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Bovine Intervention

**Bovine Intervention** was a middleweight robot built by Team Mad Cow which competed in the final season of BattleBots. It was a wedge robot painted to look like a cow with no weapons except two spikes on each side of the robot. It decently in competition winning two matches before losing to BravePart. Bovine Intervention was built in the span of four weeks, very little time to complete a 120-pound robot.

The team that built Bovine Intervention also built lightweight Mad Cow. After BattleBots, Bovine Intervention was sold to Team Lunch Money who renamed it Auction Block.

Its name may be a pun on divine intervention.

After Battlebots, Auction Block competed in Steel Conflict where it did well and beat Hazard.

## Robot History

### Season 5.0

Bovine's first preliminary match in Season 5.0 was against Rock-Hard. When the match began, both robots traded blows before Bovine Intervention got under Rock Hard and slammed it into the spike strip. Rock Hard tried to fight back but Bovine Intervention took a few more slams into the spike strip instead. With thirty seconds left, Bovine Intervention was much slower than it had been before as it seemed to be running out of battery power. However, it made it to a judges decision. The judges awarded a 31-14 decision to Bovine Intervention, allowing it to move on to the next preliminary round where it faced Bottom Dweller.

Bovine Intervention's next preliminary bout was against Bottom Dweller. At one point in the match, Bovine Intervention was pushed by Bottom Dweller into the spike strip before Bovine Intervention returned the favor a few times. Both robots also got stuck on the entrance ramps but were able to get free. Bovine Intervention was also having driving issues due to the new BattlePacks batteries installed to replace the ones from the previous fight that weren't holding up. This caused Bovine Intervention to end up driving into the wall before time ran out. The judges awarded Bovine Intervention a 26-19 victory to advance to the final preliminary round, where it faced BravePart. BravePart won on a close 25-20 judge's decision, eliminating Bovine Intervention from the competition.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 1
Chronic

## Overview

**Chronic** is a heavyweight robot which competed in the first season of ABC's BattleBots reboot. Its main weapon was a powerful pneumatic flipper. It was built by Alan Young, Sam Cooper and Helen Cooper of Team Chronic, which is a prominent British team. Chronic was a rebuilt version of Kronic, one of the best robots on the British live circuit. However, it did not compete on the show, instead being chosen as a reserve robot.

Chronic also competed on Robot Wars over the course of Series 4-7 under the name Kronic the Wedgehog, later shortened to just Kronic. It had some reasonable success there, making one Heat Final and two Heat Semi Finals.

Chronic was rejected from Season 2 of the ABC show due to unknown factors, most likely due to it being a standard wedge shape, which the show is trying to move away from.

Team MAD built a second Chronic, painted white and named Apollo, which competed in and won the 2016 reboot of Robot Wars .

## Robot History

### BattleBots ABC Season 1

In Chronic's only fight, it squared off against Swamp Thing in a grudge match, It lost after something happened to its drive system. This was actually the very first fight in the new arena, and was used to practice filming angles for the show.

Chronic was due to compete in a nine bot rumble at the end of the tournament, but due to time restraints in filming, the rumble never happened.

## Results

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Brave Little Toaster

**Brave Little Toaster** was a Beetleweight built by Team Misfit that competed in RoboGames 2007, and 2009. It was a wheeled toaster armed with a flamethrower. For a novelty bot Brave Little Toaster did decently, winning at least one fight in its career.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2007

Not much is known about Brave Little Toaster's performance at RoboGames 07 other than the fact that it lost its first fight against Little Bit Wacky. This put it in the losers bracket against The Bauers, it won this fight, and faced Gutter Monkey next. Brave Little Toaster lost this fight, and this meant it was eliminated from RoboGames 2007.

### RoboGames 2009

Brave Little Toasters only known opponent at RoboGames 2009 was against One Fierce Weed Wacker. This fight started with One Fierce Weed Wacker getting up to speed, and hitting Brave Little Toaster. This peeled back the armor a bit, and One Fierce Weed Wacker came in for another attack, this time slicing the wheels of the toaster, this attack would continue until the wheels were completely destroyed, and Brave Little Toaster was counted out.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 3
Copperhead's snakes

## Overview

Copperhead's snakes are a set of 4WD snake themed minibots that accompanied Copperhead at Battlebots Discovery Season 5. Luke Quin (better known for his walkers, Rum Ham XL, and Rum Ham XXX) made a video (linked here) that shows how you can make your own.

## Fight history

### Battlebots Discovery Season 5

#### Copperhead vs Gigabyte

The fight started very well for Copperhead as the first hit was able to get rid of the self-righting stick on Gigabyte. However, both Copperhead and Gigabyte had traction problems from the impact as both bots meet at the corner. After a few seconds of quiet driving, Copperhead landed a massive hit that resulted Gigabyte's shell flying off and the main bot being flipped upside down. The shell flew to the very top of the Battlebox where it ended up breaking one of the lights. Needless to say, Gigabyte was counted out giving Copperhead the win by horrific KO.

