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Sluggo

**Sluggo** is a Heavyweight robot built by the Salt Lake City, Utah based **Team Angry** that competed at RoboGames 2017. It is a silver, invertible, box-shaped robot with Omni-wheel drive, and a powerful spinning bar, capable of getting up to a very high amount of RPM. Unfortunately despite all this powerful weaponry Sluggo proved very unreliable, breaking down in all two of its fights, and going 0-2.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2017

Sluggo's first match was against **Mouse**. When the match began, Sluggo spun up, but it did not move, allowing Mouse to move in and shove Sluggo into the wall. After Mouse backed away, Sluggo finally got going, turning around to face Mouse, only for Sluggo's drivetrain to shut down again. Mouse spun around in celebration as Sluggo spun back up, but was counted out.

As it turned out, Sluggo was suffering from radio frequency interference, preventing the team from gaining control of the bot for the majority of the fight.

This put Sluggo in the loser's bracket where it faced **HexaDecimator**. This fight began with Sluggo spinning up to full speed, and attempting to use its Omni-drive to drift into Hexy D. When the two connected Sluggo struck twice, with the first hit showering sparks everywhere, and the second hit ripping a chunk off of Hexy D.

Sluggo then drifted into the rear of Hexy D, weapon first, sending even more sparks flying, and knocking Hexy D away a few feet.

     This hit ripped a gash in the side of Hexy D, Sluggo then came on the attack again, and delivered a blow to the other side of Hexy D.

     This attack busted Hexy D's pneumatics, but the same hit also caused Sluggo to skid over to the arena corner where it stopped working, and it was counted out, eliminating it from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

HexaDecimator

* **Wins:** 0
* **Losses:** 2

## Trivia

* Sluggo is the first horizontal bar spinner to compete in RoboGames to have Omni-wheels for drive.

* Sluggo is set to be the fourth US RoboGames competitor to compete in China (after **Echo 2.0**(FMB), **Mega Melvin** , and **Megabyte** (King of Bots)), and is slated to compete in Clash Bots as **Angry Frog**.
* Sluggo was one of the last bots to drop out of RoboGames 2018, stating that they would not be competing that year, and that they would instead return for RoboGames 2019 a mere 5 days before the competition.  However, this never came to fruition as Robogames 2019 was canceled due to expenses related to arena maintenance.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
IRAN Robo - Yavar K

**IRAN Robo - Yavar K** was a Featherweight robot from Tehran, Iran that competed in RoboGames 2007. It was a silver shell spinner, IRAN Robo - Yavar K did very poorly in the competition losing both of its fights. IRAN Robo - Yavar K also registered for RoboGames 2008, but for reasons unknown pulled out.

## RoboGames History

### RoboGames 2008

Despite registering for RoboGames 2008 IRAN Robo - Yavar K ultimately withdrew from the event this meant that it only competed in RoboGames 2007.

## Combat Record

**Wins:** 0

**Losses** 2

Proteus

## Trivia

* IRAN Robo - Yavar K is one of only three Iranian robots to register for RoboGames and actually show up and fight, the other two being Phoenix I, and Phoenix II.
Floor Jack

**Floor Jack** was a Middleweight robot built by Team Van Cleve, and Team Coolrobots that attempted to compete at ROBOLympics 2004. It was a invertible, two wheeled, silver, wedge shaped robot armed with a pneumatic flipping arm. However, Team Van Cleve wound up pulling out of ROBOLympics 2004 in favor of competing at the BattleBots hosted NPC Charity Open the same year, and Floor Jack retired after that event, never to make a single RoboGames or ComBots appearance until being brought out of retirement to register for RoboGames 2023.
Rebel

**Rebel** was an Antweight built by **Team Misfit** that competed at the 2005 RFL Nationals. It was a four-wheeled robot, armed with a spinning bar that the team claimed could get up to 30,000 RPM. Despite this potent weaponry, Rebel failed to perform well, and lost both of its matches in its only appearance.

## RoboGames History

### 2005 RFL Nationals

It is unknown how Rebels fights went at its only RoboGames/ComBots appearance at the 2005 RFL Nationals. What is known however is that it lost both of its fights to **Fire Eagle**, and **Kato**.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 0
* **Losses:** 2

Kato
Professor Chaos

**Professor Chaos** was a Middleweight built by students from the Worchester Polytechnic Institute that competed from RoboGames 2008 to 2010. It was a four-wheeled robot armed with a powerful single toothed, vertical flywheel. Professor Chaos did extremely well, winning two gold medals, and one Bronze medal.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 14
* **Losses:** 2

Ice Cube
Wedgeemout
Touro Classic (x2)
 RoboGames 2009
Vicious Verdict
Pipe Wench
VD5 (x2)
 RoboGames 2010
Dark Clyde
Terminal Velocity
Touro Classic
The Mortician
Plasma (Heavyweight)

*Not to be confused with Stephen Felk's much more successful Featherweight of the same name.*

**Plasma** is a Heavyweight robot built by Stephen Felk that competed at RoboGames 2017. Not much is known about this robot other than that it is likely an invertible, two-wheeled, robot armed with a vertical drum spinner. Plasma arrived to RG17 incomplete, and was unabe to be completed on time, and thus forfeited both of its fights.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2017

Plasma's first match was supposed to be against **Khaos**, however Plasma arrived to the event incomplete, and was unable to be finished in time. This resulted in Plasma being forced to forfeit the match, and it was sent to the loser's bracket where it was due to fight **Cavalier**. However once again Plasma was unable to be completed, and was eliminated from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

Cavalier (forfeit)

* **Wins:** 0
* **Losses:** 2

## Trivia

* Both robots that Plasma forfeited to would ultimtely go 1-2 in RoboGames 2017 with the forfeit by Plasma being their only win.

