Courage largely validated his guess on what would happen if he blended an additional image into the X-Factor of existing mech. His experiment to see if he could alter this aspect despite its strength was largely a success.
Ves strongly perceived the differences between Courage and the final prototype. It was like comparing a glass of water with a glass of tea. They were largely the same, but the insertion of a distinct flavor shifted Courage's emphasis.
"Too bad it's not applicable in every case." He sighed.
The reason why his weak image of courage achieved such a strong shift in emphasis was because he deliberately designed the Transcendent Messenger to be influenced in this manner.
If he wanted to achieve the same result in another mech, then he would basically have to narrow the scope of the X-Factor.
This might be fine when it came to custom mechs where he was responsible for only a handful of copies.
