So we know about androids being the definition of human-like

>>15678736
>What about robots with human brains?
Cyborgs.

>>15678736
>Hakaider (Kikaider)

Hakaider's kind of a weird one in that he's both a robot and a cyborg.

>>15678756
Because he was a robot first and then the brain got stuffed in him?

>>15678736

That's literally still a cyborg.

>>15678736
Hakaider was an AI (Saburo) that could interface with a human brain (Komyoji), though not directly being controlled by it.
Hakaider was a robot. The shitty Gill-Hakaider from 01 that flushed any science-y pieces of the character down the drain was a cyborg (though supposedly not really since Gill's ghost was a distinctly different personality).

>>15678757
Basically what this guy said. >>15678789

>>15678789

Huh that's weird. So basically a human brain controlling a robot body is still a cyborg but a robot that uses a human brain to power itself is still a robot. Correct?

>>15678798
>but a robot that uses a human brain to power itself is still a robot. Correct?
That's not the situation.

Would "jarheads" be a good name for robots with human brains?

>>15679084
That usually refer to robots.

>>15679084

Jarheads are US marines.

Why are the T-800 Terminators classified as cyborgs if their organic parts are fake/synthetic?

>>15679100

Huh. Good point.

Well, you know how the sapient/sentient robots in Gaogaigar are referred to as "mechanoids" as opposed to just mecha.

>>15678736
>But what about robots with fleshy brains?
>Examples: Hakaider (Kikaider) and Samuel Hayden (Doom)

Also Motoko Kusanagi, who self-identifies as a cyborg