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That's also why he allows Mega Man to use it, since Light knows that Mega Man will not use its power for evil. Apparently the double gear system was so great Light had no choice but to fight fire with fire. Wasting time coming up with a solution of his own with no regards of what Wily might be doing in the meantime would've been a bad decision, purely driven by pride and ego. Especially when no one else really cared about him resorting to the double gear system.
The conflict could've been avoided if he just merged his research with Wily's but we'll never know for sure if Wily would've accepted a limitation to his plansm like a robot unlocking the double gear power only after reaching a certain threshold of mental capability and sense of responsibility (Which is already a rather subjective line). That also makes me wonder just how many robots would even reach that threshold anyway considering how unique Mega and Roll are.
Damm dr light are stupid to make robot having free will
It's again the situation "Light does something great, Wily wants to sabotage it".
Dr. Light was able to create the Mega Arm and Tango in the midst of the Stardroid invasion, not to mention that he's able to make armors for X from the afterlife, so when it comes to being resourceful Dr. Light has no limits. What made things worse is that he just installed the double gear in its prototype state, without any kind of modification. When I saw Fuse Man and Tundra Man's speed gear they completely eclipse Mega Man's.
The mechanic is a good idea, but the way it's shoehorned to the story is kind of weak.
I never seen robot having actual free will until willy make the virus.
X. Except Light wasn't too sure whether an artificial psyche with a total free will would hold up well, so he had X go through a century's worth of situational sketches and cases to test his moral fibre.
Zero is based in part on stolen designs for X as well as, iirc, recommisioned update plans for Forte/Bass, who was actually none too happy with Wily building Zero.
The virus Wily put into Zero was the ultimate eff-you to Light's theory of free will creating infinite potential. It was aimed at making Zero go berserker when cornered, increasing his ferocity and combat ability by overriding his capacity for free will; supplanting it with base impulses more suitable to combat.
If anything, it's the exact anti-thesis of free will...
Note that Repliroids / Reploids becoming 'Irregular' / 'Maverick' was retconned as a general occurence not directly related to Wily's virus. Cain built Sigma with more advanced circuitry in the hope that Sigma would develop and retain the same moral fibre that X had.
And in the beginning Sigma did; an upstanding good-cop paragon to which even X looked up. Until Sigma fought a cornered Zero with the virus active inside him, that is. When the virus jumped hosts Sigma's safeguarded circuitry didn't quite succumb to it fully, and was left with the capacity for reasoning. He turned into an ego-maniacal self-centered anti-moral sociapath capable of advancing scheming, rather than a wild animal.
The virus mutated in him and he acquired a modicum of control over it. Then he started to use it to influence others and 'push them over the edge' towards Irregular behavior; eventually gathering a crew of like-minded supporters that way.
And that's where the first game in the X series starts.
Sigma Virus MK I is the result of the Zero Virus being "consumed" by Sigma's logical circuitry while granting him control over the infected.
Zero Virus MK II was the virus attempting to regain its identity, Sigma Virus MK II was a flawed attempt at the revival of the "original" virus.
Afterwards, the virus became the Mother Elf, before Weil "cursed" her. Even then, the Mother Elf had good in her.
Or so I think.
As for Light's reason to refute Wily's research, apparently the university didn't have money to invest in both Double Gear and Free Will Of Robots, and he knew Wily's invention without his own would bring only chaos. That's why at the end he points that out to Dr Wily, that Mega Man is the combination of both their creations: His intelligence allows him to make best judgement of how to use the Double Gear System. And he even asked Wily to put all the past behind and work by his side again.
Another thing about Mega Man X: X underwent a long period of morality tests during his slumber, to ensure he wouldn't go Maverick. Zero was probably going something similar but was interrupted.