T-800 - Revision history

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2024-09-13T16:41:01Z

That note isn't really relevant to anything

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	Left within Megatron's spark chamber, the Terminator's burnt remains were recovered by Skywatch who used his corpse to reverse-engineer a new line of T-800 robots, overseen by a new version of Skynet cast in Megatron's likeness. {{storylink\|Enemy of My Enemy Part Four}}		Left within Megatron's spark chamber, the Terminator's burnt remains were recovered by Skywatch who used his corpse to reverse-engineer a new line of T-800 robots, overseen by a new version of Skynet cast in Megatron's likeness. {{storylink\|Enemy of My Enemy Part Four}}

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by [[Arnie\|Arnold Schwarzenegger]]. To wit, [[Sarah Connor]] refers to the T-800 as a "psycho German" prior to learning of his nature as a cyborg.		* The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by [[Arnie\|Arnold Schwarzenegger]]. To wit, [[Sarah Connor]] refers to the T-800 as a "psycho German" prior to learning of his nature as a cyborg. (Schwarzenegger is actually Austrian.)
	* [[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.		* [[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.
	* ''Transformers vs. the Terminator'''s version of the T-800 is unique in that it loses its flesh covering early on, spending most of the story as a metal endoskeleton. It is also the third Terminator which demonstrates the ability to speak despite its flesh covering being removed, with the first being the prototype T-800 from ''[[w:Terminator Salvation\|Salvation]]'' and the second (third, in real-world chronology) being the Terminator depicted in the ''[[w:Terminator Zero\|Zero]]'' anime.

	==External links==		==External links==

UnknownMorsel: /* Notes */ Corrected links.

2024-09-13T16:10:17Z

Notes: Corrected links.

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	* The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by [[Arnie\|Arnold Schwarzenegger]]. To wit, [[Sarah Connor]] refers to the T-800 as a "psycho German" prior to learning of his nature as a cyborg.		* The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by [[Arnie\|Arnold Schwarzenegger]]. To wit, [[Sarah Connor]] refers to the T-800 as a "psycho German" prior to learning of his nature as a cyborg.
	* [[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.		* [[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.
	* ''Transformers vs. the Terminator'''s version of the T-800 is unique in that it loses its flesh covering early on, spending most of the story as a metal endoskeleton. It is also the third Terminator which demonstrates the ability to speak despite its flesh covering being removed, with the first being the prototype T-800 from ''{{w:Terminator Salvation\|Salvation}}'' and the second (third, in real-world chronology) being the Terminator depicted in the ''{{w:Terminator Zero\|Zero}}'' anime.		* ''Transformers vs. the Terminator'''s version of the T-800 is unique in that it loses its flesh covering early on, spending most of the story as a metal endoskeleton. It is also the third Terminator which demonstrates the ability to speak despite its flesh covering being removed, with the first being the prototype T-800 from ''[[w:Terminator Salvation\|Salvation]]'' and the second (third, in real-world chronology) being the Terminator depicted in the ''[[w:Terminator Zero\|Zero]]'' anime.

	==External links==		==External links==

UnknownMorsel: /* Notes */ Minor trivia. Feel free to reword or delete.

2024-09-13T16:09:50Z

Notes: Minor trivia. Feel free to reword or delete.

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	* The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by [[Arnie\|Arnold Schwarzenegger]]. To wit, [[Sarah Connor]] refers to the T-800 as a "psycho German" prior to learning of his nature as a cyborg.		* The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by [[Arnie\|Arnold Schwarzenegger]]. To wit, [[Sarah Connor]] refers to the T-800 as a "psycho German" prior to learning of his nature as a cyborg.
	* [[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.		* [[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.
			* ''Transformers vs. the Terminator'''s version of the T-800 is unique in that it loses its flesh covering early on, spending most of the story as a metal endoskeleton. It is also the third Terminator which demonstrates the ability to speak despite its flesh covering being removed, with the first being the prototype T-800 from ''{{w:Terminator Salvation\|Salvation}}'' and the second (third, in real-world chronology) being the Terminator depicted in the ''{{w:Terminator Zero\|Zero}}'' anime.

	==External links==		==External links==

UnknownMorsel: /* Notes */ Minor Schwarzenegger allusion in the comic.

2024-09-12T22:45:46Z

Notes: Minor Schwarzenegger allusion in the comic.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by [[Arnie\|Arnold Schwarzenegger]].		* The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by [[Arnie\|Arnold Schwarzenegger]]. To wit, [[Sarah Connor]] refers to the T-800 as a "psycho German" prior to learning of his nature as a cyborg.
	* [[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.		* [[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.