#### Copperhead vs P1

This was over quickly as Copperhead's first hit kicked P1 into the air and left P1 temporarily immobile. However, P1 started moving again, so Copperhead went in and attacked, forcing P1 to do a full backflip in the air as a result. P1 was no longer moving and was counted out, meaning Copperhead won the match by KO in just two hits.

#### Copperhead vs Black Dragon

Copperhead opted to stay relatively still as they were hoping to bait their opponent in some form. It didn't pay off however as Copperhead was quickly taken advantage of but managed to recover and dish out two big hits, the latter flipping Black Dragon over. This exchange also favored Copperhead as Black Dragon's weapon belt snapped, forcing Black Dragon's weapon to spin down. Copperhead stayed on the attack, tossing Black Dragon around and delivering them hard into the screws. Black Dragon continued to work and eventually Copperhead began to slow down. With seconds left in the fight, both robots were now weaponless and not as quick as they were at the start but the judges ruled unanimously for Copperhead.

## Fight record

 Black Dragon | Win

* Wins: 3
* Losses: 0
Consistently Inconsistent

**Consistently Inconsistent** was a heavyweight robot built by Benson Labs. It was a angled rectangular armed with its angled overhead bar spinner. It performed decently in competition. It was a similar design to Malvolio and Killler Stash. Before 2003, it was retired and never returned for another event competition. The team that also built the Middleweight robot Papercut.

### References

http://www.robotic-hobbies.com/Consistently%20Inconsistent.htm

### External Links

http://www.robotic-hobbies.com/events.htm
Booby Trap

**Booby Trap** was a middleweight robot built by Team Half-Life which competed in Season 3.0 of BattleBots. It was a two-wheeled robot armed with a lifting arm and axe on the same arm and a static "dustpan" trap on the front (hence the name). It performed decently in competition, winning two battles before losing to Bouncing Betty in the round of 64.

Team Half-Life also built lightweight Skid Mark and superheavyweight Atomic Wedgie which were more successful.

## Robot History

### Season 3.0

In its first match, Booby Trap faced Aftermath. Booby Trap won by a KO and moved onto face The Cyclonic Plague. Booby Trap won on a 39-6 judge's decision and faced Bouncing Betty. Bouncing Betty won on a 28-17 judge's decision and advanced to the TV rounds, eliminating Booby Trap from the competition.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 1
Capitão Reverso

## Overview

Capitão Reverso is a hobbyweight 4WD vertical spinner made by Reverse Engineering Robotics that went 2-1 at its debut.

## Fight history

### Summit 2019

#### Capitão Reverso vs Strife

The fight started with Capitão Reverso spinning up and both bots locking horns in a shoving match. Both bots danced around each other until Capitão Reverso stranded Strife against the wall. Strife was counted out and the win went to Capitão Reverso.

#### Capitão Reverso vs Jason

The fight started with both bots spinning up and Capitão Reverso throwing a weapon belt before being flipped by Jason. The entire fight was Jason throwing Capitão Reverso around the arena until it died and was counted out.

#### Capitão Reverso vs Monxtro

The fight started with both bots spinning up and Monxtro throwing Capitão Reverso, killing its weapon. The entire fight was Monxtro throwing Capitão Reverso around the arena until Monxtro died and was counted out.

## Fight record

 Jason | Loss
 Monxtro | Win

Overall record: 2-1
Black Dawn

**Black Dawn** was a superheavyweight robot which completed in the final season of BattleBots. It was as four wheeled drive robot armed with a rear horizontally-gas powered disc and a lifting spear. It didn't perform well in competition, losing its first and only match.

Black Dawn was built by Jim Klein, who previously competed with Dawn of destruction. After BattleBots ended, Klein continued Competing with Black Dawn largely unchanged, renamed Black Knight to avoid copyright issues. Black Dawn returned to the North Carolina Robot Street Fight 3 2002 Triangle series Nationals 2003 RFL and etc, where it won some fights and loses some fights.
Cyclo Kluge

**Cyclo-Kluge** was a robot that competed in the Lightweight category at the 1996 US Robot Wars championship. Cyclo-Kluge was entered for the Lightweight Melee in the 1996 Championship which was featured in the American Robot Wars 1996 VHS.

## Design

Cyclo-Kluge's design was reminiscent to future Swedish robot Whirlpool 70, in the fact that it was a box shaped robot with a cage like overhead spinner. Cyclo-Kluge was not a very fast machine and had casters on both ends of the robot to keep balance when moving, but these caused more drive problems. Cyclo-Kluge also had a mascot of a small rubber alien.

## Robot History

### US Robot Wars 1996

Cyclo-Kluge competed in the Lightweight melee against Attiller (the Hun), Happy Fun Bot, Speed Bump (carrying the doll previously attached to Lorena) SPS3, The Enforcer and Flipper. The start of the melee was ponderous for most of the machines. Cyclo-Kluge was the first to fall as it had some drive problems which caused it to drive into side wall and stop. Attiller (the Hun), which was the most feared robot in the melee, spun up to speed and attempted to batter Cyclo-Kluge into submission but became stuck upon impact.