## See Also

* **Foxic -**Another notable Heavyweight robot that forfeited both of its matches in RG17.
* **Pump -** Stephen Felk's last Heavyweight robot.
* **Voltronic (BattleBots) -** Stephen Felk's entry into the Comedy Central era *BattleBots* competitions.
* **plasma -** Plasma's much more successful Featherweight predecessor.
Baron Underwear

**Baron Underwear** was a Antweight robot built by **Team Misfit** that competed in the 2008 RoboGames. Not much is known about the robot, and only a CAD drawing exists, so it is assumed that it was a two-wheeled, invertible spiked wedge robot with no active weapons. However as no photos of this robot exist, it is unknown what exactly it looked like. Baron Underwear did not perform well at the event, winning only one battle before losing two.

## RoboGames History

### RoboGames 2008

As with pretty much everything about this bot, not much is known about Baron Underwear's performance at RoboGames other thatn the fact that it won its first fight over **Nibbler**. However it then proceeded to lose to another Team Misfit creation, **Wild One**, and lost its final fight to **Phaeton**. This meant it was eliminated from RoboGames 2008.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 1
* **Losses:** 2

Phaeton
Antares

**Antares** guitars were imported and distributed in the U.S. by Vega Music International alongside the Orion brand (which had a very similar lineup). They are often claimed to be from the 1970s and Japanese made, but there is little evidence to support that. The only catalog available is from 1982 and features almost every model that is found under this name, suggesting a short lifespan for the brand. Most of their models were made in Korea by Samick, and a few most likely by Cort.

## Samick-built models

* ACB (Doubleneck SG style)
* ACP (LP style)
* ADX (Dreadnought style)
* AE (Explorer style)
* AEB (Explorer style bass)
* AFB (The "Paul" style)
* AFL (Lead style)
* AGD (Vantage style)
* AIM (Iceman style)
* ALA (LP style)
* ALK (LP style)
* ALS (LP style)
* APK (P-bass style)
* APK (P-bass style)
* ARC (Bich style)
* AS (Star style)
* ASA (L-5 style)
* ASB (Star style bass)
* ASK (Strat style)
* AST (Strat style)
* ATA (LP style)
* AV (V style)
* AVB (V style bass)

## Other

* AFB-26 (Cort)
* ALK-27 (Cort)
* APT-27 (Cort)
* AST-24 (Cort)
Green Eye Silver Dragon

**Green Eye Silver Dragon** was a Featherweight robot built by RoBoSaGa that competed at ROBOLympics 2004, as well as the 2004 RFL Nationals. It was a four wheeled dragon shaped robot, armed with a flamethrower. However it was not invertible, and it could not self-right. Green Eye Silver Dragon did poorly in competition, losing all but one of its five fights, yet it still managed to reach the quarterfinals in ROBOLympics 2004 due to a lack of entries.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

   Green Eye Silver Dragon's first ever match was against **Helios**. This fight started with Green Eye Silver Dragon attempting to ram Helios. However Helios was able to get away, and deliver a large hit with its drum that sent Green Eye Silver Dragon flying. Green Eye Silver Dragon landed on its wheels, however Helios hit it again, this time flipping it on its back, after one more hit Green Eye Silver Dragon tapped out.

This loss put Green Eye Silver Dragon into the loser's bracket where it faced **Hidden Power**. It won this match, putting it in the quarterfinals where it faced **TS**. It lost this match, and was eliminated from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 1
* **Losses:** 4

 2004 RFL Nationals
VD3.3HF
Cavalier

Cavalier is a Heavyweight robot built by students from the University of Texas Arlington campus as a senior projectthat competed at RoboGames 2017. Its complex design led to it being one of the three most hyped RoboGames newcomers for the event on /r battlebots along with **Mega Melvin**, and **Rampage**
Despite this it was plagued by technical issues, and bad draws, and weight issues. As a result of this, Cavalier did not do well in competition, only managing to win one fight via a forfeit.

## Design

Cavalier was a unique robot, it was a white, and blue, box-shaped, four-wheel drive robot that used linear actuators to switch between Omni wheel, and conventional drive. On the top of the robot were a pair of self-righting arms. Cavalier was also armed with a unique weapon in its counter-rotating horizontal drum spinners.

Cavalier also was supposed to have an armored wedge at the rear, however the team showed up to the event 13lbs overweight, and were forced to rush to alter the robot just to get it in the arena for its first fight.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2017

Cavalier's first match was against **Echo 2.0**. For this fight UTA Combat Robots opted to run the rear wedge on Cavalier. However to do that the team had to remove the conventional drive, and rely on the Omni Wheels as well as remove the self righting mechanism to make weight for the wedge. The team then ran out of time to install the shock mounting for the Omni Wheels, meaning that Cavalier entered the fight badly crippled.

This match was essentially over within three seconds as Echo got up to speed, and box-rushed the crippled Cavalier, knocking it off of its Omni Wheels, and onto its belly. Without its conventional drive equipped this left Cavalier unable to move, and it was counted out.

This sent Cavalier to the loser's bracket where it was scheduled to face **plasma**. However plasma showed up to the event unfinished, and was forced to forfeit the match, and moved on to the next round of the loser's bracket where it faced **Ragin Scotsman**.

