Oh, like I said, I was talking about the Friez machine from the perspective of the people it's created, who remember their originals life, but have had it taken away from them and trapped them in a world they'll never really manage to become a part of. As time moves on from when the 'template' was made, he's 'born' into a time period where even if he could go back to Earth, he'd find it alien.
As for the dislike of the Professor, part of that is Chris's character. He lives on Earth still, and is somewhat Fendane in his opinions. He's also dealt with Jullians before, and seen what the Professors experiments have done to them. He considers the Professor as being just this side of Grey. The other part? Well, I used the wiki bio as a guide, where he robbed several labs, caused massive property damage, and then stole a NUCLEAR WEAPON. I'm sorry, but that's supervillain bullshit right there.
I should also note that, had the lightning gun hit Chris in the chest or face, he'd have been at risk of serious injury, and a very small chance of death. It was Miyu, the 'reluctant homocidal robot' that went for lethal force early on and stayed there... and is now realising that she made a very big mistake...
As for the dislike of the Professor, part of that is Chris's character. He lives on Earth still, and is somewhat Fendane in his opinions. He's also dealt with Jullians before, and seen what the Professors experiments have done to them. He considers the Professor as being just this side of Grey. The other part? Well, I used the wiki bio as a guide, where he robbed several labs, caused massive property damage, and then stole a NUCLEAR WEAPON. I'm sorry, but that's supervillain bullshit right there.
I should also note that, had the lightning gun hit Chris in the chest or face, he'd have been at risk of serious injury, and a very small chance of death. It was Miyu, the 'reluctant homocidal robot' that went for lethal force early on and stayed there... and is now realising that she made a very big mistake...