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Before this episode I thought that Donald was just a robot programmed with Donald’s memory but him being the real Donald and being a cyborg makes it even better
@@curiouscarlo7276 your brain _is_ you. If you were you, but a in a robotic, super soldier body indistinguishable from the real thing, then that’s a win, no?
@@Kyriakos703 I guess. In a way that's true. Some people would accept that but not everyone is like that. They would see it as not being human anymore.
Donald: So I'm now the 6 million dollar man?! Cecil: Well, more like 17.8 billion dollar man, but hey, when does the government keep track of millions of dollars every hour of the day.
If the body can simulate most of his senses so that he's basically human, I would've told him that "Hey, you were critically injured, and we replaced a good chunk of you with cyborg implants, but you're functionally 70% you" all he had to do was flub how invasive the implants were, maybe gradually reveal the truth and Donald probably would've accepted it if Cecil was honest and admitted he didn't want to lose a valued agent and probably the closest thing he has to a friend.
I wouldn't be TOO upset at having a realistic robot body, so long as my brain was intact. In the sense that it doesn't really bring up "existential" issues about whether you're the same person, anymore than one prosthetic leg or something. What would worry me most if if they messed with my brain itself (beyond a short term memory wipe). Robocop they actually did augment (tinker with) his brain.
The thing is that Donald seemingly didn't agree to the process. Cecil made the decision for him to shove him into a robot and didn't even tell him about it. It comes across as a bit skeevy.
It depends on the extent of the modifications for me I mean donald can feel pain and other sensations but can he even Eat Sleep or even have children one day? Not to mention what the robots body could do to his mental state with long term storage.
Oh I completely agree Although, after I found out they withheld the information of my robot body until after I pushed the issue, I would always wonder if they were completely honest with them saying my brain was intact after that
Yeah because in the original _Robocop_ movie by Verhoeven, the gangsters had shot Murphy right in the head, taking out part of his frontal lobe and cerebrum, so the back of his skull was basically replaced by chips and metal, too. But he still had his memories (they tried to wipe those separately), as memory resides in the temporal lobes above the ears, and he still had all the parts of the brain for basic functions (midbrain and cerebellum).
It should say something that Cecil at no point has or is trying to treat Donald as less than human. Keeping him from the truth of his current reality, sure, but with a justifiable (if not objectively correct or excusing) reason both practical (to keep Donald on task) and emotional (to keep his comrade in arms from something that could hurt him emotionally.) Cecil isn't saying it directly, but Donald straight up gave his life and *openly* for the good of the world. Even with the closest thing to a god the world has literally holding Donald's life in his hands, he didn't break or give up *anything.* If that's not a man you want back on your team and in perfect condition, I don't know what is. Cecil *could* have revived Donald as a cyborg, a soldier, a tool to fight evil. He brought him back as a human, tried to give him back his life in as much capacity as he could. I don't know if this series will care about that, but it should count for something. Not that Donald's wrong to be upset, in any way, but *still.*
If Cecil had just said exactly that to Donald, even at this late stage, their relationship might have been mended. But Cecil has become too arrogant, too controlling, too stubborn to admit a mistake. And he's not willing to be emotionally vulnerable any more. I think all his responsibilities, his losses, his failures from Season One, are eating away at Cecil's humanity.
I think it's part of what makes this version of Cecil really tick. Sure, he is often cold and will exploit anyone, even Donald, to keep the most effective tools at his disposal at all times, but we always have the sense that he has to be pragmatic to operate effectively. Clearly, it means that, if nothing else, Donald is invaluable to Cesil on an operational level simply because agents who go above and beyond are practically unheard of in his line of work. Or perhaps he keeps bringing him back because he's fond of him and reminds him of what good their work does, or somewhere in between. It's the same in the way he gets around Mark; he needs someone who can fill Omni-man's role and deal with viltrimites, and Mark is currently the only one on his payroll, so likely his compassion is between genuine and cold necessary.
I enjoy Cecil as a character because he is a softer version of the "callous director" trope. He makes big decisions and often treats people like tools, but he is not indifferent to the suffering he causes and does try to make things right even when he doesn't have to.
Although he didn't know it at this point, erasing the memory of his death (and the previous ones, too) was Donald's own idea. So Cecil doesn't actually need a justification - he's only done what was asked of him. Neither of them is really in the wrong.
