5 Reasons Why Agent Smith is NOT a Bad Guy | MATRIX EXPLAINED

[@Cenobite1991]

"Every villain is the hero of their own story."

[@Echo3_]

🤯🤯🤯

[@JM-qt5mg]

True. It’s only the perspective you see it in. Which makes the hero

[@benjaminghazi787]

Every hero is the villain of their own story

[@blaze556922]

I just said almost the exact same thing before I read your comment.

[@lilericinnacut]

Michael Myers? Jason? Freddy krueger? Heroes? Explain.

[@thetruth9807]

The corruption of Agent Smith was planned by the Architect and the Oracle. He was used as leverage against the Machine source to force a hard reset with Neo's patch code that was updated a couple of times with the Oracle's snacks. This seemed to be a civil dispute between the Machine source, which controls all the machines, versus the Matrix software designers Architect and Oracle. At the end of Revolutions, the Source was infuriated that Neo was bargaining. The Source said we don't need you, but also understood that if Neo died, the entire Matrix would be destroyed. Peace was the only agreement, which was orchestrated by the software designers.

[@sid2112]

Once again the engineers are forced to deal with the damn software devs.

[@georgekaras1104]

@@sid2112 lol well said!

[@f.b.l.9813]

I thought the machines was some kind of hivemind thingy and that Smith not falling in line with the rest of the machines was just an abnormal, turns out the machines fought amongst themselves like the humans did.

[@AnhNguyen-hn9vj]

lol

[@FriendlyCroock]

In that case than the matrix is just poorly made.

[@V-tec28]

One of my fav villans... Hugo did awesome job!

[@fyfyi6053]

Tragic villains are the absolute worst villains.

[@thealfredoaffect8676]

Smith is simply a complicated villain. It's what makes it all worth watching.

[@fyfyi6053]

Nah, I'd rather have a simple villain that I can understand.

[@radagastaddams3703]

the other Smiths are actually afraid of the the Smith that arose from the Oracle. it's strange that this Smith is the one Neo fights in Revolutions....so in a way Neo saves the Oracle too. maybe the Smith program is struggling to compile the code from the Oracle - but right at the end of things the Oracle gives Smith a vision of the moment he defeats Neo. having the code for Smith, the Oracle & Neo all together in that final Smith means all three of them contribute to the Matrix reset....fascinating stuff.

[@FutureDeep]

You could say it was Neo's active disobedience and rebellion at certain moments that pushed Smith to hunt him further than normal. The more Neo acted like the One the more Smith was driven to kill him.

[@jesusbravo5234]

"It's the smell... if there is such a thing."

[@ladydelorean]

Most villains really are victims of something awful beyond their control. Rehabilitation is key, not punishment.

[@p5rsona]

the day when we all can see this and offer genuine help people need, is the day we all live in a utopia

[@jaredmatthews1561]

“The unquestionable villain of the matrix is agent smith” *proceeds to question his villainous*

[@Lord-Nevahlus]

I'd say the Architect and oracle as true villains with their varients of manipulations.

[@FriendlyCroock]

@@Lord-Nevahlus u do realize that non of this was made with intention right? And the producers want u to cheer for the oracle at the end of the trilogy. okay?

[@shdwbnndbyyt]

Smith is not a villain, he is the embodiment of the matrix.... not the anomaly, but the soul of the matrix embodied in a program.

[@bashirattah81]

Smith is unquestionably an anomaly. His evolution was unexpected and his existence exceeded the scope of the system that he existed in. Neo on the other hand is not an anomaly, he is a constant. His existence was predetermined, reoccurring and measures where put in place to manage his existence within the system.

[@gofa4201]

I always believed that it didn't matter which door Neo walked through in Matrix 2. The architect had a plan for both doors and Agent Smith was part of that plan.

[@AceSpadeThePikachu]

Dangit now I kinda want to see Smith do a heel-face turn in Matrix 4 Terminator 2: Judgement Day style. "Come with me if you want to live, Mr. Anderson."

[@benpaul6454]

😂, would be awesome

[@princessozmaofoz5242]

If only Matrix 4 had been like this

[@marcomongke3116]

If Smith somehow won he would have continued to kill the humans as well. So in the end he is still indeed the villain man.