Saix: /* External links */

2024-08-16T05:04:06Z

External links

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* {{w\|Terminator (character concept)\|~~T-Unit~~}} at Wikipedia		* {{w\|Terminator (character concept)\|Terminator line of robots}} at Wikipedia
	* {{w\|Terminator (character)\|Terminator}} at Wikipedia		* {{w\|Terminator (character)\|Terminator}} at Wikipedia
	* [[fandom:terminator:T-800 (The Terminator)\|T-800]] at the Terminator Wiki		* [[fandom:terminator:T-800 (The Terminator)\|T-800]] at the Terminator Wiki

Usfmm at 04:48, 16 August 2024

2024-08-16T04:48:12Z

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	==External links==		==External links==
			* {{w\|Terminator (character concept)\|T-Unit}} at Wikipedia
	* {{w\|Terminator (character)\|Terminator}} at Wikipedia		* {{w\|Terminator (character)\|Terminator}} at Wikipedia
	* [[fandom:terminator:T-800 (The Terminator)\|T-800]] at the Terminator ~~wiki~~		* [[fandom:terminator:T-800 (The Terminator)\|T-800]] at the Terminator Wiki

	[[Category:Comic-only characters]]		[[Category:Comic-only characters]]

Ookalf: /* Notes */

2024-06-06T00:20:59Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by ~~{{w~~\|Arnold Schwarzenegger}}.		* The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by [[Arnie\|Arnold Schwarzenegger]].
	* [[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.		* [[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.

Usfmm at 08:58, 15 August 2023

2023-08-15T08:58:46Z

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	Left within Megatron's spark chamber, the Terminator's burnt remains were recovered by Skywatch who used his corpse to reverse-engineer a new line of T-800 robots, overseen by a new version of Skynet cast in Megatron's likeness. {{storylink\|Enemy of My Enemy Part Four}}		Left within Megatron's spark chamber, the Terminator's burnt remains were recovered by Skywatch who used his corpse to reverse-engineer a new line of T-800 robots, overseen by a new version of Skynet cast in Megatron's likeness. {{storylink\|Enemy of My Enemy Part Four}}

	{{--}}		{{--}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by {{w\|Arnold Schwarzenegger}}.		* The T-800 is, of course, the iconic eponymous character type from the ''Terminator'' franchise, portrayed by {{w\|Arnold Schwarzenegger}}.
	*[[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.		* [[Tesshō Genda]] and [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] have dubbed the T-800 in Japanese.

	==External links==		==External links==
	*{{w\|Terminator (character)}} at Wikipedia		* {{w\|Terminator (character)\|Terminator}} at Wikipedia
	*[[fandom:terminator:T-800 (The Terminator)\|T-800]] at the Terminator wiki		* [[fandom:terminator:T-800 (The Terminator)\|T-800]] at the Terminator wiki

	[[Category:Comic-only characters]]		[[Category:Comic-only characters]]

Usfmm at 10:40, 12 November 2022

2022-11-12T10:40:03Z

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	[[File:TFvTT 1 cover Terminator.jpg\|thumb\|right\|280px\|Inspired by [[Shatter]], but better in every... wait, hang on a second.]]		[[File:TFvTT 1 cover Terminator.jpg\|thumb\|right\|280px\|Inspired by [[Shatter]], but better in every... wait, hang on a second.]]

	Hailing from a war-torn future, [[Skynet]]'s legions of mechanical '''[[Cyberdyne Systems]] Model 101 Series 800 Terminator Units''' ''are'' robots in disguise... but not in the way that you're thinking! In their base form, these mass-produced androids make up the bulk of Skynet's army, immensely durable soldiers capable of shrugging off most small-arms fire. What really gives them the edge, however, are their infiltration abilities: when sheathed in a layer of vat-grown artificial flesh, these robots are able to pass themselves off as living, breathing [[human]]s, right down to their synthetic blood. Although this trick is of negligible use against the [[Decepticon]]s, it ''does'' allow them to be sent [[Time travel\|backwards in time]] to carry out "termination" missions without attracting undue attention.		Hailing from a war-torn future, [[Skynet]]'s legions of mechanical '''[[Cyberdyne Systems]] Model 101 Series 800 Terminator Units''' ''are'' robots in disguise... but not in the way that you're thinking! In their base form, these mass-produced androids make up the bulk of Skynet's army, immensely durable soldiers capable of shrugging off most small-arms fire. What really gives them the edge, however, are their infiltration abilities: when sheathed in a layer of vat-grown artificial flesh, these robots are able to pass themselves off as living, breathing [[human]]s, right down to their synthetic blood. Although this trick is of negligible use against the [[Decepticon]]s, it ''does'' allow them to be sent [[Time travel\|backwards in time]] to carry out "termination" missions without attracting undue attention.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

NexusShard17: /* External links */

2021-03-25T23:53:16Z

External links

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	*[[fandom:terminator:T-800 (The Terminator)\|T-800]] at the Terminator wiki		*[[fandom:terminator:T-800 (The Terminator)\|T-800]] at the Terminator wiki

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	[[Category:Cyborgs]]		[[Category:Cyborgs]]
	[[Category:Generation 1 characters]]		[[Category:Generation 1 characters]]
	[[Category:Robots]]		[[Category:Robots]]
	[[Category:Skynet]]		[[Category:Skynet]]