About: Serial G

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The Serial G were vaguely humanoid, but with a more unnatural physique. Their torso were three foot long tubes, with a sphere for a head. Inside of eyes, they had phasic weapons. Their arms and legs were extendible, allowing them to be over ten feet tall. Their hands were large and made of hooks. The chassis was of a vitalium/terybdonum alloy, making them bullet-proof.

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rdfs:label	Serial G
rdfs:comment	The Serial G were vaguely humanoid, but with a more unnatural physique. Their torso were three foot long tubes, with a sphere for a head. Inside of eyes, they had phasic weapons. Their arms and legs were extendible, allowing them to be over ten feet tall. Their hands were large and made of hooks. The chassis was of a vitalium/terybdonum alloy, making them bullet-proof.
dcterms:subject	Robots Soldiers
abstract	The Serial G were vaguely humanoid, but with a more unnatural physique. Their torso were three foot long tubes, with a sphere for a head. Inside of eyes, they had phasic weapons. Their arms and legs were extendible, allowing them to be over ten feet tall. Their hands were large and made of hooks. The chassis was of a vitalium/terybdonum alloy, making them bullet-proof. The Serial G were able to jam communication system around them. They could share their thoughts with other people. When one landed in the garden of Davey Morgan, it communicated with him (even though it couldn't speak). sharing memories, causing Davey to have nightmares of the Serial G's past. (PROSE: Border Princes)
is Enemy of	Border Princes (novel)

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