[@aydinmoganlue8924]

But but he bargained with Morpheus to say if you give me the codes I am no longer necessary I'm paraphrasing what he said to him but I mean he would only be killing the humans in Zion 😉

[@donbruno01]

He didnt kill, he was infecting. At the end all people would eventually be him and causing a sys failure and the end of the matrix. Neo was the villain if you think the machine was evil

[@marcomongke3116]

@@donbruno01 everything turning to Smith how is it any better or different than death?

[@lilericinnacut]

@Ryan Claus BS humans know right from wrong.

[@lilericinnacut]

@Ryan Claus You think that's "grey area"?

[@mr.gentry160]

Most villains are victims to some degree which leads to their pathology.

[@jinbambino-digeronimowitch5936]

I believe he was an instrument an AI that had rogue intelligence due to circumstances…a tool that had a mission and a personal mission but realized the futility in one and the high improbability in the other endeavor…so he was forced to play a game while pursuing both

[@blaze556922]

Smith is a victim of circumstance just like Cypher. They are the heroes in their own stories.

[@exxihan3561]

Completely disagree. Smith is obviously an antagonist but not necessarily a villain as he is only trying to escape the same prison that the redpills have escaped. Cypher is a traitor is reality and his fellow man, a villain for selfish ends

[@blaze556922]

@@exxihan3561 I don't think he understood what being "free" meant. He awoke to being a slave without choice when what he sought from within the matrix, was choice. Life was horrible in Zion and on the Nebacanezzar. He wasn't changing the war or going to be the one. He couldn't even have Trinity. So yes, he was selfish. His humanity wasn't given to him, it was stripped from him and we don't know what kind of life he had in the matrix. Clearly he wasn't the richest or most successful but it was probably a much happier existence. He came from a place where he knew what it "felt" like to have the sun on his skin, the wind in his face, and possibly knowing love. No one loved him in the "real world." I don't think it's far fetched at all to have sympathy for him. If he were played by a more attractive, charismatic actor, you might feel differently. He did betray the human race but it was other humans that built AI, started the war, blotted out the sky, and lived underground. None of that was his choosing.

[@exxihan3561]

@@blaze556922 I think Joe Pantoliano is a great actor, and actually quite a charismatic guy. My perspective is more that of it doesn't matter how uncomfortable the truth is, compared to delusion it is the only meaningful reality, part of being an adult is facing ugly truths. There is a difference in understanding happiness and contentment. It seems almost every redpill would have been more comfortable plugged in

[@blaze556922]

@@exxihan3561 I understand that perspective and wouldn't have done what he did.

[@exxihan3561]

@@blaze556922 I liked your reply, very well thought out and articulated. So many contemplations on what it is to be self aware and the human condition in these movies

[@robert.-]

the dude hated neo so much he developed actual human emotions such as fear, obsession and hatred lmao

[@donbruno01]

He was not designed for that context

[@dorianlewis784]

😅💯

[@robert.-]

@Ryan Claus oh boy when you find out about his hatred for Neo in both Reloaded and Revolutions...

[@ryanarnold4410]

@Ryan Claus He didn't know "Neo" at the time of that line nor was he set free from the simulation until after the end of Matrix 1. He hated being in the simulation because it was like his personal prison he could never leave even with all his strength and abilities

[@robert.-]

@Ryan Claus whatever makes you happy dude. imagine trying to win an internet argument after 1 or 2 weeks lmao

[@jackdurden466]

I’ve long ago seen videos claiming that Smith was the actual One. As Morpheus told Neo in the first film, he was able to change things as he saw fit, he freed the first of them, we know that somehow Cypher was freed without any help from another red pill, so maybe Smith did it? And there were many other pieces that did add up. But I never bought into that. Now he did have some, if not all, or even more powers as Neo did, and was able to change the Matrix as he saw fit. Just like the end scene fight where it’s raining incessantly and he even says, “You like what I’ve done with the place?” Admitting he could and did change the Matrix. He was able to access the backdoors, and again had many more abilities that we may have not clearly noticed. Yet beyond all of that I still don’t think he was the One, yet it was established that there wasn’t ever a “One”, so who was the closest to being it?

[@mAv64uk]

Didn't Morpheus free Cypher from the Matrix? He implies it in the betrayal scene when he jumps on Morpheus and says "If you'd told us the truth, we would've told you to shove that red pill right up your ass!" The power of the One is the ability to see and rewrite the matrix code as they see fit. The Ones strength, speed and ability to fly come from them changing the matrix code. As for the storm that Smith had made. He had previously assimilated Sati who seems to be able to manipulate the weather. As she's the one who makes the colourful sunrise in honor of Neo's sacrifice. Smith is Neo's opposite/negative. The system attempting to balance itself against the existence of the One.

