Following the "death" of the machine leaders, YoRHa launches a final all-out assault. However, a logic virus infects almost all androids, causing the orbital Bunker to explode. 2B and 9S are separated; 2B is eventually killed by , a rogue android from a previous generation, to spare her from the virus.
, driven mad by grief and the truth about humanity, seeks to destroy every machine and A2.
This is considered the . After completing the previous routes, the player's support Pods (153 and 042) refuse to delete the characters' data, despite orders. They engage in a "meta" battle against the game's credits to salvage the androids' consciousness. This ending offers a glimmer of hope that, despite their tragic programming, the characters might find a new path in a world without masters.
You replay the events of Route A from the perspective of . Because he is a scanner unit, he can hack into enemies, uncovering their "memories" and showing that machines have been trying to mimic human societal structures—like families and kingdoms—for centuries. 9S eventually discovers a dark secret: humanity is actually extinct , and the "Council of Humanity" on the Moon is a lie created to give androids a reason to keep fighting. Route C & D: The Fall of YoRHa
begins to understand the machines' perspective through 2B’s memories.The story ends with a choice between 9S and A2, leading to different tragic conclusions for the characters. Route E: The [E]nd of YoRHa
The story begins with , a stoic combat android, and 9S , an inquisitive scanner android, as they carry out missions for the Council of Humanity. They discover that the "mindless" machines on Earth are beginning to exhibit human emotions, culture, and even pacifism. The journey culminates in a battle against Adam and Eve, twin machines who evolved to look human. After defeating them, 2B is forced to kill a corrupted 9S, though his consciousness survives by uploading to a nearby machine. Route B: The Seeker's Truth
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Following the "death" of the machine leaders, YoRHa launches a final all-out assault. However, a logic virus infects almost all androids, causing the orbital Bunker to explode. 2B and 9S are separated; 2B is eventually killed by , a rogue android from a previous generation, to spare her from the virus.
, driven mad by grief and the truth about humanity, seeks to destroy every machine and A2. NieR.Automata.CRACKFIX.rar
This is considered the . After completing the previous routes, the player's support Pods (153 and 042) refuse to delete the characters' data, despite orders. They engage in a "meta" battle against the game's credits to salvage the androids' consciousness. This ending offers a glimmer of hope that, despite their tragic programming, the characters might find a new path in a world without masters. Following the "death" of the machine leaders, YoRHa
You replay the events of Route A from the perspective of . Because he is a scanner unit, he can hack into enemies, uncovering their "memories" and showing that machines have been trying to mimic human societal structures—like families and kingdoms—for centuries. 9S eventually discovers a dark secret: humanity is actually extinct , and the "Council of Humanity" on the Moon is a lie created to give androids a reason to keep fighting. Route C & D: The Fall of YoRHa , driven mad by grief and the truth
begins to understand the machines' perspective through 2B’s memories.The story ends with a choice between 9S and A2, leading to different tragic conclusions for the characters. Route E: The [E]nd of YoRHa
The story begins with , a stoic combat android, and 9S , an inquisitive scanner android, as they carry out missions for the Council of Humanity. They discover that the "mindless" machines on Earth are beginning to exhibit human emotions, culture, and even pacifism. The journey culminates in a battle against Adam and Eve, twin machines who evolved to look human. After defeating them, 2B is forced to kill a corrupted 9S, though his consciousness survives by uploading to a nearby machine. Route B: The Seeker's Truth