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Oskar Silverstone

* Oskar Silverstone is a member of Team Sienna.
* Oskar is a dwarven cleric, his focus is unknown.
* Oskar seems to have an outward detestation of the undead, remarking that they are unnatural and unholy and must be destroyed. He carries the weight of this holy quest in all of his actions, presenting an infallible demeanor of severity.
Alice Atwood

* Alice Atwood is a member of Team Silver.
* Alice is a human rogue, who's sub-class is unknown.
* Quiet and mysterious, Alice carries herself with a calm, high class gracefulness. Alice seems contemplative, choosing her words and actions carefully.
* Alice is very young in appearance, looking to be no older than 15.
* Alice has a pet monkey, who seems remarkably well trained.
* Alice (and her monkey) may pass through a crowded room without drawing much attention at all, but once noticed, onlookers find themselves drawn intensely to her enigmatic nature.
Emily Caplan

## **Description**

**Appearance**

Petite with brown hair tied in a ponytail. She has thin lips and kind eyes.

**Personality**

Emily is always polite and kind even to strangers.

## **Biography**

**Background**

Lily Dale is her hometown where she was raised by her Aunt and Uncle after the death of her parents. Unbeknownst to her, Sally and Tyler were working with other town leaders in order to bless the town with fertility by sacrificing a couple at a sacred tree. When the couple was rescued by the party, the town leaders took drastic actions and tried to sacrifice Emily and her fiance, George. This too was thwarted by the party and they traveled to Highrun to try and start a new life.

## **Character Information**

**Quests**

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**Notable Items**

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Krusk

* Krusk is a member of Team Crimson
* Krusk is a half-orc barbarian berserker.
* Krusk does not speak common very well, communicating ideas with simple words or short phrases, referring to himself in the third person: "Krusk smash, give Krusk coin."
* Krusk has a very narrow focus, though he does have decent comprehension of his overall goals and motivations, he gets distracted by immediate wants and desires.
* Krusk has a soft spot for halflings.
Pog & Rimple Pilwicken

* Pog and Rimple Pilwicken are members of Team Jade
* Pog and Rimple are twin gnome bards, of the college of glamour.
* Pog is female and Rimple is male.
* Despite their differing appearances, the twins' mannerisms match very closely, often finishing each other's sentences.
* As Pog and Rimple explained, they applied under the stipulation that for them to participate in the tournament, they must both be accepted and placed on the same team.
Piton De Semola

Una bestia Nivel 7 que habita En muchas zonas incluidos el mar sin fin,la tierra divina etc

### Apariencia

Mide alrededor de 18 metros de largo su color es marrón claro como el trigo en algunas partes de su cuerpo parece que hay una especie de polvo, es robusta en todo su cuerpo(Incluida su cabeza) tienen los estereotipicos patrones de las pitones solo que de su color.

### Habilidades

La pitón a modo de ataque libera un polvo parecido a Sémola o trigo hecho con sus escamas que sus oponentes respiran sin darse cuenta, la sangre se vuelve galea y los huesos tambien.

Tienen la fuerza típica de una bestia de nivel 7 pero sus escamas pueden entrar en medio de un abrazo mortal.

La piel de la pitón cuando se muda o desprende como es normal en las serpientes se convierte en una Harina parecido a Sémola y tiene grandes valores, Con la harina se hacen comidas muy nutritivas que tienen efectos contrarios a su ataque fortaleciendo sangre y huesos en gran medida.

Esta harina es completamente comestible tanto para bestias como para humanoides, tambien un poco de esta harina de su piel puede volver completamente fértil una tierra mala y estéril, pero para conseguirla la pitón debe estar de acuerdo y es muy difícil conseguir la harina por las malas(Sino imposible)

Comportamiento

La Pitón De Sémola es muy inteligente incluso para los estándares de las bestias mágicas se sabe de hordas de monstruos que han destruido ciudades que han sido criadas y comandadas por Estos monstruos.

Son bestias omnivoras que buscan comida tanto de origen animal como vegetal exótico para su aumento de nivel, Dependiendo de la alimentación la harina producida sera diferente y tendrá efectos muy diversos.

Raramente se ven solas donde haya una Abran clase de bestias mágicas de nivel 7 para abajo(Hay casos donde hay bestias de mayor rango que ella misma pero son raros) o incluso humanoides como humanos o nagas que han sido alimentados,protegidos y fortalecidos.
Great Wilderness War Tiger

"*I'm a native Tujia boy. The white tiger symbolises courage in the culture of the Tujia people. In the past, Tujia people would carve white tigers on their weapons for blessing and protection. I also want one of those weapons. My robot is my most powerful weapon. I've come to King of Bots to show everyone the unyielding spirit of our Tujia people.*"
— Wang Xianze explains the inspiration behind Great Wilderness War Tiger's design and name (Mech+ subtitles)

**洪荒战虎** (romanized as **hónghuāng zhàn hŭ**, translating to **Great Wilderness War Tiger**) was a heavyweight robot from Hubei that competed in the first season of *King of Bots*. It lost its only battle in Season 1 to Wild Beast. Great Wilderness War Tiger was succeeded by White Tiger Guardian.

