Cyborg Cop story
An ex-DEA officer travels to an unnamed Caribbean island to locate his brother, who, unbeknownst to him, has been transformed into a killer cyborg . It is the first installment in the Cyborg Cop film series.
13 total · 1 choice · 3 major · 9 minor
| Theme | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| cyborg | choice | The main novelty of the story concerns the megalomaniacal Professor Joachim Kessel's creation of a K3 prototype cyborg assassin. |
| brother and brother | major | The story follows Jack as he goes to an unnamed Caribbean island in search of his younger brother Philip. |
| mad scientist stereotype | major | Professor Joachim Kessel was a brilliant but troubled scientist who had developed a technique to turn any soldier into a virtually indestructible cyborg. Kessel's assistant Dr. Stechman wore a lab coat and spoke with a distinct German accent. |
| romantic love | major | After something of a rocky start, Jack and Cathy really hit it off and the two fell passionately in love. |
| adoption of a child | minor | Little Frankie was counting on Philip adopting him, but then Philip went and got himself turned into a killer cyborg. |
| attitude of superiority | minor | Professor Joachim Kessel boasted of being "the greatest scientist on Earth" and was generally rather full of himself. |
| coping with post-traumatic stress | minor | Jack woke up in a cold sweat from a nightmare about his time in a combat setting. |
| facing a hostage situation | minor | The DEA agents, and brothers, Jack and Philip freed a young female hostage by the simple expedient of riddling her panicked captor with bullets. |
| illegal drug trade | minor | Professor Kessel dealt large quantities of heroin in order to fund his pioneering work in the area of creating killer cyborgs. |
| journalism | minor | The stereotypical journalist Cathy went to an unnamed Caribbean island to do a story on voodoo, but ended up getting mixed up in a situation involving heroin smuggling and killer cyborgs. |