How could the rise of the machines have anything to do with racism or something, how could it be a remake of the 80s. This animation is a complete irony of the real world, and at the same time, it brings martix's preamble.
The last battle of Osiris is how a large group of people in the 2nd generation received "This is the last message from the Osiris...."
The kid's story, this kid was the one who guarded the door in the 3rd generation, A person temporarily drove the plane to open the door to save everyone's young people. The point of the story is that the kid said: You saved me, Neo. Neo said: No, you saved yourself.
Beyond illustrates how paranormal phenomena are self-healing by the system, but it is the constant emergence of this phenomenon that makes the martix system have to reload, which is the theme of the second generation.
The protagonist of the programe knew from the beginning that this was a training program, but what she didn't expect was that the program had a self, persuaded her to return to her mother's body, and also had feelings for her. She was also provoked when she ended up killing him, so she slapped the operator who said "he's just a program" hard.
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