Except that at some point I remember the 2032 series also had a little black box callled the overmind system that did the ccntrol all boomers thing. Largo just
didn't get that thing, so he had the SOL. I haven't watched it in a while so I may be remembering something from a fanfic... but I don't think I
am.
Largo also isn't just any boomer... he is the boomer reincarnation of the power mad Genom executive Brian J. Mason. Done with an artifical body and a
slightly warped mind scan copy thing. BJM had a god complex... in Largo he felt he had obtained a proper body worthy of that status. BJM would have sold out
his mom for a pitance... somehow I can't picture him seeing Galatea as anything but a less god, a tool of himself, and one he'd rather have the powers
of than have exist. On the otherhand if she is treating him as a pawn he'll flip out... he may be a prisoner in his own body, but first change he gets
he'll off her and steal her power from her corpse. There would have to be a major reason that BJM wanted Galatea as a mate if they are to interact in a
different way and I seem to recall Galatea having a child's body. I'm also not sure he'd be all that intrested in a Stingray as screwed up as the
one in 2040.
Boomer minds in 2032 are as far as I know carbon based. I've never seen anything to say the living bits that make them cyborgs aren't carbon based... I
remember them being called organic before. Organic things have to be carbon based... its the literal definition. Yes, silicon chips are involved, but that is
the machine part of them.
In 2032, fusion parts are war material and terror weapons. The one in Aqua city should show how dangerous they are. They are also rare parts. As long as they
have power and material to absorb they can get ginormous.
In 2040, every boomer has the potential to be a fusion boomer. Its why they grow and mutate like some kind of youma while they atttack. They also appear to
have heavily restrained minds... for instance, when the controls where obliterated at the end point and the boomers went wild.... the watress boomer flipped
out and started forcefeeding her owner/boss coffee while ranting madly about how much she HATED serving cofffee and how she really, really needed to do
something else. Leon looked at the scene and left to deal with the rest of the city... he basically decided that was a normal waitress snapping deal and moved
on without stopping it. I remember the owner complaining about how she kept breaking down for no apparent reason earilier on, apparenlt she wasn't able to
tell him directly and he couldn't take a hint. I think the nanotech fusion thing was just the controls being taken off the growth process from
manufacturing them in vats. The Boomers with the restrains removed by outside forces are picking low mind, inexperienced boomers that aren't smart enough
to be stable... or insane under the restrains like the one that was forced to lick that guys boots.
In 2032, the only 'rogue boomers' in the series are Largo, the 33S' (the assassin type that killed Irene was a custom varient of that) and maybe
ADAMA count as one. All the others are programmed to go rogue under Genom's development plans and for assassinations and terror. They are also assembly
line models... they show them make them in factories in the episode with the super boomer with the SOL.
(Edit for spellcheck reasons.)
didn't get that thing, so he had the SOL. I haven't watched it in a while so I may be remembering something from a fanfic... but I don't think I
am.
Largo also isn't just any boomer... he is the boomer reincarnation of the power mad Genom executive Brian J. Mason. Done with an artifical body and a
slightly warped mind scan copy thing. BJM had a god complex... in Largo he felt he had obtained a proper body worthy of that status. BJM would have sold out
his mom for a pitance... somehow I can't picture him seeing Galatea as anything but a less god, a tool of himself, and one he'd rather have the powers
of than have exist. On the otherhand if she is treating him as a pawn he'll flip out... he may be a prisoner in his own body, but first change he gets
he'll off her and steal her power from her corpse. There would have to be a major reason that BJM wanted Galatea as a mate if they are to interact in a
different way and I seem to recall Galatea having a child's body. I'm also not sure he'd be all that intrested in a Stingray as screwed up as the
one in 2040.
Boomer minds in 2032 are as far as I know carbon based. I've never seen anything to say the living bits that make them cyborgs aren't carbon based... I
remember them being called organic before. Organic things have to be carbon based... its the literal definition. Yes, silicon chips are involved, but that is
the machine part of them.
In 2032, fusion parts are war material and terror weapons. The one in Aqua city should show how dangerous they are. They are also rare parts. As long as they
have power and material to absorb they can get ginormous.
In 2040, every boomer has the potential to be a fusion boomer. Its why they grow and mutate like some kind of youma while they atttack. They also appear to
have heavily restrained minds... for instance, when the controls where obliterated at the end point and the boomers went wild.... the watress boomer flipped
out and started forcefeeding her owner/boss coffee while ranting madly about how much she HATED serving cofffee and how she really, really needed to do
something else. Leon looked at the scene and left to deal with the rest of the city... he basically decided that was a normal waitress snapping deal and moved
on without stopping it. I remember the owner complaining about how she kept breaking down for no apparent reason earilier on, apparenlt she wasn't able to
tell him directly and he couldn't take a hint. I think the nanotech fusion thing was just the controls being taken off the growth process from
manufacturing them in vats. The Boomers with the restrains removed by outside forces are picking low mind, inexperienced boomers that aren't smart enough
to be stable... or insane under the restrains like the one that was forced to lick that guys boots.
In 2032, the only 'rogue boomers' in the series are Largo, the 33S' (the assassin type that killed Irene was a custom varient of that) and maybe
ADAMA count as one. All the others are programmed to go rogue under Genom's development plans and for assassinations and terror. They are also assembly
line models... they show them make them in factories in the episode with the super boomer with the SOL.
(Edit for spellcheck reasons.)