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| [[File:Fatale_laser.png|450px]] A fembot opens a hidden compartment and prepares to assassinate her target ''By [[VillainessCoded]]'' | |||
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An '''Assassindroid''' is a gynoid designed for the assassination of specific individuals, as opposed to pure combat against a generalized enemy. Often these are given the outward physical appearance of a human female for covert operations in enemy territory. They are frequently depicted as cold, ruthless killers though there are some exceptions to this rule. | An '''Assassindroid''' is a gynoid designed for the assassination of specific individuals, as opposed to pure combat against a generalized enemy. Often these are given the outward physical appearance of a human female for covert operations in enemy territory. They are frequently depicted as cold, ruthless killers though there are some exceptions to this rule. | ||
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*In the 1980 TV series [[Beyond Westworld]], Pamela Williams was kidnapped by Simon Quai and replaced by a robot duplicate. The robot was programmed to kill John Moore, but was badly damaged before it could fulfill its mission. | |||
*The fembots from the 1960's series of film [[Gallery/Dr. Goldfoot|''Dr. Goldfoot'']] are programmed to explode when they get close to their targets. | |||
In the 1980 TV series [[Beyond Westworld]], | *The [[T-X]] from the 2003 film [[Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines]] was programmed to hunt down and kill John Connor, Kate Brewster, and a specified list of TechCom resistance members. | ||
*[[Cameron]] from the television series [[Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles]] was originally designed for infiltration and assassination but has been captured and reprogrammed to function as a bodyguard. | |||
*[[Mona Lisa]] from The Outer Limits episode of the same name is a gynoid designed for assassination who develops beyond her programming. | |||
The fembots from the | *In the Star Wars expanded universe, Guri is a Human Replica Droid owned by Black Sun crime lord Prince Xizor. Though her primary function is Xizor's bodyguard, she is also programmed to be an assassin. | ||
*Aphrodite IX is an assassin gynoid and the title character of the Image comic book series. | |||
The [[T-X]] from the 2003 film [[Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines]] was programmed to hunt down and kill John Connor, Kate Brewster, and a specified list of TechCom resistance members. | |||
[[Cameron]] from the television series [[Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles]] was originally designed for infiltration and assassination but has been captured and reprogrammed to function as a bodyguard. | |||
[[Mona Lisa]] from The Outer Limits episode of the same name is a gynoid designed for assassination who develops beyond her programming. | |||
In the Star Wars expanded universe, Guri is a Human Replica Droid owned by Black Sun crime lord Prince Xizor. Though her primary function is Xizor's bodyguard, she is also programmed to be an assassin. | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:57, 8 May 2026
 A fembot opens a hidden compartment and prepares to assassinate her target By VillainessCoded
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An Assassindroid is a gynoid designed for the assassination of specific individuals, as opposed to pure combat against a generalized enemy. Often these are given the outward physical appearance of a human female for covert operations in enemy territory. They are frequently depicted as cold, ruthless killers though there are some exceptions to this rule.
Examples
- In the 1980 TV series Beyond Westworld, Pamela Williams was kidnapped by Simon Quai and replaced by a robot duplicate. The robot was programmed to kill John Moore, but was badly damaged before it could fulfill its mission.
- The fembots from the 1960's series of film Dr. Goldfoot are programmed to explode when they get close to their targets.
- The T-X from the 2003 film Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines was programmed to hunt down and kill John Connor, Kate Brewster, and a specified list of TechCom resistance members.
- Cameron from the television series Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles was originally designed for infiltration and assassination but has been captured and reprogrammed to function as a bodyguard.
- Mona Lisa from The Outer Limits episode of the same name is a gynoid designed for assassination who develops beyond her programming.
- In the Star Wars expanded universe, Guri is a Human Replica Droid owned by Black Sun crime lord Prince Xizor. Though her primary function is Xizor's bodyguard, she is also programmed to be an assassin.
- Aphrodite IX is an assassin gynoid and the title character of the Image comic book series.
 See all media tagged "Assassindroid" on FembotWiki
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