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Replicants differ from humans in one important factor: they lack empathy, which is how the Voight-Kampff machine is used to detect them (by measuring changes in air density and monitoring pupil dilation and blush response). Additionally, they are far stronger than, and can be just as intelligent as, their designers. Emmet Walsh) tells Deckard they did an autopsy on the Replicant that was killed trying to break into the Tyrell Corp, and didn't even know it was a Replicant until two hours into the procedure). The "Nexus 6" replicants are the most advanced kind yet built, and are nearly indistinguishable from humans (in one draft of the script, Bryant ( M. The law does not consider replicants human and therefore accords them no rights nor protection. Earth law forbids replicants on the planet, except in the huge industrial complex where they are created. recently introduced the Nexus 6, the supreme replicant - much stronger and faster than, and virtually indistinguishable from, real human beings.

Later, humanoid replicants were created for military purposes and for the exploration and colonization of space. Animal replicants (animoids) were developed first for use as pets and beasts of burden after most real animals became extinct. The glossary for the film included in the 1982 press-kit defines a replicant as: A genetically engineered creature composed entirely of organic substance. Specifications and quantities information classified.

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Also: Rep, skin job (slang): Off-world uses: Combat, high risk industrial, deep-space probe.

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See also ROBOT (antique): ANDROID (obsolete): NEXUS (generic): Synthetic human with Paraphysical capabilities, having skin/flesh culture.

Webster's Dictionary, New International (2012)Ī different definition can be found at the head of the Workprint, in lieu of the credit scroll from all other versions: REPLICANT\rep'~li~cant\n.

REPLICANT, constructed of skin/flesh culture. Used in space to explore inhospitable environments. Electronic relay units and positronic brains. early version utilized for work too boring, dangerous or unpleasant for humans. The following definition appears in the Blade Runner shooting script and the Marvel Comics adaptation of the film: android (an'droid) n, Gk. However, these slight movements are too small to be noticed normally, and thus only somebody participating in the test with the appropriate machines magnifying their eye motion could see them- thus the test was necessary. However, the Voigt-Kampff test itself uses eye motion as a way of discerning whether the participants feel empathy- if pupil fluctuation and the involuntary dilation of the iris are akin to those found in humans, the people doing the test are classified as human, whereas if they are not, they are found to be replicant. The characters in the film cannot spot replicants simply by looking at their eyes normally- the glow that they sometimes display, Ridley Scott has explained, was put in purely for the audience, as a way of telling whether a character is or is not a replicant (although, he clarified, he seldom did it unless the character's true nature had been revealed already by other means.) He also added the glow as a way of drawing the audience's attention to eyes in the film, which he labelled as being a key motif.