In this direct sequel to Aliens and Alien 3, the damaged android Bishop is reactivated amid xenomorph threats, corporate schemes, and interstellar conflicts.
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In this direct sequel to Aliens and Alien 3, the damaged android Bishop is reactivated amid xenomorph threats, corporate schemes, and interstellar conflicts.
A direct sequel to Aliens and Alien 3—Weyland-Yutani, the Colonial Marines, and Bishop’s creator all pursue the android for the deadly Xenomorph data contained in his brain. Written by T. R. Napper, award-winning author of the acclaimed 36 Streets, whose explosive work explores the artificial intelligence and what it is to be human. “Do me a favor. Disconnect me. I could be reworked, but I’ll never be top of the line again. I’d rather be nothing.” Lance Bishop, model 341-B, on Fiorina 161 The US...
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Minor implications through suggestive alien designs and brief virginity references; no on-page scenes. Minor background references to convicts as rapists and child molesters from prior events.
Extreme graphic depictions of xenomorph attacks, chest-bursting, dismemberment, and a detailed sewer sequence with decayed human remains and sludge.
Moderate use of strong words like 'fuck' and 'shit' in combat and dialogue.
No substance use depicted.
No LGBTQIA+ representation.
No religious themes present.
No witchcraft or occult elements.
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Major themes of political division, megacorporations, government prejudices, cold war analogies, and ethical questions on AI and society.
Brief reference to a synthetic requesting permanent shutdown.
Recurring depictions of poverty, systemic suffering, a child stalked and captured by an alien, and cocooned bodies. Minor background references to convicts as rapists and child molesters from prior events.
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