Although Replicants are supposed to be androids pretending to be human beings, Replicants' bodies are never seen from the inside, so no inner mechanisms and circuits are ever shown. In an abandoned screenplay version, one Replicant was shown to have an inorganic jaw, but in the finished film, the only clues about their body composition can be seen when Roy Batty and Leon Kowalski meet Hannibal Chew in the shop where artificial eyes for Replicants are created. Since these eyes look organic rather than mechanical, and because Replicants seem to have reddish blood, it has been proposed that they consist (largely) of artificially created organic material, rather than inorganic or mechanical components, like most robots depicted in movies. This would make sense in the context of this movie, because if Replicants consisted of inorganic material, they could probably be identified by simple body scans rather than emotional responses. Blade Runner 2049 (2017) lends more credibility to this theory, as it is revealed that Replicant bones show no microscopic differences from human ones, except from serial numbers embedded in them.
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