The house was destroyed with conventional explosives, so it's not unthinkable there might be intact remains. It's not like he was hit by the Hammer or a nuke.
I like that they made Donald more than just a government drone/sidekick. He actually kicked back at Cecil when he tried handing him that bullshit about PTSD.
Me as well, he and Marcus Wright from terminator series have a lot of it in common, it's just Donald took it a lot better than Marcus who began screaming and crying when he found out, involunteraly so to be honest.
In Season One we all thought Donald was just loyal to Cecil, and that's why he was Cecil's right hand. But we're learning that there's a lot more to the man.
This situation has already been explored by the Robocop franchise. How much of a man can still be human, When over fifty percent of his body is machine? Cecil just said that Donald's brain was intact. So hopefully that will be enough for Donald to still call himself a man.
Ghost in the Shell does it better. Being a brain in a robot body is so common nobody even thinks anything about it. It's expected that everyone has at least some cybernetics. It's more weird to not have *any* cybernetics, 99% of people get a reinforced skull to protect their brain and data port even if they don't get any other augmentation. Traumatic brain injury is also much less of a deal that irl, as long as the frontal lobes are mostly intact just about any part of the brain that's not directly involved with cognition can be replaced with cybernetics while leaving the personality more or less intact.
@@MrBioWhizHow do you verify you didn't actually "die" when they put you under general anesthesia and the "you" that now exists isn't a new person with the original's memory? If you've ever been knocked out to have your wisdom teeth removed or whatever you know what I mean. It's not like sleep it's as if they switched you off like a lightbulb and then turned you back on and there's no perception that time has passed like there is with sleeping. It's actually pretty creepy.
Soon after discovring the weakness of flesh and the possibilities of the machines, Nolan and it's follower, desiring the purity of the machines, followed him on mars and started creating a new civilisation, free from the flesh and it's lies.
I think Cesil went through all his effort because it's actually pretty hard to find a genuinely heroic person like Donald; in this jaded world, it's really hard to find someone who can genuinely be like Donald. So incredibly selfless to the point of being suicidal. It's always hard to tell with him though; what makes him a great liar is that he can mince his words and one of the real boons with the animated series? They made him really good at both being genuine and a liar. In the comics, sometimes he was a massive arsehole for the sake of it, perhaps he will be here particularly when Mark's loyalty is ever in question, but for him, Donald was worth keeping around regardless of the cost.
Donald is one of my favorite characters, top five, maybe top three. I love this scene. I love him finally standing up to Cecil. It’s not that I don’t like Cecil, I actually really like Cecil because he makes the hard calls in impossible situations and still somehow has some humanity left in him, but Donald is the most realistic character. Underappreciated, brave but quietly so . I mean he got his spine RIPPED out and still had the presence of mind to try and blow up Omni man, even knowing it wouldn’t work, he still tried to save the rest of the world while in pain I can’t even imagine. And this is..like a sexual assault only worse. Everything he ever was has been taken away without his permission. I mean, he’s not even technically HUMAN anymore and he had no say, no idea it could even happen. Yes , he’s alive but he has to completely redefine what that means. That’s overwhelming for anyone. Donald is like a whole different type of super hero in this show, purely based off who he is inside.
We later learn Donnald asked for this. He died 39 times. And at one point he asked for his memories his death(s) be erased Yeah, Cecil tried to keep that promise in the most horrible way and I doubt he did entirely out of the good of his heart. But he technically did keep the end of his bargain. Cecil erased Donald's memories as asked by Donald
@@josetapia9714 After Cecil kept so much from Donald I would start doubting if Cecil was even telling the truth that Donald actually wanted that, and wasn't trying to manipulate Donald.
@victuz well, we do see how much Donald struggled with realizing what happened to him and he intended to have everything erased again. Only through getting involved with Rick's situation he changed his mind and realized that keeping these memories might be better after all. Of course there could've been more manipulation on Cecil's behalf involved, but I do feel like Cecil was telling the truth for once here. After all, Cecil certainly is questionable, but he's not completely morally bankrupt
I think everything Cecil's been through is taking a toll on his humanity. He's becoming more distant, more controlling. The man from Season One would have shown Donald more compassion.
