Seraph (The Matrix)

Seraph is a male film character who features in The Matrix.

Biography

Seraph was a male artificial intelligence program that inhabited the simulated virtual reality of the Matrix which was created by the Machines. At some point, he was to had worked for the Merovingian which was when he was approached by the Oracle who asked him to protect her. This saw Seraph abandon his employer to protect her in exchange with the Merovingian seeing him as a traitor. It was noted that he had encounters with Agent Smith who attempted hunt Seraph but he had confounded these attempts and eluded his pursuer.

Trinity and Morpheus meet with the Oracle so that she can help them locate Neo. She explains that he lies within a place that is neither the Matrix nor the Machine world: a construct created by the Trainman, who works for the Merovingian. Seraph leads Morpheus and Trinity into the Megacity's subway system in search of the Trainman, but he eludes them in a foot chase and exchange of gunfire. The three then track down the Merovingian at his decadent nightclub, Club Hel.

Later, Seraph tries to flee with Sati, a program seeking refuge in the Matrix, from the increasingly powerful Smith. In due course, Smith catches up to them. Seraph mentions that he has defeated Smith in the past; nonetheless, Smith assimilates them and the Oracle, gaining her powers of precognition, adding three more copies of himself to his growing collective of Smiths. Upon Smith's destruction at Neo's hands, all the programs and minds that Smith has infiltrated are freed from his influence, including Seraph's. He meets the Oracle in a park as Sati creates a beautiful sunrise in Neo's honor.

Notes

• Seraph was created by the Wachowski Siblings where he was portrayed by actor Collin Chou with his first appearance being in The Matrix Reloaded (2002).

In other media

Video games

• In The Matrix: Path of Neo, Seraph appeared in the setting of the 2005 video game where he was voiced by actor Michael Gough.

Appearances

• The Matrix Reloaded:
• The Matrix Revolutions:

External Links

• Matrix Wiki Entry

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