User:King.Godzira/Sandbox/M101 and M102
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- M11: “'KIDS OK?”
- M101: “OK.”
- ― M101 reports the status of KIDS (Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah)
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History
Heisei era
Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah
Multiple M10 were seen onboard the Futurian's mothership MOTHER, working mainly as security personnel with two M10 being seen working on the computer in the mothership's control room alongside a single M11 android. An M10 was seen patrolling the area near the computer that the Futurians were using to control King Ghidorah but was then taken out by the now reprogrammed M11 which gave the M10's weapon to Kenichiro Terasawa who alongside Emmy Kano, the Japanese futurian who had now sided with her home country blew up the device being used to control King Ghidorah. Later the Futurians then sent an entire fleet of M10 to terminate the intruders only to be encountered by M11, the androids got into a shootout in which M11 easily took out each and every one of the other androids. Later when Emmy and Terasawa interrogated Wilson and Glenchico in the main control room of the mothership M101 and M102 held down Terasawa so that Glenchico could shoot him with the blaster that he stole, only for M11 to show up and knock him out and destroy M101 and M102 by throwing them onto the floor damaging their circuitry.
Abilities
M10 have multiple automated and synthetic enhancements which allow for them to be more durable then actual human beings, as Terasawa hurt his leg after kicking one of the robots in the chest due to their mechanical interior. Many of the M10 were equipped with a large blaster which they used in their brief encounter with M11. Although M11 was technologically superior than the M10 as he took down several M10 with a smaller blaster, or by physical force such as when he slammed M101 and M102 onto the floor.
Trivia
- The props of the blasters used by the M10 were reused from Toho's 1984 film Bye-Bye Jupiter.
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