### Wins/Losses

Ragin Scotsman

* **Wins:** 1
* **Losses:** 2

## References

1. ↑ [1]
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3. ↑ [3]
Jimmy Crack Corn

* RoboGames 2006
* RSA Holiday Games
* RSA July 2003
* RSA 2002

### Other Entries

Angry Dustpan, P.B.S.R., Westside Glory, 60 lbs of Jimmy, Happy Sweeper, Pneu Jimmy, Triton, MC Pee Pants, VD, Rick James, Sir Loin, Carlo Bottocchini, Homie G, Mighty Sandwich, Shenanigans, Danger, Captain Coleslaw, Newt

### Team Members

Andy Sauro
Bill Sauro
Ronna Sauro
Chris Hassler
Ellen Hassler
Randy Ng
 (ROBOlympics,
RG06,
RFL 04-05)

**Jimmy Crack Corn** was an Antweight built by **Fatcats** that competed at ROBOLympics 2004, and RoboGames 2006, as well as the 2004-2005 RFL Nationals, and the final three known RSA events. It was a Black and White invertible weaponless wedge shaped robot. Jimmy did well in battle winning the Antweight championship at the 2003 RSA Holiday Games, and the Bronze Medal at ROBOLympics 2004. Jimmy Crack Corn would retire after RoboGames 2006, and to this day it still holds one of the best Win/Loss ratios in the sport.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 23
* **Losses:** 9

## Outside of RoboGames

Jimmy Crack Corn fought in Steel Conflict 2-4 wher it did well, placing third in Steel Conflict 2, second in Steel Conflict 3, and reaching the semifinals in Steel Conflict 4. It also competed in Marin Ant Wars 1, and 4, becoming the Antweight champion in Marin Ant Wars 4.
Hadoouuu Ken

**Hadoouuu Ken** was a Lightweight robot built by RoBoSaGa that competed in ROBOLympics 2004. It was a rather unique robot, a four wheeled, invertible box shaped robot with a sideways swinging hammer, as well as three wedgelets on the front, it was painted with a blue flame paintjob which faded into the bare unpainted metal towards the rear of the robot. Hadoouuu Ken performed decently in competition, reaching the quarterfinals before losing to New Attitude.

Hadoouuu Ken also competed in *BattleBots* as **RoboMisDirection** where it performed well, reaching the round of 32 during Season 5.0.

## Robot History

### ROBOlympics 2004

After receiving a bye in the first round Hadoouuu Ken's first opponent was **Dude of Destruction**. It won this match, and advanced to the next round where it faced **Westside Glory**. It won this match as well, putting it in the quarterfinals where it faced **Wedge of Doom**. It lost this match, and was now in the loser's bracket where it faced **New Attitude**. It lost this fight as well, and was eliminated from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 2
* **Losses:** 2

Dude of Destruction
Westside Glory
New Attitude

## Trivia

* All of Hadoouuu Ken's opponents were former *BattleBots* competitors, Hadoouuu Ken itself even fought in BattleBots as RoboMisDirection.
* Hadoouuu Ken's name was likely a pun on Hadouken, a move from the long running video game franchise *Street Fighter*.
Little Trouble

**Little Trouble** was a Lightweight robot built by Team Botgeeks that competed at ROBOLympics 2004, and RoboGames 2005. It was an invertible, silver, two wheeled, wedge shaped robot armed with an overhead mousetrap style weapon. Little Trouble performed well in its debut event, reaching the quarterfinals, however it had no success afterwards, and was retired after RoboGames 2005. The team that built Little Trouble also built Eraser 3 which was far less successful.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

After recieving a bye in the first round, Little Trouble's first opponent was **Malice Aforethought**. It won this fight, and advanced to the next round where it faced **Wedge of Doom**. It lost this match, and was now in the loser's bracket where it faced **Agsma**. It won this match putting it in the first of two quarterfinals where it faced **Westside Glory**. It won this match as well, and advanced to the final quarterfinal round where it faced **Wipe Out #2**. It lost this match, and was eliminated from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 3
* **Losses:** 4

Malice Aforethought
Agsma
Westside Glory
 RoboGames 2005
Agsma
60lbs of Jimmy

**60lbs of Jimmy** was a Lightweight robot built by Fatcats that attempted to compete in ROBOLympics 2004. It was similar to the teams other lightweight, Westside Glory. However it did not wind up competing, had 60lbs of Jimmy competed it would have been one of the faster robots in RoboGames/ComBots history, allegedly capable of getting up to speeds of 30mph.
Hellricane

**Hellricane** was an Antweight robot from Palo Alto, California that competed at RoboGames 2005. It was a black, two-wheeled, invertible, t-shaped robot armed with a horizontal spinning bar. It is unknown how well Hellricane did in competition as the brackets for the Antweight class for RoboGames 2005 have been lost to time.

Its name was likely a pun on the word "hurricane"
BLUE MAX

**BLUE MAX** was a SuperHeavyweight robot, built by **Team Gladiator** that competed in ROBOLympics 2004. It was a silver, four-wheeled, invertible box-shaped robot with a hinged wedge and no active weapons. BLUE MAX was incredibly fast, capable of reaching speeds of 20-30 miles per hour. However, BLUE MAX had some very unlucky match ups, and as a result, it did poorly, winning only one battle.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

Blue Max's first match of this event was against Team Hardcore Robotic's Tombstone.

Blue Max charged out of its square, full-speed straight at Tombstone. Blue Max gave Tombstone a nice ram to its right-wheel, loosening it. Tombstone's blade gave BLUE MAX's wedge a shot before Tombstone managed to catch one of BLUE MAX's rear tires, damaging it. Tombstone came in again and hit the same tire on BLUE MAX, dealing more damage. BLUE MAX escaped, Tombstone came in again and tore the damaged tire completely off of BLUE MAX. BLUE MAX tried to retreat, but Tombstone came at it and hit BLUE MAX's wedge a couple more times, sending chunks of it flying. Tombstone also managed to hit BLUE MAX's left-front tire in that exchange, as the tire looked torn up. BLUE MAX then reversed into Tombstone with its back end and lost its other rear tire. Tombstone's right-wheel was dangling by a thread, and BLUE MAX got itself high-centered on a chunk of its wedge that was torn off by Tombstone earlier in the fight. BLUE MAX couldn't move and was counted out, and Tombstone won.

This put BLUE MAX into the loser's bracket against No Apologies.

BLUE MAX won this fight and moved on to face OUCH!

BLUE MAX took several hits from OUCH's spinning shell, sending parts of BLUE MAX's wedge and wheels flying all over the arena. BLUE MAX ended up losing this fight and was eliminated from the event.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 1
* **Losses:** 2

OUCH!