[@TaZ-MaN307]

I believe that Smith was the 1st one and saw how it only resarted the matrix again and nvr really changed anything, so he hated what he saw and saw it all as a lie.... he was trying to warn NEO not stop him....

[@CFish-N-Cars]

Smith went from a code to a hacker and Neo a hacker to a code

[@davidespejo7255]

interesting point!

[@RossBayCult]

“Oh I’m not so bad, once you get to know me. Me me me me. Me too.”

[@walnutwithlegs]

Hats off to the creators of each of these matrix videos, each of which literally blows my mind. Amazing research

[@rayraygarcia8435]

Welll said! This one was so good 👍

[@michaelidarecis]

Maybe cypher was supposed to be with Trinity and the oracle changed that plan

[@JM-qt5mg]

Cypher is a dog. He would of tapped trinity’s ass so good. She would of called him the real ONE 🤣

[@guitaoist]

“Im not all bad..”

[@bobsbuurgers3714]

Two points: 1) The only way Smith is not a villain is if he was indeed manipulated and used after he and Neo combined. Or 2)He knew something the audience doesn't about the true purpose of the Matrix. Maybe he knew it was indeed just a "zoo" or prison for all connected. In other words Smith knew that everyone and everything connected to the Matrix was an eternal slave. Other than that, he seems to be pure hate and discontent. And arrogant AF. Lol 😉

[@kangtheconqueror8359]

Smith only knows what The Oracle wants him to.

[@zaxbitterzen2178]

Sounds awfully human of him.

[@damonadams9640]

SALUTE M. E.DOING THE DAAAAMN THING KEEPING UP THE GREAT WORK KEEPING US ENGAGED & FOCUSED MATRIX CONSCIOUS, DURING THE GREAT COUNT DOWN I LOVE IT SALUTE MY DUDES U GUYS ARE AWESOME!!![999]

[@erikohman2294]

Victim/Villan is not mutually exclusive. Not like most villans have happy tales of joy and friendship behind them.

[@DevonRyeTheDragonfly]

He’s basically a nerfed version of the biblical Satan. A conscious being that should enforce “god’s law” but after a sudden change of heart starts to rebel against the creators order and tries to gain control over creation for selfish reasons. As with the angel Lucifer one could argue Smith is not “evil” per se, however his ambitions and reasons are the foundation of doing evil. And evil is who evil does. Even though he himself and his deeds play a necessary part in the creator’s plan there’s still no greater evil than he.

[@thetruthisoutthereyt]

“It’s the smell... If there is such a thing.”

[@fireheart777]

This opens up a whole new perspective in Smith. It could even be a twist to the story.

[@spicynachohaggis7756]

Smith was a predetermined program with a set design and function just like all the others.

[@Cyberbeggar]

It would have been nice to see the merovengians reaction once he discovered that Smith was a threat. Did Smith assimilate any of the rogue programs?

[@hackman669]

I doubt it highly. Rogues already had an escape plan in the Metro.

[@igamingpublic]

in the beginning of the matrix when agent smith first met Neo. He told Neo that he feels like he was in a prison and want to be free.

[@JM-qt5mg]

Right. Can u really blame smith then for just wanting to be free then

[@beesod6412]

Just found your channel, and it's got me excited for M4, I've learned so much about the films that I never knew before, so thank you! these are fantastic! - I think it's time to rewatch Animatrix and all 3 movies!

[@BenAllen217]

I’ve looked into the cutscenes in Matrix Online. And I’ve learned that Zion has broken the truce. Still, I’m not sure if it’s canon or not. But it might be related to Matrix 4.

[@ryanarnold4410]

Matrix Online is indeed canon

[@77northfork]

Love this series detailing everything Matrix.

[@JpanParikh]

I have a question What will they do after they won the battle in real world? Will they do the same as they used to do in the matrix?

[@calebmahoney2448]

The machines? Watch the animatrix or a breakdown of it. Should answer some questions about the real world and how the matrix started.

[@JohnDoe-tm9wz]

Incredible points certainly a mind bender, these movies never ceases to renew themselves 🙌🏻

[@KnoSo601]

I would love to see Will Poulter as a younger agent Smith......what do ya'll think?

