Topic: You know, X and Zero's action poses?

[Flame]

really?
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the term makes it sound like he simply forgot from sleeping too much. -__-

[Kieran]

Can't say I agree with acting like Repliroids are simply just computers. They're near human, think of them as such.

Also, lying trashed in a puddle of a broken capsule protected by a fierce field of an abandoned laboratory falls under the very definition of hibernation illness.

They may not be "simply computers", but as androids their brains are computers none the less, and subject to things like crashing (falling unconscious) or corrupted memory data (amnesia) from too much shock damage, etc.  The same thing happens to the human brain (an organic computer), it's just a different process.

[Align]

Not necessarily. In order to knock-out a non-living Reploid, you'd pretty much have to either down its CPU or power source.

Perhaps a Reploid CPU will shut down when there's too much pain, much like a human brain.

[Acrosurge]

Can't say I agree with acting like Repliroids are simply just computers. They're near human, think of them as such.

Hear, hear.

Personally, I think that Reploids are nearer to human beings than androids (which are generally nothing more than robots given humanlike appearance).  The contrast is easily seen when you compare reploids and mechaniloids.  Aside from making decisions, reploids seem to have souls, whereas mechaniloids have nothing but computer components.  You can call this reploid "soul" a cyber elf, data program, or whatever, but the fact remains that Reploids have this extra element, whereas mechaniloids do not.