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Mega Man X: The Day of Sigma (2005) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 15, 2005

Original Title:
イレギュラーハンターＸ：The day of Σ

Genres:
Action | Animation | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Capcom
XEBEC

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
JP: PG12 

Runtime: 25

Overview from TheMovieDB

Acting as a prequel to Mega Man Maverick Hunter X, it follows Maverick Hunters led by Sigma to face a giant, rebellious mechalonoid. With X unwilling to hurt a hostage, Sigma takes the enemy on and berates X. Sigma later discusses X's potential for free will with Dr. Cain, something Sigma does not see power in. Meanwhile, X and Zero become suspicious about several maverick incidents occurring at the same time. It is revealed Sigma has hacked a massive maverick to distract the hunters as he frees several others including Vile. After disabling Zero, Sigma forces X to remove his weaponry and destroys Abel City, killing Dr. Cain in the process. X then remembers his early days in which Light, who was dying, told X how he gave him the power to develop his own mind and that he entrusts X to use power. X fights back, but only damages Sigma's head. Satisfied with this development, Sigma escapes to start his rebellion, leading to the game's beginning.

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Animation Director:
Tadashi Sakazaki

Character Designer:
Tadashi Sakazaki

Director:
Atsushi Otsuki

Prop Designer:
Tadashi Sakazaki

Storyboard Artist:
Shigeru Ueda
Takao Kato
Yuuichi Nihei

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