What makes a terminator a cyborg? - Science Fiction & Fantasy …
WEBApr 12, 2012 — Terminator 1: Reese: Not a robot. A cyborg - cybernetic organism. Terminator 2: T-8xx: I'm a cybernetic organism. Living tissue over a metal endoskeleton. Terminator 3: T-8xx: T-X is designed to terminate other cybernetic organisms. Terminators that would be considered cyborgs would be: T-8xx series. Marcus Wright (T-RIP / …
What's the difference between cyborgs and androids?
WEBAug 17, 2021 — A cyborg is at least partially organic (the "org" part). So a human with grafted cybernetic components is a cyborg. Like Commander Data, The Terminator is NOT a cyborg, as he's robot all the way through. Robocop is a cyborg, being built on a biological human frame. An android is a robot in the form of a human ("andro" being greek for "man").
the terminator series - Was Cameron a cyborg or an android?
WEBNov 19, 2023 — The The Sarah Connor Chronicles Bible (at least, if one can believe the reference on the wiki) indicated that Cameron was a T-900 terminator, which is among the models that use living tissue to cover the endoskeleton, so they are as much a cyborg as most of the terminators that we see in the series.
Wouldn't a nuclear engine inside a Terminator be dangerous for …
WEBDec 7, 2017 — In T3, when the Terminator was explaining the damage to John Connor, he explains that he is powered by two hydrogen fuel cells. Hydrogen fuel cells are non nuclear, but instead rely on chemical reactions to generate immense heat for power. This is evidenced in the movies by the fuel cells glowing a molten red color.
the terminator series - Why didn't the T-1000 make a more …
WEBThe cyborg was pinioned. All it could think of was a last futile response. Strategy nine thousand eighty-five. Terminator desperately held onto the thought as his head sagged face down and he stopped moving. The light in his eye went out. The T-1000 looked down at the cyborg and concluded it was no longer a tactical concern.
Horror movie featuring a Terminator-like female cyborg as the ...
WEBApr 22, 2022 — It was a sci-fi / horror with a female cyborg. Same era as The Terminator, say early '80s. Started with a commercial flight disappearing from radar, then reappearing, and when landing, a female cyborg had joined the flight. She was definitely the villain. I can't really remember what she was doing, but she was quite Terminator-like.
Why is the "Arnold Schwarzenegger" terminator referred to by two ...
WEBSep 17, 2014 — In the original film, The Terminator, Schwarzenegger's character was a "Cyberdyne Systems Model 101". Likewise for Terminator 2 & 3. However, in the video game adaptation of Terminator 3, this same cyborg is referred to as a T-800. Terminator: Salvation reused this same model name. Was there ever an explanation as to how this paradox originated?
history of - Was the Terminator the first robot of that nature in ...
WEBAug 22, 2024 — "Cyborg" is probably the closest even if wrong technically. The more important question is whether this was an original idea of Cameron and I think it was: It also provided some very good details, i.e. (pun intended) the self-surgery scene and the idea that the Terminator seemed to deteriorate over time, perhaps due to wounds.
Why was the first Terminator rotting? - Science Fiction & Fantasy …
WEBAug 22, 2012 — In Terminator 2, the Cyborg is stitched up by Sarah, but remember later on it cuts away the skin surrounding its arm to show Dyson its cybernetic arm, like the one one Dyson's vault at Cyberdyne. This organic matter would probably also rot, but there's no need for film filler at this point in the story!
How did Skynet obtain human skin and blood to build infiltrating ...
WEBNov 30, 2017 — The rumour among the human rebels in Terminator: Salvation is that the Terminator's skin is taken from living humans. This is backed up by the fact that we see an industrial-scale dissection chamber (with multiple beds) later in the film, however these appear disused which would lend weight to the theory …
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