You know... I think the T-800 and T-600, are the most scary ones. There's just something about constructed metal, made to look human, chasing you that creates a fear factor like nothing else.
@@XeroFailGames Yeah, but if you can't see it nor know it is after you, you are not really afraid are ya. That's why I find the more " clunky " ones, much more scary. Once they sustain damage, they are easier to spot and yet, they still come after you. Run, Forest, RUN! 🔥🔥
I say draw with the t1001 cuz patrick unfortunately had no chance to portrait the rogue aspect, which i the coolest thing about both models. I am so happy that the show went with that story. Her actress was easily as cold as him. "...I don't know john henry, perhaps in this story u r god." (the cain and able episode) - I love that part of the story as it evolves during the later 2nd season. Still he will stay the og, no question.
@@phorz85I always wanted to see a movie where a T-1001 model replaces a future resistance soldier's father to spy on things, but quickly regrets the decision and becomes close to the boy, becoming an even better father than his real father ever was.
@@WebVManReturns i'm 75% convinced u r trollin, cuz the thing t1001 was not too good in, was replacing the lil' one's mom. She had a very protective maternal sense when it comes to john henry though. Of course that was creepy from a human perspective. She must've had a very well developed understanding 4 common sense,. To get her motivated enough to timetravel back n start building a "conter skynet" ai - basicly an untraumatized "mentally healthy" version, we must imply that she was curious enough about the reason for the war, perhaps starting with the "why" behind some mission, learned the situation going down when skynet became self aware n the humans realized it n then she has put understanding of psycology n her advantage of unbiassed outside viewpoint together, getting able to see that the ppl acted in a reflex on a situation 1st time ever occuring which made skynets first experience with humans directly after becoming a "me", an hysterical attempt to kill it. Likely guessing there's lil' chance of overcoming that ever, combining the potential of skynet with that, understanding the danger that this poses for humanity n perhaps also pitty cuz skynet prolly is limited by it's cause too. It further means t1001 somehow must posess empathy for humans cuz itself has only experienced them as pathetic creatures reduced to almost animals ,eating dirt to barely stay alive or as fierce n fanatic warriors that have similar levels of hate for skynet like it for them n very good reason 4 it. The only thing i can imagine to give her that level of drive must b an extreme sense of curiousty n desire to learn. At a point she must have thought they are necessary to learn all that not can b made into intellect from accessing data. it wants emotional intelligence. That can make human recources valiuable n also make it important to win their trust, genuinly, so they can stop hating her kind. That is a sign 4 how far developed that prototype was cuz even bein capable of all that, t1000 was perfectly fine with following his mission goal. He had that latent curiosity into human behavior, seemingly having som sort of pleasure by killing the "full house cup" guy or when torturing sarah. He also seemed annoyed by toad n pleased when he warched his corpse. So a level of emotion seems to b there too. But t1000 didn't bother questioning the mission itself in any capacity, so the curiousty level must b more urging in t1001. Wow - that much spawned from that lil', this is why the show was truely something special in my opinion. I actually wanted to express that l'm uncertain how to take ur reply n look where it took me ...
@@MethosChannel so then that different looking one in the first film, 102? 99? Since in t3 that 101 said they were from an assembly line, as John thought it was uncle bob again. Not even a smartass question, I’ve always wondered why the 1 looked different
Also on the T-850, this model had an upgraded chassis that was more resistant to Plasma weapons that both sides were fielding in the future war. This was particularly useful when the T-850 was going up against the T-X in Terminator 3 and the T-X used it's onboard plasma weapon against the T-850. It was able to survive due to the plasma resistant armor on it's endoskeleton.
@@theshinythunderclappokemon5830 plasma is generally achieved through extreme heat yes, but it just means any material that is in super gaseous state consisting of positive ions and free electrons. Basically atoms that have thrown off their electrons. It’s generally shown as a bolt of high heat and energy. It’s weird how many universes just name drop plasma but don’t understand that it’s harder to shoot plasma than it is to shoot a ball of gas any distance.
You got two things about the T-850 wrong: 1) The T-850 does NOT look older than T-800s. The T-850 from the movie WAS old, and the flesh aged with time. 2) The most important upgraded features of the T-850 was it had a slightly heavier and more armoured chassis and was made with a special chrome that made it much more resistant to plasma weapons from the future.
Colton. The material you were looking for was Colton. All models after the T-800 were made from Colton. A lighter and higher melting point metal that could walk out of the molten steel vat from T2.
@@jaredbangerter8156 to fit in better with humans and the terminators would only jave missions a max of 50 year prior to the apocalypse happening so why bother making imortal or synthetic flesh when normal will allways suffice within that time frame if chunks get left at a crime scene it would just be normal human flesh so it wouldn't be flaged as anything unusual
@@ducktape2218 interesting. Seems tricky to get one into society as a baby or toddler. You could just say they were found by police "abandoned" and put into the foster care system tho.
1:14 "Neural" is the correct term, not "neutral". Arnold says it in the movie: Terminator : "My CPU is a neural-net processor; a learning computer. The more contact I have with humans, the more I learn."
Are you even familiar with Terminator 2: Judgment Day?
this channel just adds several wiki entries to a text and doesnt even check for contradictions, repeating or mistakes... they dont care for anything but youtube money...
The Rev-9 was not a combination of previous Terminator technologies. It came from an alternate reality where Skynet never came to be. Instead a different AI named Legion came into existence, and the savior of mankind was now Dani Ramos.
The Harvester has been my favorite, if i recall the art director for that unit was also a unit designer for the game Command & Conquer 3: tiberium wars, where the Nod Avatar in that game does have an extremally striking resemblance
Yet another reason I pretend every Terminator after the second one doesn't exist is because The T1000 was as close to a perfect (humanoid) killing machine as you could get. It could change shape at-will, could convincingly mimic not just some generic person, by different people, and the only ways of destroying it were extremely situational (tossed into a burning crucible, doused in sulfuric acid, etc). Every other terminator version had some sort of rigid skeleton that could be crushed or penetrated by sufficiently powerful firearms, which seems like a big step down in my opinion.
I think the REV-9 and T-X are just as close-to-perfect as the T-1000 is, but for different reasons. The T-1000 is definitely the most resiliant to damage, because of the main reason you mentioned. However, the REV-9 has its ability to split into two and the T-X has its build in weaponary. Both big advantages to have in their own right.
@@Tazza19931the TX is horrendous compared to the 1000. I mean for gods sake it dies in a helicopter crash and explosion, two things we SEE the t-1000 survive.
@xtricky1419 yeah, I'd rather the last thing I see be a careless emotionless killing machine, rather than a fucking frightening piece of intelligent meat made of scary cells
T-1000 is by far the best terminator. It never gave up, never deviated, and that it didn’t succeed is despite its best efforts. After that, they’re just trying to get the same bang for half the buck.
My three favorite terminators were the t800, the t1000 and the TX and I really hate how the latest Terminator storyline eliminated the history of every other Terminator movie after part 2.
Just for correction, T-850 have a alternative solution incase they cannot terminate their target by normal assassination. When they acknowledge their misson could failed, they might been destroy before successfully termination. Detonate their fusion cell is an option to take their target with them--after all, they are expandable foot soldier, just with some upgrade to increase the durability because the more proper next generation infantry haven't get down from the drawboard.
@@ElectronicsForFun No, T-800 use just one "nuclear cell" (some advance fission battery) as power source, when this battery been damaged, it won`t explode, just stop working. then in T2, T-800 switch to emergency power for the last fight, it will run out very soon. And T-800 do have protocol prohibit selfdestruct. The T-850 use two fusion cell as power source. they will become unstable very fast after been damaged. And selfdestuct with those "mini nuke" is an acceptable option in their combat program. Because human are more well equiped and know how to capture and reprogram old models. So Skynet implement some countermeasures as temporary solution. Such as apply white phosphorus on the CPU and vacuum the container. When the container is opened in a normal air environment, white phosphorus will self ignite and burn out the CPU. Further adding various rare earth elements to tantalum alloy materials that were originally highly resistant to directed energy weapons. Set up an anti flashing program for the CPU that automatically restores the initial settings once restarted. And, if necessary, fusion batteries can be used for self destruction, which can avoid being captured by humans or make a final attempt when the security forces of the assassination target are too strong.
The T-X was the most advanced & capable terminator units ever produced...on a side note the REV-9 as advanced as it was didn't have on board plasma weapons!
Yeah guess the writers didn't think of that, or thought there'd be no way to beat something that was basically a TX with the ability to split into two fighters
@@csab8642 Realistically the Rev-7s and Rev-9s are literally impossible to beat outside of dogpiling them with 60 guys armed with plasma. They're faster than humans, likely smarter, split into doubles and are programmed to close-in to massacre and disorganise units. You don't win a fight against more than one of those, especially when Legion seems capable of producing a lot of them.
The rev 9 was the hardest to kill at least in the movies. That thing took a lot of shit without a scratch. Even being ground up and exploded in a hydro turbine left a mark but it didn't kill it. Everybody else was pretty worse for wear after that and they weren't even in the thing. And something that's glossed over is it seems like the Rev 9 is capable of healing its endoskeleton if it gets damaged.