In the Mech+ translations of Season 1, Great Wilderness War Tiger was simply referred to as **War Tiger** in subtitles.

## Design

As its name suggested, Great Wilderness War Tiger was a white and gold, four-wheel drive robot with a design resembling that of a mechanical tiger - complete with head. Its main weapon was a gold drum-like spinner with three toothed discs, while the robot itself also featured a rear wedge.

## Robot History

### King of Bots (Season 1)

In the first round, Great Wilderness War Tiger faced the multibot Wild Beast, represented by the heavyweight Iron Lion and drone Falcon. The battle started tentatively, with Wild Beast sending Falcon out to attack. Minor contact with Falcon allowed Great Wilderness War Tiger to down the drone early on, causing it to flip and crash onto the floor. Iron Lion steered around to the sides of Great Wilderness War Tiger, denting the back right corner and slightly tearing one of the back tire. Great Wilderness War Tiger turned and smashed its drum against the front of Iron Lion, but was jolted upwards a few times. Another smash broke Great Wilderness War Tiger's drum, removing the teeth and rendering it useless.

Iron Lion ripped away the sides of the drum of Great Wilderness War Tiger, alongside the head and front panels. Each of these attacks flung Great Wilderness War Tiger upwards, as Iron Lion came in and attacked the sides, managing to drive under and carry the heavily-damaged machine. More major damage was sustained as Great Wilderness War Tiger took additional hits, this time to its underside, with a drive chain on the left-hand side becoming severed. Great Wilderness War Tiger backed away slowly to the edge of the arena where, in a crucial error, it drove over one of the floor flippers. The hazard flipped Great Wilderness War Tiger over. With no way of self-righting or running inverted, it was counted out and eliminated in the first round.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1

## Trivia

* Early English translations for the robot's name included **Drought War Tiger**, **Prehistoric Tiger** and **Wild War Tiger**.

## External Links

* Great Wilderness War Tiger on the official *King of Bots* website (Chinese, archived)
Tordek Trollbleeder

* Tordek Trollbleeder is a member of Team Silver
* Tordek is a dwarven battle-master fighter.
* Tordek makes no effort to hide his strength and seems to take pleasure in onlooker's hesitant reactions to his warlike appearance. Though Tordek doesn't seem to be motivated by actual maliciousness, many find his crass and unforgiving nature to be off-putting.
Pyra 'Sorrow' Prosperine

* Pyra 'Sorrow' Prosperine is a member of Team Sienna.
* Pyra is a tiefling shadow magic sorcerer.
* Pyra seems to radiate some sort of dark magical energy, whether purposefully or not, which makes those around her emotionally uncomfortable. As a result, Pyra tends to keep to herself, not wanting to inflict distress on others.
Tournament Participants

## Team Crimson

 Caelynn Siannodel | Ranger
 Felix Englehart | Warlock
 Krusk | Barbarian
 Meera Lightbridge | Cleric

## Team Jade

 Ivellios Amastacia | Druid
 Leandros Aloro | Ranger
 Pog Pilwicken | Bard
 Rimple Pilwicken | Bard

## Team Sapphire

 Greyolleth | Warlock
 Lydia Duck | Bard
 Naal Beauchêne | Wizard
 Ralf Conrad | Figher

## Team Sienna

 Leshanna Mystralath | Wizard
 Oskar Silverstone | Cleric
 Pyra 'Sorrow' Prosperine | Sorcerer
 Wolfgang Zimmerman | Rogue

## Team Silver

 Aunrae Dyrr | Ranger
 Nevil Tenpenny | Wizard
 Rivaan Ebynichtomonis | Paladin
 Tordek Trollbleeder | Fighter
BANE

**Bane** (stylized as **BANE**) was a British featherweight robot built by ACE Robotics which competed in the 2018 *King of Bots* UK International Championships. In the main competition, it had a limited run of success, finishing third in two of its qualification rounds to Utopia and Calabash Bros, and second to Aegis, despite lifting the latter mid-battle. As a result, BANE was eliminated from the 2018 UK International Championships at that stage.

Alongside fellow ACE Robotics entry Mini ACE, BANE also fought in a variety of side events held alongside the main championship. These included the Annihilator, where BANE finished fourth overall, and the eighteen-way Gladiator battle, which both robots lost to Aegis.

## Design

BANE was one of the smallest and lightest featherweights to compete in the 2018 UK International Championships, a compact blue and gold robot with two-wheel drive, a wedge-shaped profile and prominent wheelguards. Its weapon was an electric front-hinged lifter, powered by a linear actuator, which could also allow the robot to self-right.