## Outside RoboGames

**BLUE MAX** originally was built as Maximus where it competed in BattleBots Seasons 3.0-5.0, where it did well, reaching the semifinals in Season 5.0. Still known as Maximus, the bot was redesigned into a 390-pound robot and competed at Mechwars 3, and 5 winning the fifth event.

After that, it was renamed BLUE MAX and competed at Steel Conflict 3, where it took third place, and Steel Conflict 4, where it took second place. After ROBOLympics 2004, BLUE MAX competed at the Southwest Division Championships, where it went 1-2 before retiring.
Superdno

## Chronologia

**Superdno** (ang. *The Star Dipper*) – siódmy odcinek 1 sezonu serialu *Star Darlings: Życzenia do spełnienia*. Jego premiera w USA miała miejsce 21 stycznia 2016 roku.

## Opis

Kiedy niemiła Vivica próbuje zniszczyć rysunek Scarlet, nagle zostaje lewitowana i manipulowana przez kogoś, kto używa energii życzeń.

## Postacie

1. Scarlet
2. Vivica

* Adora
* Clover

1. Sage
2. Vega
3. Libby
4. Leona

## Transkrypt

Vivica: Och! Pfff... superdno.
Vega: Nie wiem, co robić, Sage. Jestem supergwiezdna w lewitopisaniu, ale jak tylko lewituję coś większego niż długopis zawsze mi spada.
Sage: Problem leży w twojej głowie, dosłownie. Po prostu spróbuj pomyśleć, że wszystko jest tak samo lekkie jak długopis i na pewno się uda.
Scarlet: Aa? Ach! Hmm...
Vivica: Aach?
Sage: Śmiało! Spróbuj unieść tę szklankę z sokiem.
Vega: Dobra...
Sage: Świetnie ci idzie! Oby tak dalej!
Libby: Jasna gwiazda. Pokazywałam ci już może zdjęcia Ganimeda?
Leona: Mmm, ale milutki.
Libby: Zobacz to.
Leona: Przefajny!
Libby: Ooo! A co powiesz o tym?
Leona: Jest niezły!
Libby: No, dokładnie!
Vega: Przepraszam, że przerywam wam tę konferencję naukową, ale przez was nie mogę się skupić na pracy!
Sage: Wow! Vega! Jesteś niesamowita! Ta szklanka lata jak zaczarowana!
Vega: Ha?! Dziwne, to nie ja!
Vivica: Ahaha! Hehehe. He?! Hej! Ooooo!
Sage: Vivica!
Leona: Scarlet?
Libby: Ojej.
Vivica: Aaaa...! Puszczaj mnie! Uaaa! Normalnie nie wierzę!
Scarlet: No to lepiej w to uwierz.
Vivica: Uaaa! Wszystko powiem lady Stelli! Aaaa!
Scarlet: Śmiało. A ja jej powiem, że broniłam się, kiedy próbowałaś mnie zastraszyć i zniszczyć moją pracę!
Vivica: Co?! Naprawdę nie wiem, o co ci chodzi. Ał!
Vega: O nie!
Libby: Tak.
Leona: Brawo.
Scarlet: Proszę cię, nie udawaj niewiniątka, nie udawaj głupiej i nie rób scen, bardzo słabo ci to wychodzi.
Vivica: No dobra! Tylko weź mnie opóść!
Scarlet: Haa... Dobrze.
Vivica: Łaa! Aa! Ach! Możesz tu rządzić i zadzierać nosa, i tak wiem jakie z ciebie superdno! Łaa!
Sage: Uch.
Vivica: Grrrr!
Scarlet: Zobaczysz, zmienisz zdanie, jak zostaniesz całkiem sama. Jestem tego pewna.
Vivica: Uch! Aa!
Vega: Ła! Chciałabym, żeby Scarlet mnie szkoliła.
Sage: Yhy, też bym chciała, żeby Scarlet mnie szkoliła.
Libby: Acha.
Leona: No! Dziewczyna naprawdę wie, co robi.
CycloneBot

**CycloneBot** was a Heavyweight built by CM Robotics, it was a Silver, two-wheeled, invertible, sit and spin robot. CycloneBot did not do well in the competition winning 6 battles, and losing 12. Regardless of this, CycloneBots unique drivetrain, and Tauntware got it an Honorable Mention in the Robot Combat Hall of Fame in 2007.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 6
* **Losses:** 8

I.C.B.M.
 2004 RFL Nationals
 RoboGames 2005
 ComBots Cup I
 RoboGames 2006
Final Verdict
 ComBots Cup II
LNW

## Trivia

* The first version of CycloneBot fought in a televised match on an episode of the Discovery Channel's *Monster Nation* against Final Verdict, where it won. But not before Final Verdict damaged the arena floor.
Final Verdict

**Final Verdict** was a Heavyweight built by **Basher of Bots** that competed in ROBOLympics 2004, and RoboGames 2006, as well as the 2004 ComBots Open. It was a Red, two wheeled gas powered robot, with no armor, and a powerful spinning bar. Final Verdict did not do well in battle, winning only two battles, and losing eight. However it holds the dubious distinction of being the first robot to damage the arena twice in the same RoboGames/ComBots event due to the insane power of its spinning bar.

