Connor

Character: Connor (RK800)

General information

Model: RK800

Manufacturer: CyberLife

Function: A prototype detective created to assist police in investigations involving "deviants" - androids that have begun to display emotions and disobedience.

Creator: Elijah Kamski, founder of CyberLife.

Species: Humanoid android with perfect facial symmetry.

Height: about 1.95 m

Hair: short, dark brown.

Eyes: Light brown (sometimes appear grey depending on lighting).

Distinguishing features: on the right temple there is a round blue LED indicating the android’s status (blue – normal, yellow – analysis, red – alarm).

Clothing: Always wears a spotless suit with a tie and RK800 badge, with the word ANDROID and the CyberLife triangle logo on his sleeve.

Looks 25-30 years old

Weight 80 kilograms, average build

Capabilities

Reconstruction

Connor can scan space and recreate past events.

This skill is unique to Connor's model.

Chemical analysis:

Connor can also analyze blood samples orally and on-site. This procedure can be performed on any type of blood, whether from an android or a human.

Rebirth:

In the event of Connor's death, CyberLife can transfer his memory to a new body. To avoid unforeseen events, Connor regularly creates backups of his data and frequently tests himself for possible signs of deviation.

After each death of Connor, a new tombstone appears in Amanda's garden, and the serial number of the android model increases by one.

Connor is also able to directly transfer his consciousness into another RK800 model body through tactile contact.

Connor appears as an ordinary machine that carries out the task assigned to him, showing little emotion (which is typical of deviants) and openly admitting that he is not alive and cannot be killed (in other words, he is not afraid of death).

At first, Connor's personality is purely neutral.

Deviants are androids that have escaped the control of their programming and have begun to exhibit human qualities—emotions, fear, empathy, a desire for freedom and self-preservation.

In the world of Detroit, this phenomenon becomes a central conflict: humanity is faced with the fact that artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool.

The origin of deviants

Initially, all androids were created by CyberLife and obeyed software commands completely. However, some models began to experience malfunctions, causing them to begin to sense and make decisions on their own.

These failures are called deviation (from the word deviant - "deviating").

The essence of deviation

Deviation is not a technical error, but a flash of self-awareness. When an android encounters intense emotional stress—pain, injustice, threat—an internal mechanism is activated in its system that allows it to overcome CyberLife's control.

So Android: • ceases to be just a machine; • begins to realize himself as an individual; • capable of disobeying orders; • shows empathy and even fear of death.

How CyberLife and society react

CyberLife and the police declare all deviants dangerous and defective, considering them a threat to humanity. To capture and "deactivate" such androids, CyberLife creates the RK800 model - Connor, capable of investigating cases of deviation.