Axiom Type Starliner | Wall-E
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- čas přidán 8. 03. 2023
- The destruction of Earth's environment was not the end of the human race, they merely moved - to the most advanced luxury cruise experience the galaxy had ever seen.
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I find it interesting that it looks like originally there was some sort of class distinction (Economy, Coach, and First Class), but overtime everyone and everything became the same.
The universe of Wall-E in another setting could be an incredibly depressing one about corporatocracy, consumerism, desperate space exploration and AI sentience. Instead it's a backdrop for a love story of two robots.
Considering it's almost hollow layout and how casually it breaks through debri fields and then lands on the planet with no scratch, that thing can probably beat most battleships in sci-fi just by ramming them.
I didn't noticed at first, but pretty much all captains of the ship got over 130 - 140 years old. I mean, wow.
either this ship has star trek like replicator technology or 100% recycling tech
"Too much garbage in your base? There's plenty of Space out in space. Join the BNL Fleet leaving each day. We'll clean up the mess while you're away! ...The jewel of the BNL Fleet, the Axiom! Putting the Star, in Executive Starliner. Because the BNL Space, is the final, fun-tear!"
Wow they’re just on a Wall-E thing right now. Next up is a Dossier on Dr Heinz Doofenshmirtz.
You have to admit that the Axiom and the others of her class are incredibly beautiful and sophisticated vessels, and show how incredibly technologically advanced humanity was at the time when they had to abandon Earth. The fact that the ship continued to work perfectly for over seven hundred years, providing every comfort for the people aboard it during that time - pointing to some incredible technology behind the scenes - is something that is very rare in science fiction.
The Axiom is unironically one my favourite starships in fiction. Thanks guys!
"It saved mankind once when it left, amd again when it returned" love that line
Gotta give it to B&L ship buidling, they managed to build a vessel that not only lasted 700 years, but also retained 100% functionality throughout, all thanks to their fleet of robots on board.
I swear to God that ship is in the uncanny valley of sci-fi tech
This starship makes the UNSC Infinity looked completely dwarfed, and any inferior starship that stood next to it....were referred to as the
"It saved mankind when it left, and again when it return."
The Templin Institute is on a Wall-e kick and I’m all for it
"It saved Mankind once when it left, and again when it return" What a chilling line to end on.
I like to think that, at some point further down the road, the Axiom and its sisters might be sent back into the stars. Not as a cruise liner, but as the ultimate vessel of exploration and discovery. If you strip away the fluff, they would really excel at the role, already able to conduct some form of mining and food processing to give the ships unparalleled longevity.
This has the same energy as the Lordship of Duloc episode, and I support it 100%
With how huge and absolutely tanky this
love that last quote