What was the nature of this relationship?

she killed his cute

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>>387861065
Denial vs Pity?

>>387861065
>be a super advanced robot that can mow through a bunch of executioner models designed to kill you
>can't beat a 200-year old prototype model in any one of the endings
>the one time he does is because she hesitates, and then he offs himself in her sword anyways

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>>387861065
Their arcs were kind of an antithesis of each other.

9S was a mild-mannered team player
who abruptly loses everything before being thrown down a self-destructive psychological warpath until he breaks down and tries to take it out on those who don't deserve it just to alleviate some of the pain.

A2 was a bitter loner who regains a bit of faith and empathy for others through her interactions with Pascal and 2B's memories before ending up on the path to try and save 9S from his own madness.

I suppose if you wanted to dig deeper you could say that A2 felt some responsibility for how 2B ended up, considering that her actions and personality were a template for what 2B was assigned to do as 2E.

>>387861065
Why did A2 drop in and murder the baby robo-king?

>>387862708
>see machine
>kill it
>later treats herself to a nice can of refined oil or something
>"good A2"

>>387861917
With robots and machines in real life in particular, prototype models really are usually better than the production models. Prototypes usually have better resources and materials invested in them and then are tested until we learn where costs can be safely cut for production models and still achieve the intended function and parameters. Once you move beyond a proof of concept, things start getting expensive.