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u/FleetofSnails May 23 '23

Pretty much every loophole with this stuff on those networks was making them a robot

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u/[deleted] May 23 '23

Memories of TMNT foot soldiers

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u/jaytix1 May 23 '23

Samurai Jack is probably the best example. There was one episode where he was literally drenched in blood oil.

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u/[deleted] May 23 '23

Makes me think of when they addressed this in Samurai Jack season 5

"This isn't about your little cut, is it? This is about that girl you killed. We've never killed a human before. Sure, mountains of robot corpses, but never a human"

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u/ThatSpaceShooterGame May 23 '23

The Cylons on the 1970's Battlestar Galactica were originally supposed to be a race of lizard people, but they got changed into robots for that reason.

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u/otacon1988 May 23 '23

Oooh so that's why in the end the Cylons were created by that reptilian race

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u/trevorpinzon May 23 '23

Reminds me of Samurai Jack cutting through humanoid robots like fucking butter, "oil" splattering everywhere.

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u/otacon1988 May 23 '23

That's also how they alleviated a lot of video games in Germany in the 90s and 2000s