To make things even more difficult, 9S is clearly in romantic love with 2B. Platonic love, the kind you share with your friends, is often the most complicated sort of relationship. The foil of their relationship is still the fact that 2B has been ordered to kill 9S, and has done so many times over.
How tall is 9S in feet?
His height is 160cm (including boots). His weight is 129.9kg. Whenever 9S self-destructs, his shorts will be removed. In the original release of the game, sometimes during the final boss battle 9S would use his default model instead of the one with his blindfold removed and arm replaced.
How many times has 2B kills 9S?
Over the course of hundreds of operations, 2B was forced to kill 9S and wipe his memory countless times, an act that she came to hate for the pain it caused her after bonding with him over that time. (It is revealed in NieR: Orchestra Concert re:12018 that 2B killed 9S 48 times.)
What does YoRHa stand for?
passing leaf
Does 2b know the truth?
She didn't know, but there were no automated triggers or memory wipes involved either. Every time she was just given orders by the Commander through standard communication means – she was never told why she was supposed to kill him, just that it's the time to do this because he learned something he shouldn't.
Does Kaine remember Nier?
Something very special.” If the player chooses to sacrifice his entire existence for Kainé, the player's data is erased and everyone forgets he ever existed. Nier disappears, while Yonah thanks Kainé for saving her.
Can replicants reproduce?
This, of course, is tied into the enigma revealed later in the film in which it is revealed that the replicant Rachael, featured in the first Blade Runner, was capable of having children, reproducing, although the children who were born to Rachael had immune deficiencies.
Are Replicants immortal Nier?
Replicants were not immortal. They were meant to become vessels for gestalts, so they're biologically almost the same as humans. They aged and died normally and can be remade as long as their Gestalt is still alive. So the Nier you play in the game was not the Shadowlord's first Replicant.
Can replicants age?
Evidence that new model replicants can age comes from Hiam Abbass's Freysa, the leader of the replicant resistance. A 30-year-old photo of her with Rachael's baby shows that Freysa has visibly aged.
Do replicants feel pain?
Your basic premise is not valid; replicants do feel pain. In humans and their meatspace analogues, pain response is a symptom of damage in normal situations. So if a replicant's skin is durable enough to not be horribly burned by a plunge into boiling water then there should likewise be no pain response.
Can replicants die?
In 2020, Tyrell Corporation introduced the Nexus-8 replicant, built with open lifespans not limited to only four years. Tyrell himself had been killed during the events of the first movie in November 2019, and the secret of producing replicants that can procreate died with him.
Is K Deckard's son?
The big twist in the final act of the movie is that K isn't the son of Deckard and Rachael at all, but just another cog in the machine that might lead to the child's discovery. Of course, K does get to accomplish something for a cause bigger than himself by helping Deckard find his daughter...
Does Joe really love k?
Like with Deckard in the original, what makes Joi the most interesting character in Blade Runner 2049 is that we as an audience question her legitimacy her love story provides to the overall narrative. The answer could go both ways, but from our standpoint, Joi really did in fact love K.
Who is Deckard's daughter?
Ana Stelline
Why do replicants cry?
To intervene, to save her, is a barrier she cannot transcend, but she still experiences the human feelings of pain and empathy. Her tears come seconds before the violent display takes place, in anticipation but clearly not surprise.
Why do replicants kill?
The Replicants in Blade Runner went to the Tyrell Corporation to find a way to live longer and that's also bad for business. Emotionally unstable Replicants are a threat to their owners, and the people around them. They're time bombs, a clear and present danger. That's why Blade Runners retire them.
Why did Luv not kill K?
Why didn't Luv kill K when she abducted Deckard? DV: The thing is, for her, he isn't “left” there – she thinks he will die. The truth is, there was a scene that was cut out of the movie where it was obvious that she was killing him.
Is Galatians Syndrome Real?
According to the papers Agent K finds, Dr. Stelline (as we later piece together) is the one diagnosed with Galatians Syndrome. And given her existence in a walled-off room, we can likely assume that the fictional syndrome has something to do with a compromised immune system.
Did Joe die at the end of Blade Runner?
Is Joe permanently dead? In the final moments of 2049, as Deckard finally meets his daughter, we see Joe lie down on the steps and, seemingly, die. The film certainly suggests that he's dead (or “retired,” in Blade Runner speak) but he's a Replicant. (It's the music from the “Time to Die” scene in the original.)
Is Ka a replicant?
Ryan Gosling, who plays a character named “Officer K” in the movie, is a replicant programmed to be a blade runner. But when he meets Deckard late in the movie, Deckard offers no clues over whether he's replicant or human. Ridley Scott, for the record, says Deckard is indeed a replicant.
