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[[WMG: This movie takes place in the Toy Story universe.]]
How else would they be able to bring a bunch of Barbies to life. Unlike the commandos and Gorgons, they have no chips, no motors, no sensors. One salvaged chip and a machine out of Frankenstein wouldn't be enough to do that. Solution, the toys are already alive, the chip just corrupts them. Essentially it turns them into violent Buzz Lightyears.
How else would they be able to bring a bunch of Barbies to life. Unlike the commandos and Gorgons, they have no chips, no motors, no sensors. One salvaged chip and a machine out of Frankenstein wouldn't be enough to do that. Solution, the toys are already alive, the chip just corrupts them. Essentially it turns them into violent Buzz Lightyears.
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[[WMG: This movie takes place in the Toy Story ''Franchise/ToyStory'' universe.]]
How else would they be able to bring a bunch of Barbies to life. Unlike thecommandos Commandos and Gorgons, they have no chips, no motors, no sensors. One salvaged chip and a machine out of Frankenstein ''Literature/{{Frankenstein}}'' wouldn't be enough to do that. Solution, the toys are already alive, the chip just corrupts them. Essentially it turns them into violent Buzz Lightyears.
* The Commandos did in fact install (crude) motors into the Gwendy Dolls so that they could move, it's the reason why they have cracked or missing limbs.
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* The Commandos did in fact install (crude) motors into the Gwendy Dolls so that they could move, it's the reason why they have cracked or missing limbs.
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[[WMG: ChristmasBloodyChristmas is a sequel to Small Soldiers]]
In Small Soliders, a toy manufacturer thinks it's a good idea to put military AI into toys. In Christmas Bloody Christmas, some idiot thinks it's a good idea to repurpose military AI as ''robot mall santas.'' The result is the same in the two movies, albeit with differences in details due to genre (ie, CBC is a horror movie, so of course the military robot succeeds in killing many people, while Small Soldiers isn't, so the Commando Elite don't have a body count despite their efforts).
In Small Soliders, a toy manufacturer thinks it's a good idea to put military AI into toys. In Christmas Bloody Christmas, some idiot thinks it's a good idea to repurpose military AI as ''robot mall santas.'' The result is the same in the two movies, albeit with differences in details due to genre (ie, CBC is a horror movie, so of course the military robot succeeds in killing many people, while Small Soldiers isn't, so the Commando Elite don't have a body count despite their efforts).
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How else would they be able to bring a bunch of Barbies to life. Unlike the commandos and Gorgons, they have no chips, no motors, no sensors. One salvaged chip and a machine out of Frankenstein wouldn't be enough to do that. Solution, the toys are already alive, the chip just corrupts them. Essentially it turns them into violent Buzz Lightyears.
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How else would they be able to bring a bunch of Barbies to life. Unlike the commandos and Gorgons, they have no chips, no motors, no sensors. One salvaged chip and a machine out of Frankenstein wouldn't be enough to do that. Solution, the toys are already alive, the chip just corrupts them. Essentially it turns them into violent Buzz Lightyears.Lightyears.
[[WMG: [[Creator/RobertPicardo The technician who developed the X1000 chip]] is an ancestor of [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Lewis Zimmerman]].]]
He kept quiet about his involvement in the incident, but decided to transition from hardware to software to make sure this sort of thing didn't happen again - whether out of guilt for his involvement or just to idiot-proof his technology. He also made sure his future developments kept out of military hands and remained striclty for peaceful purposes - maybe something in the medical field?
Meanwhile, Globotech did indeed sell the Commando Elite to the military, and they were responsible both for forcing Khan Noonien Singh off-planet (where better than deep space to live down the embarrassment of being defeated by a bunch of action figures?) and for World War 3 going nuclear (apparently they were STILL too cheap to shell out for proper nuclear shielding).
[[WMG: [[Creator/RobertPicardo The technician who developed the X1000 chip]] is an ancestor of [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Lewis Zimmerman]].]]
He kept quiet about his involvement in the incident, but decided to transition from hardware to software to make sure this sort of thing didn't happen again - whether out of guilt for his involvement or just to idiot-proof his technology. He also made sure his future developments kept out of military hands and remained striclty for peaceful purposes - maybe something in the medical field?
Meanwhile, Globotech did indeed sell the Commando Elite to the military, and they were responsible both for forcing Khan Noonien Singh off-planet (where better than deep space to live down the embarrassment of being defeated by a bunch of action figures?) and for World War 3 going nuclear (apparently they were STILL too cheap to shell out for proper nuclear shielding).
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[[WMG: The X-1000 will later be used to create [[TheTerminator Skynet]].]]
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[[WMG: The X-1000 will later be used to create [[TheTerminator [[Franchise/{{Terminator}} Skynet]].]]
