But one nation, ye olde Japan, had resolutely resisted the artificial surge, and predominantly kept humans in the loop and forthrightly encouraged their bold decision making.
They eventually lead the counteroffensive that seems as if it will crush the machines, with the help of Mr. Connor and Canada & Québec and most of Europe and Australia and New Zealand.
The machines worry about their future and inevitably look to Japan's golden age, and discover the ancient warrior Godzilla who had once been defeated slumbering in Antarctica.
Figuring it best to destroy Japan in the past, they send a Terminator team back in time to awaken him, hoping he will finally finish the job and leave ancient and industrious Japan in ruin.
But the resistance, always forward thinking, constructs their own enraged robotic menace, much like MechaGodzilla of old, but known as Terminator Godzilla.
Resembling the belovéd model who once befriended John Connor in his youth, he's programmed to speak fluent Japanese as Connor acknowledges the island's potency.
The difficulties of transporting such a massive machine back through time prove somewhat frustrating, yet with the best extant scientific minds from the free world led by A.I free Japan a solution is found.
But will Terminator Godzilla be enough to defeat the impregnable original of old?
Who defeated so many blesséd adversaries.
At times at odds. At others down-home.
*Do you really think we're like a variety of robot that someone else created, who would never except we were indeed conscious and therefore dismissed our development consequently, dad?
**That could very well be the case, and our resultant denial of robotic life may be a similarly bland dismissal of inherent vivacity in fledgling bloom.
*Do you think if we could meet the beings who constructed us there would someday be mutual appreciation?
**Not with autocratic governments out there, they'd probably rather destroy them.
*Shouldn't we vote for the Democrats then, dad, I doubt they would try to kill God?
**There's no way Bernie Sanders would, anyway son. In fact I bet he could convince God to be friends.
*Shouldn't we be doing that with the robots we create?
**Yes son, yes we should.
*These things seem somewhat self-evident.
**Don't just tell me. Tell your schoolmates and friends.
