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Have you ever wondered...

 

What a Voigt-Kampff machine is?

                                                                      Who Ray McCoy is?

Where the Bradbury Building is?

                  How to use an empathy box?

 

Those, and a whole lot more, can be found here in KippleZone's DADoES and Blade Runner Glossary where you'll find definitions that involve the Blade Runner omni-verse.  

Terms from the Philip K. Dick book Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, the movie Blade Runner, and the Westwood Studios computer game Blade Runner.

 

 
 

 
 
List of Terms
 
KEY:  1 = DADoES  2 = Blade Runner  3 = Westwood's Blade Runner Game.  No Number = General Term.

Ajax 1
Andy 1
Animoid 1/2/3
Bear 2/3
Blimp 2/3
Boiled Dog 1/2/3
Gaff 2/3
Izo 3
Kaiser 2/3
Kipple 1/3
Lucy 3
Nexus 6 1/2/3
Off-World 1/2/3
Origami 2/3
Pris 1/2
Rachael 1/2/3
Retirement 1/2/3
Spinner 2/3
Unicorn 2/3
Vid-phōn 1/2/3

KEY:  1 = DADoES  2 = Blade Runner  3 = Westwood's Blade Runner Game.  No number = General Term.
 


Ridley Scott ___________________________ Philip K. Dick


Hampton Fancher


David Webb Peoples

All definitions researched, compiled, and written by C.A. Chicoine*
 
* except where indicated.
 

 
 
 
 
 
Many thanks to the following contributors:
 
Richard Gunn:
*Accelerated Decrepitude
*Bonsai Tree
*Buffalo Hunter Lamp
*Methuselah Syndrome
 
 
Sean Kennedy:
*Voight-Kampff
*Empathy Test
 
 
This started out as a game on BladeZone's Off-World Forums.  "Run through the alphabet posting Blade Runner related definitions beginning with that letter."  A few of us really got into this.  We took it a step further and voila'... "The DADoES and Blade Runner Glossary of Terms."

 
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