## Robot History

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 2
* **Losses:** 8

 2004 ComBots Open
I.C.B.M.
Stormovik
 RoboGames 2006
Sir Loin

## Outside RoboGames

Final Verdict competed at Steel Conflict 4, but had a run in with **Shin Splitter** its first match, which it lost, and had to forfeit their next fight due to being too damaged. Final Verdict also competed in the BattleBots hosted 2004 NPC Charity Open where it reached the Semifinals.
King Crab

**King Crab** was full-body lifter with a clamping arm. The weapon design involves an array of forks on the front of the bot, a clamping arm to hold the opponent, and a leg below the bot which lowers to lift its entire entire front end off the ground, remeniscent of **Polar Vortex**'s lifting mechanism. The robot is a live event version of, and successor to, BattleBots competitor **Defender**.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2023

King Crab first faced **Banana Runt**. Both machines were aggressive, though Banana Runt achieved multiple lifts and even a suplex across the first half of the fight. The two robots continued to jab and tussle. However, King Crab was unable to reach far enough beyond Banana Runt's forks to lift it effectively, and the yellow machine was able to parry away the attacks. The fight ended with the two robots locked together, King Crab holding Banana Runt in the corner of the arena and tapping it with the clamp arm. Despite this final show of control, King Crab lost the fight by judges' decision.

King Crab moved into the loser's bracket, where it faced **Puck**. The Vasquez machine quickly got a hold of its opponent, slotting its forks into gaps in Puck's bottom plate and slamming it into the opposite arena wall. King Crab again lifted Puck and slotted into its undercarriage; a few sparks appeared as King Crab's rear made contact with the floor, appearing like something was shorting, before it became clear the two machines were stuck together. Once the fight had resumed, King Crab continued to lift Puck and the two became wedged for a second time. As the starting buzzer sounded a third time, King Crab focused on the Puck's minibot, giving the main machine an opportunity to finally wedge under its opponent and pin it against the wall. The machines seperated and King Crab was again able to lift Puck, jamming into it and parading it around the arena as the clock ticked down. King Crab was awarded the win by judges' decision.

King Crab advanced to fight **Terrortops**. Terrortops first flicked King Crab up with the lifter, landing a glancing blow on its side, but King Crab was able to get underneath them and pin them into the wall. In an attempt to position better for a lift, King Crab then ran into Terrortops' spinner and had to back off. The latter gave chase, finding King Crab's side and delivering a big shot that saw it tumbling with one of its forks jammed upwards. Before it could settle, King Crab was under pressure again as Terrortops reached its other side with the spinner, at which point the King Crab team hit the tap out button.

## Combat Record

 Crash 'n Burn | Losers Round 1
 Puck | Losers Round 2
 Terrortops | Losers Round 3

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 2
Mr. D

**Mr. D** was a Middleweight built by **Lightning** that competed in ROBOLympics 2004. It was a Black, invertible, four wheeled robot with a plow at the front, and a unique sideways disc at the rear. Mr. D did not do well in the competiton, losing both of its fights, retiring afterwards, and never making another RoboGames or ComBots appearance.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

Mr. D's first fight was against former BattleBots competitor **Ravager**. it lost this fight and was next against the drum spinner/lifting forks combination of **Terrabyte**. Mr. D lost this fight as well, and was eliminated from ROBOLympics 2004.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 0
* **Losses:** 2

Terrabyte

## Outside RoboGames

Mr. D also competed at BattleBots Season 5.0, and Steel Conflict 2, where it had a little more success winning one fight at both events.
Mow Blow

**Mow Blow** was a Junior Middleweight built by **Basher of Bots** that competed in ROBOLympics 2004. It was a Black, low, circular, rounded wedge robot armed with a horizontal spinning bar. Mow Blow performed decently, winning three fights, but losing two. Mow Blow was retired after ROBOLympics 2004.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

Mow Blow's first fight was against eventual Silver Medalist **Jimmy**, Mow Blow won this fight, and was next up against **Hardcore Robotics** bar spinner, **The Mortician** a fight which Mow Blow lost. Mow Blow then went up against **Voodoo Child**, winning that fight it next fought against, and lost to **Dolor**. Despite a win against **Mean Green Fight'n Machine** that loss against Dolor ultimately cost Mow Blow the Bronze. ROBOLympics 2004 would be the former BattleBots competitors last ever event, as it retired promptly afterwards.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 3
* **Losses:** 2

Voodoo Child
Mean Green Fight'n Machine
Dolor

## Outside RoboGames

Mow Blow competed in Season 5.0 of BattleBots where it won two fights before losing in the preliminary rounds. Mow Blow also competed in the first two Steel Conflicts, where it did even worse, winning only one fight in the second event.
Prometheus

**Prometheus** is a Heavyweight robot built by students from the **Robotics Society**  at UC Merced that first debuted at RoboGames 2013. It was led by Forrest Yeh from Team Robomaster as part of a college project. It was a two-wheeled, invertible, box-shaped robot built out of the chassis of the original **Ragin Scotsman**. Prometheus did well in competition, winning the Silver Medal at RoboGames 2016.

It's name was based on the Greek mythology character of the same name who defied the gods to introduce fire to man.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2015

   After recieving a bye in the first round, Prometheus's first match was against **Puck**. It won, and advanced to the Semi-Finals where it faced **Last Rites**. It lost, and was sent to the loser's bracket where it faced **Counter Revolution**.

This fight started with Prometheus shoving Counter Revolution around, however it was unable to get under Counter Revolution who then used its disc to po the hinged wedges of Prometheus. Counter Revolution then attacked again, sending Prometheus flying, it followed this attack up with another hit that immobilized Prometheus who promptly tapped out.

### RoboGames 2017

   Prometheus's first match was against teammate **Ragin Scotsman**. This match started with Ragin Scotsman getting under Prometheus, and slamming it into the wall after setting it alight with its flamethrower. Prometheus then got under Ragin Scotsman, and attempted to shove it into the wall.

However Ragin Scotsman got away, and got under Prometheus, engulfing it in a massive fireball before shoving it into the wall again. Prometheus then got under Ragin Scotsman again, but was unable to do anything. Ragin Scotsman took advantage of this by once again slamming Prometheus into the wall with the flamethrower going.

However at this point the flamethrowers on both bots ran out of fuel, and the rest of the match consisted of Ragin Scotsman slamming Prometheus around the arena. The judges scored the match in favor of Ragin Scotsman meaning that Prometheus was sent to the loser's bracket where it faced **Khaos**.

