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[Doctor Who] When the Cybermen's emotional inhibitors are disabled, the humans inside collapse in horror at what they've become. What would happen if one such human thought becoming a badass cyborg were pretty frickin' sweet?
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I believe there are a few examples of people being committed enough to duty and honor that they were able to take constructive action post-conversion and post-inhibitor failure. Though it was less "yay, dope metal body" and more fighting through the pain and terror on raw gumption.

You see, the act of becoming a Cyberman is profoundly traumatic; a live, typically conscious human is quite brutally disassembled and then rebuilt into a mind-controlled monster. When the inhibitor goes off, they deal with all of that trauma, plus whatever horrid stuff they were made to do while a Cyberman, plus the horrid body dysphoria of having a human brain in a cyborg frame.

For someone to experience all that and go "woot", they would have to be quite seriously disturbed. So, such a person would likely be a villain in the making. A heavily armed and armored nutcase, a walking tank with a defective pilot. Depending on how canny they are, they could either wind up an impossibly brutal spree killer or an ever- present specter over human civilization.