In the comics it's not his whole brain it's just "parts" of his brain and he's 98% machine. It's implied they only used the frontal lobes and replaced everything else. He's more like an android with a few human brain parts to preserve memory and personality than a "brain in a jar" cyborg.
I mean. Sure he is a robot, but he only found out that he is a robot from cutting up his arm that means all the body functions including emotions and such are on point, and its amazing and kind in its own way that government and cecil made everything in order to him to feel human again. Having all that and being stronger and stuff, damn thats real.
Donald is not treated like a human being but rather a tool to be use by Cecil and the government. They took away his right for eternal rest and subjugated him to more suffering.
Yeah but Cecil is basically Nick Fury and Robot is basically Iron Man. Most of the heroes answer to Cecil so in that aspect the show gives more Marvel vibes than DC ones. But there are character who look almost exactly like Batman and the Martian Manhunter, so the show blends DC well.
Oh I'd definitely play along until I could be sure no one had a kill switch. I'd line up equipment, have whatever scans need done, I'd have to acquire copies of all schematics. Then quietly keep doing my job with the knowledge I could go rogue any time I wanted.
Cyborg to be precise. He still human but half robot. Android is fully robot that act as a human. Cyborg still contain human soul in it while Android is fully programming machine.
The word you are looking for is "cyborg". An "android" is just a robot who looks like a human outwardly, but has a machine brain. (Like Data on Star Trek.)
I'm starting to think the thing about the chemical and the water supply was b******* I feel like you just have to have clearance and you'll be able to see through the white light that blocks everyone else's view
He needs someone like Alfred to say this. “Not in your own, I think it’s time you realize you’re a man, not an island. A man’s worth doesn’t just come from brawn and intelligence but also from his allies.”
I wonder if the cyborg story is just a lie and he is actually just a robot with donald's memory. Theres nothing left of him in the final episode and cecil likes to lie
Hmm, now I'm curious as to why Cecil didn't attempt to revive Immortal or any of the other guardians. I mean, Omniman caved in most of their brains, but Donald literally blew up.
Red Rush - Brain crushed Darkwing - Brain crushed Green Ghost - Brain crushed Aquarus - Brain Crushed Martian Man - Incompabile physiology? War Woman - probably too far gone to recover the brain by the time the rescue team got there.
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah.
Donald standing up to Cecil after he has been his loyal right hand man in all of season 1 honestly feels great. Like Cecil could have atleast told Donald before hand that they have this kind of tech and the possiblity of basically healing him from certain death.
@@shyguy4617 yeah, I was thinking maybe the strength of the blast beheaded Donald and sent his scorched head flying far away and later the recovered it and started his android transformation.
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Before this episode I thought that Donald was just a robot programmed with Donald’s memory but him being the real Donald and being a cyborg makes it even better
What's left of him.
@@curiouscarlo7276 His brain. He's a weaker Metallo.
@@curiouscarlo7276 your brain _is_ you. If you were you, but a in a robotic, super soldier body indistinguishable from the real thing, then that’s a win, no?
@@Kyriakos703 I guess. In a way that's true. Some people would accept that but not everyone is like that. They would see it as not being human anymore.
@@luliu4572 I meant as a sentence, not a question. Although I don't know how would you say it as such.
Donald: So I'm now the 6 million dollar man?!
Cecil: Well, more like 17.8 billion dollar man, but hey, when does the government keep track of millions of dollars every hour of the day.
When the poor need to pay their taxes, and only the poor.
Cecil: remember the teleportation thing cost how much? Yeah me neither.
He said in the later episode that he has been revived 37 or 39 times so that number is very high and in many billions.
I appreciate donald standing for himself in this episode, he has the right to be angry, they should have told him right away
If the body can simulate most of his senses so that he's basically human, I would've told him that "Hey, you were critically injured, and we replaced a good chunk of you with cyborg implants, but you're functionally 70% you" all he had to do was flub how invasive the implants were, maybe gradually reveal the truth and Donald probably would've accepted it if Cecil was honest and admitted he didn't want to lose a valued agent and probably the closest thing he has to a friend.
@@noahmehringer29There wasn't any good way to tell Donald, but almost anything would have been better than the way he found out.
