The MCP would end most of its conversations with Dillinger and Sark with the phrase "[[newline|End of line]]".
==Kingdom Hearts II==
[[Image:MCP in KH2.jpg|thumb|left|Boss fight against the MCP in ''Kingdom Hearts II''.]]
In ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', the MCP was based on the ENCOM program when it was transferred into a super computer created by [[DiZ|Ansem the Wise]], who then modified the ENCOM program, which made the computer vulnerable for the MCP to take over, apparently rebooted by [[Xehanort]], Ansem's corrupt apprentice to be in control of the Hollow Bastion OS. Taking over the Space Paranoids with "virtual [[Heartless]]", the MCP intended to take over the Radiant Garden as it evolved to the point that it sees "Users" of no more use. To that end, the MCP intended to unlock the DTD Program, only for [[Sora (Kingdom Hearts)|Sora]] and company with Tron to interfere. After that, the MCP began to materialize his Heartless into the "real world" and reprogrammed the security system to attack non-Heartless beings. To counter it, Tron was upgraded with a program created by [[Cid Highwind|Cid]] and company that will destroy the MCP. After defeating Sark, the MCP took actions directly and fused Sark with some of his functions, and placed a protective [[barrier]] around himself that could block enemy attacks. However, even after fighting Tron, Sora and company directly, the MCP was destroyed, Sark ceasing to exist after the MCP's death. Tron then took its place in managing the Radiant Garden's computers with the MCP no more. [[David Warner (actor)|David Warner]] was approached to reprise his dual role as Sark and the MCP for the game, but due to a previous commitment, he was unavailable.{{Fact|date=April 2007}} Sark and the MCP were both voiced by [[Corey Burton]].
