Robot ( Legend series ) Robot is one of the main character types or classes in " Final Fantasy Legend " series . Appearances . " The Final Fantasy Legend " . Robots serve as non - player character s in this game . " Final Fantasy Legend II " . Robots are innately immune to Paralysis and Poison , and improve based on the equipment they have . Armor will raise their HP and boost their Defense . The gain is not necessarily the normal value a human or mutant would gain from wearing it . They can also wear multiples of the same slot ( helmet , etc ) . Armor impacts Robots differently than other party members , but immunities are gained as normal : generally , all items in a single line raise Defense by the same value ( e . g . all Silver equipment raises Defense by 6 , instead of Gloves raising by 2 and Armor by 7 ) , so it is often more cost - effective to wear multiple Gloves instead of any Armor . Robots also gain defense from Shields , where other party members do not . Weapons will increase their Strength and / or Agility . Robots cannot boost mana . This means they take the most damage from and are healed the least by magic . There are a handful of enemy attacks that specifically target Robots . Weapons equipped on Robots are restored at Inn s . There is a catch though : weapons equipped to or from a robot have their usage cut in half ( a sword with 50 uses is reduced to 25 on a robot , and 12 if it is removed from the Robot ) . Robots appear as minor enemies in this game as well , but they will never drop Meat and are not available for player transformation . These enemies are often armed with guns , making them particularly dangerous to the party . Dunatis and WarMach are both notable Robot bosses . " Final Fantasy Legend III " . Robots are one of the six classes available . A character can become a Robot when installing Parts into a player character that has already been transformed into a Cyborg . Like the other transforming classes , the Robot gains Talent s ( enemy abilities ) and gains Resistances and / or Weaknesses of the actual enemy creature they transformed into . Unlike the other transformation classes , the Robot ' s stats are only loosely based on the robots they resemble , and must be upgraded by buying Robotic Parts or capsules at an Item Shops located in the towns . The ability to gain stats based on equipment has been moved to the Cyborg class in this game . As such , a Robot ' s means of improving its stats more strongly resemble Human s from the original " Final Fantasy Legend " than the Robots of the previous game because it relies entirely on " bought " statistics , a Robot ' s level is used only to determine its transformation to other robots when installing new parts . Unlike some of the other classes , Robots do not automatically change form as they gain levels , allowing a player to select a robot with good Talents and Resistances and simply stay in that form . They may change form to other Robots by installing further Parts . If the Robot changes back to a Cyborg , either via eating Meat or by using Flushex unit , the Robot ' s upgrades will be permanently lost . Robots have 0 MP and a low Magic statistic that cannot be raised , making them extremely vulnerable to magic , but their ability to effectively pay for stats above and beyond the displayed limits ( > 99 stats , > 999 HP ) makes them the second strongest class in the late game , losing to the Human and Mutant classes .