After its termination, the original T-800's wreckage was retrieved by Cyberdyne Systems. By studying the wreckage, Cyberdyne was able to develop the Neural Net CPU via reverse engineering, which led to the creation of Skynet. Its wreckage might also serve as the basis for the company to develop primitive Terminators, such as T-70 in Battle Across Time timeline and T-600 in Rise of the Machines timeline.
History[]
Tempest timeline[]
After the T-800 was destroyed, its wreckage was retrieved and locked up by LAPD as police evidence. However, under Dr. Bertram Hollister's request, the wreckage was stolen by C850.D, who then brought it to Dr. Hollister. However, upon inspection, Dr. Hollister was interrupted by Resistance colonel Mary Randall, Bart Lukens, and Dr. Ed Astin. Tempest issue 3 After a short confrontation, the wreckage was destroyed by Dudley. Tempest issue 4
2029 to 1984 timeline[]
In 2029 to 1984 timeline, after the T-800 was destroyed, its wreckage was retrieved by Mr. Cort's department along with Kyle Reese. 1984 issue 1 When Sarah Connor and Ben Oliver went to rescue Kyle, they discovered the wreckage being reassembled. They wired the wreckage with dynamites, which destroyed it. However, Mr. Cort's team managed to recover the damaged endo arm and CPU chip. 1984 issue 2
Revenge timeline[]
In 1984, the military seized the remaining parts of the T-800. In 1992, these parts were stolen by a band of environmental scientists, motivated by the result of their scenario analysis. These scientists believed that, would this technology remain in the wrong hands, it would ultimately lead to the annihilation of mankind. These scientists later joined John Connor and the Resistance. Terminator Revenge
Judgment Day timeline[]
In Judgment Day timeline, though the original T-800 had been terminated, its right arm and crushed CPU had survived the hydraulic press, and were recovered by Cyberdyne Systems. Dr. Miles Bennett Dyson, a cybernetics scientist and a high-ranking employee of Cyberdyne, was tasked with creating a new neural-net processor from these two pieces of unknown-sourced advanced technology.
Miles studied the processors and was able to build a revolutionary new brand of automated systems, a more-advanced form of artificial intelligence and making other existing computer systems obsolete in comparison. The project eventually reached the point where he nearly completed a prototype of the processor. In the same manner as Kyle Reese's entrance into the timeline had altered the fathering of John Connor, the introduction of the Terminator's remains altered and accelerated the rise of Skynet, introducing another alternate future revolving around a predestination paradox.
The Terminator arm and CPU were stolen from Cyberdyne by a 10-year-old John Connor, his mother Sarah, and another T-800 which had been reprogrammed by the Resistance. They ultimately destroyed the two Terminator pieces by throwing them into a vat of molten steel, in an attempt to change the future and eliminate Skynet once and for all. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Genisys timeline[]
- Main article: T-800 (The Terminator)/Genisys
After the T-800 was terminated by Kyle Reese, its CPU chip was removed while its wreckage was completely destroyed in an acid bath by Pops. Pops then used the removed CPU chip to activate the Time Displacement Device to send Kyle Reese and Sarah Connor to 2017 in order to destroy Skynet before its activation. Its CPU chip was then fried afterward. Terminator Genisys
Merchandise[]
- T-800 Endoskeleton Terminator Arm & Brain Chip ([year needed])
- [description needed]
Notes[]
- In the video game Duke Nukem 3D, the level "Freeway" features a crushed Terminator inside a hydraulic press and the protagonist will say "Terminated" upon seen it.
- T-800 Endoskeleton Arm is featured as an Epic Back Bling that is bundled with the Sarah Connor Outfit in the online game Fortnite Battle Royale
Appearances[]
- The Terminator
- The Terminator: Tempest (Crushed endoskeleton)
- Tempest issue 3
- Tempest issue 4
- Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Endoskeleton arm and broken CPU)
- Terminator Revenge (Mentioned only)[Confirmation needed]
- The Terminator: 1984
- The Terminator: 1984 issue 2 (Wreckage)
- The Terminator: 1984 issue 3 (Wreckage)
- Terminator Genisys
- Crossovers
- Terminator/Robocop Kill Human (Endo arm and broken CPU)
- Fortnite: Battle Royale (Endo arm; item)
Gallery[]
The Terminator[]
Terminator 2: Judgment Day[]
- Screen captures
- Storyboards, concept arts, and Behind-the-Scenes