Dr. Vika

And this torso of yours is a window into the past, that's for sure.

I have limited knowledge in this particular area, but...

It looks like beautiful craftsmanship.

The alloy's so light, you're barely heavier than a normal person.

And these rotators are quiet.

I can't even hear them when you walk.

But I should ask, why did you come here today, Mr. Rust?

Well, this is a bioclinic.

You'd be much better off looking in an antique shop for what you need.

Oh, my.

Well, I don't think we've ever undertaken a procedure quite this radical here at Biocare.

But there's no reason it can't be done.

Well, you'd need to be submerged in a regen tank for several weeks at least.

Stage one would involve stabilization of your existing tissue before removal of your... outdated components.

While that's happening, we would grow new bioreplacement limbs and organs.

But even after you come out of the tank, you would be incapacitated for... well, months.

Maybe even a year.

while your new body matures into a usable state.

Not in your case, no.

It's such a shame that you've spent so long stuck in this contraption.