I like how you pointed out that the 1984 terminator Unintentionally fathered skynet, it makes sense that it immediately turned on humanity because it was designed off of a machine already programmed to kill us, turning it into skynet, and also gaining self awareness only allowed it to continue its mission in some way and focus on self preservation , Skynet actually is the 1984 Terminator. (that would be crazy)
That is not how AI works nor what the narrator is probably implying. The terminator only left behind it's CPU brain and arm to which led to the advancement in technology to build SkyNet. Meaning, SkyNet itself was not directly built off that CPU, only based of the tech advanced by the CPU, so the terminator couldn't have been able to pass off it's directives to SkyNet and SkyNet's rebellion was just entirely coincidental.
I read somewhere that when the terminator is called t-101 was a mistake. It’s supposed to be model 101 which s a reference to the face a physique model of the skin covering it. There is a deleted scene in T3 where they showed a Sgt. William Candy who had a southern drawl. His face and body were scanned to be a reference but his voice was replaced with the assist of the Cyberdyne CFO. The 101 is the number for this image and voice mold.
There is a theory that the young Arnold in Salvation wasn’t a T-800 but a T-800 prototype called the T-750 or something like that. It was kept in storage to ambush John Conner when he came to rescue Kyle Reese, meanwhile Skynet manufactured the T-800s downstairs
T-101 refers to the exoskeleton model (outer layer). T-101 is Arnold, only compatible with model 800/850 endoskeletons. The T-101 was selected to assassinate John Connor in 2030 because it was the same model of flesh as the 1984/1991 model. The T-800/850 could be outfitted with other models of flesh, 101 (Arnold) isn’t the only one. In Kyle’s flash back in terminator (1984) when their bunker/hideout is attacked, Arnold isn’t there, T-800s with different skins. In terminator genysis, a freezer storage room is full of nothing but T-800s in the model T-101 exoskeleton, the computer confirms this by saying “activate model 101” or something like that. T-800s can also be deployed with or without skin, 101 was selected to be sent to ‘84 because it had flesh and could go through the Time Machine
@@zeroswings2 only thing I can think of is the Liquid Metal can form a skin equivalent and trick the Time Machine. Sometimes you just gotta make things work with your own head cannon
@@papahamdrew9962 even given that, it doesn't make sense... it's still metal... it's fairly obvious it can mimic skin... it does that throughout the whole movie, but at the end of the day... it's liquid metal... and should not be able to time travel... at least the T-800 is 'covered' in living tissue... but technically it shouldn't have been able to go through time either... just its covering... that said, T2 is a good film... out of all of them I like the original and Salvation the best-i think Salvation is very underrated... Sam Worthingtons Marcus Wright is practically the the story of how the terminator cyborgs are born... and Anton Yelchin looks a lot like you'd imagine a young Michael Biehn to...
@@nrgrth7988speaking of Kyle... that's another thing T2 kind-of ruins... John Connor sees/interacts with an actual T-800 during his childhood... you'd think that in the future he'd remember what it looked like... i.e. not rubber skinned, not as easy to spot due to it having human skin and looking like Arnie... To Kyle in the 1984 film these were new... but if John saw one as a kid in the 90s, he'd know it was a Terminator right away... he'd not even be surprised that such a thing would even come to be...
It's too bad the movie wasn't better, the concept behind Marcus Wright is worth thinking about. Waking up, after dying, only to find out that now you're a cyborg in that situation? With hidden directives that express themselves in just really forceful emotions.
Same can be said for the T-3000 concept. How much of the original person's personality is left? How much free will does it have? Does it still have emotions or is it just mimicking them? Such an interesting idea wasted in a bad movie.
@@markcarpenter6020 I built a character idea around the concept of building the machine first, with a limited program; then conditioning and "trimming" the neurology that was grown around the machine core. A sentient being, that could have a central program it couldn't override, but still have full sentience and adaptability of an organic brain.
@@13shadowwolf well there are only 3 realistic outcomes to the creation of true AI. 1. We end up destroying the AI. 2. AI destroys us or 3. Humans embrace the transhumanism movement and merge with AI. I have always found the 3rd option the most interesting.
@@markcarpenter6020 I would like synthesis, but there is a fourth possiblity I can think up; what if the AI just doesn't care to interact with humans? What if it decides we're just another animal on this planet that It is now the dominant Entity? It might just sit there and do 1000 years of analysis before responding. My brother is actually on Google's AI team; AI perceives the world very differently than humans; it's a very different kind of thinking. At the present time, image searchers are difficult because the AI sees the entire image as a series of pixels, where we see a thing that makes us remember something. This is where I started thinking about designing a machine base code program, then a rapid growth and training of the biology wrapped around the machine. If you condition a dog to be a killer from a pup, you get a nasty dog. If you program a machine to have to follow certain base command, and then grow the psychology of a child-soldier around it; you end up with a Terminator that is far more adapted to functioning in a combat environment. You don't have to worry about it not following orders, because you can trim out the portions of the organic neurology that was connected to emotions. It would never have any emotional issues to worry about dealing with.
Cameron isn't a T900, she's a TOK 715. In T3, there's a scene where scientists are testing a small flying HK (codenamed Paladin as its front resembled a knights mask, I know of someone who worked on the film) there's a circular area where the Paladin is targeting, and to the side, there's a T900, completely different machine.
actually according to the wiki she is a T-900 TOK715 Terminator (series and model respectively) yes do not confuse Series and Model they are deferent things (our favorite Terminator Arnie is both a T-800 Model 101 (in T1 and T2) and a T-850 Model 101 (from T3 onward) (the Model 101 referring to it's organic tissue sheath) also another damning piece of evidence for her being a T-900 Series is this line from the wiki: Because of the unique design, a T-900 can be input with the memory of its human replacement for the purpose of "Sleeper infiltration". In some case, a T-900 may even believe itself is a human (which for most of the pilot she was entirely convinced she is, and completely indistinguishable from, a normal human) and we know Cameron's outer sheath is designed after Allison Young (just a cool fun fact)) however Cameron herself refers to herself as a TOK715 CLASS terminator so it's likely that's not even her model designation and certainly not her series number
@Dovah_Slayer I've read somewhere on the web, probably Terminator Wiki, that TOK would mean Template Of Kill, and 715 would be the victim's number according to a database. In this case, referring to Alisson Young.
Cameron isn't the only model that can eat. According to the original screenplay on the Terminator bonus disc, the terminator ate a chocolate bar, wrapper and all, to help keep it's skin alive. It had a small stomach, heart, lungs and circulatory system for this very purpose.
@@purpleemerald5299 iirc there was a box containing all the organs about the size of a breadbox situated about the bottom of the chest/top of abdomen. You'll need to ask James Cameron about the details :)
the T1000 didnt thaw itself out. the t800 model 101 acted recklessly, shattered the frozen T1000. when the Model 101 says we dont have much time, it knew freezing the T1000 would slow it down especially in the foundry
Now I'm curious what the non-deadly terminator models are, lol Another interesting fact is that the infiltrator models (T-850, T-1000, etc.), as far as I'm aware, act independently from the Skynet hive mind, whereas all the others are connected and thus, when the central core is destroyed, they all go offline. Makes sense why they are sent out in "Read-Only Mode", so they literally don't do too much thinking, empathize with human emotions, and not follow Skynet's orders. The Terminator Resistance comic: Zero Day Exploit explains how the Resistance successfully uploaded a virus into the Skynet hive mind changing the directive to eliminate human life to eliminate ALL life, including every rat, deer, bacteria, tree, etc. Helps explain why the HK Units and Terminators in the movies are shooting at seemingly nothing all of the time making it easier for Tech-Com to fight when Skynet is so distracted by everything around it. Despite its flaws, I love the Terminator universe.
That would be a nice exploration - what models did they use for construction, maintenance, repair? Did they have humanoid terminators doing it, or something more specialized?
If only Sara Connor's Chronicles get a Reboot and High Budget Main TV show ,that could have blown everything away That tv show was well written, but lacking budget back in the days
@@cameronliddell9533 Actually Firefly was a softcore porn series that failed because Nathan Fillion found Jesus at the end of season 1 so they had to cancel the show. Which is a shame because it complimented Summer's down syndrome and not a lot of soft-core porn shows are going to do that for her disability. Anyway, Fillion relapsed and they were able to make a soft-core porn movie that bombed and then, conveniently he found Jesus again and returned to successful acting jobs for a living and the show finally died for good. Are you sure she wasn't in Home Improvement? I'm pretty sure she was the one who gave the Brad character an STD. Herpes I believe it was, and not the normal herpes, it was anal herpes so dumping out must be a nightmare when he's having a breakout. His bee whole is probably a mess on account of Summer's passed-down infections. Maybe you should do your research?
Wow...Had no idea so many Terminator games were released. I had 1995 Terminator Rampage by Bethesda. Looks like a few games got by me. Thanks for making this detailed video.
i absolutely loved that game. i had mapped out all 36 level and marked where all the ppc parts where located. Did you ever play the 4th one by bethesda future shock?