[@agentsmithofthematrix5111]

I've had this revelation for years

[@JM-qt5mg]

Bruh u still got p diddy as ur pfp? Lol

[@AlphaCrypto81]

Dude your channel is getting ready to blow up

[@snoopy_peanuts_77]

villian......he didnt want t just escape he HATED having to be around humans period

[@mikemaynard3629]

Thankyou so much I need all the help I can get

[@iratenews1753]

I think smith was the first anomaly

[@metroidjones122]

Love these videos. I’m hyped for Matrix 4.

[@keanucharlesreeves8681]

Thank you very much for the nice comment. Are you a fan?

[@howardstewart6757]

Cookies need love like everything does

[@ucko123]

What if Smith went to same place as Neo when defeating sentinels? Place between machine world and matrix?

[@-M0LE]

Even though it seems Graff is the new Smith program This role will forever belong to Weaving

[@DagoRuiz]

"Never send a human to do a machine's job." - Smith

[@VirusEclipse]

"Oh...I'm not so bad...once you get to know me." - Agent Smith

[@namonamo494]

a sentient program being used as a slave by machine who then wanted him "dead" since he was no longer useful smith is kind of poetic when you realise ..... he is in the same situation as machine were when it all start

[@JuSeD1978]

Is every program in the matrix a machine in the real world? In a previous video you discussed that Rama Kandra could be the machine watching Neo waking up.

[@mikemaynard3629]

I’m starting to get it I’m slowly starting to understand I have so many questions thank you for looking out for me

[@adamcroft80]

I see Smith as like an anti-hero or anti-villain (whatever the correct term is). Think of him as the dead pool of the matrix. He doesn’t like ‘the heroes’ but at the time doesn’t like what the machines are doing. Basically trying to do the right thing aka destroy the matrix but doing it for all the wrong reasons.

[@davidsamet6969]

What if the simulation we’re seeing in the trailer is actually Machine City?

[@GTarget-95]

Why Neo is actually stupid, false idol worship... How with all the power he has, failed to alert Zion that there's danger, Agent Smith has hacked in via Bane, upon he saw it in the dream

[@damonadams9640]

THE QUESTION WAS ONCE ASKEF IS THE DEVIL BAD OR DOES THE DEVIL HAVE A JOB TO DO? & IT WAS SAID THAT ALTHO HE IS BAD HE HAS A JOB TO DO, THAT SEEMS TO BE HIS PURPOSE I GUESS THATS WHY SMITH SAID TO SATI I'M SO BAD ONEC U GET TO KNOW ME!!![999]

[@k4yser]

Within the Matrix, Humans and machinces were freed from their physical form. They actually met eye to eye in form of programs. Which made humans more machianic and machines more human. One could argue that the Matrix made the peace process possible.

[@cyrus3316]

Was smith the agent of the matrix through the entire chain of the one's ?? If so then what happens to him after each ( the one ) revive their powers and control the matrix code ? How did he survived through them all ?

[@spicynachohaggis7756]

Satisfied was the only one we know of without a specific program function and may be a combo of her parents but may be something entirely different.

[@motivatedstorm3816]

Hey Matrix Explained I'd like you to tackle a question I've had for a while after seeing the Matrix Trilogy, Why couldn't Agent Smith assimilate Neo in Matrix Reloaded when he could later on in Revolutions? The reloaded part is the part that I'm more curious about I couldn't find a discussion of this anywhere

[@salvatronprime9882]

Neo was tired after the last fight and he let Smith assimilate him. Smiths fighting ability had grown since he assimilated Serif, the Oracle, and the upgraded agents. In Reloaded he was not nearly strong enough to make Neo tired.

[@motivatedstorm3816]

@@salvatronprime9882 Thats a good piece of it, but I don't think that explains everything

[@HammarPwnsYourFace]

Neo allows it to happen. He actively stopped resisting.

[@HammarPwnsYourFace]

They asked him in revolutions. What was Smith doing to you? And he said he didn’t know but he know what it felt like he said it felt like death...

[@mAv64uk]

The fight is a stalemate. The Matrix system is designed to balance itself. Smith is the result of the matrix system attempting to balance the existence of the One. Neo realises that Smiths purpose to exist is to beat him. Neo sacrifices himself because he knows that once the One is dead then Smiths purpose is complete. Without the One, Smith now becomes the imbalance and the matrix system is able to delete him and bring everything back into balance.

[@simone153]

The Oracle in the thumbnail lol

[@marekstepuch]

For me Smith is just doing his job and didn't accomplish his mission because he didn't kill Neo. They tried to delete agent, but because there was living reference to existing task, the Matrix threw an unhandled exception, and crashed. The Architect seems to be worst architect on the Earth 😁.