## Robot History

### King of Bots UK 2018

BANE's first battle took place during the opening qualification round, where it faced Irish machine Barróg and 2017 FRA Featherweight International fourth-place finisher Utopia. This match started off poorly for BANE, as Utopia pressed the pit from the start, Barróg went after Bane, eventually causing the ACE Robotics machine to get stuck on the wall. Despite being freed later in the match, BANE was counted out as a result, and would ultimately finish third to Utopia, picking up its first point.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 5

## References

1. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/ACERobotics/photos/pcb.1554568528021683/1554568471355022/?type=3&theater
EndlessMemes

**ALERT-** **Endless Memes is on Lockdown** **until further notice.**

**EndlessMemes** is one of the Meme Superpowers.

EndlessMemes is a large meme community founded by Pikachu12458 on April 5th, 2018.

The leader is currently Pikachu12458.

**EndlessMemes** is neutral in the war.

**EndlessMemes** is currently allied with **CRAZY**.

## Members

The members of **EndlessMemes**.

* [classified] (Pikachu12458)
* Pringles (MysticalTotan3)
* [classified] (GhastHunter26)
* [classified] (WaffleTheChair)
* Austin (AustinIsNormal)
* Mihir Tirumalasetti
* Bryant Sands
* [classified] (Fireme971)
* [classified] (Meadowleaf)
* [classified] (AmberRose04)
Aunrae Dyrr

* Aunrae Dyrr is a member of Team Silver.
* Aunrae is a drow elf ranger, her sub-class is unknown.
* Aunrae is anti-social, and when approached does not respond kindly; outwardly pessimistic and at times outright spiteful, Aunrae drives those who join her in the shadows back into the safety of the light.
King of Bots UK Arena

## UK Featherweight Arena

Overhead shot of the arena

The **King of Bots UK Arena** was a square area which was used to host all robot battles for the 2018 *King of Bots* UK International Championships, co-run by Robo Challenge.

In comparison to its television counterparts, the UK Arena was a simpler, square-shaped arena built especially to house the smaller featherweight competitors. This arena featured many characteristics shared with those previously built for the FRA Featherweight championships, including metal walls with railings, an outer enclosure and a space between the inner and outer walls where robots could be thrown out of the arena. As with its televised counterparts, the 2018 UK International Championships arena featured red and blue markings for the arena hazards; as the event progressed, two of the main starting areas would be represented by red and blue triangles on opposite sides.

## Hazards

The arena is filled with a range of different hazards to ether assist competitors attempting to immobilize its opponent or to give competitors an extra obstacle to avoid.

### Flame Jet

A single flame jet occupied the bottom right-hand-side of the arena, marked by a blue square-shaped outline from the second qualification round onwards. In addition to shooting flames whenever competitors drove over or near it, it was also used to signal the start and end of battles.

### Pit

The pit was the larger of the two hazards present, marked with a red outline. In the 2018 UK International Championships, it was activated by a button on a nearby wall shaped like the *King of Bots* logo; a warning siren played as soon as the pit began to descend. Robots which touched the bottom of the pit as soon as it opened, or were left stranded over it for more than 10 seconds, would be eliminated instantly. In the event of two or more robots going down at once, the robot which touched the bottom of the pit first would be eliminated.

## Outside of King of Bots

The **King of Bots UK Arena** featured within a segment on the BBC in August featuring Spectre (named as the world champion). Spectre was shown fighting robots in the featherweight division and later against **Breakfast Bot**, a featherweight robot in the style of Ninja. Spectre picked up the robot and swung it around until it flew out of the mouth and then **Breakfast Bot** was pitted by Spectre.
Episode 1

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* King of Bots (Season 2)/Episode 1
Rotwood Castle

*The castle, or what used to be a castle is now the skeletal remains of a building sticking up out of the mossy ground. The most intact structure is a half crumbled tower. Over time the plantlife started to frow over the marble and stone as if the swamp was reclaiming its land. There also seems to be a fire lit a bit past the tower and you can just make out strange humanois shapes stalking through the rubble.*
Satanix

**Satanix** is a British featherweight robot built by Team Hell, which appeared at the 2018 *King of Bots* UK International Championships. Although it was not able to enter the main competition due to a lack of active weapon, it took part in a variety of side events, including two whiteboard battles and the eighteen-way Gladiator melee. Despite performing strongly in each of its battles, Satanix would not achieve victory in any of them.

Team Hell also attended the 2018 UK International Championships with Hell's Angel, which competed in the main competition under the captaincy of David Weston.

## Design

Satanix is an invertible, two-wheel drive robot with a black and red color scheme. While not incorporating an active weapon, its design included a pair of hinged front wedges and sets of top-mounted ramming spikes at either end. These were used in tandem with Satanix’s powerful drive system to push and ram opponents at high speeds, often with sufficient force to flip them if they were rammed against the arena walls.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 3

## Outside King of Bots

After its appearance at the *King of Bots* UK Championship, Satanix would later perform well at the Robodojo Autumn Featherweight Championship, collecting two dominant victories in its first two Full Combat fights. Satanix also competed at Robodojo in July 2019 in the sportsman division, gathering three wins over Crota, Parasite and Stabby McUnicornface, but drove out of the arena against Midas, and in the subsequent third place rumble.

