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Films

• Agent Cody Banks: Dr. James Corner built nanobots for ERAS.
• Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever: "Micro-devices", that can be injected into a victim to kill them at will.
• Cowboy Bebop: The Movie: The "virus" bomb is a self-replicating nanobot targeting human cells.
• Hulk: Nanorobots cause mutations.
• I, Robot: Nanobots destroy positronic computers.
• The Island
• Jason X: Repair Ants used to heal damaged tissue.
• Paranoia 1.0
• Path of Destruction
• Terminator 2: Judgement Day: The T-1000 Terminator
• Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines: The T-X "Terminatrix".
• Virtuosity: the body of SID 6.7 uses nanotech.

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TV series

• The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
• Andromeda: Beka Valentine uses nanobots to change her hair color at will.
• Battlestar Galactica (re-imagining): The silica pathways.
• Eureka
• Doctor Who: The episode "The Empty Child" features nanogenes.
• Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex
• Jake 2.0: Jake gets the power to control machines because of nanotech.
• Kim Possible: The "Nanotick".
• Lost: "The Monster" is speculated to be utilizing nanotechnolgy. Also, in a new DHARMA Initiative video that premiered at Comic-Con 2007, Dr. Halowax alludes to the Casimir effect, which is a key part in nanotechnology.
• Max Steel: Nanobots allow a teenager to change his appearance and have superhuman powers.
• My-Otome: The Otome allows mainly schoolgirls to change their appearance and have superhuman powers.
• Mystery Science Theater 3000: Nanites are perhaps made out of VHS tapes.
• The Outer Limits: In "The New Breed" episode, a terminally-ill cancer patient injects himself with nanobots which enable him to have superhuman abilities.
• The Powerpuff Girls: The Powerpuff Dynamo is made using nanotechtronic technology. Her full name, the "Dynamic Nanotechtronic Monobot", is a combination of the first two letters of each word. One Powerpuff Girls episode also featured Townsville being attacked by billions of self-replicating nanobots of unknown origin.
• Red Dwarf: Repair nanobots dismantle and reconstruct the Red Dwarf.
• Spider-Man Unlimited: Spider-Man's new suit is composed of nanobots.
• Star Trek: 'Nanites' were first introduced in the Next Generation episode 'Evolution.' Nanoprobes are an important plot device, especially with regards to the Borg.
• Stargate Atlantis and Stargate SG-1: Replicators and the Goa'uld use nanites.
• Teen Titans: "Nanoscopic probes" are used as a form of blackmail.
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: An enemy of the turtles composed of experimental nanobots which construct a body made of ambient metal, electronics, and machinery.
• Trinity Blood: Crusniks are humans who have special nanomachines infused into their blood, granting them superhuman abilities.
• G Gundam: The "DG Cells" used by the Devil Gundam.
• Turn A Gundam: The Moonlight Butterfly system.
• The X-Files: In season 6 episode "S.R. 819", A.D. Skinner's blood is infected with Nanobots.
• DC Animated Universe: In various episodes of Superman, The New Batman Adventures, and Justice League Unlimited; nanotechnology has been used by villians such as Brainiac or The Dark Heart
• Viper TV series - Used to repair and transform the VIPER on the series

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Manga

• GUNNM features a mad scientist called Desty Nova who escaped from an idyllic paradise city of Tiphares. He conducted grotesque experiments with nanotechnology in the sprawling wasteland beneath the city, where no authority limited his work. Ironically, his work would later save the life of the protagonist, Alita.
• Osamu Tezuka's shortlived Astroboy Returns manga featured a shapeshifting alien robot constructed out of nanomachines named Spica as Astro's new love interest.

