Cybernetic organisms are misrepresented in media. Today we uncover the true story behind Iron Man, Batman, General Grievous, and more. By 'true story', of course, I mean 'bad engineering'.

Making all these educational videos is really harshing my mellow, man. It's time for a day off, and I'm doing the most relaxing activity I know - using eight years of prototyping experience to nitpick fake technology. I better not catch you learning anything.

Big brain play: Can't get demonetized if you can't monetize in the first place.

Yeah, I reviewed a clip from Batman Begins and called it The Dark Knight. Fight me.

What movies, TV, games, books, or even plays would you like me to watch next? I've got plenty of popcorn and plenty of floor to throw it on.

Videos reviewed in minimal amounts for educational purposes in a manner not expected to harm the existing or future market for the copyright owner's original work:
- Star Wars: Episode 3 (Disney)
- Batman Begins (Warner Bros. Pictures)
- Inspector Gadget (Buena Vista Pictures)
- Ghost in the Shell (Shochiku)
- Johnny Mnemonic (TriStar Pictures)
- Spider-Man 2 (Sony Pictures)
- Minority Report (DreamWorks Pictures)
- The Wizard (Universal Pictures)

Licensed assets:
Cinematic whoosh SFX: www.zapsplat.com
Whip SFX: www.zapsplat.com
Interference SFX: Partners in Rhyme
TV static: Videezy