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Q is Left. Zero is Brother. The Myrmidons are all clones of Left, the younger brother of the founder of Free the Soul; we learned this in VLR. Dio was one of them. And Brother was known to be an esper, and it's been shown that being an esper tends to run in families, so it wouldn't be surprising if Left was one as well--which Q certainly seems to be.

Zero continues that the spare bodies function mainly as physical labor, plus additional deeds. He shows the bodies moving other bodies around--Carlos for one, I think that's the timeline that they shifted into, but also Eric. Have we seen that yet? Zero confirms that Q is not human. His consciousness does not reside in that body, but rather, his thought center is there, in the quantum computer. Okay, so my theory was wrong. It is more similar to the GAULEMs. I had that theory earlier, I think it was after C-Team originally got attacked by a Dark Q, but it wasn't worth discussing at the time. Q says that's why he didn't die then, and his lack of memories is because he just came into existence. But he's certain he has a true heart. Zero assumes it's the remnant of the boy he was modeled on...was I right after all? The boy struggled with an incurable disease and died at the age of 10. No, that doesn't match up with the story of Brother and Left. Brother's anti-human outlook on life came in response to Left being murdered. The boy's name was Sean. I assume that he was the one who would have had potentially life-saving surgery had the taxi cab not crashed? And that's Q's name, too. Sean was used as the mold to create Q's personality. Zero says humans may be the same. Not all of them retain their consciousness in their brain. This sounds like what Lotus was talking about when we went through Door 8. Q has another question. Why did Zero give him a personality? Why not make a simple robot if he wanted an assistant? Zero says he wanted to see the world as Sean did. Then he says he has something to do, and he'll speak to Q later. He commands him to play the Decision Game. Q says the game is already over, and Zero says that's only in regards to the others. There is a button. The choices are press it, or don't. If he does, the computer retains all the data that makes him uniquely him. Memory, personality, how he thinks and senses. If he pushes the button, all of the data will be duplicated and transferred to a virtual space. There, a copy of him will live indefinitely. That world will be an exact match to reality, and there's no way he'll know it's false, but it will be a simulation, and in this world, his original self will be required to stay and exist. The Sleeping Beauty Problem! The original and the copy will have no differences. But if he doesn't press it, the data will be erased. And thus, he will die completely. So there are three possibilities, but only two options. Obviously, start with the "don't press", for the quick bad end. Q says he just wants Zero to end it. Then we press it, and Program "Sean 729" is transferred to virtual space. Huh, and then if I go back into the fragment, I have to choose each half separately. But first...Q-Team's fragments have a couple of name inputters. In particular...in the 3-Way Standoff, attempting to select "Q" asks me to input Q's name. Which we now know. ...And it gives an error message. I can't input "Sean 729", either; there are no number keys. And one too few spaces to properly spell out SevenTwoNine. Bah, that was no help at all. Looks like I landed in the virtual world, where Sean recovered from his disease. He feels like he's had a really bad dream. It's the same music and setpieces as Eric's flashbacks. But yeah, Sean's basically in a child's paradise. The screen says "Happy End" with a picture of a gift box. It's not a proper ending, though. Q asks Zero why he's still on this side, while an identical version of him is living out a happy life? Zero has yet another story.
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Also known as Cyberchao X.