RoboCop
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RoboCop (not to be confused with Korean Robocop is the protagonist of the eponymous RoboCop series.
Bio[edit | edit source]
It is the near future. Things across the US got so dystopian, even Detroit somehow managed to get worse. Facing off against the all-consuming crime that plagues the city is model police officer Alex Murphy, who takes up a call concerning an armed robbery. His valiant attempt to uphold law and order promptly ends with Murphy eating so much lead that metal detectors anywhere near him would probably enter a violent meltdown.
The authorities (proudly sponsored by your friendly neighborhood mega-corp) pick up what little is left of Murphy and turn him into him into a police cyborg. The freshly-minted RoboCop turns out to be a brutally efficient tool to fight crime, but soon finds his priorities conflicted when his hard-wired programming is disrupted by the memories of a by-the-book cop.
In 8chanmania[edit | edit source]
Robocop fought in 8chanmania XLII, where the cyborg cop got wholly dismantled by Vectorman.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Not to be confused with Korean Robocop