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Computer and video games

• Anarchy Online
• Crysis: The protagonist Jake Dunn wears a nano-suit, which gives him abilities such as cloaking, sprinting, bulletproofness and power to throw enemies, obstacles and jump very high.
• Deus Ex and sequel Deus Ex: Invisible War: The player character, JC Denton, and several other characters, are augmented by nanotechnology, and indeed, nanotechnology is heavily involved in one of the plot endings. A fair amount of information about nanotechnology can be read in-game.
• Everything or Nothing - A James Bond title.
• Freelancer: Nanobots used to repair ship hulls.
• Galaxy Angel: Member of the Moon Angel Troupe Vanilla H (pronounced 'Ash') uses nanomachines to heal wounds and repair ships in battle. In Galaxy Angel II, she is an acknowledged expert of nanotechnology. In addition, Rune Angel Troup member Nano-Nano Pudding also uses nanotechnology to heal others.
• Hostile Waters
• Jets'n'Guns: One of the devices purchasable for the T-MIG 226 allows nanobots to repair the ship's hull when the heating level drops to zero. With upgrades they work faster.
• Metal Gear Solid: Solid Snake was injected with nanites before his mission. The nanites serves as a communication device, and also as a medical device.
• Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty: Raiden, main character in the Plant Chapter, has nanomachines that can apparently heal open wounds. They also work in a way to retranslate certain words. For example, when the Ninja tells Raiden that she works for The Patriots, Raiden hears the name, La-li-lu-le-lo.
• Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots: Soldiers are controlled by nanomachines to think, act, and react in a programed unified manner.
• Microcosm
• Mortal Kombat: In Mortal Kombat: Deception, the character Smoke is said to run on nano-technology, which, according to Noob-Smoke's bio in the game, repairs and reshapes him upon being reprogrammed by Noob Saibot. Also, upon beating the game with Smoke in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, his nanotechnology takes on a life of its own, multiplying at an exponential rate until it consumes the realm of Edenia, becoming a sentient mass of grey material that calls itself Smoke.
• Neocron
• PlanetSide
• The main character in Project Snowblind is enhanced with nanotechnology similar to that of the Deus Ex games.
• In the Ratchet & Clank series, nanotech is used as a health system.
• Red Faction 2: Although the technology used to create the supersoldiers is called nanotechnology, it is never revealed whether it works as true nanotechnology.
• System Shock 2: Nanites are used as currency to purchase items from replicators, which form the items from the nanites. Nanites are also directly used to perform certain tasks.
• Total Annihilation and expansions: The commander and various construction units and buildings make use of the "nanolathe" which is essentially a stream of nano-robots that link together to create complex war machinery.
• Trauma Center: During levels involving the Pempti strain of GUILT, nanomachines are injected into the patient to draw out the core.
• Xenogears
• In the Xenosaga series, nanospray and nanomachines are mentioned a few times as being healing devices for diseases and wounds.
• In Nano Breaker united states established an island facility to research and develop nanotechnology for implementation in military and civilian life. nanomachines starts replicating in the body and transforms into mechanical monsters.

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Books

• Jeffrey Anderson's Sleeper Cell
• Kevin J. Anderson's The X-Files #5 - Antibodies (1997)
• Iain M. Banks' Culture novels - especially Look to Windward - as well as his non-Culture novel The Algebraist
• Stephen Baxter's The Time Ships
• Greg Bear's Blood Music, Queen of Angels, and Slant
• Kevin J. Anderson's, Doug Beason's Assemblers of Infinity (1993)
• Ben Bova's Grand Tour novels.
• Jeffrey Carver's From a Changeling Star
• John Case's The Eighth Day
• Stephen Euin Cobb's Plague at Redhook
• Micheal Connelly's Chasing the Dime
• C. J. Cherryh's Gene Wars Universe books
• Michael Crichton's Prey
• Clive Cussler's Atlantis Found
• Greg Egan's Diaspora
• William Gibson's Bridge trilogy
• Kathleen Ann Goonan's [Nanotech Quartet: [Queen City Jazz] [Missippi Blues] [Crescent City Rhapsody] and Light Music also The Bones of Time
• Peter F. Hamilton's The Night's Dawn Trilogy
• Clifton D. Hawk's Twilightners
• Anthony Horowitz's Scorpia
• Dean Koontz's By the Light of the Moon
• Alexandr Lazarevich, The NanoTech Network[1]
• Stanisław Lem's The Invincible, Wizja lokalna & Peace on Earth
• Robert Ludlum's The Lazarus Vendetta
• John Robert Marlow's Nano
• Michael Marshall Smith's Hell Hath Enlarged Herself (short story in What You Make It)
• Richard Mgrdechian's 3000 Years[2]
• Alastair Reynolds' Revelation Space, Chasm City, Redemption Ark, Absolution Gap, Century Rain, and Pushing Ice
• Adam Roberts' Stone
• Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age and Snow Crash
• John Updike's Toward the End of Time
• Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle
• Sean Williams's Geodesica: Ascent & Orphans trilogy (both with Shane Dix)
• Walter Jon Williams' Aristoi
• Robert Charles Wilson's A Bridge of Years
• John C. Wright's The Golden Age trilogy
• Charles Stross's Accelerando
• Jasper Fforde's Lost in a Good Book

v • d • e Nanotechnology in fiction and popular culture
Topics	Nanotechnology in fiction · Fullerenes in popular culture
Notable references	Borg nanoprobes · Prey
See also	Nanotechnology · Nanorobotics · Molecular nanotechnology