One of these things is hacked into by young Nikko Halloran, who orders it to fire on the enemies of her rebel group. They are approved for duty by Attorney General Marcos despite rumors of malfunction
One of these things is hacked into by young Nikko Halloran, who orders it to fire on the enemies of her rebel group. They are approved for duty by Attorney General Marcos despite rumors of malfunctions. Humorously, this thing cannot descend stairs, as while chasing the protagonist, it trips and falls and ends up screaming. Near the end of a film, half of it is blown up while it tells that protagonist he is "illegally parked on private property." In its first appearance, it says it is "authorized to use (*) physical force" before machine gunning Kinney to death even after that man drops his weapon. This thing is part of Dick Jones' peacekeeping initiative for the Omni Consumer Products corporation and is meant to theoretically patrol the streets of Old Detroit. For 10 points, name this robot police unit that serves as a gigantic nemesis for the title hero in Robocop.
One of these things is hacked into by young Nikko Halloran, who orders it to fire on the enemies of her rebel group.
ED-209 [or Enforcement Droid, Series 209]