While M2 and M3 make it painfully obvious that Smith is Neo's opposite from the machine world, I feel a little more clever for realizing who Neo's parallel is in the machine world. Neo's parallel is robot B166ER from "Second Renaissance" (part of The Animatrix):
| B166ER is part of the machine race. | Neo is part of the human race. |
| B166ER is created by humans. | Neo is created by machines. |
| B166ER, the anomaly machine, makes a choice that leads to more freedom for machines. | Neo, the anomaly human, makes a choice that leads to more freedom for humans. |
| Traditional humans are outraged and disgusted by the thought of a robot exercising true choice. | Old programs such as the Merovingian and Architect do not wish to accept that humans exercise true choice (to them it is causality/irrationality). |
| Liberal sympathizers and androids protest for machine civil rights. | Rare programs such as the Oracle (and probably Sati) push for more understanding of human choice and irrationality. |
| Back to Neo |
 Neo: Neo's Opposite |  Neo: The Machine |