According to Cecil, Donald asked to go for the Morty's Mindblowers treatment
@@johnsayles8032its not mindblowers he got nueralize
@@noahmehringer29that was Donald’s decision. He didn’t wanted the trauma getting affecting he’s job performance.
Donald: "Why do you keep bringing me back?"
Cecil: "Because you're more important than me"
I wouldn't be TOO upset at having a realistic robot body, so long as my brain was intact. In the sense that it doesn't really bring up "existential" issues about whether you're the same person, anymore than one prosthetic leg or something. What would worry me most if if they messed with my brain itself (beyond a short term memory wipe). Robocop they actually did augment (tinker with) his brain.
The thing is that Donald seemingly didn't agree to the process. Cecil made the decision for him to shove him into a robot and didn't even tell him about it. It comes across as a bit skeevy.
It depends on the extent of the modifications for me I mean donald can feel pain and other sensations but can he even Eat Sleep or even have children one day? Not to mention what the robots body could do to his mental state with long term storage.
Oh I completely agree
Although, after I found out they withheld the information of my robot body until after I pushed the issue, I would always wonder if they were completely honest with them saying my brain was intact after that
Yeah because in the original _Robocop_ movie by Verhoeven, the gangsters had shot Murphy right in the head, taking out part of his frontal lobe and cerebrum, so the back of his skull was basically replaced by chips and metal, too. But he still had his memories (they tried to wipe those separately), as memory resides in the temporal lobes above the ears, and he still had all the parts of the brain for basic functions (midbrain and cerebellum).
You won’t be upset but wait until you realize you’re immortal and won’t rest in peace.
It should say something that Cecil at no point has or is trying to treat Donald as less than human. Keeping him from the truth of his current reality, sure, but with a justifiable (if not objectively correct or excusing) reason both practical (to keep Donald on task) and emotional (to keep his comrade in arms from something that could hurt him emotionally.) Cecil isn't saying it directly, but Donald straight up gave his life and *openly* for the good of the world. Even with the closest thing to a god the world has literally holding Donald's life in his hands, he didn't break or give up *anything.* If that's not a man you want back on your team and in perfect condition, I don't know what is.
Cecil *could* have revived Donald as a cyborg, a soldier, a tool to fight evil. He brought him back as a human, tried to give him back his life in as much capacity as he could. I don't know if this series will care about that, but it should count for something. Not that Donald's wrong to be upset, in any way, but *still.*
If Cecil had just said exactly that to Donald, even at this late stage, their relationship might have been mended. But Cecil has become too arrogant, too controlling, too stubborn to admit a mistake. And he's not willing to be emotionally vulnerable any more. I think all his responsibilities, his losses, his failures from Season One, are eating away at Cecil's humanity.
I think it's part of what makes this version of Cecil really tick. Sure, he is often cold and will exploit anyone, even Donald, to keep the most effective tools at his disposal at all times, but we always have the sense that he has to be pragmatic to operate effectively. Clearly, it means that, if nothing else, Donald is invaluable to Cesil on an operational level simply because agents who go above and beyond are practically unheard of in his line of work. Or perhaps he keeps bringing him back because he's fond of him and reminds him of what good their work does, or somewhere in between. It's the same in the way he gets around Mark; he needs someone who can fill Omni-man's role and deal with viltrimites, and Mark is currently the only one on his payroll, so likely his compassion is between genuine and cold necessary.
I enjoy Cecil as a character because he is a softer version of the "callous director" trope. He makes big decisions and often treats people like tools, but he is not indifferent to the suffering he causes and does try to make things right even when he doesn't have to.
Although he didn't know it at this point, erasing the memory of his death (and the previous ones, too) was Donald's own idea. So Cecil doesn't actually need a justification - he's only done what was asked of him. Neither of them is really in the wrong.
As I recall, he was completely vaporized in s1.
The house was destroyed with conventional explosives, so it's not unthinkable there might be intact remains. It's not like he was hit by the Hammer or a nuke.
Yup there was nothing left but ashes and smoke in there
@xxfalconarasxx5659 It's Cecil, when he lie there is layer upon layer of lie. This may be not the whole story
His glasses protected his brain😃
The bit of his spine that was inside Nolan's closed fist was burned to ashes. Really not buy his brain surviving.
