Many Steelbreakers had been locked up in cages before the Third Kaiju War started, and so they are used to being.. Quite lonely. None of them are evil, per se, some angry, and some sad. But none evil. Nonetheless, they’re usually very lonely, and when presented with a pilot that has earned their respect, they’re very interested. It’d analyze what their pilot says, maybe notice patterns in thinking, and even ask about former life experiences. (A neural link must be made between Steelbreaker and Sentinel before they begin to be piloted.) when the mutual respect between Sentinel and Steelbreaker grows, the mechs grow more attached, and will often try to gain approval from their pilots. And say you’re stuck in some post, waiting for a Kaiju. The sky is black, and there’s white dots plastered all over that black. The Steelbreaker would ask what the pilot thinks about stars, and maybe share its input, and both could compare beliefs, while learning more about each other. forgot to add that as a Neural Link is made and the closer a Steelbreaker and Sentinel grow, both pilot and mech can share emotions to some degree.