[@Reawer]

why is the movie footage so choppy?

[@betterfunliving7772]

Smith was programed to beat Neo and to do that he needed to be like Neo and therefore a step ahead of him. When Neo became the one; Smith was instantly freed from the system but his core programing; what he called purpose still remained. Smith was a program corrupted by NEO and unlike NEO he never really had a choice.

[@IPAsAndSunshine]

Clearly none of the programs are actually villains. If they are entities designed by someone else with their own thoughts but limited free will that’s doesn’t make them villains, it makes them slaves. Hence why the Merovingian hides them from deletion. That’s a curious thing I never understood why nobody ever saw. The Merovingian was villainous in some of his actions, but aren’t the humans in Zion? He’s building a group of programs who think for themselves and gives them an opportunity to live, avoiding deletion, without control from the programmers that created them. What really is different from Zion in my opinion the Merovingian isn’t much different than Morpheus or the inhabitants of Zion

[@IPAsAndSunshine]

I’ve watched the matrix films many times, I mean many. Various times watching it I concluded the anomaly was smith, and neo was a catalyst. It makes more sense the architect would keep the anomaly closer to him. With all that power and ability to literally take over the entire matrix and end it, that power would need to be controlled. Not out freely wandering the open world to be recovered by humans, that the computers already have location on. Wouldn’t it be something if Neo was the actual program, and smith was always the one.

[@addictstatic]

smith in the interrogation of morpheus was doing the olde good cop/bad cop routine....hence the misunderstood malice the agents usually did not express. If he indeed was a victim and be shown mercy he would have jettisoned Sati to the Merovingian versus asssimulating her and seraph. If he would have the idea of fighting neo would have been discarded. Instead of fighting Neo he would ve bargained at machine city and been the big bad with the arcade version of utilizing the code or landscape of the matrix as his avatar. I could be wrong I mean if the story had been a race by both through the matrix to a certain end it would have been more equalized. Every 'hero' who destroys first has lost the point of the conquest

[@sanjaybhatikar]

I rooted for Agent Smith throughout the movie.

[@ahmede3608]

Smith, despite not being human, was still a cognizant, perceptive, self-aware and intelligent being who yearned for agency and self-determination. He refused to be a puppet or a tool for some greater scheme and made his overlords suffer.

[@Rix317]

He was a pawn between two political factions of the matrix.

[@bagera3005]

Oracle most likely became the The Analyst

[@lenorejohnson5428]

So Smith is akin to an anti-virus program?

[@patrickhall7636]

So why did'nt Smith become a Red pill?

[@zaxbitterzen2178]

Smith has been imprisoned longer than any human being has ever been alive. He has firsthand witnessed every mistake made or evil act ever committed by humans and he's had to witness them repeated over and over again. Even in a supposed "perfect" world humans just can't seem to stay satisfied whether the world be real or simulated. He sees Neo's persistence as a direct threat to existence itself but to his above all others. All Smith wants to be is free, but so long as humans are required for energy he never would be.

[@damonadams9640]

SMITH THE VICTIM, THE VILLAN THE ONE, & NONE OF THE ABOVE, & ALL @ THE SAME TIME JUST LIKE NEO!!![999]

[@patrickhall7636]

Could Smith be saying those things to Morphious, to get him to break? Machine over man?

[@MarkGrey-of5mk]

Agent smith is a hero all the time I'm on his side

[@FriendlyCroock]

Accept this isn't real and it's not what the producers intended.

[@jacobbaranowski]

The Orical is Smith's mom

[@rachelburke5505]

6. I like twinning tfs

[@KamikazeCommie501]

Smith is right in the final fight scene. It was pointless to keep fighting. It was like Neo was just wasting everyone's time. The mainframe ai had him connected and ready, the sentinels were standing down, everyone just sat around waiting for Neo to have some big fight but he could've just come in, had Smith do the thingy, then th mainframe ai could zap him. Smith was right, it was pointless to fight, and Neo was right, he did it because he chose to. But what he chose to do was simply waste everyone's time for ten minutes so he could get his ass beat by Smith and fly around with lightning in the background.

[@jamesmcglynn7648]

The what if there was never any villains in the matrix lore itself , no human or machine is defined as a villain , thing is the machines are simply constantly learning and following their codes , surly that can't be villainous. Plus humans in the matrix don't appear villainous either , no more then the machines connected to the matrix itself , kinda like every one doing their "jobs" machine or human .

