Fictional Advertisements: Difference between revisions

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Here are some notable examples of fictional advertisements in media:

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Synthetic beings
Electromechanical	Fembot • Robot
Amalgamated	Cyborg • Terminator
Biological	Biodroid • Replicant
Subsets	Assassindroid • Backup • Built • GINO • Robot maid • Sexbot • Sleeper • Stepford wife • Transformation

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 [[Image:Rachel_13.png|thumb|350px|Rachel in [[Weird Science: Copper Top Girl]]]]
-In Fembot terminology, "Built" fembots are those which are constructed, as opposed to those who are transformed into fembots via nanites, or equipped with mechanical parts, like cyborgs.
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-Built fembots hold more appeal to most [[ASFR]] fans because they are true fembots rather than people forcibly or voluntarily transformed, or people who equip themselves with cybernetic components, otherwise known as [[cyborgs]].
 ==In fiction==
-There are countless "Built" fembots in the realm of fiction, however some notable examples are:
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-*[[April]] & [[Buffybot]] from [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]
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-*[[Andrea]] from the [[Star Trek]] episode [[What Are Little Girls Made Of?]]
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-*The [[Template:Bionic|fembots]] from [[The Bionic Woman]]
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