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John, Kate, and the Terminator arrive just a few minutes too late to stop them. In an attempt to stop the spread of a computer supervirus, they activate Skynet, allowing it to invade all of their systems: too late, they discover the virus is Skynet, which has been exerting its control over the global computer network under the guise of the virus. The T-X and the police arrive, and the three narrowly escape in a hearse.ДЄfter the destruction of Cyberdyne Systems in T2, the US Air Force has taken over the Skynet project as part of its Cyber Research Systems division, headed by General Robert Brewster, Kate's father. However, they find the coffin filled with weapons (Sarah having been cremated in Mexico) which her friends placed in accordance with Sarah's will as a back-up for John to use in the event that Judgment Day was not prevented. After rescuing them from an initial attack at the animal hospital, the Terminator leads them to the grave of Sarah Connor (who died of leukemia seven years previous) in Victorville. In a plot twist, this specific Terminator killed John Connor in 2032, before being reprogrammed and sent back in time by Connor's wife. The T-X has also been designed and programmed to destroy other cybernetic organisms, thus countering the threat of Terminators being reprogrammed by the Resistance.ДЄs before, a reprogrammed Terminator, identical to the Terminators from the previous films, has been sent back in time to protect Connor and his future wife, Katherine 'Kate' Brewster.

The T-X, like the T-1000, has the ability to shift appearance, however, unlike the T-1000 the T-X merely has a sheath of mimetic polyalloy over its endoskeleton.

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The T-X, later dubbed the 'Terminatrix,' is armed with a full arsenal of advanced weapons from the future, avoiding the restriction of non-living tissue by carrying them internally, including the ability to control most machines remotely. Skynet sends another Terminator, the T-X, back to July 24 2004, Judgment Day, to kill the human resistance's future lieutenants, because Connor could not be located through any information databases. Still not believing that it was completely prevented, John Connor is living ' off the grid' in Los Angeles, California with no permanent residence, credit cards, or mobile phone and is working freelance so he can't be tracked. Due to the events shown in Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Judgment Day did not occur as originally predicted.

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