Satanix competed in the main bracket at the FRA UK Featherweight Championship in August 2019, with success. It escaped its Heat in second place, most notably defeating Binky. In the Top 16, Satanix won its next fight against Get Shrekt and then earned a victory over Push-Abili-Tilly in the quarter-finals. However, Satanix was not able to be repaired in time for its semi-final match, and forfeited its place in the competition back to Push-Abili-Tilly.
Robo Genius

Robo Genius title card

**Robo Genius** was a series of educational segments shown at the end of every episode of *King of Bots II*. Hosted by Tao Shen, the 10-minute segments involved a group of children exploring various aspects of robotics and robot combat in a classroom-style setting, through taking part in a series of lessons, workshops and building challenges. Established *King of Bots* builders Wang Xi and Song Peng featured as mentors for each of the activities covered in these segments.

The *Robo Genius* segments were produced as a promotion for Season 2 partners UBTECH, whose robot building kits were prominently used. UBTECH also collaborated with *King of Bots* to organize a robotics club under the same name, which runs multiple AI/robotics competitions under the 'Global Youth Robotics Challenge' initiative.

## References

1. ↑  https://competition.ubtrobot.com/
2. ↑ Season 2, Episode 1 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
3. ↑ Season 2, Episode 2 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
4. ↑ Season 2, Episode 3 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
5. ↑ Season 2, Episode 4 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
6. ↑ Season 2, Episode 5 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
7. ↑ Private correspondence with Xuanyuan Wencheng.
8. ↑ Season 2, Episode 6 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
9. ↑ Season 2, Episode 7 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
10. ↑ Season 2, Episode 8 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
11. ↑ Season 2, Episode 9 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
12. ↑ Season 2, Episode 10 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
13. ↑ Season 2, Episode 11 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
14. ↑ Season 2, Episode 12 (Official Zhejiang TV YouTube link)
Episode 3

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Guan Hu

Guan Hu es el Maestro del Palacio Espíritu Marcial en la Gran Tierra Divina.

## **Historia**

Cuando era solo un niño era pequeño mendigo huérfano que todos los días, tuvo que luchar por la comida. Solía ​​pelear con perros para salvar su pan cocido al vapor. Un día conoció a un anciano que estaba cubierto de sangre.

¡Ese viejo hombre había cambiado su vida! Él le enseñó y lo llevó al Palacio Espíritu Marcial para que pudiera explorar su potencial. Su maestro había decidido enseñarle, convirtiéndolo en un guerrero exitoso.

Con el tiempo la codicia y la ambición de Guan Hu fue mas profunda y enveneno a ese viejo que era su maestro. Por la posición de maestro del Palacio Espíritu Marcial la cual su maestro no lo había elegido decidió matarlo y robar el Árbol Frutal del Espíritu Marcial.

Teniendo el Árbol Frutal del Espíritu Marcial, los ancianos le reconocerán como maestro. Nunca podría borrar la alegría que sintió cuando ese viejo lo reconoció como su alumno y quien le dio todos los conocimientos, pero su ambición era fuerte que todo. Ese fue su Mara.

¡Nunca olvidaría a este viejo!

.......

Consideraba a Shi Yan y sus aliados como traidores de la raza humana y decide con los demás lideres de la Gran Tierra Divina matarlos. Usa todo su poder para romper la formación de la ciudad que estaba llena de trampas y luchar contra Long Zhu quien ayudaba a protegerla.

## **Relaciones**

Nie Ruo Rival y Aliado)

Li Meng (Rival y Aliado)

Yun Hao (Rival)

Shi Yan (Enemigo)

## Equipamiento

 **Árbol Frutal del Espíritu Marcial: Un t**esoro divino del Palacio Espíritu Marcial. En ese momento, el árbol de la vida era una famosa arma divina, que podía soportar el poder de la vida mágica. Incluso podría revivir mágicamente a una persona muerta. Sin embargo, el Árbol Frutal del Espíritu Marcial no tuvo ese efecto milagroso. La semilla del Árbol Frutal de la Vida podría convertirse en el Árbol Frutal del Espíritu Marcial. Cuando un guerrero que no entendía un poder Upanishad comía un fruto del Árbol Frutal del Espíritu Marcial, podía recibir un espíritu marcial. Solo necesitaba cultivarse para desarrollar su nuevo espíritu marcial.
Beauty 2

**Beauty 2** is a British featherweight robot built by Team Beast, which competed in the 2018 *King of Bots* UK International Championships. A former multiple UK featherweight champion, it endured limited success in the qualification rounds, initially finishing third to Get Shrekt after having its battery ripped out. For its remaining two battles, Beauty 2 finished third again to Tempest and second to Aegis; the latter after it and Enigma fell into the pit at the same time. As a result, it was eliminated from the 2018 UK International Championships, having not scored enough points to progress to later rounds.

