With Model W's existence seemingly all due because of Albert, or so ZX: Advent states, I've speculated else where that Albert more or less is taking credit for minor alterations to what ultimately was coming into existence prior his involvement and without his assistance. Though since Albert got his hands on the 'remains', it is basically into his favor. But I'd like to offer an alternative theory.

Back in Zero 4, during the Ragnarok Incident... Weil, bound to a machine body within regenerative armor, fusing himself with the Core of Ragnarok, Laevatein... Was whole new type of entity. The entire station becoming his body, the Core remaining his place of Consciousness, was still bound to typical Being set-up... Only difference is, Weil was the Core, thus the Station itself was the

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Something I've been thinking about for a little bit now. And keep in mind, this is speculation. So don't take this as any form of canon...

But taking into account Sigma, the First Reploid. Born of Cain's latest Circuitry designs... We must assume that Cain had at least 1 prototype before the First Reploid was born. I'll call him Proto ∑.

Since Cain had to have something to experiment on, in order to accurately calculate the Circuitry and to attempt closer mimicry of the Suffering Circuit (this assuming the SC is an actual plug-in device instead of software).

However, no matter what his experiments were intended on, the result was Sigma. The First Reploid: the one meant to be uncorrupted to result in a Maverick. He was the Hunter Leader, whom answered to Cain only. He became the superior

This is according to EGM, before they were baught and layed off...

A Simple Genesis.

Doctors Thomas Light and Albert W. Wily were once colleagues, collaborators in the art of advanced robotics. Together, they designed a series of androids geared toward specific tasks: Cut Man for lumber production, Ice Man for operations in arctic conditions, Fire Man for high-temperature disposal, and so on. But then, as scientists are wont to do, Wily went a bit mad and decided that his utility robots would be better suited to rule the world. To that end, he reprogrammed them for the purposes of evil, leaving behind only Rock and Roll, Light's household assistant robots.

Rock, possessing a greater sense of justice than you might expect from what amounts to a plucky young Roomba, volunteered

With the lack of info regarding X and Light Armor Capsules, I'd like to introduce another plausible theory: that the Armor having always been contained within X. Merely needing unlocked.

With that said, I shall start the Theory.

During X's design and completion, Light had a revelation: that his life is coming to it's end, and his plans for X haven't been completed yet. Once X was fully constructed, Light built a Capsule in order to maintain and finish X's mind. For his realization. Now, according to the Day of Sigma OVA, Light and X have conversed, this applies with the theory. Light was able to finish X's mind to a degree, but was unable to complete it. This is where the initial Capsule comes from.

However, the Capsule and Light had another plan in motion. A means to control X's power development.