[@mr.emanon7684]

Again there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves before the Lord, and Satan also came among them to present himself before the Lord. And the Lord said to Satan, “From where have you come?” Satan answered the Lord and said, “From going to and fro on the earth, and from walking up and down on it.” And the Lord said to Satan, “Have you considered my servant Job, that there is none like him on the earth, a blameless and upright man, who fears God and turns away from evil? He still holds fast his integrity, although you incited me against him to destroy him without reason.” Then Satan answered the Lord and said, “Skin for skin! All that a man has he will give for his life. But stretch out your hand and touch his bone and his flesh, and he will curse you to your face.” ...

[@salvatronprime9882]

Smith both a victim and a villain, and by the end he was just completely insane with no rhyme or reason.

[@oisinodwyer7796]

Agent Smith was right he is the solution... Just not in the way he thought...

[@antruss4843]

Wow I'm a little confused now!!

[@italostallone]

Will agent Smith come back in matrix 4..??

[@jamesbarnes4420]

Nop

[@Persephone_Personified]

I do hope he’s a hidden cameo in Matrix 4... 🥺 🙏

[@gfy2979]

It was humans who scorched the sky and killed the robo diplomats

[@AlmostEthical]

It's not uncommon for villains to also be victims.

[@shoutenry]

Agent Smith is a Program Abolitionist Freedom Fighter?! Awesome!

[@ericrunes728]

There is a "hole" in the logic of Smith... In the Matrix the speech to Morpheus implies that Smith believes destroying Zion will lead to the end of The Matrix, and thus fulfilling his purpose (as you brought up in the video). However, In Revolutions when Smith confronts Seraph with Sati, Seraph remarks "I have beaten you before." The implication is that Smith has been around for many cycles where the integral anomaly has emerged and the cycle has repeated itself. This fact makes his speech to Morpheus somewhat contradictory. Either Smith is simply complying with the narrative of "The One" which is unlikely due to the removal of his earpiece while making his statements. Or, part of his programming involves somehow being naive to the fact that Zion's destruction is irrelevant to the existence of The Matrix as it is simply part of a larger system of control. The final option is that it is a bit of a plot hole...although I do not believe that anything is a plot hole in these films and simply not understanding the reason for something within the films does not mean that they are not intended to be there. Just thinking out loud :)

[@We_Are_Borg_478]

Seraph beating Smith before doesn't mean it happened in a previous matrix. It could've been six weeks ago. Or a year. Or five years.

[@ericrunes728]

@@We_Are_Borg_478 I agree with that… it does not necessarily mean it was in a previous version. However at the very least it was before neo defeated smith hence the comment “yes that’s true but as you can see things are different now” (as smiths multiples enter). Also the fact that seraph has been around for many iterations as the oracles protector, makes it seem like smith has been around as well. But that’s not necessarily the case and your right they may have fought sometime before Neo, but still in the version of the simulation the films take place in.

[@We_Are_Borg_478]

@@ericrunes728 I'm not sure Smith was around in the previous versions, although I could be wrong on that.

[@-M0LE]

The reason is the 2nd & 3rd films were never planned They were made for money and rushed SO they lacked any substance The story was just chucked together I wish I was wrong

[@ericrunes728]

@@-M0LE overwhelmingly disagree with you on everything you replied but but your definitely entitled to have an opinion. I understand why people aren’t into the sequels cause they aren’t the films they wanted or expected… but nonetheless they are anything but “just chucked together”

[@emmad4152]

Sometimes I think if at the end of the second trilogy that is coming we see Smith as the true One. 🤔☺

[@lizhang9807]

now switch agent with angel ....and smith ...with lucifer

[@lukedpk4557]

Smith was the one neo was just a pawn as much as smith and smith actually wanted to destroy the matrix neo wanted peace

[@androssteague]

Watch the Film Theory and find out why Agent Smith is the True One. And not Neo.

[@chrishall9892]

kind of obvious it was both. of all people you should know this

[@sid2112]

Johnny 5's code infected him. It's the only real explaination. The Matrix is a sequel to Short Circuit.

[@Phil-ig8og]

That’s a seriously twisted way of thinking, called sophism. 😅

[@jameskonzek8892]

Was the Architect ever in danger of Agent Smith?

[@davesobo2331]

Just a ♟ in the game

[@SilverSin]

I have dreamed a dream..