Damaged Big Duo Inferno revealing the Archetype face
The Big Fight Big O vs Big Duo Inferno
Seen in “Twisted Memories” and “The Big Fight”.
Overview
After it's defeat at the hands of Big O and Roger Smith, Alex Rosewater gathered up the remains of Big Duo along with several other mechs Big O had defeated in the past, like the Archetype and the Foreign Megadeus. Big Duo was reconstructed, and then further enhanced and improved upon. Alex then gave Big Duo Inferno to Alan Gabriel to act as both an enemy to Roger Smith and to distract Roger and Big O long enough so he could remove Dorathy's core memory and transfer it to Big Fau. During the fight, Roger was haunted by the memories of Schwarzwald and their previous fights, until he was confronted by Alan Gabrial at the controls, his body directly wired into Big Duo Inferno's controls as a Substitute Domeneuce. The fight was violent and almost ended with Alan's victory, until Big Duo Inferno refused to listen to Alan's commands. Alan was then haunted by Schwarzwald's voice chiding him and mocking him for trying to force the Megadeuce to bend to his will. Supposedly under the control of Schwarzwald's ghost, Big Duo Infero took off into the air and flew straight up, out of sight, but not before the psychotic Alan Gabrial was smothered with a vast array of wires and cables pouring from the control panels. Big Duo Inferno is finally seen flying up into the 'ceiling' of the stage above the City. True to his word, Schwarzwald had exposed one of the greatest secrets the City had to offer, with the help of Big Duo Inferno.
Trivia
- In both of it's fights, Big Duo has it's head ripped off, yet still continues to function under it's own command without listening to its pilot.
- It's possible that the rebuilt head of Big Duo Inferno is a mixture of Big Duo's original head and the head of the Archetype, both controlled by Schwarzwald at some point only strengthening the connection between the ghost of Schwarzwald and Big Duo Inferno.
- Big Duo Inferno is the first Megadeuce to label its pilot, Alan Gabrial in this case, as "Ye Guilty".