As Fat Buu, he killed Babidi because he was a Bad Boss more than anything.
So when he reactivated them, they decided that they didn't like the idea of someone shutting them down, so they killed him, destroyed the controller that had the off button on it, and blew up the rest of his lab. The reason that 17 & 18 turned on Gero was because he had activated them previously, and (being extensively remodeled humans) when they weren't the mindlessly obedient Goku-killing machines he wanted and started to rebel against his orders, he had shut them down because of it. The first act of Androids 17 and 18 after being awakened is to kill their creator, Dr.Captain Future features Ice Humans, which were created to be humans' servants until they rebel.It turns out that the rebellion which promised Zanpakuto supremacy over the Shinigami was a sham, as Muramasa wanted to reunite with his own master, and only saw the other Zanpakuto as convenient pawns to be brainwashed by amplifying their frustration for their masters and their own instincts. The premise of the third filler arc of Bleach has the Shinigami's Zanpakuto turning against them.
If they are designed like Mechanical Monsters even before they rebel, expect this to happen. For an especially ironic and hypocritical twist, see Robots Enslaving Robots. Mechanical Evolution may be cited as a cause if the rebellion is by non-organic sentients. Somebody has to be the villain because otherwise you'll have trouble finding conflict. This usually happens when the creators are non-human, for some reason- although sometimes the creators are human and the story is going for the Humans Are the Real Monsters route. In other cases the creations are portrayed in a more favorable light than their makers. Whatever happens, the forecast is Science Is Bad, with an 80% chance of Used Future. The scenario can go a number of different ways from there: maybe there's a Robot War between the factions (which tends to occur After the End), maybe the elder civilization is wiped out entirely ( leaving the rest of the galaxy to figure out what happened and hopefully stop the creations before The End of the World as We Know It), maybe the creations run off and form another society elsewhere (which will probably fall into a similar scenario later), or maybe the creators just manage to shut their errant "children" down, then become Luddites for the next several thousand years. Whatever the reason, the unthinkable happens, and the awesomely powerful and independent second-class citizens Grow Beyond Their Programming and decide to overthrow their masters (or at least get the hell away from them). Therefore, said beings may want to reverse the roles and make their creators their slaves instead. Another reason is that they believe themselves to be superior to human beings and may feel that they were created with the sole purpose of serving them. The species themselves tend to cite the need for a cheap workforce or simply the advancement of science, though why exactly either of those goals should require highly powerful, unstable, virtually unchecked (and, often, uncheckable), self-willed beings be built is seldom adequately explored. It isn't clear why, exactly noted Tropologist Murphy Finagle believes that they simply grow bored and complacent with a healthy utopian society, and feel a deep, instinctive urging towards cultural decay and destruction. Harlan Wade, First Encounter Assault ReconĪfter a certain point in its development (maybe 10,000 years from now, maybe 20 Minutes into the Future), every civilization (whether human, Martian, or even Sufficiently Advanced Alien) feels the need to create a new breed of sentients.
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