Alien Robots (1982 Hulk Cartoon)

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==Summary==
A duo of alien robots known as Number-One and Four-Three served as the main antagonists of the episode "Origin of the Hulk" in the 1982 The Incredible Hulk cartoon, having come to Earth for the gamma ray formula. They were indirectly responsible for the birth of the Hulk.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: At least 
Name: Number-One and Four-Three, Robot (Number-One identified itself as such), Dr. Carlston (Four-Three's disguise), Crab Machine (Rick Jones gives this name to the aliens' vehicle)
Origin: The Incredible Hulk (1982)
Gender: N/A (Four-Three appeared male as Dr. Carlston)
Age: Unknown
Classification: Alien robots
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Flight (through their UFO) and Energy Projection (their main vehicle can shoot lasers)
Attack Potency: At least Large Town level+, possibly higher (Four-Three put up a pretty good fight against a slightly angry Hulk, pushing him into exhaustion, but once Hulk got much angrier Four-Three was one-shotted. The same occurred to Number-One, though they were both likely on the same level.), higher with their vehicle (The machine was superior to their main robot bodies, though it was still destroyed fairly easily by a very angry Hulk.)
Speed: FTL combat speed (Even when Hulk caught Four-Three by surprise, it was still able to temporarily avoid getting destroyed by Hulk at first.), higher with their vehicle (Should be superior to Number-One and Four-Three and was presumably built for interstellar travel.)
Lifting Strength: At least Class K (Four-Three could throw the Hulk around.), likely Class M for their vehicle (Ripped the roof of Bruce Banner's house. One of its claw arms made a fairly angry Hulk struggle somewhat. Flattened an army truck.)
Striking Strength: At least Large Town level+, possibly higher, higher with their vehicle
Durability: Unknown, likely Large Town level+ or higher (Four-Three likely took some damage from its mostly off-screen fight with Hulk, since its Carlston human guise was damaged, but it's unknown. Number-One survived the destruction of their vehicle, though was left too weakened to even walk. A fairly angry Hulk one-shotted Four-Three and Number-One but Number-One's head remained intact.), higher with their vehicle (Number-One believed no weapon on Gamma Base could stop or damage its vehicle, and this was proven seconds later. A fairly angry Hulk couldn't immediately destroy the pincers on its claw arms.)
Stamina: Unknown
Range: Standard Melee Range for their main bodies, Tens of Meters with their vehicle (via ranged weapons)
Standard Equipment: A communicator and their main vehicle
Intelligence: At least Genius (Four-Three disguised himself as the brilliant scientist Dr. Carlston and was at Gamma Base for a period of time with no one suspecting it, implying it has the intelligence to match its guise.)
Weaknesses: None notable.
==Gallery==
Alien Robot UFO.PNG|The Alien Robots' UFO decoy (with the vehicle hidden underneath)
Dr Carlston (1982) Full Appearance.PNG|Four-Three full appearance (as Dr Carlston)
Dr Carlston (1982) True Form.PNG|Four-Three's true appearance
NumberOneShipppp.PNG|Number-One's full appearance
Hulk1982 Number One Ship.png|The alien vehicle fends off Gamma Base with ease.
==Notable Matchups==
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Losses:
Inconclusive:
Category:The Incredible Hulk (1982 TV Series)
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