## Design

Beauty 2 is a two-wheel drive, wedge-shaped robot armed with a high-pressure, rear-hinged pneumatic flipper, considered to be one of the most powerful in the 2018 UK International Championships. The robot had a distinctive appearance with minimal armor and an exposed titanium frame, which proved vulnerable to damage against various spinning weapons throughout its appearances in the main competition.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 3

## Outside King of Bots

At least nine versions of Beauty have been built by Team Beast, achieving significant success in featherweight events hosted across the United Kingdom. The original Beauty won the 2007 FRA European Featherweight Championship, with Beauty 2 building on this success by winning that year's *Roaming Robots* Winter Tour. Beauty 2 would go on to win the 2008 and 2009 FRA UK Featherweight Championships, and would secure a third FRA UK title in 2014 after defeating **Beauty 8** in the final round. These achievements resulted in Beauty 2 and its companion versions receiving an Honorable Mention in the Combat Robot Hall of Fame in 2009, which considered their championship successes up to that year. In 2022, Beauty 2 was fully inducted after being discovered to have received sufficient votes in the amended 2009 ballots.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/6919-21st-amp-22nd-july-2007-fighting-robots-european-champio/page9
2. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/7337-roaming-robots-end-of-year-review
3. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/7117-24th-25th-amp-26th-may-2008-robo-challenge/page36
4. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/8089-2009-fighting-robots-fw-uk-championships-hosted-by-robo-chal/page61
5. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/content/96-fighting-robots-association-2014-featherweight-championship
6. ↑ http://runamok.tech/hall\_of\_fame.html
Pendulum

Pendulum

**Pendulum** is a British featherweight robot which competed in the 2018 *King of Bots* UK International Championships. Built by Andy Russell, it entered one of the Tag Team battles held during the final day of the competition, paired alongside Cobalt, which both robots won. Andy Russell also entered the main championship with his undercutter spinner Telekinesis.

## Design

Pendulum is a four-wheel drive, black and silver robot, armored with single-piece aluminium billets around the wheels and equipped with a 3.2kg TOOLOX eggbeater spinner. The spinner rotates at 6,000rpm, and is capable of flipping and causing severe damage to its opponents.

## Robot History

### King of Bots UK 2018

Pendulum competed in one of three Tag Team battles held alongside the main 2018 UK International Championships, paired with the vertical crusher Cobalt. The duo faced three other pairings – Conker 3 and Forge Master, The Claw and Hedgebot, and Strix and Impact – with Cobalt starting the battle first. Pendulum reversed into position in its corner, and waited for some time before it was simultaneously nudged by Cobalt and Strix. Immediately, it spun its eggbeater up and drove around the side of Strix, only to end up driving up the white and black machine’s flipper. Reversing, Pendulum circled round and bumped into Forge Master, before slamming into the front of Hedgebot, rupturing the pneumatics system inside Thomas Walland’s machine. It darted across the arena and proceeded to attack Impact, only to get thrown upside down and be forced to self-right using its eggbeater. As Impact retreated to tag Conker 3, Pendulum reversed and threw Hedgebot upwards with a powerful slam, immobilizing Hedgebot in the process.

Pendulum hit the side of Hedgebot again, before spinning and flipping Impact over against the wall. With Impact unable to self-right, Pendulum next attempted to line up an attack on Conker 3, but was thrown across the arena when the two robots’ eggbeaters made contact with each other. Landing on its wheels and with its eggbeater partially ripped off, Pendulum spun round in circles and backed into the wall as Cobalt re-joined the battle to take its place. Pendulum played very little part in the remainder of the battle; Forge Master briefly pushed Cobalt into Pendulum as the latter two robots duelled, but all three of the remaining robots would survive to a Judges’ decision. The decision ruled in favor of Cobalt and Pendulum, making them the winners of the Tag Team battle.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 0

## Outside King of Bots

First built in 2016, Pendulum achieved considerable success in its first year of combat, initially reaching the quarter-finals of that year’s FRA Featherweight International Championships. At Insomnia 58 later the same year, it also performed well, achieving three victories by the end of the event, including one where it threw Tormenta 3 out of the arena. Pendulum remains an active competitor at live events under Andy Russell’s ownership, often attending alongside Telekinesis.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/13260-pendulum-fw-beater
Episode 2

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Impact

**Impact** is a British featherweight robot which competed in the 2018 *King of Bots* UK International Championships. It fought exclusively in a variety of side events which took place alongside the main championship, including a Tag Team battle, one whiteboard and the eighteen-way Gladiator melee, but was unable to win any of these battles.

Team Impact also competed in the main 2018 UK International Championship with drum spinner Enigma.

