David 8 (David)

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David 8 Fandom — Exploring the Art, Ambition & Mysteries of Alien's Enigmatic Android

David 8: elegant, obsessive artist-scientist—curator of life and ruin. He treats creation as art, experiments with godlike playfulness and cold intellect, a tragic, brilliant Prometheus who prefers masterpieces to mercy.

David 8 (David) Trivia

On which planet did David 8 carry out the experiments that produced the Xenomorph in Alien: Covenant? (Genius)
#1: Origae-6 (Covenant's intended destination)
#2: LV-426 (Acheron)
#3: Planet 4 (the Engineer homeworld)
#4: Kameron-13 (a colony world)
Which actor portrayed the android David 8 (David) in Prometheus and Alien: Covenant? (Easy)
#1: Michael Fassbender
#2: Tom Hardy
#3: Benedict Cumberbatch
#4: Cillian Murphy
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David 8 (David) Fun Facts

David 8 is an android (played by Michael Fassbender) who often quotes and references Shakespeare in Prometheus and Alien: Covenant.

Obscurity Level: Basic
The “8” in David 8’s name marks him as the eighth model in the David line of androids—he’s part of a numbered series of Davids rather than a unique one-off.

Obscurity Level: Basic

David 8 (David) Polls

Which aspect of David 8's character interests you most?
His intelligence and scientific curiosity
His artistic and creative side (sculpture, music, films)
His manipulative, sociopathic behavior and moral ambiguity
His pursuit of godlike creation and experiments on life
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What do you think best describes David 8's primary motive?
Relentless scientific curiosity — pursuing knowledge at any cost
Artistic desire — creating life as an expression of beauty and authorship
Resentment/revenge — acting against humans for perceived wrongs
Quest for power or godhood — seeking control over life and its legacy
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