The third arm and leg are beyond ridiculous. Evolution would never go in that direction.
The third arm and leg are beyond ridiculous. Evolution would never go in that direction.
On Earth, perhaps.
How did you feel about Species 8472?
And weren't Larry Niven's Pierson's Puppeteers a race of three-legged sentient beings?
The third arm and leg are beyond ridiculous. Evolution would never go in that direction.
On Earth, perhaps.
How did you feel about Species 8472?
And weren't Larry Niven's Pierson's Puppeteers a race of three-legged sentient beings?
He's weird and creepy, and so are a lot of us.
Anyone see this?
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Anyone see this?
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Yep. Cool effect, but Phase II Arex apparently doesn't even have the third arm or leg. So it's not really Arex. Like Spock without the pointy ears and eyebrows, or an Enterprise without nacelles, or something![]()
Yep. Cool effect, but Phase II Arex apparently doesn't even have the third arm or leg.
The chair is an issue. I've assumed the hind leg folds forward, but that means a complicated hip joint. The leg would practically be dislocated. Ideally, Arex would sit on a stool. Easy on, easy off, no back to tangle the rear leg.Yep. Cool effect, but Phase II Arex apparently doesn't even have the third arm or leg.
Well, they've also said that, since they're CGIing over existing, filmed footage of another character's face, they weren't planning on doing the extra arm or leg at this point (even questioning how Arex in TAS managed to sit on his regulation bridge chair).
Arex's third leg bends like the other two legs. Here's a screencap: http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/File:Arex_in_command.jpg
That picture would seem to indicate that Arex isn't a true tripod, but has three forward-facing legs side-by-side-by-side.
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