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* The Chee of ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'' look mechanical without their holograms, but act human. Turn on the hologram, though, and no one can tell the difference, meaning they usually both look and act human.
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* The Chee of ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'' look like bipedal mechanical dogs without their holograms, but act human. Turn on the hologram, though, and no one can tell the difference, meaning they usually both look and act human.human except where violence is involved: they're hardwired to be unable to harm a living creature (restraining is still possible though), and the one time it happens [[spoiler:Erek]] the Chee begs for the Animorphs to get rid of the MacGuffin that allowed it because he doesn't want any other Chee to live through that.
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* Subverted in ''Anime/TimeOfEve'': In public, androids have holographic rings over their heads, act quite unemotional, and tend to only follow commands. Thinking of androids as or treating them similar to human beings is considered at least nerdy, or highly taboo. However, in the Time of Eve cafe, where the rule is not to distinguish between humans and androids, it is impossible to tell who is which, and their true personalities are let loose.
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* Subverted in ''Anime/TimeOfEve'': In public, androids have holographic rings over their heads, act quite unemotional, and tend to only follow commands. Thinking of androids as or treating them similar to human beings is considered at least nerdy, or highly taboo. However, in the Time of Eve cafe, where the rule is not to distinguish between humans and androids, it is impossible to tell who is which, and their true personalities are let loose.
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* Number Five, later Johnny Five, from ''Film/ShortCircuit'' and ''Film/ShortCircuit 2''.
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* ''Franchise/BlazBlue'''s Murakumo Units look completely human when not in their PowerArmor but play with this to varying degrees. Nu-13's the most obvious case, what with speaking with RoboSpeak and MachineMonotone ([[{{Yandere}} unless she's near Ragna]]) and exhibiting an emotionless demeanor, but as the series progresses, she's shown to be rather [[AxCrazy batshit insane]] and is quite a MoodSwinger. Lambda-11's a much straighter example ''a la'' [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Data]], and Mu-12 initially starts off of this courtesy of Terumi's influence, but once she regains her sense of self, she acts normal.
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* ''Franchise/BlazBlue'''s Murakumo Units look completely human when not in their PowerArmor PoweredArmor but play with this to varying degrees. Nu-13's the most obvious case, what with speaking with RoboSpeak and MachineMonotone ([[{{Yandere}} unless she's near Ragna]]) and exhibiting an emotionless demeanor, but as the series progresses, she's shown to be rather [[AxCrazy batshit insane]] and is quite a MoodSwinger. Lambda-11's a much straighter example ''a la'' [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Data]], and Mu-12 initially starts off of this courtesy of Terumi's influence, but once she regains her sense of self, she acts normal.
