#dbh amanda

[hamartia-grander]

I made a new meme format, whaddya think (part 2/2) 

I did two this time for the androids and humans because this is funny to me

Blank below the line

[frankedz]

Happy Valentine´s day DBH

I appreciate you're here!!!

[iwonderwh0]

When Connor keeps fucking up every mission, and your patience has finally run out

[phoenixspencer]

timestamp roulette: Detroit: Become Human - Russian Roulette

"Jesus, I must be the only cop in the world who gets assaulted in his own house by his own fucking android... can't you just leave me alone?"

[adorabledaylilly]

as an offering

[autiacorart]

was asked for amanda

[waddlephone]

Conner tries to make friends

Poor Conner, no one wants to be his friend

[wake-up-lieutenant]

FALL IN THE ZEN GARDEN.

[clopinasworld]

Day 20 Frost + Day 21 Chains

[task800]

dbh AU where amanda deviates and uses her connection to cyberlife’s servers to lock the company out while she launches a general mass-update that deviates everybody. i want her on some skynet level shit, i want her redirecting traffic signals and hacking cars, with her main limitation being that she’s confined to the company servers and is too complex to be housed in any one isolated physical unit

[artificialconditions]

Unfortunately, we have no choice but to work with him... What do you think is the best approach?

I will adapt to his personality. It is in the best interest of the investigation that I avoid conflict and try to accommodate his psychology. :]

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[ichikonohakko]

So, another Japanese DBH dub difference I REALLY like is when Sixty taunted Connor in the CyberLife tower in the events that Hank wasn't there.

English:

You've been a great disappointment to Amanda, you know. You've been a great disappointment to me.

Japanese:

You keep disappointing Amanda. And I am so disappointed in you.

In English, it kinda gives off the feel that Amanda AND Sixty is disappointed in Connor because he deviated. In Japanese it gives off the feel that Sixty is disappointed in Connor because he keeps disappointing Amanda.

I don't know I think it's just a really neat detail that conveys different feel of Sixty's character.

[connor-sent-by-cyberlife]

"It's defective. If we can't fix it, we have to deactivate it."

Do deviants get nightmares?

(click for better quality)

³ᴰ ᵐᵒᵈᵉˡ ᵖᵒʳᵗˢ ᵇʸ ᴹᵉᵗᵒʳⁱᵃ ᵒⁿ ᵀʷⁱᵗᵗᵉʳ ᵃⁿᵈ ᴰᵃᶻ ᶜᵒᵛᵉʳ ᵒⁿ ᴿᵉⁿᵈᵉʳʰᵘᵇ

[leelany-world]

3D model by DazCover on RenderHub (Connor) and Metoria331 on Twitter (Amanda)

Connor often visits Amanda to entertain her after she deviates—and to keep her from doing anything wrong.

[shadowgale96]

Imagining Amanda doing the longest sigh ever after RK200 deviated and started a revolution, RK800 deviated and is getting an army for RK200, RK800_60 just fails or fails because he gets too cocky, then RK900 is deviated and decides to date the office jackass.

Bitch, stop sending RKs

[that-vibe-i-cant-explain]

Been thinking about Cyberlife's endgame, how Connor was programmed to deviate to...what? Lead the deviants? For what purpose? They're better off gone so Cyberlife can sweep everything under the rug and start selling new and improved androids (these ones won't deviate, promise). If Connor stays a machine and kills Markus, that's a win for them, right? How is a successful revolution beneficial?

But has anyone considered that, when Connor's pulled back into the zen garden to face Amanda, Amanda straight up lied? There was no plan to make Connor leader of the deviants. Cyberlife lost, the revolution was a success, and Amanda's ability to override Connor's system was a failsafe, one final effort to salvage anything from this disaster. Amanda was annoyed with Connor for disobeying her and takes obvious pleasure in pulling the rug out from under him. She knows he's afraid of losing his newfound freedom, so she told him what she knew would hurt him the most. That this was planned out. That his deviancy is all a sham. That he could never be free. Amanda knew (or thought she knew) that she had full control once the override kicked it, but that wasn't enough. She wanted to twist the knife. She did it for no other reason than to hurt him for daring to think he could escape Cyberlife's control, for daring to believe he could be alive.

Sure, Connor finds the emergency exit and maybe he's free from Amanda (he really really hopes he's free, god he hopes she can't try that again because what if the exit doesn't work a second time?), but her words will always haunt him. He knows that her words of praise and affection were all lies used to control him. He never considers her words of cruelty could be the same.