I like that they made Donald more than just a government drone/sidekick. He actually kicked back at Cecil when he tried handing him that bullshit about PTSD.
I feel bad for Donald
Me as well, he and Marcus Wright from terminator series have a lot of it in common, it's just Donald took it a lot better than Marcus who began screaming and crying when he found out, involunteraly so to be honest.
@@Errorscreen5788 Perfect character comparison to Donald of Invincible. Besides I like Terminator Salvation
In Season One we all thought Donald was just loyal to Cecil, and that's why he was Cecil's right hand. But we're learning that there's a lot more to the man.
@@danieldickson8591 Yeah Season 1 made Donald look like he was just another of Cecil's minions and not his partner for real.
@@danieldickson8591 He's to Cecil what Coulson was to FUry in the MCU. Their "One good eye".
"Damn sight better than your old one if you ask me"
Has more than one meaning.
This situation has already been explored by the Robocop franchise.
How much of a man can still be human, When over fifty percent of his body is machine?
Cecil just said that Donald's brain was intact. So hopefully that will be enough for Donald to still call himself a man.
Ghost in the Shell does it better. Being a brain in a robot body is so common nobody even thinks anything about it. It's expected that everyone has at least some cybernetics. It's more weird to not have *any* cybernetics, 99% of people get a reinforced skull to protect their brain and data port even if they don't get any other augmentation. Traumatic brain injury is also much less of a deal that irl, as long as the frontal lobes are mostly intact just about any part of the brain that's not directly involved with cognition can be replaced with cybernetics while leaving the personality more or less intact.
@@atomicskull6405 "he's more machine now than man"-Obi Wan
Of course, Donald still has one little problem:
How do you verify that fact?
@@MrBioWhizHow do you verify you didn't actually "die" when they put you under general anesthesia and the "you" that now exists isn't a new person with the original's memory? If you've ever been knocked out to have your wisdom teeth removed or whatever you know what I mean. It's not like sleep it's as if they switched you off like a lightbulb and then turned you back on and there's no perception that time has passed like there is with sleeping. It's actually pretty creepy.
He too is a "Ghost is the Shell". Perhaps the Major can counsel him.
Adult or child ?
Imagine dying but government say "nop" and bringing you back to life to keep working
that'd never ever ever happen in real life..lol
'Oh God.
Only Donald's brain survive
Which means he technically "survived" the explosion
Just like Robocop reboot Officer Murphy become half machine
At least that's what Cecil claims
We only see some spinel bone that was in Nolan’s hand make it out from the explosion. God knows if he’s telling the truth.
@@vexversaa239 If he wasn't, it probably would have been cheaper and easier to explain just to clone him
Flesh is weak.
Donald should be happy given the blessings of the omnissiah.
But you no longer be pleasuring yourself or your wife 😅
Because machines do not fail all the time...
Soon after discovring the weakness of flesh and the possibilities of the machines, Nolan and it's follower, desiring the purity of the machines, followed him on mars and started creating a new civilisation, free from the flesh and it's lies.
@@EtoileBleu52 donald is a man, regardless how much metal makes up his body
Oh my god....he's Robocop now.....
I think Cesil went through all his effort because it's actually pretty hard to find a genuinely heroic person like Donald; in this jaded world, it's really hard to find someone who can genuinely be like Donald. So incredibly selfless to the point of being suicidal. It's always hard to tell with him though; what makes him a great liar is that he can mince his words and one of the real boons with the animated series? They made him really good at both being genuine and a liar. In the comics, sometimes he was a massive arsehole for the sake of it, perhaps he will be here particularly when Mark's loyalty is ever in question, but for him, Donald was worth keeping around regardless of the cost.
Donald is one of my favorite characters, top five, maybe top three. I love this scene. I love him finally standing up to Cecil. It’s not that I don’t like Cecil, I actually really like Cecil because he makes the hard calls in impossible situations and still somehow has some humanity left in him, but Donald is the most realistic character. Underappreciated, brave but quietly so . I mean he got his spine RIPPED out and still had the presence of mind to try and blow up Omni man, even knowing it wouldn’t work, he still tried to save the rest of the world while in pain I can’t even imagine. And this is..like a sexual assault only worse. Everything he ever was has been taken away without his permission. I mean, he’s not even technically HUMAN anymore and he had no say, no idea it could even happen. Yes , he’s alive but he has to completely redefine what that means. That’s overwhelming for anyone. Donald is like a whole different type of super hero in this show, purely based off who he is inside.