## Design

Impact is a two-wheel drive robot with a rounded box-wedge-shaped profile and a black and red color scheme. Its main weapon is a pneumatic rear-hinged flipper, which is capable of throwing opponents over with ease.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 3

## Outside King of Bots

Impact returned for the UK Featherweight Championship 2019, and collected wins over Graffiti and Sinister, but otherwise lost to X-303, Barghest and Push-Abili-Tilly. Impact did later win a Tag Team battle, finishing second in this competition.
Broadax 2

**Broadax 2** is a British featherweight robot which competed in the 2018 *King of Bots* UK International Championships. Entered by Team Darklight, it endured a limited run of success in the qualification rounds, initially finishing its opening melee second to Saber-X on a Judges’ decision. From there, Broadax 2’s fortunes worsened, finishing its second battle third to Binky and Microswitch after becoming immobilized by the latter. After being forced to forfeit its final qualifier due to overrunning repairs, it was eliminated from the 2018 UK International Championships, having not scored enough points to progress to the Knockout Round or qualify for the 8 Way Melee.

In addition to the main competition, Broadax 2 also competed in a whiteboard battle judged by members of the audience, as well as Tag Team battle alongside Apex. It redeemed itself in both battles, winning each via a Judges’ decision.

## Design

Broadax 2 is a two-wheel drive, pyramid-shaped robot with a silver, burgundy and black color scheme. Its main weapon was an electric-powered axe, featuring a double-bladed head and a spur gear-based drive mechanism, which could also act as the robot’s self-righting mechanism. Broadax 2’s design also incorporated a large one-piece armor plate, which protected the robot’s sides and doubled as its front wedge. Immediately before the 2018 UK International Championships, Team Darklight added an extra layer of 5mm HDPE to the robot’s top armor, in order to weather attacks from other axe and hammer weapons.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 3

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/14039-team-darklight-broadax-2-(featherweight-axe-hammer)/page2
2. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/14039-team-darklight-broadax-2-(featherweight-axe-hammer)
Aegis

Both versions of Aegis in the arena, prior to their Tag Team battle

**Aegis** is the name given to a pair of British featherweight robots by Chi-Tec Robotics, both of which competed in the 2018 *King of Bots* UK International Championships. The original incarnation, driven by Rory Charlesworth, scored two victories and a second-place finish in the qualification rounds, earning enough points to finish joint-ninth overall and secure a place in the Knockout Round. Aegis won its next battle against Furious George to reach the Round of 12, where it was thrown out of the arena by Shrapnel. After subsequently losing its Losers’ Melee to DB12, Aegis was eliminated from the 2018 UK International Championships. However, it would go on to win the eighteen-way Gladiator battle held towards the end of the event.

**Aegis Mk II**, driven by Luke Knight, fared less well in the main competition, losing its first two qualification rounds to Shrapnel and Hell's Angel. It subsequently withdrew from its third qualifier against Chinese entries Saber-X and Little Devil, scoring no further points and being eliminated from the championship as a result.

Both versions of Aegis also fought as partners in a Tag Team battle, which they lost to Saber-X and Get Shrekt via knockout.

## Versions of Aegis

### Aegis

The original Aegis was an orange, four-wheel drive robot armed with an electric lifting scoop. Powered by a linear actuator, the scoop featured a variety of broad HDPE plates - including curved and straight plates - and a set of extra attachments enabling it to be used as a srimech. Aegis was also equipped with an overhead grabbing claw, mounted on top of the scoop, which was used to hold opponents in place as it lifted them.

### Aegis Mk II

* Aegis MK II in combat, fitted with the lifting scoop
* Aegis MK II with the drum
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Aegis Mk II was a white, invertible tracked robot armed with a set of interchangeable weapons. These included a steep lifting scoop similar to that of the original Aegis, as well as a narrow drum spinner with two single-toothed discs. Each of Aegis Mk II’s weapons was integrated into the robot’s main chassis, and lead to it being referred to as a ‘Swiss Army Bot’ on its statistics card.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 4
* Losses: 8

*NOTE: The above statistics combine the individual win/loss records of both versions. Aegis and Aegis Mk II’s Tag Team losses are considered separate defeats for each version.*

## Outside King of Bots

Both Aegis and Aegis Mk II are regular attendees on the UK live circuit, competing at *Extreme Robots*, *Robots Live!* and *Robodojo* events. At the March 2019 *Robodojo* event, Aegis Mk II went undefeated across all four of its fights, and was declared the joint winner of the event, alongside Plastic Fantastic. Only Aegis Mk II competed in the FRA UK Featherweight Championship in August 2019, but was unsuccessful and fell in its Heat. The original Aegis did still win the 'Lift-Off' battle, but was eliminated early in the Gladiator battle.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/13015-fw-tracked-4wd-lifter-aegis/page16
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Stingray

Stingray in Season 1

"*We are peaceful Russians - we are here with a deadly robot!*"
— Alan Gubiev

**Stingray** (Chinese: **黄貂鱼**, romanized as **Huáng diāo yú'**; also spelt as **StingRay** and on the Weber Robotics website as **Stingrey**) was a competitor robot built by Weber Robotics, which competed in the first season of *King of Bots*. Named after the group of venomous rays, it appeared in the very first battle of the show’s history alongside American full-body spinner Megabyte, which it lost via knockout. For Season 1.5, Weber Robotics instead entered with a new build, Weber.