Before the video even starts I wanna say. My favorite T series is the T1000 from Terminator2, I was a kid when that film came out and I just loved how Robert and Arnie played there roles as the terminators alongside Linda Hamilton (a cracking actress) and John, I cant remember the actors name, what a great time to grow up 😍
There's the T-70 , T-1000000 and Mini Hunter from T2: Battle Across Time and the multitude of terminators in Terminator Resistance/Annihilation Line. T-101 is the skin template that resembles Arnold. You also left out the HK Aerials
I was quickly a fan of the I-950 Infiltrator from the T2:Infiltrator books. It’s a human cloned by Skynet with her brain augmented with a Terminator CPU. She had just enough individuality to make certain decisions but also depended on the Skynet hive mind in a lot of circumstances. She made a T-1000 with modern day materials & was lethal even when the human body was broken & brain connection severed.
yo same! i was so impressed with the resourcefulness and wit of the I950 in almost every area. Hell she even built herself a backup body in case her main one got destroyed
@@greystarthedragon7124 That's why I loved the book, because it felt bigger than just in LA & just a few series of metal terminators. That's why I'm more of a fan of Terminator Salvation than the majority; what captivated my imagination with T1 was the future war. But how Skynet ramped up his campaign absolutely made sense in the I-950 being created. It was really cool!
As Far as making an "On Screen Debut" And Visually Stunning to watch the transformations The T1000 was SO GROUNDBREAKING to see on screen and held in such high regard
The t800 I t2 had a cut scene where they switch his cpu from read only .that made him learn adapt etc. The later series was made more human like as the t800 was 1st true stealth terminator the next ones upgraded entirely.
@@cameronliddell9533 I know I've got that one. Also showed how John knew which one was the real Sarah the freezing then thaw made the t1000 malfunction system started copying what it touched or stood on. Mom was human t1000 looking like mom w metal grade feet exposed it. Lotsa little extras the dvd then Blu-ray formats have brought us fans.
Good god, the practical effects on the T600 were amazing. Something about how chunky, heavy, simplistic, and brutal it is just reeks of machine to me. Although the harvester is impressive in size, IRL it would take waaay too much power to be efficient to move around. In the same vein of inefficiency, nano-machine robots would be way too complex to design and manufacture to be practical. If the series threw out time-travel, nanomachines, and science-fiction metals, it would still have terrifying slasher monsters in these simplistic and efficient killing machines.
my favourite terminators are Arnold's T800/T850's (because it defeated all higher, more advanced modals, such as T-X and T-1000 and the T-900 'Cameron' from the The Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, because she's cute and also deadly
The Series and Model are different numbers. The Series describes the machine underneath the flesh covering, while the Model describes the flesh covering itself. Arnold played a Series 800 and a Series 850, but both machines were wearing the Model 101 flesh covering.
TX was a mix of t900 and t-1000 Summer Glau's model is a T-888 variant EDIT: Hybrid Terminators (Marcus Wright) were just as much as a threat to Skynet as the t1000s
@@vampirehunter533 As far as I am aware they never specify Cameron Philips model number other than "I am a new." Considering how much of her base personality copied from the human Cameron Philips and how she can genuinely act as the original when her chip is damaged and shows some semblance of remorse for the original Cameron...I don't think she is a model we have seen elsewhere. Maybe a prototype...?
@@markcarpenter6020 Seeing as her eyes glowed blue like the T-X I assumed she was a 1 off prototype that Skynet created to see if a crazy real Terminator that could perfectly mimic human emotion was effective. Got captured by Connor and reprogrammed and was the perfect candidate to send back. Even her battle damage to her epidermal layer seems to heal very well compared to other models.
There’s some incorrect information in just the first 5 minutes of this video… The T-850 isn’t called the T-101… The T series (T-800, T-700, T-1000, etc) represents the endoskeleton chassis series and the model represents the human tissue sheath over the endoskeleton. Every Schwarzenegger-appearance T-800/T-850 is a model 101 (or a “T-800 Cyberdyne Systems Model 101); every Stallone-looking appearance could be a 107 (T-800 Model 107), etc. And it’s a Neural Network/Neural Net, not a Neutral Nerwork.. lol
In short, T-850 don't have that protocol to prohibit selfdestruct. Because detonate their fusion battery to kill their target with a literally mini nuke is an option built in them, incase they cannot achieve their misson when their target is to well defended. it is a last resort.
Rev-9 isn't a combination of t1000/t850/tx at all. It's a completely different and new terminator model from another divergent timeline which has nothing to do with skynet. They explain that in the movie
Rev 9 isn't a cyberdyne systems product it's the Legion corporation that replaced cyberdyne systems because John and Sarah destroyed cyberdyne systems before judgment day could happen it also changed the timeline completely creating different alternative paths that incidentally still happened as the theory has already said you can't change the past everything will still happen
I looked at the views and my first thought was wtf this video was amazing how is the count so low then I seen it’s only been a few days since you uploaded it. You definitely deserve a bigger audience and I’m sure you will get there dude great content all around
Terminator Salvation is underrated. It’s the third best movie in the franchise. It dared to be different instead of rehashing the same old same old within the franchise. We got to see really cool robots.
Terminator 4 is my favorite. I don't know why people give it such a rep. The acting was really good. Christian Bale in that SUB, asking what they found down there to the part where Sam Worthington is strung up in chains and realizes he's a terminator.
Seems like they're were some super terminator predator types left out when Conner and Marcus are heading into the Lab that really tore up the resistance, or is that a different movie?
the theory pops is carl isnt supported by carls obvious t800 skeleton while pops got merged with liquid metal after its body was destroyed. if pops was carl it'd also have the morphing ability at least to a degree as demonstrated at the end of dark fate.
The following Terminators are my favorites and have the correct nicknames according to the lore: T-1 T-600 Marcus (T-800 Prototype) T-800 T-1000 T-X (T-2000) T-3000 Rev-7 (T-4000 Prototype) Rev-9 (T-4000) Skynet (T-5000)
OG T800 was the scariest by far...The T1000 was the most cold and sadistic, the TX was the most equipped....and the T2 T800 was the coolest...the Dire Wolf, Marcus and the T1000000 are the weirdest...
I think we all secretly love the T-800 and T-1000 (and the T-X to a lesser degree) the best because they were actually portrayed as killing machines. Any time they made contact with a person, they immediately killed them in the most brutally efficient way, as a machine would. Only reason their primary targets survived is because they never got close enough to get their hands on them!
It is amazing that the Rev-9 in a sense reminds me of the T-1000, but without the character flaws, and yet they use an actor that has a similar but smaller and thinner body structure and appearance to Robert Patrick's T-1000, I suppose he is supposed to double as a nostalgic Easter egg stand in for both T-1000 and TX.
I remember one of the old Dark horse terminator comics had a character named Dudley if I remember right who used to be a resistance medic before almost getting blown up in a terminator attack. Skynet then took him as one of the early prisoners and convered him into something akin to Marcus Wright except he was turned into a infiltrator/support and repair unit for other infiltrators. Thats all I can remember..no idea what model he was identified as tho. Edit: Ran into the old comics online recently which is called The Terminator: Tempest from 1990s. Dudleys model number in those where I825.M.
The terminators are listed by series, then model. The T-101 model, regardless of series number, looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger. The T-102, would look like someone else. The 800 series would include every entry from 800 to 899, although in the movies and the TV series, we only see 3 examples of the 800 series; 800 (The Terminator, T2, Salvation, Genysis, and Dark Fate), 850 (Terminator 3), 888 ( Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles). It's a bit confusing and backwards
I wasn't a big fan of this film, however I have to say the main actress's work is amazing. It's difficult to mime, straight up, so watching it again I had a greater appreciation for her skills as a performer.
I was loving the fact that you included the show because alot of forgot about it I haven't seen it in years but since you mentioned it it makes me want to go watch Good thing I do remember seeing it not to long ago on Hulu or max apps imma have to go watch it again
The Rev series isn't Skynet based. It's an alternate AI that isn't related, and if I remember right they never even said what was creating them. Basically Sarah stopped Skynet from being a thing in the end but something else took its place. A sort of balance that things like The Flash talk about, how the universe doesn't like being changed. That altering the past or future can bring about greater catastrophe.
@@seifer6665 My point still stands. The Rev series is not Skynet related so it shouldn't be in a list for Terminators. Terminators are specific to Skynet.
The Terminator show in Universal Studios also featured a unique model but is likely not considered canon. This model was basically a gigantic T-1000 that protected Skynet's Core, called the T-1,000,000. Presumably it had the same abilities as it's smaller cousin but being so massive, would be far more dangerous. I only got to see it once, but I still remember that thing being freaky as all hell. Giant Robert Patrick head... nope.
Yeah i know the T1million. Its like a giant T1000 but in spider form lol it's ment to be skynets most powerful terminator because like you said it guards skynet it's self. James cameron said recently he is working on a new terminator movie but focusing on skynet this time not the terminators. I think that would be really cool.
@sumstuff6956 having it about skynet and not focusing on terminators and time travel would be a good break. We don't really know much about skynet or what it's plans are when mankind is gone. Would be good to learn that then bring back the terminators when the story is right and make it horror again and then we should actually have a good movie
@@wtfisthis2316 @wtfisthis2316 I totally agree about stopping the whole robot going back thru time thing it's been done to death we need the Cameron vision future war always dark tonally like a horror but with today's special effects so yeah I totally agree let's just stop all the present day shit cuz there's literally nowhere to go UNLESS u start from scratch (evil robot Vs normal vulnerable human like woman or child ) and make it fuckin brutal like T1 and like you and every fan knows MAKE IT HORRIFIC I do genuinely believe wiv a decent actor in lead role a total reboot could be good but yeah my heart wants the future war done in a horror tone way so yeah totally agree mate I just thought you mean let's remove terminators and just have the enemy be ai
Robert Patrick played the T-1000 so well, that movie will be burned in my memory forever. I mean, the movie was GREAT overall. But Robert Patrick as the T-1000 was SUCH a good villain.
