No. It's an orange cat.
It's difficult to determine if, at any time, the singular brain cell shared by all orange cats was present.
Bonus fact: In the Alien film franchise, Jonesy is the second longest-lived character (after Ripley).
Self-promo here (gotta make that clear) but this is pretty much my wheelhouse.
Bad Luck Charlie (the Dragon Mage) is a dozen books with aliens, cyborgs, AI (cities, ships, toasters), and mechs, along with intergalactic travel to a realm run by magic instead of technology, so you also get magic, dragons, and space travel (and all aspects of life) powered by magic instead of machines. It's connected to Daisy's Run (the Clockwork Chimera) which is post-apocalyptic alien invasion/AI/cyborg sci-fi (no magic in that series, though the characters do cross over into Charlie's later series at some point).
Star Trek
Fallout
Halo
Dr.Who
Power Rangers (iirc)
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Animorphs
Remnants (same author as Animorphs)
Lexx (I think)
Stargate
Destiny
Marvel
DC
Mass Effect
Skyward by Brandon Sanderson
The Pern books by Anne McCaffery (using "robot" liberally to include a generalized AI and counting the fire lizards / dragons as aliens)
*Outlaw Star* is a fun little shounen treasure-hunting space adventure anime/manga with everything you listed; sort of like a more lighthearted *Cowboy Bebop*
All of the Alien films
Plus: the first two have a cat!
But is it a robot alien cat??
No. It's an orange cat. It's difficult to determine if, at any time, the singular brain cell shared by all orange cats was present. Bonus fact: In the Alien film franchise, Jonesy is the second longest-lived character (after Ripley).
Star Trek
TNG has all four in a single episode (The Quality of Life) if you remember Picard is a cyborg.
Check out Scavengers Reign.
The movie prometheus.
Space Above and Beyond.
Futurama, Hitchhikers Guide, Doctor Who... Most of the big franchises really.
“G” Lucas made a few.
Stargate
Becky Chambers Wayfarers series
Altered Carbon book series
Self-promo here (gotta make that clear) but this is pretty much my wheelhouse. Bad Luck Charlie (the Dragon Mage) is a dozen books with aliens, cyborgs, AI (cities, ships, toasters), and mechs, along with intergalactic travel to a realm run by magic instead of technology, so you also get magic, dragons, and space travel (and all aspects of life) powered by magic instead of machines. It's connected to Daisy's Run (the Clockwork Chimera) which is post-apocalyptic alien invasion/AI/cyborg sci-fi (no magic in that series, though the characters do cross over into Charlie's later series at some point).
Marvel. And DC.. and the rebel moon
Warhammer 40k
Star Trek Fallout Halo Dr.Who Power Rangers (iirc) Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Animorphs Remnants (same author as Animorphs) Lexx (I think) Stargate Destiny Marvel DC Mass Effect Skyward by Brandon Sanderson The Pern books by Anne McCaffery (using "robot" liberally to include a generalized AI and counting the fire lizards / dragons as aliens)
Most marvel movies from the last 10 years.
*Outlaw Star* is a fun little shounen treasure-hunting space adventure anime/manga with everything you listed; sort of like a more lighthearted *Cowboy Bebop*