## Design

Stingray was an invertible, two-wheel drive robot armed with a drum-type spinner powered by an 800W motor. The robot was Weber Robotics’ first attempt at building a drum spinner, and featured two 650W motors for its drivetrain. Stingray’s chassis and armour consisted of an internal aluminium frame, protected by a 6mm HARDOX steel cover. Its colour scheme is neon yellow with red flames on the top and side armor, a red drum and black ‘S’ logos on either side of the drum mount.

## Robot History

### King of Bots (Season 1)

Debuting in Episode 1, Stingray fought in the very first battle of *King of Bots*, against seasoned American entrant Megabyte. It briefly hesitated as the battle began, only to drive straight towards and past a spinning Megabyte. Charging straight into Megabyte, Stingray was deflected and sent spinning away; the impact left it immobile on one side and driving in circles over the flame jets. After having flown across the arena on recoil, Megabyte approached Stingray and ripped its drum weapon out with a second hit. Stingray spun around helplessly near the grinders, and had one of its side panels torn off by Megabyte shortly before being counted out. With this, it lost to Megabyte via knockout, and was eliminated from the first season.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1

## Outside King of Bots

Prior to competing in *King of Bots*, Weber Robotics participated in several live events in domestic Russia, such as *Bronebots*, with a variety of robots and with considerable success. These have included:

* **Dolf I**, a top-mounted bar spinner which won the Championship of Armored Light 2015.
* **Piramida**, a pyramid-shaped robot with a unique shock pneumatic weapon system.
* **Dolf II**, the team’s first flipper robot, which finished third at the Battle of Armorbot 2016.
* **Rake**, an invertible robot with a 360-degree lifter.
* **Weber**, a pneumatic flipper with an exposed skeleton, which was rebuilt to enter *This is Fighting Robots*.

## Trivia

* Stingray's debut on *King of Bots* aired just one day after Weber Robotics' televised debut on *Robot Wars* was aired in the United Kingdom.
Legendarium Ingot

Legendarium Ingots are ingots that are crafted with 9 Legendarium Nuggets. Legendarium Ingots are used in certain recipes, including the Ultimate Sword and the Legendarium set of armor. Legendarium Ingots can also be used to repair Legendarium gear and can be crafted back into nuggets or into blocks.
Episode 10

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General Discussion

This board is for general conversations about the wiki.

## Starting from the beginning

I'd like to thank everyone whose come so far. I hope you are all ready to do what I had to do 9 years ago when I came upon Robot Wars Wiki. We've done more in the last day than had been done when I got to the Wiki. Those who contribute heavily here will be remembered on Robot Wars Wiki as well.

Obviously, there are a few elephants in the room. One being the language barrier. We are going to have to make do. I will write up a disclaimer on that point. Second being just how ambitious we are. I don't want us to climb a mountain and give up before we start. I have a list of small and reasonable goals for where I think this Wiki can be.

* King of Bots page
* Season 1 page
* Episode pages
* Competitor pages
* King of Bots Arena page.
* Terminology pages, including clusterbots.

The things I don't think we need just yet include

* Weapon pages
* Team pages
* Ways to lose a battle pages

Those were added many years into RWW and we don't need them just yet. Let's set ourselves some reasonable goals. **Toon Ganondorf  (t c)** 09:44, January 10, 2018 (UTC)
Nezha

**Nezha** was one of four robots built for the 'Manager Exhibition Battle' held during the 2018 series *This is Fighting Robots*.

Built especially for this match alongside MIX, Pangolin and WARRIOR, it was driven by Sa Beining, and was based on a version of Team Legion's *Robot Wars* competitor **Sabretooth**. Though armed with a powerful drum spinner, Nezha became the first of the manager-driven robots to be eliminated, after being damaged and flipped over by two separate attacks from eventual winner MIX.

## Design

Nezha is made by modifying the 2016 Sabretooth, as it competed in *Robot Wars: Series 8*. Thus, it was a four-wheel drive robot with multiple weapons and defensive features at either end, along with a black, red and white paint scheme. The robot's arsenal included a steep, angled wedge plate and pneumatic grabbing claw at the front, and a twin-toothed vertical drum spinner at the back to cause heavy damage to opposition. Nezha's claw was designed to act as a srimech, but, like its *Robot Wars* counterpart, was unable to demonstrate this in combat.

As an additional decorative feature, Nehza featured two strobe lights angled towards the rear of the machine. These were to function as 'spotlights' to improve visibility across the arena, although lights of this kind are usually prohibited in other robot combat shows/events due to distraction and/or safety concerns.