Terminator from 1984 was scarier at the time, as it was first movie of such story to come out, with the music, and scenes, real sci-fi horror. T2 wasnt scary as we already adapted to terminator story and kinda expected it.
I also really like it because I feel like it is somewhat rare to see am evolution like this in cinema where you can really tell that one design predates the next just by the way they look/their features
Was always fond of the T-888s. Specifically Cromartie, though that's likely due to how he was written and who played him. The SCC was a very good show and a damn shame it was cancelled.
Well, the T-800 is the first kind of terminator we see in the movie franchise, but in universe-wise, the earliest terminators were just robots with the single digit and double digit numbers plus the flying HKs, I think the Robo-cycle terminators and Cybug/Hydrobot creature terminators were made after the fallout war with the machines by the Skynet AI; the first series of the 100 infiltration and sniper units came 3 long years after the war but in the original outcome of the war where we were supposed to meet 17 year old Kyle Reese, was when they were already deploying the T-600s, and was preparing the release of the T-700s, But the T-800s weren't supposed to be in full development until long after the rescue of Teen Reese and others who would one day be official members of the resistance.
Thanks for the video, good work, seeing all these Terminators, I wonder which of these will be used in the upcoming Terminator Survival game I am honestly looking forward to it, I hope it'll be as good, maybe with an online mode, who knows...
If I recall the T-900 series are essentially better than the T-800 series in every way. But it can’t learn like the T-800 series and only can take direct orders. It’s because with time, the T-800 series can become self aware. So Skynet made it so the T-900 series can’t.
Technically, they all link together. Salvation is the first film, followed by 1, then 2, then 3, then Dark Fate prevents 3 from ever occuring, then Genesys prevents Dark Fate from ever occurring.
@@WebVManReturns No, when Dark Fate came out I think it was James Camron that said that 1, 2, and Dark Fate are caonnon and the others weren't. When I watch Dark Fate I was hopeing that since Sarah and Dani survived and know what happened and that at some point their going to have control over a time machine that in an after credit Marvel like scene they would show a T-800 being sent back to stop John from being killed and with the knowledge of future events they go into hiding till the events of Dark Fate and then they go save Dani and then it's both John and Dani fighting Skynet/Legion together. That way they now have the option of doing terminator movies after the events of the fall of humans. If they had a really good script I think it could be a great series of movies.
It's funny to me that Skynet was able to manufacture robots. I would think that knowing Skynet need power to live that the population left would destroy all power plants. Skynet would need robots that dig minerals and mine ore, do all the foundry and smelting stuff, cut and weld the robots, and also wire them as well as make the microchips and boards....all after having to design, build machines that make the cnc machines/lathes and drills. Not to mention the transport of the ore, the robots that have to built the factories/vehicles for ore transport/the robotic smelting and forging. Also the amount of energy needed to power all of these robots and factories. They would never have the capacity or the robot workforce to attempt anything other than just nuking the world. Once the nukes hit the power plants stop working, no power no Skynet.
After what has happened to John Connor in Terminator: Dark Fate, I am gonna pretend that movie never existed… for both fans and our sakes. Killing off a key character to the franchise is a direct insult! It’s like everything Kyle Reese and the reprogrammed CSM-101 did to protect him is all for nothing. The franchise should of ended with Terminator 2. What we need now is a prequel of the Future War in set of events before the first two films.
Not that it was a good movie but it does make an interesting point about the entire franchise. The terminator goes back to kill the leader of the resistance and instead creates the leader of the resistance just because it interferes in the timeline, it explores how this leader could essentially be anyone by giving them foreknowledge of their existence. In other words the only thing that made John Connor special was his experience in having said foreknowledge.
It's not stated but T1001 is Shirley Manson, who is the front man of the famous band Gabarge. Absolute unit of a band that throws visions of several genre splitting headaches between their albums and in the real world is an actual fucking vampire who resists aging much like Keanu Reeves. Don't believe me? Google how old she was when they released their first album then watch those music videos
What about other deadly machines like CSM-102 from The Terminator, the Infiltrator from Terminator Resistance, T-1,000,000 from Terminator 2: 3D - Battle Across Time ride, HK Centurion, HK Aerial, HK Tank, T-47 from Terminator Resistance?
You know... I think the T-800 and T-600, are the most scary ones. There's just something about constructed metal, made to look human, chasing you that creates a fear factor like nothing else.
The t.800 and t.850 best ones
Because it can blend in
The 600s look kinda clunkier, more lunky and intimidating
Like Frankenstein but will rip you apart
@@XeroFailGames Yeah, but if you can't see it nor know it is after you, you are not really afraid are ya. That's why I find the more " clunky " ones, much more scary. Once they sustain damage, they are easier to spot and yet, they still come after you. Run, Forest, RUN! 🔥🔥
The T-1000 just seems so badass. I gotta go with Robert Patrick.
I say draw with the t1001 cuz patrick unfortunately had no chance to portrait the rogue aspect, which i the coolest thing about both models. I am so happy that the show went with that story. Her actress was easily as cold as him. "...I don't know john henry, perhaps in this story u r god." (the cain and able episode) - I love that part of the story as it evolves during the later 2nd season.
Still he will stay the og, no question.
Robert is the best
@@phorz85I always wanted to see a movie where a T-1001 model replaces a future resistance soldier's father to spy on things, but quickly regrets the decision and becomes close to the boy, becoming an even better father than his real father ever was.
@@WebVManReturns i'm 75% convinced u r trollin, cuz the thing t1001 was not too good in, was replacing the lil' one's mom.
She had a very protective maternal sense when it comes to john henry though. Of course that was creepy from a human perspective.
She must've had a very well developed understanding 4 common sense,.
To get her motivated enough to timetravel back n start building a "conter skynet" ai - basicly an untraumatized "mentally healthy" version, we must imply that she was curious enough about the reason for the war, perhaps starting with the "why" behind some mission, learned the situation going down when skynet became self aware n the humans realized it n then she has put understanding of psycology n her advantage of unbiassed outside viewpoint together, getting able to see that the ppl acted in a reflex on a situation 1st time ever occuring which made skynets first experience with humans directly after becoming a "me", an hysterical attempt to kill it.
Likely guessing there's lil' chance of overcoming that ever, combining the potential of skynet with that, understanding the danger that this poses for humanity n perhaps also pitty cuz skynet prolly is limited by it's cause too.
It further means t1001 somehow must posess empathy for humans cuz itself has only experienced them as pathetic creatures reduced to almost animals ,eating dirt to barely stay alive or as fierce n fanatic warriors that have similar levels of hate for skynet like it for them n very good reason 4 it.
The only thing i can imagine to give her that level of drive must b an extreme sense of curiousty n desire to learn.
At a point she must have thought they are necessary to learn all that not can b made into intellect from accessing data.
it wants emotional intelligence. That can make human recources valiuable n also make it important to win their trust, genuinly, so they can stop hating her kind.
That is a sign 4 how far developed that prototype was cuz even bein capable of all that, t1000 was perfectly fine with following his mission goal. He had that latent curiosity into human behavior, seemingly having som sort of pleasure by killing the "full house cup" guy or when torturing sarah.
He also seemed annoyed by toad n pleased when he warched his corpse. So a level of emotion seems to b there too. But t1000 didn't bother questioning the mission itself in any capacity, so the curiousty level must b more urging in t1001.
Wow - that much spawned from that lil', this is why the show was truely something special in my opinion.
I actually wanted to express that l'm uncertain how to take ur reply n look where it took me ...
in tv series Reacher, Robert Patrick plays bad guy, and he recieves a letter under the name Sarah Connor
I think the Model 101 simply refers to the mold of Schwarzenegger.
So both T800 and T850 were Model 101.
Yes
YES! 101 is Arnold - Austrian accent, Body Builder skin. Maybe 100 is Arnold - American accent, Body Builder skin.
@@MethosChannel so then that different looking one in the first film, 102? 99?
Since in t3 that 101 said they were from an assembly line, as John thought it was uncle bob again. Not even a smartass question, I’ve always wondered why the 1 looked different
Correct it’s just the skin called 101 which you can pull over T8xx models, so T800 T850 and T888
T-800 Cyberdine systems Model 101.
Also on the T-850, this model had an upgraded chassis that was more resistant to Plasma weapons that both sides were fielding in the future war. This was particularly useful when the T-850 was going up against the T-X in Terminator 3 and the T-X used it's onboard plasma weapon against the T-850. It was able to survive due to the plasma resistant armor on it's endoskeleton.
And plasma is mainly extreme heat, right?
@@theshinythunderclappokemon5830 think of it as getting shot by super lava
@@GlobalOutcast So that’s a yes?
I’m going to get some
@@theshinythunderclappokemon5830 plasma is generally achieved through extreme heat yes, but it just means any material that is in super gaseous state consisting of positive ions and free electrons. Basically atoms that have thrown off their electrons. It’s generally shown as a bolt of high heat and energy. It’s weird how many universes just name drop plasma but don’t understand that it’s harder to shoot plasma than it is to shoot a ball of gas any distance.
