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Original release / air date: 31 January 1986
Runtime: 96 minutes
Country / region: United States; Spain
Original language: English
Production company / studio: Empire Pictures; Altar Productions
Distributor / platform: Empire Pictures
Artificial character(s): Mandroid / John, Abbot Reeves, S.P.O.T.
ASFR type: Transformation
Character type: Cyborg, Robot

Overview

An injured pilot rebuilt as the Mandroid for time-travel experiments escapes an order to have him dismantled and seeks help from robotics scientist Nora Hunter.

ASFR Content

The Mandroid is a human survivor reconstructed into a heavily mechanical body. Nora repairs damage from his escape. At Reeves's compound the villain is revealed to have converted himself into an even more advanced cyborg before the badly damaged Mandroid sacrifices himself.

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ASFR Scenes

Scene 1
Key ASFR scene

Reeves orders the Mandroid dismantled

After the time-travel tests succeed, Reeves decides that the cyborg pilot should be scrapped.

Character(s): Mandroid / John
Features:
Scene 2
Key ASFR scene

Nora repairs the damaged Mandroid

Nora recognises her robotics work in his body and repairs damage caused during the escape.

Character(s): Mandroid / John
Scene 3
Key ASFR scene

Reeves is revealed as an advanced cyborg

The group discovers that Reeves has rebuilt himself as a more advanced machine with Roman-style armor.

Character(s): Abbot Reeves
Scene 4
Key ASFR scene

The damaged Mandroid sacrifices himself

Reeves severely damages Mandroid, who uses the remains of his artificial body to free his companions.

Character(s): Mandroid / John

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