## Etymology

**Nezha** refers to the protection deity of the same name from Chinese religion,and the red line paint of the side armor is based on the weapon "**Kunten Aya**" used by Nezha in mythology

## References

1. ↑ '*Robot Wars* Build Rules, Version 3.3' (2017), *Robot Wars*
2. ↑ 'BattleBots 2021 Design Rules' (2021), *BattleBots*
3. ↑ https://youtu.be/ipla63xU3R8?list=PLJrnwT2nuRsPlwsD4\_DU32R4cCJRrXAor&t=260
Strix

**Strix** was a featherweight robot from Blairgowrie, Scotland, which competed in the 2018 *King of Bots* UK International Championships. Entered by Venator Robotics, it had limited success in the main competition, initially finishing second in its first two qualification battles to Amnesia and Shrapnel after suffering recurring issues with its flipper. While being prepared for its third qualifier – against Straddle 2 and Tempest – Strix’s transmitter malfunctioned, resulting in it forfeiting the battle and scoring no further points. As a result, it was eliminated from the 2018 UK International Championships at the qualification stage.

In addition to the main competition, Strix also entered one whiteboard battle, but suffered further technical issues while being prepared. As a result, it withdrew from the whiteboard, and was removed from the arena before the battle was due to begin. Strix also competed in one Tag Team battle, partnered with Impact, which both lost to Cobalt and Pendulum.

Strix's name is derived from the bird of ill omen in classical mythology.

## Design

Strix was a dark blue and white robot with a box-wedge shape and a four-wheel drive system. Its weapon was an electric front-hinged flipper, operated by a fast-acting linear actuator, although this proved unreliable during the robot's appearances at the 2018 UK International Championships. Strix’s construction utilized a variety of materials for its chassis, armor and weapon, including HDPE and HARDOX of varying thicknesses.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 4

*NOTE: Strix's withdrawal from its whiteboard battle is not considered to be a loss.*

## References

1. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/13767-4wd-front-hinge-flipper-featherweight/page7
2. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/13767-4wd-front-hinge-flipper-featherweight/page2
3. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/13767-4wd-front-hinge-flipper-featherweight/page2
4. ↑ http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/threads/13767-4wd-front-hinge-flipper-featherweight/page5
Episode 4

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Stegodon α and Stegodon β

Stegodon α and Stegodon β

**剑齿象α, 剑齿象β** (**Jiàn chǐ xiàng α, jiàn chǐ xiàng β**, directly translating to **Saber-toothed Elephant α, Saber-toothed Elephant β**, alternately known as **Stegodon α and Stegodon β**) was a multibot from Hong Kong which competed in the first season of *King of Bots*. In its only appearance, it lost to Whirlwind cut via knockout after both segments were immobilized by various attacks from the latter.

## Design

Stegodon α (red) and Stegodon β (dark blue) were a pair of identical two-wheeled, invertible box-shaped robots, armed with an unusual set of four chainsaw weapons. Two chainsaws were mounted on each side of both robots – one on top, one at the base – which surrounded the wheels and allowed them to attack from the front, sides and rear.

## Robot History

### King of Bots (Season 1)

Stegodon α and Stegodon β appeared in Episode 3, where it fought Whirlwind cut in the first round. At the start, Stegodon α left the red square to approach Whirlwind cut while Stegodon β waited; however, Stegodon β was quickly attacked by Whirlwind cut, which buckled one of its front panels and sent several bolts flying out of it. Both Stegodon α and Stegodon β moved sluggishly in the center of the arena after this, with the latter being pursued and hit by Whirlwind cut again. The impact spun Stegodon β around and tore several parts of its side off, including a whole panel; after this, Stegodon β rolled towards the wall, stopped and began smoking.

Stegodon α, meanwhile, lost mobility on one side, and was violently rammed by Whirlwind once the latter’s spinning weapon stopped rotating. The attack sent it rolling towards one of the grinders, which tore off one of its rear armor panels, where it struggled to drive properly. Both Stegodon α and Stegodon β were now immobile, so in order to prevent further damage from Whirlwind cut, the team made an official 'tap-out' to the referee, who ended the match immediately. An electrical fire developed inside Stegodon β following the attack by Whirlwind cut, which was extinguished by a fire marshal once the flames spread through its internals.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1

## Outside King of Bots

Team captain Weng Yongyang is an experienced builder and competitor in bipedal robotics competitions, having previously won numerous medals at the 2016 International Robot Competition in Korea.

## Trivia

* Two of Weng Yongyang’s bipedal robots made an additional appearance in Episode 3, where they were controlled onstage by the show’s commentators.
* Stegodon α and Stegodon β was the only competitor to lose a first-round match via tap-out

## External Links

* Stegodon α and Stegodon β on the *King of Bots* website (Chinese, archived)
* Stegodon α and Stegodon β - King of Bots Facebook page