This last one strikes me as the best version. The first has pupils much too small; the second has overly aggressive smoothing; the third features some skin blemishes; the last one looks pretty natural.
It feels weird to be analyzing someone's face like this, but I find the technological artistry really interesting.
He looks much better than in the trailers, but there's clearly an uncanny valley.
I just think the make-up and costume departments are not very familiar with the TNG era. Everything looks a bit sloppy. But it's still the original First Contact uniform.
Here's the thing, we know Data was downloaded into B4, is it possible this new Data wanted to looking different from his prior model? Restorations of a vehicle has it's own sense of uniqueness and doesn't have to look like the original. Does it?This seems like the right balance. Doesn't look too old but still has detail.
Here's the thing, we know Data was downloaded into B4, is it possible this new Data wanted to looking different from his prior model? Restorations of a vehicle has it's own sense of uniqueness and doesn't have to look like the original. Does it?
Here's the thing, we know Data was downloaded into B4, is it possible this new Data wanted to looking different from his prior model? Restorations of a vehicle has it's own sense of uniqueness and doesn't have to look like the original. Does it?
Here's the thing, we know Data was downloaded into B4, is it possible this new Data wanted to looking different from his prior model? Restorations of a vehicle has it's own sense of uniqueness and doesn't have to look like the original. Does it?
He's not a new Data, he's part of Picard's dream sequences.
Oh, now the comic isn't good enough...This isn’t the Data from the 2009 Countdown comic.
Oh, now the comic isn't good enough...
(Sorry, I had to.)
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