### Wins/Losses

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Big Monkey
 RoboGames 2015
Puck
 RoboGames 2016
Swamp Thing
Over Easy
Echo
Touro Maximus
 RoboGames 2017
Megalodon

* **Wins:** 8
* **Losses:** 8
Son of Wacky Compass

**Son of Wacky Compass** (often shortened to S.O. Wacky Compass, or simply Wacky Compass) was a Lightweight robot built by Team Hawg that competed in ROBOLympics 2004, as well as RoboGames 2006, and 2007. It was a gray, two-wheeled, invertible box shaped robot armed with a spinning bar that could get up to a speed of 3000 RPM. Son of Wacky Compass did really well in competition, winning the Gold Medal in 2006.

The team that built Son of Wacky Compass also built **The Wacky Compass**, which competed in Season 3.0 of *BattleBots*. However it was far less successful, only managing to win one fight before losing to Wedge of Doom. Despite still being quite successful at that point, Son of Wacky Compass retired after RoboGames 2007.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

Son of Wacky Compass's first ever fight was against **Wobblygoblin**. It won, and next faced **Hexy Jr.** In this fight Son of Wacky Compass did plenty of damage to Hexy Jr., however it was not enough, and it lost the match. This put Son of Wacky Compass in the loser's bracket where it faced **Rolling Blackout**. It won this fight, and advanced to the next round where it faced **Agsma**. It lost this match, and was eliminated from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 11
* **Losses:** 4

Rolling Blackout
 RoboGames 2006
Agsma
Hexy Jr.
Death by Monkeys (x2)
 RoboGames 2007
FSS GUKAL
S.T.O.W.D
Homer
Pitbull

## See Also

* **The Wacky Compass (BattleBots)** - The teams entry into Season 3.0 of BattleBots.
Liz Mamorsky

**Liz Mamorsky** is an artist who built Artbots for RoboGames 2008 & 2009. Liz is perhaps best known for her work outside of Robotics where she did work as a voice actor.

As far as RoboGames, her most notable entry was the Static Artbot **Scanman**, which won the Bronze Medal in 2008. Liz entered RoboGames 2009 with at least two robots, however it is currently unknown what the names of these bots were, nor how they placed (if at all).

## Known Robots

 Odge | RoboGames 2008
 Scanchik | RoboGames 2008
 Scanman | RoboGames 2008
 Sparko | RoboGames 2008
 unknown artbots (2x)

### RoboGames Results

* Scanman - RoboGames 2008 Artbots/Static Bronze Medalist

## Trivia

* Liz Mamorsky voiced Dahlia Gillespie in the classic 1999 Plasystation 1 Horror game *Silent Hill*.
* Liz also did voice acting for The Sims 2 making her the third known Roboteer to be involved in the series after creator Will Wright, and his daughter Cassidy.

## See Also

* **Liz Mamorsky on the Silent Hill Wiki**
* **Her website**
* **IMDB Page**
Change of Heart

**Change of Heart** was a Fairyweight built by **Team Misfit** that competed at RoboGames 2006. It was a clear, invertible, four-wheeled wedge robot with no active weapon. Change of Heart did well, taking home the Silver Medal in its only RoboGames appearance. Despite the teams having no connection, Change of Heart shares a resemblance to Heavyweight Gold-Medalist, Original Sin.

## RoboGames History

### RoboGames 2007

Not much is known about the results of Change of Heart's first two fights at RoboGames 2007, what is known is that Change of Heart was first drawn against **Crisp**. Change of Heart won that fight, and went up against **Micro Drive** next, a fight which it won as well.

This win put Change of Heart in the finals for a rematch against **Micro Drive**. This fight started with Change of Heart trying to get under Micro Drive, which then managed to get Change of Heart against the arena wall. Once free Change of Heart was free, a tire rolled off of the machine, now down to three wheels Micro Drive easily pushed it out the side of the arena, meaning that Change of Heart took the Silver Medal.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 2
* **Losses:** 1

Micro Drive
Pocket

**Pocket** is a Fairyweight robot built by **Team RioBotz** that competed in RoboGames 2012, 2015, and 2016. It is a Black, invertible wedge robot with no active weapons. Pocket did well at RoboGames, winning a Bronze Medal on its debut, and never failing to win a fight each event except for RoboGames 2013.

## Combat Record

**Wins:** 6

**Losses:** 10

Hedgehog
Nano Raptor
 RoboGames 2013
 RoboGames 2015
Atom Bomb
 RoboGames 2016
 RoboGames 2017
Slice
Revision Z

**Revision Z** was a SuperHeavyweight robot built by Team Malicious that registered to compete at ROBOLympics 2004. It was a gray invertible robot armed with a rotary bludgeoning device. For whatever reason however it did not show up to the event, and never attempted to compete again. Revision Z also comteted in BattleBots where it did well, reaching the semifinals in season 2.0.
Icky Mouse

Icky Mouse is a Beetleweight robot from Team Widows Peak that competed in RoboGames 2017. It was built from a Weta 2 Kit armed with either a powerful Hybrid Eggbeater/Drum or an alternate Single-Tooth "Snail Drum". It did moderately well in its debut RoboGames appearance.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2017

Icky Mouse's first match was against **Thunder Pig**. Icky Mouse managed to invert Thunder Pig on the arena wall early on where it was unable to move. Icky Mouse freed its opponent and managed to disabled Thunder Pig's weapon shortly thereafter. Without a working weapon, Thunder Pig began to spin in place, at which time Icky Mouse delivered a final blow, ripping off one of Thunder Pig's titanium side panels. Icky Mouse was the winner by KO.

Icky Mouse's second match was against **Just A Wedge**. As the match started, Just A Wedge stayed in its corner, allowing Icky Mouse to fully spin up its drum. As the two clashed, Icky Mouse began to experience radio signal issues. With its receiver not working, Icky Mouse was promptly counted out. Just A Wedge was the winner by KO.

