His human flesh is dying before it all gets burned off. All biological systems are subject to age unless you were to specifically genetically tinker that out, which obviously they didn't do. So his outer form ages."
His age is reflected in the film, with Cameron explaining to the filmmakers "that the outer covering (of the Terminator) was actually not synthetic, that it was organic and therefore could age." Cameron returned to the franchise for Terminator: Dark Fate, released in 2019.
Why does every T-800 Terminator sent back look same in Terminator Series? This is actually answered in Terminator Salvation. In the final scene, there is an assembly line in which T-800s are manufactured. They all have the face of Arnold.
Terminators typically consist of an exterior made of living human tissue, covering a metal endoskeleton. The skin is prone to aging and injury related deterioration. Terminators are generally used as infiltration units, their appearance allowing them to blend in with humans.
2019's Terminator: Dark Fate introduced the most powerful Terminator model of all, the Rev-9. The villainous Rev-9 could do practically anything in that movie, making it feel like all other Terminator models combined into a single unit.
A Cyborg or cybernetic organism, is a being with both artificial and natural systems. In the Terminator franchise, many Terminators are cyborgs. The Series 8xx and 900 Infiltrators are made up of living tissue over metal endoskeletons, and have referred to themselves as "cybernetic organisms".
The Cyberdyne Systems Series 800 Terminator, also known as T-800 Terminator, Model T-800, or simply T-800, is a type of Terminator mass-produced by Skynet. The T-800 Terminator was Skynet's first cybernetic organism, with living tissue over a hyperalloy endoskeleton.
In the character's first appearance, John is famously played by actor Edward Furlong as a child, and very briefly by Michael Edwards as an adult. In this movie, as a child, John is meant to be a 10-year-old juvenile delinquent, and he fends off Terminator assassination attempts.
Originally Answered: Why are all the T-800s in the Terminator movie identical to Arnold Schwarzenegger? The Terminator model in the movies are model 101 which is a line of Terminators that all contain the skin that looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger. This is how they explained why he always shows up in every movie.
The Terminator becomes a father figure to John Connor, and the audience shares in this journey. He switches from a monster that can't be bargained with or reasoned with to representing hope for the future by learning the value of human life.
In T2, the T-800 says his metal endoskeleton can run for 120 years, even after its semi-organic outer layer has rotted and sloughed off. And Dark Fate shows that that process just happens to look exactly like normal human aging.
How likely is Terminator where robots get so intelligent they grow independence and take over in real life? Not very. We can always “pull the plug,” after all. However, even reaching that point is pretty much fantasy.
The lack of real change in the story and an updated premise hurt the sequel, and instead of drawing in the crowds that the earlier film enjoyed, Terminator: Dark Fate used almost twice the budget, to earn back half of T2's takings at the box office (via The Numbers).
The next biggest age gap is between Hercules and Meg, with Hercules thought to be 18 and Meg 28 in the 1997 film. Although Meg continually rejects Hercules throughout the film, she relents at the end!
However, Schwarzenegger came back in 1970 and won the competition, making him the youngest ever Mr. Olympia at the age of 23, a record he still holds to this day. He continued his winning streak in the 1971–1974 competitions.
As far as the scenes in Hercules, I would rate it "great" for 5+ and a "maybe" for anyone under 5 (depending on the kid). None of the scenes ever scared me or my siblings when we were little (or anyone I knew for that fact--or at least none who would admit it)--but it depends on the kid.
However, while the Rev-9 and T-1000 each rack up an impressive body count, the T-800's status as the series most dangerous killer has more to do with how the movie frames him than his number of victims.
Ironically, the T-Infinity was later destroyed and its data was analyzed by the Resistance to gain the location of Skynet's Hub. The Resistance then launched a missile directly to the Skynet Hub, destroying Skynet once and for all.
The T-X (referred to as the Terminatrix in some appearances until other terminatrix (female terminators) appeared) is the name of a fictional cyborg assassin who appears in the Terminator franchise.
Schwarzenegger's unstoppable robotic bad guy, the T-800, would go on to become one of the greatest villains – and one of the greatest heroes! – of all time.
Cyborg's technology is easily superior to Terminator, which made it hard for Terminator to harm him. Wiz: In all honesty, Cyborg could've ended the fight just by hacking Arnold. And while the Hydrogen Fuel Cell explosion is strong, Cyborg has many ways to avoid it.
In a typical example, a human with an artificial cardiac pacemaker or implantable cardioverter-defibrillator would be considered a cyborg, since these devices measure voltage potentials in the body, perform signal processing, and can deliver electrical stimuli, using this synthetic feedback mechanism to keep that ...
