humans and Reploids and that creating such outweighed even his desires for revenge against them. Despite his manipulative prowess, Weil's most significant weakness is his knack to underestimate enemies, especially Zero. He believes that Zero has no chance of defeating Omega, but is proven otherwise. After Zero kills Craft on Ragnarok, Weil fires a "warning shot" to indicate that Ragnarok was still operational, which alerted the Resistance and gave Zero a chance to stop him. This shot was likely a challenge, one that cost him victory. Weil hates Reploids and sees them as tools at best, going as far as to cause the Elf Wars to get his way over them. Much of his hatred stems from the Maverick Wars, in which he lost all touch with ideals such as freedom and justice, calling them worthless. He does not believe Reploids can even understand emotions and pain on the same level as humans, boasting about the pain he experiences during the final battle on Ragnarok and claiming Zero would never understand it, thus cementing him as something of a "human supremacist". He believes that Reploids are destined to serve under humanity's heel - the only Reploid he seemed to respect was Omega, revering him as the God of Destruction. Despite his preference for humanity, he loved torturing humans just as much as Reploids. Because of his regenerative armor, he held little regard for his human body, even believing he could survive the crash of Ragnarok and planning to do so to get a front-row seat of Area Zero's demise. Even when firmly defeated, he remained defiant, declaring that Zero shall perish and burn in the fires of hell as his last words.