With Icky Mouse now in the loser's bracket it had to face **Sharpshooter**, another Drum/Egg-beater bot. As the two exchanged the first couple blows Icky Mouse accidentally got stuck on the arena side wall when it turned too sharply due to the gyroscopic precession. It was able to get down on its own and managed to deliver a hit that inverted Sharpshooter.

Without any wedgelets to keep its weapon from dragging on the arena floor, Sharpshooter's beater bar acted as a third wheel, limiting its control. After a couple more hits by Icky Mouse, Sharpshooter found itself stuck in the corner of the arena wall and unable to move. Icky Mouse made an attempt to free its opponent, but was unable to dislodge Sharpshooter from the wall before it was counted out. Icky Mouse was declared the winner by KO.

Icky Mouse' fourth match was against **Sparky**, a vertical bar spinner. Armed with its Single Tooth Snail Drum, the match began with Icky Mouse going weapon to weapon with Sparky. However, with Sparky having the faster tip speed, Icky Mouse was quickly flipped over. With the snail drum now spinning downward, the two bots met weapon to weapon again and Icky Mouse's single-tooth drum was ripped apart by Sparky's S7 bar.

After sustaining a few additional hits from Sparky, Icky Mouse's power wires were ripped from its power switch. Now without any power, Icky Mouse sustained a few more hits before tapping out. Sparky won by tap-out, which meant Icky Mouse was now out of the tournament.

## Wins/Losses

 Sharpshooter | Round of 32
 Sparky | Round of 24

* **Wins:**2
* **Losses:**2
Fury Jr

**Fury Jr** was a Fairyweight built by **Hellfire Labs** that competed in RoboGames 2012. It was a Green, two-wheeled, invertible robot armed with a powerful spinning blade. Despite proving itself to be quite destructive, the weapon proved to be its downfall as it was a bit too powerful. Nevertheless Fury Jr did well in the competition, winning three fights, and losing two.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 3
* **Losses:** 2

Tamahawk
Pico Touro
Nano Raptor
Matts Bammer

**Matts Bammer** (Later Matts Slammer) was a Lightweight built by **Team Fast Electric Robots** that competed at the 2004 RFL Nationals, as well as RoboGames 2005. It was a two wheeled, Silver, invertible wedge robot equipped with a thwacking arm. Matts Bammer performed poorly, losing both battles in both events it competed in. Matts Bammer was retired after 2005, and is now a baseplate for the teams newest project. A 15 pound full body spinner.

## Robot History

### 2004 RFL Nationals

Matts Bammer's first fight was against the vertical spinner of **VD4.0**. Matts Bammer lost this fight and was now in the losers bracket against **The Coyote**. It lost this fight as well, and was eliminated from the competition.

### RoboGames 2005

For this event Matts Bammer was renamed to Matts Slammer, its first fight was against former ROBOLympics runner-up **Wedge of Doom**. A fight which it lost, this meant Matts Slammer was now in the losers bracket against **Sparky v3.0**.

   This fight started with Sparky getting up to full speed, and tossing Matts Slammer on its side. Matts Slammer then started spinning, and Sparky delivered another hit. This attack flipped Matts Slammer, and Sparky followed this up with an attack that peeled up the bottom armor of Matts Slammer.

Matts Slammer then ran away for a bit before spinning in place, and delivering a blow to the side of Sparky. Following this Sparky delivered a hit that popped Matts Slammer in the air, however it did not flip over, Matts Slammer then rammed its thwacking arm into the front of Sparky. This disabled the spinner on Sparky, and Matts Slammer then started spinning again, and delivered another blow to the side of Sparky.

However this hit knocked something loose inside Matts Slammer, and it tapped out. This gave Sparky v3.0 the win by knockout, and Matts Slammer was eliminated from the competition. Matts Slammer would attend one more event after its final RoboGames appearance before retiring that same year.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 0
* **Losses:** 4

 RoboGames 2005
Sparky v3.0

## Outside Of RoboGames

Like many robots from the earlier RoboGames events Matts Bammer competed at BattleBots, winning three battles in both Season 3.0, and 5.0 but losing its first battle in Season 5.0. After BattleBots was over, Matts Bammer competed in Steel Conflicts 2, and 3 winning a total of four battles in those events as well.
Scoopy

**Scoopy** is a Middleweight robot from India that registered to compete in RoboGames 2018. It is a black, and brown, two-wheeled, invertible, half-circle shaped robot with a scoop up front but no active weapons.

Scoopy was one of numerous Indian robots to register in 2018 in lieu of the majority of the Brazilian robots being waitlisted due to the new one robot per team rule. However Scoopy would ultimately drop out alongside UK Middleweight **F7**.
Autonomous Cruzer

**Autonomous Cruzer** was a 3kg (auto) sumo competitor from Arizona based Robot Labs Inc. which competed solely at ROBOlympics 2004. It is unknown what opponents it faced, or how well it did.

Despite no known photos existing of the robot you can hazard a good guess could be made as to what it looked like from some of Robot Labs Inc.'s creations that it would likely be a two wheeled, silver, box-shaped robot.
RuDrum

**RuDrum** is a Lightweight robot from India that was waitlisted for RoboGames 2018. It is a two-wheeled, thin, invertible, box-shaped robot armed with a spinning drum. RuDrum was one of many Indian robots to register in RoboGames in 2018. It was also one of many robots to drop out en mass at the last minute.
Locust

**Locust** (AKA Locust of The Swarm) was a Middleweight built by **Team Nightmare** that competed in ROBOLympics 2004. It was a Black, two wheeled, invertible robot armed with a very powerful, and destructive vertical spinning flywheel. Locust did well in the competition, winning three fights, and losing two. Locust was retired after ROBOLympics 2004. Locust also entered BattleBots Season 5.0 as part of the SuperHeavyweight multibot **The Swarm** where it performed decently, winning one fight before losing to **Final Destiny** in what is regarded as one of the best fights in Robot Combat history, the swarm then competed in Steel Conflict 3 where it went 1-2 before the trio split up.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 3
* **Losses:** 2

Speed Bump XL
Stewie
Devil's Plunger

## See Also

**Grasshopper** The first version of Locust that was part of The Swarm.

**Mosquito** Another RoboGames competitor that was once part of The Swarm.

**The Swarm (BattleBots)**
Body Slam

**BodySlam** was a Heavyweight robot built by Team Malicious that competed at RoboGames 2005, and ComBots Cup I. It was a four wheeled, wedge shaped robot armed with a lifting plate at the front. BodySlam did not do well in competition, losing most of its fights before being completely destroyed by Last Rites in its final match, after which it was caried out in a trashbag and retired.

