
The face of Deus Ex Machina is based on a baby's face, according to the developers.After defeating Smith, not only did it honor the agreement and withdrew the sentinels, but also had the Machines carry Neo's body away. Despite that, it did show a sense of honor towards Neo.

It initially rejected Neo's help before being convinced by him that he needed Neo to defeat Smith. It shared, with many other powerful machines, a low opinion of humanity.

The Deus Ex Machina was the most powerful being in Machine City. The body of the Deus was a large, half-globe with hundreds of long spines, and several small ports from where the small insect-like machines that form its face came from. The "face" of Deus Ex Machina was the face of a baby human, formed by thousands of tiny, almost insect-like machines.
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It shivered as it disappeared into code, and the Matrix is reset, repairing the street the cat reappeared and gave the same shiver, referencing an earlier explanation for déjà vu, when Neo noticed the same black cat pass by twice (it is explained to Neo that the phenomenon of déjà vu is actually a sign that an "adjustment" or "change" has been made to the code within the Matrix). Within the Matrix itself, a black cat walked quietly in the rain through the rubble of a heavily damaged street. The Deus reverently gathered Neo's body in preparation for reinsertion of the Prime Program to reload the Matrix. This surge is projected within the Matrix as a deletion program, waving through the simulated reality and wiping out the Smith/Neo avatar and destroying all other copies of Smith's code throughout the Matrix. In any case, moments after Neo was assimilated, the Deus sent a massive surge of energy through Neo's body. Second, by assimilating Neo, Smith completed the very purpose he defined for himself. It appeared that, after Neo willingly allowed himself to be assimilated by Smith, two objectives occured that allowed Smith's deletion: First, Smith is now directly connected to Neo's avatar, which is a hard-line connected entity (Neo is "plugged in" directly to the Deus itself). However, Neo managed to convince the Deus of the truth.Īfter Neo was jacked into the Matrix, the Deus monitored the situation. The Deus Ex Machina, reflecting the intolerance that humanity once showed Machines, initially rejected Neo's assessment that Smith will destroy both the Matrix and Machine City.

Neo, after managing to fly past the Machine City's defenses with the hovercraft Logos, confronted the Machine entity and offered a proposal: In exchange for removing the out-of-control program, Smith, the Machines call a truce against Zion and humanity in the centennial Machine War.
