NoHead Army

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## Production information

### Manufacturer

* NoHeads
	+ Robotika Creation Hive

## Technical specifications

### Equipment

* Built-in shield projector
* Transform into ball shape for high speed rolling

## Chronological and political information

### Affiliation

NoHeads
NoHead Empire
U.S. Government
Girl-Team holdouts
B-4-90's Robot Army

The **NoHead Army** was the largest robot army in international history that was created and used by the armed forces of the NoHeads in an effort to secure power throughout Sol throughout the First and Second NoHead Wars. It comprised war robots from several sources. They are led by RC command war robots, who were used by the NoHeads for the purposes of transmitting orders to squads of infantry or robot soldiers. A high Generall, RC-2 was on his post in place of RC-1 by 2000. The NoHeads he served eventually decided on unleashing their superweapon, an event which led to the destruction of four Mercurian cities essential to the U.S. Government, for which RC-2 was present. Before the NoHeads could fire the superlaser of Centerpoint and destroy the Police Grand Army, Jean Richardson, alongside the officers Sheriff Missile and Joseph Abernathy, infiltrated the base and took RC-2 captive. Under the threat of death, the trio nearly managed to have RC-2 lower Centerpoint’s shield for the Grand Army’s assault effort on the superweapon, before Richardson impatiently gunned him down. In 2016, his successor RC-3 rescued Mae from Yeracade, and Mae told him to wait outside while she began hunting down her captor up until L'smae intervened, leading to the destruction of the prison. Following the two Knights of Mae to Delaware, the General witnessed their subsequent duel alongside Mordo. L'smae won and brought RC-3 home, and the robot was later destroyed in the Battle of Yellowstone a good decade later.

## Characteristics

Like all war robots, the RC command war robot line was created solely to wage war. The robots' programming was based around collecting and compiling tactics and plans for battle, and their personalities were limited. Their metallic faces bore no expression and there was no inflection in their voices. Through their programming, which was masculine, all three command machines were fiercely loyal to the NoHeads and saw themselves and their robotic divisions as extensions of the will of Mr. Stupid NoHead. RC-2 looked down on sympathy in his ranks, and it can be presumed the others did as well. Like his fellows, the general was an expert in single combat, particularly with all NoHead strong arms.

The original Ug was designed by the Dark Lord Mr. Stupid NoHead, who was displeased by the limitations of the NoHeads’ basic robot soldiers, and chiefly manufactured in Centerpoint Headquarters under an exclusive subsidiary of Robotika Creation Hive through a contract; while the Lord of Eris chiefly manufactured his variants in his planetoid's deep pits. Eris was also able to enjoy special rates on these normally very costly robots. So by cutting down the costs of these battle machines, the NoHeads were able to obtain Ugbots from Galfalor by the hundreds. Due to their construction and design, they were over 150 times the cost of a regular war robot.

They were more formidable than the NoHeads’ more numerous war robots and Rockets for several reasons. They were able to transform into a “wheel” configuration, allowing rapid movement and compact storage. When they encountered their targets, each of the bronze-armored Ugbots would unfold into a tripodal weapons platform, armed with a set of two twin whipcord launchers producing beams of pliant energy in conjunction with physical matter which could unleash a withering torrent of lashes, though some were equipped with a blade weapon on one of the arms, such as an exoblade. Often, they were also equipped with force fields. These personal energy shields projected could endure much punishment, capable of deflecting or absorbing virtually any manner of energy or projectile fire up to the level of a light artillery bullet, as well as rebuffing physical attacks. However, it had a weakness for things that cut, such as swords, which must slice several times before giving in to the punctures it receives. The force fields were powered by an aircraft-class fusion generator housed in a bulb at the junction of the Ugbot’s legs. However, there was a weakpoint at the very middle of the force field, a point where swords would be able to penetrate by stabbing. Many members of the Police Grand Army took advantage of this weak point, and it was the most commonly used method of dispatching them. Additionally, the effectiveness of these robots was bolstered by their lack of the usual requirement for eyes; instead, Ugbots utilized non-visual composite radiation sensors, less likely to be distracted by light-based effects.

Before the NoHeads’ defeat following the Battle of Yellowstone, these robots were usually slaved to a central control computer. This technique fell out of favor in the aftermath of said battle, however, and they would later function independently like the Rockets did. What also made them unique to war robots was that they could roll into position on the battle field and act as a whipcord launcher. Due to their construction and design, they were over 125 times the cost of a regular war robot or Rocket.

Ugbot dispensers were sometimes used to transport and deploy these robots even in the middle of intense combat zones, proving a serious nuisance to enemy troops.

## Design flaws

Despite being a formidable robot, the Ugbot had one major design flaw. Its shield was designed to enclose the Ugbot in a standing position, but if the robot was to be knocked on its side or against a wall, the shield would have no way of distinguishing the wall or floor from a bullet or sword. This meant that the force field generator had to continue supplying energy to the shield, resulting in an overload, as demonstrated during the rescue on the *Wasp.* The shorted-out force field generator would leave the Ugbot vulnerable. Also, in the rolling position, the Ugbot's shield could not be activated, leaving it vulnerable while rolling from place to place. They also apparently seemed to be vulnerable to use of mutantry, as Hardy used several punches to knock out approaching robots (and even slow down Pythoman) inside the City Volcano.

They also showed little, if any, ability to stop strong explosions as demonstrated when at the Battle of the Fourth Dominion they were destroyed by missiles deployed by Force Baby with little to no force field resistance.

Additionally, there were limits when a Ugbot could extend its whip towards a target. If the target got very close to it, the Ugbot would miss its shot because its arms were spread out. This also enabled an enemy to run around it while attacking.

## Ugbot series and variants

Five known variants of Ugbots existed. The first was the grapple Ugbot, used around the time of the Battle of Yellowstone. It was equipped with electronic grapples and was designed for melee combat, and lacked guns. It also seemed to possess weaker shields than average. Two known variants included:

* **Ultra Ugbot**: These were larger than standard Ugbots and saw use during the Second NoHead War.
* **Marksman Ugbot**: Used by the NoHeads during the Second NoHead War. It included a rifle in its head, in addition to the rest of its weapons. The NoHeads deployed at least two Marksman ugbots during the Battle of the Eastern Field.

## Appearances

* *The Super Babies: Pride of the Super Babies*
* *The Super Babies: The Blabberish Singer*
* *The Super Babies: Revenge of Hell Burnbottom*
* *The Super Babies: An Ended Generation*
* D.I.T. Literary Universe

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2  *Mysticism Deluxe*
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4. ↑ *D. Isaac Thomas' Official Site*
5. ↑ *Before The SMSB 3: Who Will Hold Dominion?*
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7. ↑ D.I.T. Literary Universe (*Boys vs. Girls: The Fate of the Towers*)
8. ↑ D.I.T. Literary Universe (*Boys vs. Girls 2 Prelude*)
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