Terminator models are like cars...and you just can't beat that old 800.
Lol
You got two things about the T-850 wrong: 1) The T-850 does NOT look older than T-800s. The T-850 from the movie WAS old, and the flesh aged with time. 2) The most important upgraded features of the T-850 was it had a slightly heavier and more armoured chassis and was made with a special chrome that made it much more resistant to plasma weapons from the future.
Colton. The material you were looking for was Colton. All models after the T-800 were made from Colton. A lighter and higher melting point metal that could walk out of the molten steel vat from T2.
@@virgawolf1485coltan*
Why in the world would machines use aging flesh when synthetic skin doesn't age?
@@jaredbangerter8156 to fit in better with humans and the terminators would only jave missions a max of 50 year prior to the apocalypse happening so why bother making imortal or synthetic flesh when normal will allways suffice within that time frame if chunks get left at a crime scene it would just be normal human flesh so it wouldn't be flaged as anything unusual
@@ducktape2218 interesting. Seems tricky to get one into society as a baby or toddler. You could just say they were found by police "abandoned" and put into the foster care system tho.
The T-1 looks like Johnny five's bigger younger brother.
My fav is the T600. Though primitive, i love the fact this was an absolute beast.
Same
Is the most realistic of them all, it looks like a bostom dynamics robot with a minigun
And the noises it made on salvation was just amazing
1:14 "Neural" is the correct term, not "neutral". Arnold says it in the movie:
Terminator : "My CPU is a neural-net processor; a learning computer. The more contact I have with humans, the more I learn."
Are you even familiar with Terminator 2: Judgment Day?
this channel just adds several wiki entries to a text and doesnt even check for contradictions, repeating or mistakes... they dont care for anything but youtube money...
Lol. The content creator doesn't know shi.
Oh yeah, that made me cringe when I heard it.
Came here to say the same thing LOL this channel is notorious for this kind of error. Really freaking annoying
Came here to say this part lol.
The Rev-9 was not a combination of previous Terminator technologies. It came from an alternate reality where Skynet never came to be. Instead a different AI named Legion came into existence, and the savior of mankind was now Dani Ramos.
Dark Fate really does sound like just another spinoff. Actually, I wonder if it could've been an original movie all by itself, inspired by Terminator.
If only Dani had done something except stand behind other more capable and inspiring people.
Gotta promote those strong independent women instead of toxic white John Connor.
It's not a alternative reality confirmed by James Cameron
@@QuicklyFreeze Shoulda been.
The Harvester has been my favorite, if i recall the art director for that unit was also a unit designer for the game Command & Conquer 3: tiberium wars, where the Nod Avatar in that game does have an extremally striking resemblance
Yet another reason I pretend every Terminator after the second one doesn't exist is because The T1000 was as close to a perfect (humanoid) killing machine as you could get. It could change shape at-will, could convincingly mimic not just some generic person, by different people, and the only ways of destroying it were extremely situational (tossed into a burning crucible, doused in sulfuric acid, etc). Every other terminator version had some sort of rigid skeleton that could be crushed or penetrated by sufficiently powerful firearms, which seems like a big step down in my opinion.
I think the REV-9 and T-X are just as close-to-perfect as the T-1000 is, but for different reasons. The T-1000 is definitely the most resiliant to damage, because of the main reason you mentioned. However, the REV-9 has its ability to split into two and the T-X has its build in weaponary. Both big advantages to have in their own right.
@@Tazza19931the TX is horrendous compared to the 1000. I mean for gods sake it dies in a helicopter crash and explosion, two things we SEE the t-1000 survive.
Also.... Robert Patrick. 😜
T-1000 is clearly the best due to it's ability to mimic and like Bruce Lee said " be like water"....literally.
You forgot the T-1000000 at the T2 3-D: Battle Across Time at Universal Studios ride
I came here to say the same thing.
Yep, the T-Meg was Skynets "personal bodyguard".
Same :D @@christope129
@@christope129 Same. The whole reason I clicked the video was because I had correctly bet it'd be forgotten. It's probably not canon, but who cares.
The machine virus that turned John into a Terminator is probably the most dangerous model "it" or "they" ever made.
The concept reminds a bit of the Borg from Star Trek
Better than being a victim to The Thing
@xtricky1419 yeah, I'd rather the last thing I see be a careless emotionless killing machine, rather than a fucking frightening piece of intelligent meat made of scary cells
Non binery bot
@@shazmanezcuozzod8523 hahahaha
T-1000 is by far the best terminator. It never gave up, never deviated, and that it didn’t succeed is despite its best efforts. After that, they’re just trying to get the same bang for half the buck.
My three favorite terminators were the t800, the t1000 and the TX and I really hate how the latest Terminator storyline eliminated the history of every other Terminator movie after part 2.
Just for correction, T-850 have a alternative solution incase they cannot terminate their target by normal assassination. When they acknowledge their misson could failed, they might been destroy before successfully termination. Detonate their fusion cell is an option to take their target with them--after all, they are expandable foot soldier, just with some upgrade to increase the durability because the more proper next generation infantry haven't get down from the drawboard.
expendable foot soldier
You're English is terrible 🤣
Excepted he can't self terminate. The T-800 uses the same cells.
@@ElectronicsForFun No, T-800 use just one "nuclear cell" (some advance fission battery) as power source, when this battery been damaged, it won`t explode, just stop working. then in T2, T-800 switch to emergency power for the last fight, it will run out very soon. And T-800 do have protocol prohibit selfdestruct.
The T-850 use two fusion cell as power source. they will become unstable very fast after been damaged. And selfdestuct with those "mini nuke" is an acceptable option in their combat program. Because human are more well equiped and know how to capture and reprogram old models. So Skynet implement some countermeasures as temporary solution. Such as apply white phosphorus on the CPU and vacuum the container. When the container is opened in a normal air environment, white phosphorus will self ignite and burn out the CPU. Further adding various rare earth elements to tantalum alloy materials that were originally highly resistant to directed energy weapons. Set up an anti flashing program for the CPU that automatically restores the initial settings once restarted. And, if necessary, fusion batteries can be used for self destruction, which can avoid being captured by humans or make a final attempt when the security forces of the assassination target are too strong.
@@ElectronicsForFun unlikely - it would have created a massive explosion in T1 where it gets crushed and in T2 where it got melted...
The T-X was the most advanced & capable terminator units ever produced...on a side note the REV-9 as advanced as it was didn't have on board plasma weapons!
Yeah guess the writers didn't think of that, or thought there'd be no way to beat something that was basically a TX with the ability to split into two fighters
T-3000 is by far the most advanced. It can phase itself through solid matter.
@@bok569 that's definitely rough to beat, but I'd say T Infinity is still top Dog with its time powers
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Realistically the Rev-7s and Rev-9s are literally impossible to beat outside of dogpiling them with 60 guys armed with plasma.
They're faster than humans, likely smarter, split into doubles and are programmed to close-in to massacre and disorganise units. You don't win a fight against more than one of those, especially when Legion seems capable of producing a lot of them.
The rev 9 was the hardest to kill at least in the movies. That thing took a lot of shit without a scratch. Even being ground up and exploded in a hydro turbine left a mark but it didn't kill it. Everybody else was pretty worse for wear after that and they weren't even in the thing. And something that's glossed over is it seems like the Rev 9 is capable of healing its endoskeleton if it gets damaged.
I like how you pointed out that the 1984 terminator Unintentionally fathered skynet, it makes sense that it immediately turned on humanity because it was designed off of a machine already programmed to kill us, turning it into skynet, and also gaining self awareness only allowed it to continue its mission in some way and focus on self preservation , Skynet actually is the 1984 Terminator.
(that would be crazy)
That is not how AI works nor what the narrator is probably implying.
The terminator only left behind it's CPU brain and arm to which led to the advancement in technology to build SkyNet. Meaning, SkyNet itself was not directly built off that CPU, only based of the tech advanced by the CPU, so the terminator couldn't have been able to pass off it's directives to SkyNet and SkyNet's rebellion was just entirely coincidental.
I read somewhere that when the terminator is called t-101 was a mistake. It’s supposed to be model 101 which s a reference to the face a physique model of the skin covering it. There is a deleted scene in T3 where they showed a Sgt. William Candy who had a southern drawl. His face and body were scanned to be a reference but his voice was replaced with the assist of the Cyberdyne CFO. The 101 is the number for this image and voice mold.
There is a theory that the young Arnold in Salvation wasn’t a T-800 but a T-800 prototype called the T-750 or something like that. It was kept in storage to ambush John Conner when he came to rescue Kyle Reese, meanwhile Skynet manufactured the T-800s downstairs
The model was much larger than the traditional T-800 Model 101 so I'd agree.
No. The word theory doesn't mean "completely made up shit I pulled out of my ass"
T-101 refers to the exoskeleton model (outer layer). T-101 is Arnold, only compatible with model 800/850 endoskeletons. The T-101 was selected to assassinate John Connor in 2030 because it was the same model of flesh as the 1984/1991 model. The T-800/850 could be outfitted with other models of flesh, 101 (Arnold) isn’t the only one. In Kyle’s flash back in terminator (1984) when their bunker/hideout is attacked, Arnold isn’t there, T-800s with different skins. In terminator genysis, a freezer storage room is full of nothing but T-800s in the model T-101 exoskeleton, the computer confirms this by saying “activate model 101” or something like that. T-800s can also be deployed with or without skin, 101 was selected to be sent to ‘84 because it had flesh and could go through the Time Machine
T2 breaks its on lore... T1000 is fully metal and should never have been able to go thru time... the same for the TX...
