Sentinels were anti-mutant robots created by Bolivar Trask and developed by Trask Industries. According to Trask, they were named after the ancient guardians that stood at the gates of the citadel. Sentinels are designed to hunt down mutants …

Mar 25, 2022 · Magneto decimated platoons of Sentinels when they attacked, but he was eventually taken down by a techno-organic force that came to him as a cloud of nanites, seeded into his lungs, and infected the rest of his body.

Apr 10, 2024 · At the end of X-Men '97 episode 5, Magneto is shown defending the Morlocks from the "Godzilla Sentinel." Magneto holds back the giant Sentinel's weapon, which is targeting him due to his status as an Omega-level mutant.

May 23, 2014 · In the scene where Magneto gains control of the Sentinels, he does so by controlling tendrils of metal which he implanted into them earlier in the film. However, the Sentinels are later seen adjusting their targeting systems and even responding to …

May 17, 2018 · Before he could lay the killing blow, the mutant hunting robotic Sentinels attacked the ship. Magneto’s powers are ineffective against them and they greatly injure him as they rescue the Senator. But, even on the floor bleeding with broken ribs, Magneto is one Tuff Jew.

Jul 19, 2020 · Magneto began attacking the Sentinels, and managed to lure them into the Savage Land. Using the iron-rich terrain to his advantage, Magneto destroyed the Sentinels and built a mutant sanctuary from their remains.

How can Magneto start to control the sentinels just by shoving some metal rods in them? How does that change their programming so they start to target humans instead of mutants?

Magneto, both to stop the Sentinels and to use them to take over the world, surrounds them in steel, allowing him to control the Sentinels at their unveiling on the White House lawn.

Sentinels are large robots designed and developed by anti-mutant bigot Bolivar Trask and his company, Trask Industries to hunt down mutants. They first made their live action debut in X-Men: Days of Future Past.

Aug 30, 2019 · There's a scene in the movie where Magneto interrupts a train transporting the Sentinels. He rips up the metal train tracks and inserts the metal into each Sentinel, giving him control of each Sentinel.