Iconic Cybernetic Representations in Science Fiction

Rocket Raccoon's cybernetic enhancements in the Marvel universe highlight the ethical implications of genetic and technological modifications.

Steve Austin's character popularized the concept of cybernetic enhancements for human improvement, influencing real-world prosthetics.

Adam Jensen from *Deus Ex* series represents a blend of human and machine, raising questions about privacy and control.

RoboCop's transformation into a cyborg law enforcement officer critiques corporate control and technological ethics.

Darth Vader is one of the most iconic cyborgs, symbolizing both power and tragedy through his cybernetic enhancements.

Ava, an artificial intelligence cyborg, explores the boundaries between human and machine consciousness.

Alita's cyborg body in *Alita: Battle Angel* explores themes of identity and humanity through advanced prosthetics.

Molly Millions is a pioneering cyberpunk character known for her razor-sharp blades and enhanced senses, embodying the genre's aesthetic.

Bucky Barnes's cybernetic arm symbolizes the intersection of technology and human identity in the Marvel universe.

Roy Batty's replicant body in *Blade Runner* explores themes of humanity and mortality, making him a profound cyborg character.