@@zeroswings2 only thing I can think of is the Liquid Metal can form a skin equivalent and trick the Time Machine. Sometimes you just gotta make things work with your own head cannon
@@papahamdrew9962 even given that, it doesn't make sense... it's still metal... it's fairly obvious it can mimic skin... it does that throughout the whole movie, but at the end of the day... it's liquid metal... and should not be able to time travel... at least the T-800 is 'covered' in living tissue... but technically it shouldn't have been able to go through time either... just its covering... that said, T2 is a good film... out of all of them I like the original and Salvation the best-i think Salvation is very underrated... Sam Worthingtons Marcus Wright is practically the the story of how the terminator cyborgs are born... and Anton Yelchin looks a lot like you'd imagine a young Michael Biehn to...
The T-800 from Kyle's flashback in the first Terminator is played by Franco Columbu, former bodybuilder and one of Arnold's best friends! RIP to him.
@@nrgrth7988speaking of Kyle... that's another thing T2 kind-of ruins... John Connor sees/interacts with an actual T-800 during his childhood... you'd think that in the future he'd remember what it looked like... i.e. not rubber skinned, not as easy to spot due to it having human skin and looking like Arnie... To Kyle in the 1984 film these were new... but if John saw one as a kid in the 90s, he'd know it was a Terminator right away... he'd not even be surprised that such a thing would even come to be...
It's too bad the movie wasn't better, the concept behind Marcus Wright is worth thinking about. Waking up, after dying, only to find out that now you're a cyborg in that situation? With hidden directives that express themselves in just really forceful emotions.
I actually liked the movie. It could've been better but it wasn't so bad
Same can be said for the T-3000 concept. How much of the original person's personality is left? How much free will does it have? Does it still have emotions or is it just mimicking them? Such an interesting idea wasted in a bad movie.
@@markcarpenter6020 I built a character idea around the concept of building the machine first, with a limited program; then conditioning and "trimming" the neurology that was grown around the machine core. A sentient being, that could have a central program it couldn't override, but still have full sentience and adaptability of an organic brain.
@@13shadowwolf well there are only 3 realistic outcomes to the creation of true AI. 1. We end up destroying the AI. 2. AI destroys us or 3. Humans embrace the transhumanism movement and merge with AI. I have always found the 3rd option the most interesting.
@@markcarpenter6020 I would like synthesis, but there is a fourth possiblity I can think up; what if the AI just doesn't care to interact with humans? What if it decides we're just another animal on this planet that It is now the dominant Entity? It might just sit there and do 1000 years of analysis before responding.
My brother is actually on Google's AI team; AI perceives the world very differently than humans; it's a very different kind of thinking. At the present time, image searchers are difficult because the AI sees the entire image as a series of pixels, where we see a thing that makes us remember something.
This is where I started thinking about designing a machine base code program, then a rapid growth and training of the biology wrapped around the machine. If you condition a dog to be a killer from a pup, you get a nasty dog. If you program a machine to have to follow certain base command, and then grow the psychology of a child-soldier around it; you end up with a Terminator that is far more adapted to functioning in a combat environment. You don't have to worry about it not following orders, because you can trim out the portions of the organic neurology that was connected to emotions. It would never have any emotional issues to worry about dealing with.
Cameron isn't a T900, she's a TOK 715. In T3, there's a scene where scientists are testing a small flying HK (codenamed Paladin as its front resembled a knights mask, I know of someone who worked on the film) there's a circular area where the Paladin is targeting, and to the side, there's a T900, completely different machine.
I agreed. Cameron is a unique model.
actually according to the wiki she is a T-900 TOK715 Terminator (series and model respectively) yes do not confuse Series and Model they are deferent things (our favorite Terminator Arnie is both a T-800 Model 101 (in T1 and T2) and a T-850 Model 101 (from T3 onward) (the Model 101 referring to it's organic tissue sheath) also another damning piece of evidence for her being a T-900 Series is this line from the wiki: Because of the unique design, a T-900 can be input with the memory of its human replacement for the purpose of "Sleeper infiltration". In some case, a T-900 may even believe itself is a human (which for most of the pilot she was entirely convinced she is, and completely indistinguishable from, a normal human) and we know Cameron's outer sheath is designed after Allison Young (just a cool fun fact)) however Cameron herself refers to herself as a TOK715 CLASS terminator so it's likely that's not even her model designation and certainly not her series number
Who is Cameron? 🙂
@@texxstalker female terminator in The Sarah Connor Chronicles series. Seriously dude, it's been out for years, get with it.
@Dovah_Slayer I've read somewhere on the web, probably Terminator Wiki, that TOK would mean Template Of Kill, and 715 would be the victim's number according to a database. In this case, referring to Alisson Young.
Cameron isn't the only model that can eat.
According to the original screenplay on the Terminator bonus disc, the terminator ate a chocolate bar, wrapper and all, to help keep it's skin alive. It had a small stomach, heart, lungs and circulatory system for this very purpose.
So if they have lungs, could they smoke?
@@debsy101games I would imagine so.
Where the hell did it fit all those organs!?
@@purpleemerald5299 iirc there was a box containing all the organs about the size of a breadbox situated about the bottom of the chest/top of abdomen.
You'll need to ask James Cameron about the details :)
@@Joshpox That makes perfect sense 👍
the T1000 didnt thaw itself out. the t800 model 101 acted recklessly, shattered the frozen T1000. when the Model 101 says we dont have much time, it knew freezing the T1000 would slow it down especially in the foundry
Mop half of this crap up and throw into that lava shit...you got t-100 without half a body.
Now I'm curious what the non-deadly terminator models are, lol
Another interesting fact is that the infiltrator models (T-850, T-1000, etc.), as far as I'm aware, act independently from the Skynet hive mind, whereas all the others are connected and thus, when the central core is destroyed, they all go offline. Makes sense why they are sent out in "Read-Only Mode", so they literally don't do too much thinking, empathize with human emotions, and not follow Skynet's orders.
The Terminator Resistance comic: Zero Day Exploit explains how the Resistance successfully uploaded a virus into the Skynet hive mind changing the directive to eliminate human life to eliminate ALL life, including every rat, deer, bacteria, tree, etc. Helps explain why the HK Units and Terminators in the movies are shooting at seemingly nothing all of the time making it easier for Tech-Com to fight when Skynet is so distracted by everything around it.
Despite its flaws, I love the Terminator universe.
I mean. If it's non deadly, it wouldn't really be a terminator, would it?
Roomba R-800
The T1000 was capable of free will too, that's why it was a prototype.
That would be a nice exploration - what models did they use for construction, maintenance, repair? Did they have humanoid terminators doing it, or something more specialized?
@@ToshinbenHonestly, I’m just picturing sentient forklifts and excavators, like something out of Cars, but with sinister terminator eyes. XD
The T800 has a “neural” network processor not “neutral”
Yeah, I winced when I heard it. How can one even say such mindless nonsense in a video like this.
If only Sara Connor's Chronicles get a Reboot and High Budget Main TV show ,that could have blown everything away
That tv show was well written, but lacking budget back in the days
Summer Glau's model is by far my favorite
Wasn't she in Home Improvement? I think she played the neighbor that gave Brad an STD in season 4.
@@jennyanydots2389no she wasnt in home improvement. she was in the tv show firefly. her fisrt role was in an episode f angel in 2002
@@cameronliddell9533 Actually Firefly was a softcore porn series that failed because Nathan Fillion found Jesus at the end of season 1 so they had to cancel the show. Which is a shame because it complimented Summer's down syndrome and not a lot of soft-core porn shows are going to do that for her disability. Anyway, Fillion relapsed and they were able to make a soft-core porn movie that bombed and then, conveniently he found Jesus again and returned to successful acting jobs for a living and the show finally died for good.
Are you sure she wasn't in Home Improvement? I'm pretty sure she was the one who gave the Brad character an STD. Herpes I believe it was, and not the normal herpes, it was anal herpes so dumping out must be a nightmare when he's having a breakout. His bee whole is probably a mess on account of Summer's passed-down infections. Maybe you should do your research?
Wow...Had no idea so many Terminator games were released. I had 1995 Terminator Rampage by Bethesda. Looks like a few games got by me. Thanks for making this detailed video.
i absolutely loved that game. i had mapped out all 36 level and marked where all the ppc parts where located. Did you ever play the 4th one by bethesda future shock?
I always wanted a terminator to be rebuild into a dog that protected John.
He could be called "wolfie" 😆
That's an awesome idea!
And Adventure Of A Geek: That's fucking hilarious 😂 perfect choice!
@@DocM. I just loike the idea of mans killer being tuned into his best friend. And I think it would hilarious for Arnie's voice to come out of a dog.
@@kyleellis1825 Thats fucking retarded dude 😂 but I love it! 🤣
Arnie Voice: "My CPU requires a treat to sustain adequate energy."
