08/29/2013, 10:51 PM #12203 @Wonder
It might be something Sigma might say.
A good example of how crazed Sigma is (well was in Maverick Hunter X) is when in the OVA The Day of Sigma where at the end Sigma FIRES A MISSILE ON AN ENTIRE CITY just to get X to show his true power.
Sigma's Personality:
Sigma was originally an honorable and selfless leader of the Maverick Hunters, but after his corruption, he became a power-hungry tyrant, although even then, he also genuinely believed that he was doing what was in the best interests of the Reploids. He typically looks down on others and does not hesitate to kill the weak, laughing maniacally at their expense. His previous "protection through aggression" philosophy has mutated following his infection into a huge Darwinism complex, believing that anything that is too weak to progress should be annihilated, a la natural selection. Following his defeat, his further descent into madness transcended death, trying to hold onto any grip in the living world, in any form possible, consumed by the lingering thought of killing X. Amidst his madness, Sigma is a calculating and intelligent individual, and on more than one occasion, turned allies of X and Zero against them, and instigated many of the most destructive events of the Maverick Wars, including the Earth Crisis. Sigma is obsessed with Reploid evolution and superiority, and believes humanity has run its course. Despite his hatred for X and Zero, Sigma once believed they were the future of all Reploids, and would lead them all into a new age. In addition, he also credited X's dedication to justice, as well as his being infected with Zero's virus, as being his primary motivation in his going Maverick, including what ultimately turned out to be his final battle on the Moon.
It's worth noting that Sigma's personality was somewhat retconned for Maverick Hunter X. Rather than being corrupted into a power hungry tyrant, Sigma's actions appear to be done out of what he genuinely believes to be in the best interest of his own species, rather than merely using this as justification for his actions as he did in the original series. His interest in X is also altered. Rather than eliminating him as a potential threat, Sigma sees the "unlimited potential" within X, and makes it a priority to attempt to bring this potential forward. This presents a more noble, if misguided representation of Sigma that seemingly chose to go Maverick rather than becoming corrupted by the Maverick virus, although Sigma's reason for recruiting Vile to defeat X ("I [Sigma] need someone who can go Maverick on their own accord.") implies that the decision to go Maverick was not completely of his own free will.
Also a bit of a spoiler for this RP at the end of my arc is that I am going to have it revealed that Sigma DID in fact go Maverick at will, but did eventually succumb to the Maverick Virus.