To prove his point, Wallace introduces the model. Unlike the rebellious Nexus-6 models of the past, the Nexus-9 is designed for total, unquestioning obedience. In a visceral display of this control, Wallace orders his Replicant "angel" to perform two life-altering tasks:
The demonstration effectively breaks the political deadlock. By proving that he has solved the "problem" of Replicant free will, Wallace wins the right to resume manufacturing. This victory marks the end of the prohibition and the public release of the Nexus-9 line, which includes the formidable enforcer , who later plays a central role in the events of 2049. Production and Legacy 2036: Nexus Dawn
The narrative centers on a high-stakes hearing in Los Angeles. Niander Wallace, played with a cold, blind intensity by , stands before a panel of skeptical lawmakers. His argument is simple yet terrifying: Earth is collapsing, and only a new generation of "perfect" Replicants can save it. To prove his point, Wallace introduces the model