If they're cyborgs why do they have human inside breast o-o

Why not?

Because cyborgs have natural and artificial systems? Good question bro

For life-like texture ;_;

Are those futanari projectors between the bladder and the uterus? My anatomy's a little off. Hey, why would a cyborg need a uterus? Breasts and a vagina I could understand, but a uterus?

Gentlemen, I think a translation may answer all of our questions.

so they can have children, obviously. cyborg's are still partially living, only with some mechanical parts. no reason to rip out their distinct biological traits

it not a cyborg technically thik of android 18 she was a android and if you think of ghost inthe shell they were cyborgs but cant get a erection

so they are more like androinds than cyborg but hey its hentai its not supposed to make sense whats so ever

I'm just gonna fave this so I can find it again after it gets translated. This might be kinda funny.

Ah, I got my androids and cyborgs confused. Cyborgs are humans with machine parts while androids are pure machines made to look and act human... I think?

Blue_Dragon said:
Ah, I got my androids and cyborgs confused. Cyborgs are humans with machine parts while androids are pure machines made to look and act human... I think?

yes, that is correct

I think many of you are confusing Cyborgs with Androids. Cyborgs are nothing but humans with artificial implants to replace or make stronger natural organs. Androids on the other hand are 100% artificial. So a Cyborg can give birth if it still has a uterus intact.

then how about a "bio-android" like malfina from outlaw star? (i probably spelled the name wrong)

I would think that a bio-android would be a machine that has some laboratory-created artificial parts, such as a heart created using human cells. If that is true, it wouldnt be a cyborg, since it doesnt have a soul, and was never completely human, but also wouldnt be a typical android, since it isnt made using metals, rubber, and plastics.
That, or there is no actual thing as a bio-android. (?)

NT110 said:
I would think that a bio-android would be a machine that has some laboratory-created artificial parts, such as a heart created using human cells. If that is true, it wouldnt be a cyborg, since it doesnt have a soul, and was never completely human, but also wouldnt be a typical android, since it isnt made using metals, rubber, and plastics.
That, or there is no actual thing as a bio-android. (?)

You're describing an artificial cyborg.

I did some translating... the breast is a bio(生体)(???)bag(バッグ). Shoulder was a little bit tricky... it's what I put or something like "Universal joint for shoulder cartridge".

NT110 said:
I would think that a bio-android would be a machine that has some laboratory-created artificial parts, such as a heart created using human cells. If that is true, it wouldn't be a cyborg, since it doesn't have a soul, and was never completely human, but also wouldn't be a typical android, since it isn't made using metals, rubber, and plastics.
That, or there is no actual thing as a bio-android. (?)

Byakugan01 said:
You're describing an artificial cyborg.

Sounds like Realians from Xenosaga to me. They're grown in cellular vats using organic components. They're the pinnacle of robotics in Xenosaga since they can usually pass for humans unless they were bred for a combat role, in which case there might be... modifications... made to the normal simulated DNA template.

The artist calls them "cyborg"(in katakana). I translated it more and found it neat(and harder to translate) how the artist chose to use more technical terms... instead of just "bladder" , "breast", or "uterus". I wonder how the uterus in the 2nd cyborg is improved... we'll need a better skilled/motivated translator. Although I hope my translations answer your Qs

dotphracker said:
I wonder how the uterus in the 2nd cyborg is improved...

I'm guessing fertility on command. No more pesky waiting for the cycle to be just right. This would also totally eliminate periods.

For some reason I felt I had to translate the rest of it.

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perfect Sbsolute(ly) perfect.... reads it all in.....

G-Gillian! I read motion - use extreme caution!

couldn't a bio-android be another name for a clone or artificial human (like Xenosaga's Realians) that are completely biological, but are more durable than humans and have a nuro-link or other type of device that lets them link to a computer?

Bio-Androids are a Grey area. One can argue that they are Cyborgs, Androids, and weather or not they have souls. In the end.

Personally, if something has feelings and emotions, then I think it has a soul.

Bio-Android is actually a redundant term, in some way.

Androids cover any human form imitating machine (greek Aner (Man) + "eidos" (appearance) -> Man-shaped), no matter what parts it is made from - for example the Replicants from Blade Runner, which are made entirely of biological parts (Ironically, they were deliberately renamed from "Androids" to "Replicants" to emphasize this). These androids can only be differentiated from real humans through Psychological Testing, as they are biologically identical - and even that border is broken down in the story with Rachel, an Android with implanted memories.
Realian is yet another new name for the same thing. Gynoid (gyne (woman)) is sometimes used to differentiate Female Androids, but it seems to me like a rather pointless differentiation, as aner means both man and human in general.

Androids, in contrast to Cyborgs, are created, built- while Cyborgs are normal, born people enhanced with robotic parts.
Androids are completely constructed, while Cyborgs are modified from what nature created.

The interesting thing is when is an Android equal to a human, a question raised for example in Xenosaga, where Miriam points out that KOS-MOS, who is created entirely from mechanical parts (in contrast to the meaty Realians), is actually just as much of a human being as anyone else, with nanomachines and robotics being the equivalent to our enzymes and cells (etc). Does the amount of biological parts define it, or is it the fact that they were not born, but built?

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I love this topic.

Reminds me of Armitage III.

Dacl73 said:
Bio-Androids are a Grey area. One can argue that they are Cyborgs, Androids, and weather or not they have souls. In the end.

Personally, if something has feelings and emotions, then I think it has a soul.

Bit of a flaw with this.

Emotions can be programmed. A robot can be programmed to be sad when a person dies. People can also be 'programmed' or conditioned, rather. Say you have a little kid, and they are violent. You can condition them to learn that violence is bad via negative or positive reinforcement.

Emotions aren't solely natural anymore. Even if they aren't 'real' emotions, they can still be programmed.

"Photon Engine" - so they're cyborg models based on Mazinger Z?

Dacl73 said:
Personally, if something has feelings and emotions, then I think it has a soul.

Take Subaru Nakajima for an example. She is a cyborg yet she has feelings for everyone. So cyborgs do have a soul.