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The only inconsistency is the X-1000's weakness to EMP, which the Terminators don't seem to share. However, the creator of the X-1000 mentioned that practical shielding for EMP exists, but wasn't cost-effective. Clearly, Skynet wasn't so concerned with money, and made sure to equip all of their Terminators with the proper shielding to counteract this weakness. They probably learned from the failure of the Commando Elite.
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The only inconsistency is the X-1000's weakness to EMP, which the Terminators don't seem to share. However, the creator of the X-1000 mentioned that practical shielding for EMP exists, but wasn't cost-effective. Clearly, Skynet wasn't so concerned with money, and made sure to equip all of their Terminators with the proper shielding to counteract this weakness. They probably learned from the failure of the Commando Elite.Elite.
[[WMG: This movie takes place in the Toy Story universe.]]
How else would they be able to bring a bunch of Barbies to life. Unlike the commandos and Gorgons, they have no chips, no motors, no sensors. One salvaged chip and a machine out of Frankenstein wouldn't be enough to do that. Solution, the toys are already alive, the chip just corrupts them. Essentially it turns them into violent Buzz Lightyears.
[[WMG: This movie takes place in the Toy Story universe.]]
How else would they be able to bring a bunch of Barbies to life. Unlike the commandos and Gorgons, they have no chips, no motors, no sensors. One salvaged chip and a machine out of Frankenstein wouldn't be enough to do that. Solution, the toys are already alive, the chip just corrupts them. Essentially it turns them into violent Buzz Lightyears.
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[[WMG: There will eventually be a sequel some time in the near future.]]
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[[WMG: There will eventually be a sequel some time in the near future.]]]]
[[WMG: The X-1000 will later be used to create [[TheTerminator Skynet]].]]
The Commando Elite? They're the first Terminators. Scale them up and replace the Gorgonites with humans, and you've got genuine Terminators. Almost every trait of Skynet and the Terminators is shared with the Commando Elite: They relentlessly pursue and destroy their targets, they're single-minded and impossible to reason with, they're capable of learning, they ruthlessly exterminate anything that comes between them and their target, they have a human-like appearance despite being machines, and they keep coming back until they're completely pulverized. (Just look at the scene where Major Chip Hazard is disfigured, but comes back and tries again.) Terminators are also shown to have a chip inside their heads that's so important that they shut down if it's removed--it could easily be a later model of the X-1000. Finally, the movie ends with Gil Mars looking into using the X-1000 for military purposes against the USA's enemies...just the way that Skynet started out.
The only inconsistency is the X-1000's weakness to EMP, which the Terminators don't seem to share. However, the creator of the X-1000 mentioned that practical shielding for EMP exists, but wasn't cost-effective. Clearly, Skynet wasn't so concerned with money, and made sure to equip all of their Terminators with the proper shielding to counteract this weakness. They probably learned from the failure of the Commando Elite.
[[WMG: The X-1000 will later be used to create [[TheTerminator Skynet]].]]
The Commando Elite? They're the first Terminators. Scale them up and replace the Gorgonites with humans, and you've got genuine Terminators. Almost every trait of Skynet and the Terminators is shared with the Commando Elite: They relentlessly pursue and destroy their targets, they're single-minded and impossible to reason with, they're capable of learning, they ruthlessly exterminate anything that comes between them and their target, they have a human-like appearance despite being machines, and they keep coming back until they're completely pulverized. (Just look at the scene where Major Chip Hazard is disfigured, but comes back and tries again.) Terminators are also shown to have a chip inside their heads that's so important that they shut down if it's removed--it could easily be a later model of the X-1000. Finally, the movie ends with Gil Mars looking into using the X-1000 for military purposes against the USA's enemies...just the way that Skynet started out.
The only inconsistency is the X-1000's weakness to EMP, which the Terminators don't seem to share. However, the creator of the X-1000 mentioned that practical shielding for EMP exists, but wasn't cost-effective. Clearly, Skynet wasn't so concerned with money, and made sure to equip all of their Terminators with the proper shielding to counteract this weakness. They probably learned from the failure of the Commando Elite.
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* The original plan may have been for it to be installed in a remote guidance system that could learn from several launches.
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* Of course, given the way that the toys reacted to having the chip installed, that is the shift to the extremeness of what was originally reasonable personalities ('Defend Humanity at all costs!' and 'Learn about this strange new world!'), we could assume that any missile with the basic instructions of 'Be fired, fly through air, destroy the target' would become a zealous engine of destruction for it's singular purpose. Whether that is a good thing, however, is still up for debate...
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* Of course, given the way that the toys reacted to having the chip installed, that is the shift to the extremeness of what was originally reasonable personalities ('Defend Humanity at all costs!' and 'Learn about this strange new world!'), we could assume that any missile with the basic instructions of 'Be fired, fly through air, destroy the target' would become a zealous engine of destruction for it's singular purpose. Whether that is a good thing, however, is still up for debate...debate...
[[WMG: There will eventually be a sequel some time in the near future.]]
[[WMG: There will eventually be a sequel some time in the near future.]]