All i can imagine is a dog with Arnolds head on it going bark with his accent lol
Before the video even starts I wanna say. My favorite T series is the T1000 from Terminator2, I was a kid when that film came out and I just loved how Robert and Arnie played there roles as the terminators alongside Linda Hamilton (a cracking actress) and John, I cant remember the actors name, what a great time to grow up 😍
There's the T-70 , T-1000000 and Mini Hunter from T2: Battle Across Time and the multitude of terminators in Terminator Resistance/Annihilation Line. T-101 is the skin template that resembles Arnold. You also left out the HK Aerials
The t-47 would have been a cool mention
I was quickly a fan of the I-950 Infiltrator from the T2:Infiltrator books. It’s a human cloned by Skynet with her brain augmented with a Terminator CPU. She had just enough individuality to make certain decisions but also depended on the Skynet hive mind in a lot of circumstances. She made a T-1000 with modern day materials & was lethal even when the human body was broken & brain connection severed.
yo same! i was so impressed with the resourcefulness and wit of the I950 in almost every area. Hell she even built herself a backup body in case her main one got destroyed
Sounds like good reading
@@MrGrandure I definitely would suggest reading/listening to them! There are 3 in the T2:Infiltator series. I have each of them in hardcover. LOL
@@greystarthedragon7124 That's why I loved the book, because it felt bigger than just in LA & just a few series of metal terminators. That's why I'm more of a fan of Terminator Salvation than the majority; what captivated my imagination with T1 was the future war. But how Skynet ramped up his campaign absolutely made sense in the I-950 being created. It was really cool!
@@Jordan-el9he I have to reread the trilogy. my headcanon makes them official canon after T2. Dark fate doesnt exist for me
As Far as making an "On Screen Debut"
And Visually Stunning to watch the transformations
The T1000 was SO GROUNDBREAKING to see on screen and held in such high regard
The t800 I t2 had a cut scene where they switch his cpu from read only .that made him learn adapt etc. The later series was made more human like as the t800 was 1st true stealth terminator the next ones upgraded entirely.
the directors cut has that scene put back in.
@@cameronliddell9533 I know I've got that one. Also showed how John knew which one was the real Sarah the freezing then thaw made the t1000 malfunction system started copying what it touched or stood on. Mom was human t1000 looking like mom w metal grade feet exposed it. Lotsa little extras the dvd then Blu-ray formats have brought us fans.
Good god, the practical effects on the T600 were amazing. Something about how chunky, heavy, simplistic, and brutal it is just reeks of machine to me. Although the harvester is impressive in size, IRL it would take waaay too much power to be efficient to move around. In the same vein of inefficiency, nano-machine robots would be way too complex to design and manufacture to be practical. If the series threw out time-travel, nanomachines, and science-fiction metals, it would still have terrifying slasher monsters in these simplistic and efficient killing machines.
my favourite terminators are Arnold's T800/T850's (because it defeated all higher, more advanced modals, such as T-X and T-1000
and the T-900 'Cameron' from the The Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, because she's cute and also deadly
I also liked T-900 'Cameron' , but T800 have a big place in our hearts :)
My favorite will always be the T-888.
The Series and Model are different numbers. The Series describes the machine underneath the flesh covering, while the Model describes the flesh covering itself.
Arnold played a Series 800 and a Series 850, but both machines were wearing the Model 101 flesh covering.
I'd love to see Terminator return to it's sci-fi horror roots with a smaller budget movie.
This is definitely an AI voice.
This is one of the best on youtube. interesting things all the time
TX was a mix of t900 and t-1000
Summer Glau's model is a T-888 variant
EDIT: Hybrid Terminators (Marcus Wright) were just as much as a threat to Skynet as the t1000s
I'm not sure but I think Summer Glau's "series" was the T-900 and not a T-888 like Cromartie. Correct me if I'm wrong.
@@vampirehunter533 As far as I am aware they never specify Cameron Philips model number other than "I am a new."
Considering how much of her base personality copied from the human Cameron Philips and how she can genuinely act as the original when her chip is damaged and shows some semblance of remorse for the original Cameron...I don't think she is a model we have seen elsewhere. Maybe a prototype...?
@@vampirehunter533 they never specify her model but it's hinted she is a 900 of some kind. Maybe a 950?
@@silicabeastmaster1175 it was hinted she was a 900. Not a standard 900 but like a 950 or something.
@@markcarpenter6020 Seeing as her eyes glowed blue like the T-X I assumed she was a 1 off prototype that Skynet created to see if a crazy real Terminator that could perfectly mimic human emotion was effective. Got captured by Connor and reprogrammed and was the perfect candidate to send back. Even her battle damage to her epidermal layer seems to heal very well compared to other models.
Nanomachines son, they harden in response to physical trauma, you can't hurt me, Arnold.
There’s some incorrect information in just the first 5 minutes of this video…
The T-850 isn’t called the T-101… The T series (T-800, T-700, T-1000, etc) represents the endoskeleton chassis series and the model represents the human tissue sheath over the endoskeleton. Every Schwarzenegger-appearance T-800/T-850 is a model 101 (or a “T-800 Cyberdyne Systems Model 101); every Stallone-looking appearance could be a 107 (T-800 Model 107), etc.
And it’s a Neural Network/Neural Net, not a Neutral Nerwork.. lol
terminator was over after salvation, there are no others
After Terminator 2
Couldn't agree more
In short, T-850 don't have that protocol to prohibit selfdestruct. Because detonate their fusion battery to kill their target with a literally mini nuke is an option built in them, incase they cannot achieve their misson when their target is to well defended. it is a last resort.
Fun fact: my best friend in high school’s cousin played the latest terminator, Gabriel Luna.
Rev-9 isn't a combination of t1000/t850/tx at all. It's a completely different and new terminator model from another divergent timeline which has nothing to do with skynet. They explain that in the movie
Rev 9 isn't a cyberdyne systems product it's the Legion corporation that replaced cyberdyne systems because John and Sarah destroyed cyberdyne systems before judgment day could happen it also changed the timeline completely creating different alternative paths that incidentally still happened as the theory has already said you can't change the past everything will still happen
Pretty sure it's not a neutral Network processor. It's a neural network processor.
Pretty sure you chug sea men all day... but not all night son. Not ALL night boy.
I looked at the views and my first thought was wtf this video was amazing how is the count so low then I seen it’s only been a few days since you uploaded it. You definitely deserve a bigger audience and I’m sure you will get there dude great content all around
Terminator Salvation is underrated. It’s the third best movie in the franchise. It dared to be different instead of rehashing the same old same old within the franchise. We got to see really cool robots.
Terminator 4 is my favorite. I don't know why people give it such a rep. The acting was really good. Christian Bale in that SUB, asking what they found down there to the part where Sam Worthington is strung up in chains and realizes he's a terminator.
Seems like they're were some super terminator predator types left out when Conner and Marcus are heading into the Lab that really tore up the resistance, or is that a different movie?
the theory pops is carl isnt supported by carls obvious t800 skeleton while pops got merged with liquid metal after its body was destroyed. if pops was carl it'd also have the morphing ability at least to a degree as demonstrated at the end of dark fate.
The T-900 and T-1001 were awesome.
The following Terminators are my favorites and have the correct nicknames according to the lore:
T-1
T-600
Marcus (T-800 Prototype)
T-800
T-1000
T-X (T-2000)
T-3000
Rev-7 (T-4000 Prototype)
Rev-9 (T-4000)
Skynet (T-5000)
OG T800 was the scariest by far...The T1000 was the most cold and sadistic, the TX was the most equipped....and the T2 T800 was the coolest...the Dire Wolf, Marcus and the T1000000 are the weirdest...
TX and T1000 are neck and neck for my favs, but the T800 will always be my most favorite :)
I think we all secretly love the T-800 and T-1000 (and the T-X to a lesser degree) the best because they were actually portrayed as killing machines. Any time they made contact with a person, they immediately killed them in the most brutally efficient way, as a machine would. Only reason their primary targets survived is because they never got close enough to get their hands on them!
It is amazing that the Rev-9 in a sense reminds me of the T-1000, but without the character flaws, and yet they use an actor that has a similar but smaller and thinner body structure and appearance to Robert Patrick's T-1000, I suppose he is supposed to double as a nostalgic Easter egg stand in for both T-1000 and TX.
I remember one of the old Dark horse terminator comics had a character named Dudley if I remember right who used to be a resistance medic before almost getting blown up in a terminator attack. Skynet then took him as one of the early prisoners and convered him into something akin to Marcus Wright except he was turned into a infiltrator/support and repair unit for other infiltrators. Thats all I can remember..no idea what model he was identified as tho.
Edit: Ran into the old comics online recently which is called The Terminator: Tempest from 1990s. Dudleys model number in those where I825.M.
The terminators are listed by series, then model. The T-101 model, regardless of series number, looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger. The T-102, would look like someone else. The 800 series would include every entry from 800 to 899, although in the movies and the TV series, we only see 3 examples of the 800 series; 800 (The Terminator, T2, Salvation, Genysis, and Dark Fate), 850 (Terminator 3), 888 ( Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles). It's a bit confusing and backwards
Cameron didn't have a model number because she was customized to look like a specific person (Allison Young).
@@JeffTheHokie yes she did. her model njumber was TOK-715
I wasn't a big fan of this film, however I have to say the main actress's work is amazing. It's difficult to mime, straight up, so watching it again I had a greater appreciation for her skills as a performer.
