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Terminator 2029 concept art: Liquid Terminator Prototypes, part 3 out of 11.

One of those subverting your expectation moments xD. You thought there was only T-1000, but Skynet actually developed three Liquid Terminator models, each prototype of its series, each different and more advanced than the other. And yes, they will run around in full frontal nudity, it makes sense because they're machines, they don't need clothes in a post-apocalyptic world, they don't feel cold or feel ashamed of their nakedness. This also evokes biblical Adam and Eve who didn't feel ashamed for being naked until they ate from the tree of knowledge. Of course, people which they can get in contact with, they can impersonate that person with whatever clothes that person was wearing xD.

T-1000, played by Robert Patrick (Terminator 2, Peacemaker). Yes, de-aged Robert Patrick returns as the evil as f--k T-1000! T-1000 Advanced Prototype, is a Terminator produced by Skynet in 2029. The 1000 series Terminator is fully autonomous, unlike previous infiltrator models that used rubber skin and then living tissue over a metallic endoskeleton, the T-1000 is made entirely out of liquid metal called "mimetic polyalloy", meaning it can reform into any shape it touches of the approximate size, thus calling it a "shape-changer". Able to create blunt weaponry such as hooks, or stabbing weapons like knives.

T-1001, played by Vanessa Kirby (Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1, Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw). T-1001 Advanced Prototype is a female liquid terminator, able to do anything that the T-1000 can. However, T-1001 is made from more experimental mimetic polyalloy mixture which allows her to change shape in subatomic level, able to change her viscosity at will, changing her shape faster than the T-1000. Subatomic manipulation also gives her ability to cut through between atoms, flow through solid objects like walls and steel buckets. Although, the surface which she phase through will lose cohesive integrity and density, which can be detected by simply touching the surface. T-1001 can't penetrate tungsten, uranium, lead or other densest materials on Earth.

T-1002, played by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II (Aquaman, The Matrix Resurrections). T-1002 was a Series 1000 battle unit designed by Skynet for heavy combat engagements, meaning it is more powerful and can take more damage than T-1000 or T-1001. The T-1002 is able to develop stabbing weapons all across its body which shows that it probably has greater control over the structure of its design than its predecessors. Able to create shapes of otherworldy beings, turn its whole body into a weapon, able to dispatch several enemies at once. T-1002 has also greater remote control of its mass, able to "recover essence" faster, extensive regeneration of damage. T-1002's liquid molecular brain is also more extensive, showing greater strategic thinking, more free will and social skills.

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Terminator 2029 concept art: Liquid Terminator Prototypes, part 3 out of 11.

One of those subverting your expectation moments xD. You thought there was only T-1000, but Skynet actually developed three Liquid Terminator models, each prototype of its series, each different and more advanced than the other. And yes, they will run around in full frontal nudity, it makes sense because they're machines, they don't need clothes in a post-apocalyptic world, they don't feel cold or feel ashamed of their nakedness. This also evokes biblical Adam and Eve who didn't feel ashamed for being naked until they ate from the tree of knowledge. Of course, people which they can get in contact with, they can impersonate that person with whatever clothes that person was wearing xD.

T-1000, played by Robert Patrick (Terminator 2, Peacemaker). Yes, de-aged Robert Patrick returns as the evil as f--k T-1000! T-1000 Advanced Prototype, is a Terminator produced by Skynet in 2029. The 1000 series Terminator is fully autonomous, unlike previous infiltrator models that used rubber skin and then living tissue over a metallic endoskeleton, the T-1000 is made entirely out of liquid metal called "mimetic polyalloy", meaning it can reform into any shape it touches of the approximate size, thus calling it a "shape-changer". Able to create blunt weaponry such as hooks, or stabbing weapons like knives.

T-1001, played by Vanessa Kirby (Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1, Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw). T-1001 Advanced Prototype is a female liquid terminator, able to do anything that the T-1000 can. However, T-1001 is made from more experimental mimetic polyalloy mixture which allows her to change shape in subatomic level, able to change her viscosity at will, changing her shape faster than the T-1000. Subatomic manipulation also gives her ability to cut through between atoms, flow through solid objects like walls and steel buckets. Although, the surface which she phase through will lose cohesive integrity and density, which can be detected by simply touching the surface. T-1001 can't penetrate tungsten, uranium, lead or other densest materials on Earth.

T-1002, played by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II (Aquaman, The Matrix Resurrections). T-1002 was a Series 1000 battle unit designed by Skynet for heavy combat engagements, meaning it is more powerful and can take more damage than T-1000 or T-1001. The T-1002 is able to develop stabbing weapons all across its body which shows that it probably has greater control over the structure of its design than its predecessors. Able to create shapes of otherworldy beings, turn its whole body into a weapon, able to dispatch several enemies at once. T-1002 has also greater remote control of its mass, able to "recover essence" faster, extensive regeneration of damage. T-1002's liquid molecular brain is also more extensive, showing greater strategic thinking, more free will and social skills.