One has to wonder why OCP would insist on a cyborg that feels pain but obviously I suppose that's a byproduct of the process of interfacing man and machine that just can't be avoided. In "RoboCop 2," he's said to have pain sensors and I can't imagine that could be the case without the inclusion of nerves or nerve endings to some extent. However in "RoboCop 2," there's a scene between RoboCop and Murphy's wife where he asks her to touch his face and he says "they made this to honor" Murphy, which could suggest they just modeled the face after his and it's synthetic. Lazarus lists it among the brain components as what was used of Murphy.referring to it as "what's left of his face." A drug-addled punk isnt that good of a shot. You can shoot at his face and tear off the skin, it doesnt change the fact that under that is essentially a metal endoskeleton. All thats left of Officer Murphy is his brain and nervous system, possibly the eyes.
That would explain why he still has the bullet wound in his forehead. Robocops face is actually a synthetic mask, its not really skin. The original film really gives no explanation which can imply, quite disturbingly, that the actual face was somehow sheered off the body and placed.
There also seems to be some contradiction in the series regarding his face. Lazarus confirming that portions of his brain were implemented and referring to both the cerebrum and cerebellum by name albeit only portions of both were used. I know people don't tend to dwell on "RoboCop 3," but that film does shed a little light on the topic with Dr.
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