We later learn Donnald asked for this. He died 39 times. And at one point he asked for his memories his death(s) be erased
Yeah, Cecil tried to keep that promise in the most horrible way and I doubt he did entirely out of the good of his heart. But he technically did keep the end of his bargain. Cecil erased Donald's memories as asked by Donald
@@josetapia9714 After Cecil kept so much from Donald I would start doubting if Cecil was even telling the truth that Donald actually wanted that, and wasn't trying to manipulate Donald.
@victuz well, we do see how much Donald struggled with realizing what happened to him and he intended to have everything erased again. Only through getting involved with Rick's situation he changed his mind and realized that keeping these memories might be better after all.
Of course there could've been more manipulation on Cecil's behalf involved, but I do feel like Cecil was telling the truth for once here. After all, Cecil certainly is questionable, but he's not completely morally bankrupt
So he's Raiden now
Who?
@@sheriharmidarow249 Jack The Ripper
@@sheriharmidarow249 "I am Lightning: The Rain Transformed."
“Donald,stop that blade”
"Cecil, turn off the pain inhibitors."
I always thought Donald was a clone.
Secretary: uhh dads..
Them: WHAT..!?
I mean in the spirit of medical transparency he probably should've told him before he found out.
Cecil already did that but Donald told him to errase his mind after know the truh and find out gow many times it happens
I think everything Cecil's been through is taking a toll on his humanity. He's becoming more distant, more controlling. The man from Season One would have shown Donald more compassion.
Yeah Cecil will need to get aware of what he is turning into so he doesn't become another monster to be defeated.
When he's seen what Omni Man did, i'd be terrified as well when and if becomes back, keeping everyone at arm's length.
I hope he eventually becomes a superhero himself.
He already is one
At this point he already is one since he is made of steel now.
Nolan's body shielded Donald's brain? Even the bit of spine clutched in Nolan's fist was burned to ashes. Bullshit his brain survived.
Like Rexplode or that shrinker?
Think Cecil lied and he has other Donald DNA?
The brain is WAY more durable than other bones in the body but I doubt there's much left
In the comics it's not his whole brain it's just "parts" of his brain and he's 98% machine. It's implied they only used the frontal lobes and replaced everything else. He's more like an android with a few human brain parts to preserve memory and personality than a "brain in a jar" cyborg.
Plot twist they only used the parts they could use to keep him under control/ control him if they need to.
Who here thinks invincible deserves a movie?
I don't think a movie would be enough to fill a plot unless it is a fairly small plot. But I also would like to see it.
Donald is right to be angry.
So Donald is a robotic human
Well still human. The best of his body is robotic but he’s still human in species.
That's called a cyborg.
@@senatorarmstrong1233Cecil lied about his brain being attached and he "made it the fcck up"😊
So Donald has become a Terminator!
Donald better get some kippers and obions if he wants bobby's forgivness
From the moment i understood the weakness of my flesh...
Cecil, just tell the man you care.
I get a Smithers and Mr burns vibe from these two
I don’t really see the need for Donald being a robot as a great reveal. In the comics, it was literally:
“Donald, you’re a robot?”
“Yep.”
I mean.
Sure he is a robot, but he only found out that he is a robot from cutting up his arm that means all the body functions including emotions and such are on point, and its amazing and kind in its own way that government and cecil made everything in order to him to feel human again.
Having all that and being stronger and stuff, damn thats real.
Geuninley i wouldent blame cecil to be fair hes still himself yet robotic
Donald is not treated like a human being but rather a tool to be use by Cecil and the government. They took away his right for eternal rest and subjugated him to more suffering.
Honestly not a bad deal. He’s not a robot but a cyborg. All his original brain but in a new metal body
Invincible is like the DC universe but everything is the opposite lmao
I'd call it Earth 3/2.
Yeah but Cecil is basically Nick Fury and Robot is basically Iron Man. Most of the heroes answer to Cecil so in that aspect the show gives more Marvel vibes than DC ones. But there are character who look almost exactly like Batman and the Martian Manhunter, so the show blends DC well.
terminator model 101
He's like a reaniman.
