Powerful but Brain-Dead?

Although 2B, Tifa, and A2 had all been created using General-Purpose Combat Robot Technology,

after undergoing numerous upgrades and modifications, they were no longer entirely made of steel. Their bodies contained a great deal of bionic material.

These bionic materials were almost indistinguishable from human flesh. Combined with their body-temperature regulation systems, they could simulate eighty percent of the sensation of a real human body.

Tifa in particular, because she was a Management-Type Robot, had not been configured with especially high combat capabilities.

As a result, she used the most bionic material of any robot and felt the closest to a human.

It was already difficult to tell the real from the fake through observation and touch alone.

Because 2B was a Judgment-Type Robot, she had an Adamantium Skeleton, while the inner layer of her skin was made from Vibranium.

Her touch was therefore slightly inferior to Tifa's, but unless someone paid particularly close attention, it was still hard to notice.

The newly created A2 was even more advanced.

Her entire body was condensed from nanoparticles, which contained three main components.

They were Vibranium, Proto-Adamantium, and bionic materials.

Vibranium formed A2's entire skeleton apart from the bones in her palms, as well as the inner layer of her skin.

This maximized Vibranium's ability to absorb kinetic energy, greatly enhancing A2's defense.

Compared with 2B, A2 was more focused on defense. Her body's offensive power was slightly weaker than 2B's Adamantium Skeleton.

Therefore, to increase A2's offensive capabilities, Loren strengthened her in other areas.

He used Proto-Adamantium to form A2's palm bones and her cold weapon—the Embroidered Spring Blade.

That way, in battle, she could rely on Proto-Adamantium's absurd hardness and sharpness to kill her enemies.

Apart from that, every remaining part of A2 was condensed from nanoscale bionic materials.

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