BodySlam also attempted to enter ROBOLympics 2004, however it did not show up, and neither did the teams Superheavyweight entry Revision Z.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2005

BodySlam's first match was against **Sewer Snake**. It lost, and was sent to the loser's bracket where it faced **Wedgebot**. It won this match, and faced **I.C.B.M.** It won this fight as well and advanced to the next round where it faced **SJ**. It lost this fight, and was eliminated from the competition.

### ComBots Cup I

BodySlam's first match was against **CycloneBot**. It won this, and advanced to the next round where it faced **Vicious Circle**. It lost this fight, and was now in the loser's bracket where it faced **Last Rites**. This fight started with BodySlam coming out of its starting area, and making contact with Last Rites. This didn't do much, and BodySlam attacked again.

This time however Last Rites took a large chunk out of BodySlam, this did not deter BodySlam however as it slammed top speed into Last Rites once more, getting even more of itself destroyed in the process. It then took another shot at it, this time sending sparks, and debris everywhere, and disabling Last Rites blade. BodySlam then attempted to lift Last Rites, however its weapon was so badly damaged it was unable to do anything.

Both bots continued bumping into each other before Last Rites eventually shoved BodySlam into the wall where one half of its drivetrain broke down. Last Rites blade then started working again and slammed into BodySlam sending pieces flying everywhere, in short BodySlam was completely destroyed, tapped out, and left the arena with assistance of a trashbag, eliminating it from the tournament.

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 3
* **Losses:** 4

I.C.B.M.
 ComBots Cup I
Last Rites
Marvin 3.0

**Marvin 3.0** was a SuperHeavyweight built by **ROBOREDNECKS** that competed in RoboGames 2005. It was an invertible, Silver, two wheeled, electric powered wedge shaped robot with a gas powered spinning drum. Marvin 3.0 did poorly in RoboGames, only winning one of its three battles. Marvin 3.0 also entered the Steel Conflict hosted Southwest Division Championships where it did even worse. ROBOREDNECKS also entered Middleweight **Maxo** into RoboGames 2007 to similar results.

## Robot History

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 1
* **Losses:** 2

Star Hawk
Smash & Wrecker

**Smash & Wrecker** was a heavyweight robot created by students from the University of New Hampshire that entered RoboGames 2010.

   It was box shaped with a sloped front, its weapons were a spiked hammer and two sawblades on the sides. It didnt due so well in competition. Losing all Four of its fights and never returning.

### RoboGames 2010

Smash & Wrecker's first fight was against RoboGames legend Original Sin. Smash & Wrecker lost this match by unknown conditions

Smash & Wrecker's next fight was against Vlad The Impaler II, again, the conditions are unknown but Smash & Wrecker lost this fight aswell

Smash & Wrecker's next fight was against Preda Raptor, unfortunately in this fight, Smash & Wrecker didnt even move and was tossed around by Preda Raptor until eventually it got pinned on its side in the corner. Smash & Wrecker was counted out, and Preda Raptor won by KO

Smash & Wreckers next fight was against another RoboGames legend Sewer Snake, however Smash & Wrecker forfeited this match and Sewer Snake won by default.

### Wins/Losses

Vlad The Impaler II
Preda Raptor
Sewer Snake (Forfeit)
Eraser 3

**Eraser 3** was a middleweight robot that only fought in the 2005 RoboGames. It was a pink robot with a shape inspired by a common eraser, which also gave it its name. Its weaponry was a cutting disc.

## Event History

### RoboGames 2005

It beat War Path then fought Doom on you! and Who's Your Daddy and lost both fights.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 2

## Outside RoboGames

* Eraser 1
* Eraser 2
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Eraser 1 and 2 fought in Season 3.0 and Season 4.0 of BattleBots where it met with greater success. In Season 3.0 it managed to get to the quarter finals before losing and in Season 4.0 it lost in its first battle.

Eraser was also entered into Season 5.0, but it had technical issues and forfeited.
Mer Madd

**Mer Madd** was a SuperHeavyweight robot built by Team Van Cleve that registered to compete at ROBOLympics 2004. It was a silver, box wedge shaped robot armed with a powerful pneumatic flipping arm, easily capable of throwing robots out the arena. Regrettably Mer Madd wound up not competing, instead opting to compete at the BattleBots hosted NPC Charity Open instead.
Draconis

**Draconis** was a Featherweight robot that fought in ROBOLympics 2004. It was a  four-wheeled, silver, invertible, weaponless, box shaped robot armed with a hinged wedge. There were slight attempts to theme the robot, as eveidenced by the name, and dragon/flame paint job. Draconis did poorly in competition, losing both of its matches. Draconis also registered for RoboGames 2006, however it did not wind up competing. With the Featherweight class being dropped from RoboGames after 2011 ROBOLympics 2004 remains Draconis's only RoboGames/ComBots appearance.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

Draconis's first match was against **Beelzebub**. It lost, and was sent to the loser's bracket where it faced **Sunflower**. It lost this match as well, and was eliminated from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 0
* **Losses:** 2

Sunflower