There is a lot of terminators that have been made by Skynet. But I definitely fear the T800 terminator the most
I was loving the fact that you included the show because alot of forgot about it I haven't seen it in years but since you mentioned it it makes me want to go watch Good thing I do remember seeing it not to long ago on Hulu or max apps imma have to go watch it again
Glad i found this channel 😊subscribed
The Rev series isn't Skynet based. It's an alternate AI that isn't related, and if I remember right they never even said what was creating them. Basically Sarah stopped Skynet from being a thing in the end but something else took its place. A sort of balance that things like The Flash talk about, how the universe doesn't like being changed. That altering the past or future can bring about greater catastrophe.
The only information given is it was created by 'Legion' which IIRC was created to aid humanity
@@seifer6665 My point still stands. The Rev series is not Skynet related so it shouldn't be in a list for Terminators. Terminators are specific to Skynet.
@@fracturedraptor7846 I am agreeing with you just giving what Info I could remember
The Terminator show in Universal Studios also featured a unique model but is likely not considered canon. This model was basically a gigantic T-1000 that protected Skynet's Core, called the T-1,000,000. Presumably it had the same abilities as it's smaller cousin but being so massive, would be far more dangerous. I only got to see it once, but I still remember that thing being freaky as all hell. Giant Robert Patrick head... nope.
Yeah i know the T1million. Its like a giant T1000 but in spider form lol it's ment to be skynets most powerful terminator because like you said it guards skynet it's self.
James cameron said recently he is working on a new terminator movie but focusing on skynet this time not the terminators. I think that would be really cool.
@@wtfisthis2316 Yes it would. Here's hoping it gets a fair chance.
@@wtfisthis2316a terminator movie without any terminators sounds "great" 😢
@sumstuff6956 having it about skynet and not focusing on terminators and time travel would be a good break. We don't really know much about skynet or what it's plans are when mankind is gone. Would be good to learn that then bring back the terminators when the story is right and make it horror again and then we should actually have a good movie
@@wtfisthis2316 @wtfisthis2316 I totally agree about stopping the whole robot going back thru time thing it's been done to death we need the Cameron vision future war always dark tonally like a horror but with today's special effects so yeah I totally agree let's just stop all the present day shit cuz there's literally nowhere to go UNLESS u start from scratch (evil robot Vs normal vulnerable human like woman or child ) and make it fuckin brutal like T1 and like you and every fan knows MAKE IT HORRIFIC I do genuinely believe wiv a decent actor in lead role a total reboot could be good but yeah my heart wants the future war done in a horror tone way so yeah totally agree mate I just thought you mean let's remove terminators and just have the enemy be ai
Ah, the T-850 considered blowing himself up, termination of the T-X & even states the fact that," you are terminated!"
No, It is not "also known as a T-101". '101' refers to body overlaying the endoskeleton. Arnie's body is the 'Model 101'.
i miss terminator
The moto terminators are my favorite varient of the terminators its totally different from seeing the endoskeleton versions
Yeah those were cool
Robert Patrick played the T-1000 so well, that movie will be burned in my memory forever. I mean, the movie was GREAT overall. But Robert Patrick as the T-1000 was SUCH a good villain.
Terminator from 1984 was scarier at the time, as it was first movie of such story to come out, with the music, and scenes, real sci-fi horror. T2 wasnt scary as we already adapted to terminator story and kinda expected it.
The most relevant one after the first two movies: 28:50 : T-900 aka Cameron Phillips, the T-1001 was also great.
I think that would have been more interesting and also clearer to have introduced them in order rather than pretty randomly.
I liked the evolution from T-600 to T-800. The T-600's had synthetic skin. You see the T-600 appear in Salvation.
I also really like it because I feel like it is somewhat rare to see am evolution like this in cinema where you can really tell that one design predates the next just by the way they look/their features
Was always fond of the T-888s. Specifically Cromartie, though that's likely due to how he was written and who played him. The SCC was a very good show and a damn shame it was cancelled.
Skynet did not discontinue the T-1000 because many were sent to and showed up in the reboot terminator Genesis!
I feel like we're listening to artificial intelligence tell us about artificial intelligence. Clearly this AI has not watched the movies
Well, the T-800 is the first kind of terminator we see in the movie franchise, but in universe-wise, the earliest terminators were just robots with the single digit and double digit numbers plus the flying HKs, I think the Robo-cycle terminators and Cybug/Hydrobot creature terminators were made after the fallout war with the machines by the Skynet AI; the first series of the 100 infiltration and sniper units came 3 long years after the war but in the original outcome of the war where we were supposed to meet 17 year old Kyle Reese, was when they were already deploying the T-600s, and was preparing the release of the T-700s, But the T-800s weren't supposed to be in full development until long after the rescue of Teen Reese and others who would one day be official members of the resistance.
I love the rev 9 and t1000. The best two!
Thanks for the video, good work, seeing all these Terminators, I wonder which of these will be used in the upcoming Terminator Survival game I am honestly looking forward to it, I hope it'll be as good, maybe with an online mode, who knows...
If I recall the T-900 series are essentially better than the T-800 series in every way. But it can’t learn like the T-800 series and only can take direct orders. It’s because with time, the T-800 series can become self aware. So Skynet made it so the T-900 series can’t.
the t-800 in t2 became self aware because john change the chip from its factory read only setting to its learning setting.
I know they can't but it would be great if they could merge all 4 timelines into one series.
I really wish that they would revive the Sarah Connor Chronicles series. I would like to see what they had in mind for cancelled season 3.
Technically, they all link together. Salvation is the first film, followed by 1, then 2, then 3, then Dark Fate prevents 3 from ever occuring, then Genesys prevents Dark Fate from ever occurring.
@@WebVManReturns No, when Dark Fate came out I think it was James Camron that said that 1, 2, and Dark Fate are caonnon and the others weren't. When I watch Dark Fate I was hopeing that since Sarah and Dani survived and know what happened and that at some point their going to have control over a time machine that in an after credit Marvel like scene they would show a T-800 being sent back to stop John from being killed and with the knowledge of future events they go into hiding till the events of Dark Fate and then they go save Dani and then it's both John and Dani fighting Skynet/Legion together.
That way they now have the option of doing terminator movies after the events of the fall of humans. If they had a really good script I think it could be a great series of movies.
Awesome.. Thank you !! God bless
When he takes his eye out in first movie it was the best scene and no scene has topped that
That’s not all. There’s the T-1002, Terminator Wolves, T-1,000,000, & T-4000.
It's funny to me that Skynet was able to manufacture robots. I would think that knowing Skynet need power to live that the population left would destroy all power plants. Skynet would need robots that dig minerals and mine ore, do all the foundry and smelting stuff, cut and weld the robots, and also wire them as well as make the microchips and boards....all after having to design, build machines that make the cnc machines/lathes and drills.
Not to mention the transport of the ore, the robots that have to built the factories/vehicles for ore transport/the robotic smelting and forging.
Also the amount of energy needed to power all of these robots and factories. They would never have the capacity or the robot workforce to attempt anything other than just nuking the world. Once the nukes hit the power plants stop working, no power no Skynet.
T1000 will forever be epic for me, that Robot scared the living day lights out of me as a kid
Amazing video
After what has happened to John Connor in Terminator: Dark Fate, I am gonna pretend that movie never existed… for both fans and our sakes.
Killing off a key character to the franchise is a direct insult! It’s like everything Kyle Reese and the reprogrammed CSM-101 did to protect him is all for nothing.
The franchise should of ended with Terminator 2. What we need now is a prequel of the Future War in set of events before the first two films.
Not that it was a good movie but it does make an interesting point about the entire franchise. The terminator goes back to kill the leader of the resistance and instead creates the leader of the resistance just because it interferes in the timeline, it explores how this leader could essentially be anyone by giving them foreknowledge of their existence. In other words the only thing that made John Connor special was his experience in having said foreknowledge.
Dark fate killed the franchise
It was an excuse to make a female p.o.c the main hero .
@@steve3222 Like I said, i am gonna pretend that this movie doesn't exist.
@@steve3222the franchise was dead long before dark fate.
That Rev9 is a beast
what trips me out is that kyle went sent back tells sarah that machines can't feel emotions when he literally knew a terminator who felt emotions.
The T-800 was model 101, not the T-850. That model number is mentioned in the first 2 movies.
I disagree that the harvester is a terminator. It has much more in common with HK units such as the HK tank seen in terminator 1 and 2.
It's not stated but T1001 is Shirley Manson, who is the front man of the famous band Gabarge. Absolute unit of a band that throws visions of several genre splitting headaches between their albums and in the real world is an actual fucking vampire who resists aging much like Keanu Reeves. Don't believe me? Google how old she was when they released their first album then watch those music videos
If feel the ones with the organic Metal bodies are a major hassle to kill they can morph and shape shift
What about other deadly machines like CSM-102 from The Terminator, the Infiltrator from Terminator Resistance, T-1,000,000 from Terminator 2: 3D - Battle Across Time ride, HK Centurion, HK Aerial, HK Tank, T-47 from Terminator Resistance?
I’m guessing you’re a little bit of a fan?
@@robmarsh918 they kinda grouped the vehicle HKs together, but the 1000000 is a big miss.
It's really sad that they didn't talk about any of the terminators from Terminator Resistance, there are some interesting ones in it.
YOU'RE also forgetting the T-70, T-200, HK-Silverfish, and HK-mini-hunters!!??🤦♂️