Oh I'd definitely play along until I could be sure no one had a kill switch. I'd line up equipment, have whatever scans need done, I'd have to acquire copies of all schematics. Then quietly keep doing my job with the knowledge I could go rogue any time I wanted.
So Donald is an android just like the ones from dragon ball z
More like a brain in a jar. An android would he a full machine and not machine with a human brain.
@@Manslayer-eo1nh Which is exactly what the "androids" from DBZ are, except for 16 and 19.
Cyborg to be precise. He still human but half robot. Android is fully robot that act as a human. Cyborg still contain human soul in it while Android is fully programming machine.
The word you are looking for is "cyborg".
An "android" is just a robot who looks like a human outwardly, but has a machine brain. (Like Data on Star Trek.)
I'm starting to think the thing about the chemical and the water supply was b******* I feel like you just have to have clearance and you'll be able to see through the white light that blocks everyone else's view
I would be glad if i was Donald tbh. His brain is in the machine, so it's HIM and not just a digital clone thinking that.
Wow...and people say batman is heartless
I can't look at this guy and not think Peter Gyrich from X-Men, he looks like his frumpy good natured counterpart lol
Its ironic how he says that he is him but better. Im wondering if cecil is robotic too.
Re-watching the scene from season 1 there is no way he is a cyborg. His entire body was vaporized by that blast. There would be no brain to salvage.
Um sirs?
1) Serve Cecil's trust (Not!)
2) Protect the humanity
3) Uphold the law, order and justice
4) Spy Mark Grayson's life at all times
;b Joking
Donald has every right to be angry, and I think that's a weak word for this situation. . .
He needs someone like Alfred to say this.
“Not in your own, I think it’s time you realize you’re a man, not an island. A man’s worth doesn’t just come from brawn and intelligence but also from his allies.”
Wasn’t it a dream
Was this not obvious? Alan was brought back from what? A tendon
So basically, he's robocop but only the insides
Wasn't the explosion right in Donald's face and not on Omniman's backside (so that Omniman could have covered the blast for him?)
I think that was part of Cecil lying
The T-John-Oliver Series ?
I wonder if the cyborg story is just a lie and he is actually just a robot with donald's memory.
Theres nothing left of him in the final episode and cecil likes to lie
After the scene of Donald having a nightmare I believe his mind isn't just some advanced programming
The part that confuses me is how did Omni man grab his spine if he was a robot the whole time?
Robot spine duh
Hmm, now I'm curious as to why Cecil didn't attempt to revive Immortal or any of the other guardians. I mean, Omniman caved in most of their brains, but Donald literally blew up.
He could've done it with war women
You know I'm all about the bigger pictures and getting the job done, but cicel is pushing PLAYING GOD way too far
With this technology, why couldn't they put the Guardians back together?
Red Rush - Brain crushed
Darkwing - Brain crushed
Green Ghost - Brain crushed
Aquarus - Brain Crushed
Martian Man - Incompabile physiology?
War Woman - probably too far gone to recover the brain by the time the rescue team got there.
The Flesh is Weak
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me.
I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine.
Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you.
One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you.
But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah.
Until it rains…
Because machines do not fail all the time, spare parts and what not cost more than a single life especialy the good ones.
What did she say?
Okay so how many time did Donald die?
at least 39.
Donald standing up to Cecil after he has been his loyal right hand man in all of season 1 honestly feels great.
Like Cecil could have atleast told Donald before hand that they have this kind of tech and the possiblity of basically healing him from certain death.
JOHN 3:16
FOR GOD SO LOVE THE WORLD, THAT HE GAVE HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON, THAT WHOSOEVER BELIEVETH IN HIM SHALL NOT PERISH, BUT HAVE EVERLASTING LIFE
He literally denied him his rest
Or saved his life. I do question though if he is okay with it or he is mad he was not told.
Would you prefer to be dead and not be capable of saving more innocent lives?
How did it even happened? The only one remained was his vertebra in Omniman's hand.
The skull could have been just barely resistant enough to the blast + Omni mans body prob blocked most of it, aka extremely lucky
@@shyguy4617 yeah, I was thinking maybe the strength of the blast beheaded Donald and sent his scorched head flying far away and later the recovered it and started his android transformation.