## Results

Results
Division
 2
 Lightweight
Melee 1
Flipper
Happy Fun Bot
Speed Bump
Lorena 2
SPS #3

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 2
Bling Bling

**Bling Bling** was a Hobbyweight robot built by the Cole family of Las Vegas, Nevada It was a two wheeled, invertible, silver, triangular robot armored in Titanium. For weaponry Bling Bling was armed with a vertical flywheel, Bling Bling did poorly in competition, losing both of its matches, and never entering another RoboGames/ComBots event.

## Robot History

Bling Bling's first match was against Mr. Shadow. It lost this match, and was sent to the loser's bracket where it faced Spatula. It lost this match as well, and was eliminated from the competition.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 2
Black Sheep

**Black Sheep** consisted of a large plywood box with a slightly inclined front carved and painted to resemble a ram or sheep. It had no weaponry other than running into its opponents.

## Robot History

### US Robot Wars 1996

Black Sheep's first match was against Nezumi. Black Sheep spent much of the match bumping into Nezumi, which caused no apparent damage to either of them. Black Sheep eventually appeared to lose mobility near one of the arena hazards. Nezumi tried to push Black Sheep against the wall, only to be struck and apparently disabled by a paddle. Black Sheep was then able to slowly back away from the wall and be declared the winner after Nezumi was unable to move.

Black Sheep's second match was against Bite Me. Bite Me was easily able to out-maneuver Black Sheep, get behind it, and push it around. In the process Bite Me's grabbing arms were once again mangled, but it was still able to pin Black Sheep in the corner of the arena to win the match.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 4
Bots FC

## Overview

**Bots FC** AKA Team Atomic Carp is a team from Brooklyn, New York City, New York (Originally Hillard, Ohio) that has been competing since 2004 in two seperate iterations. The team is perhaps most notable for their robot **Mega Melvin** which holds the distinct honor of being the second most powerful hammer in the history of Robot Combat (behind only The Judge) as well as being the most powerful Heavyweight hammer.

## Team Members

The team first consisted of Adam Wrigley, and Matthew Borres, with Eric Wrigley joining when the team was rebooted as Bots FC in 2016.

## Robots

* Wins: 23?
* Losses: 19?
Crank-E

**Crank-E** is a heavyweight robot which competed in Series 9 of Robot Wars. It is the successor to Kill-E-Crank-E, built by Robin Herrick of the Cold Fusion Team

## Robot History

Crank-E competed in Episode 1, facing former Grand Finalist Aftershock, Sabretooth and TMHWK in their melee. However, when the battle started, Crank-E made a fatal mistake straight away by targeting Aftershock before its spinner had reached high speeds, and with TMHWK blocking its escape route, Aftershock threw Crank-E into the air, causing shards to fly from the machine as it landed directly on its face. This gave Aftershock the chance to launch a barrage of hits, buffeting Crank-E towards Shunt, where the two robots dealt the killer blows, taking Crank-E out of the running straight away. Panels of Crank-E were torn away from the body, and the robot was left dormant after a flip from Shunt. Aftershock pushed the immobile Crank-E over the arena spikes, where it was axed by Shunt, held aloft by a spike. There, Crank-E was joined by the beaten TMHWK, and cease was called. Humorously, the arena spike next to Crank-E fell out of its position, but Aftershock and Sabretooth progressed, while Crank-E was eliminated.

## Results

Battle
Sabretooth
TMHWK

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Crippler

**Crippler**, alternatively known as The Crippler, was a competitor robot in Series 3 of Robot Wars where it lost its only fight to All Torque in Round 1.

In the next series, the team entered with the equally unsuccessful The Predator.

## Robot History

Crippler faced All Torque in its only battle, but was hit at the start, before being pushed into the arena wall. Crippler slowly brought down its axe down on All Torque, but caused no damage. Crippler was outclassed in power, and was pushed around before a great shove from All Torque ended with Crippler in the pit. The bout lasted a mere 29 seconds, and Crippler was eliminated in the first round.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
College Pasang Robot

**College Pasang Robot** (Thai: วิทยาลัยป่าซางหุ่นยนต์) was a robot built by students from the Pa Sang Industrial and Community Education College in Nakhon Chedi, Pa Sang District, Lamphun Province, Thailand. It was a four-wheeled, black, yellow, white, and blue, box-shaped robot armed with a pair of lifting forks. College Pasang Robot did decently in competition, winning its first battle before losing to Surin Phrathat by KO in round 2, despite its opponent breaking its own weapon.

## Robot History

### Seacon War of Steel 1

College Pasang Robot's first opponent was NEUTRON. It won this match, and progressed to Round 2 where its next opponent would be Surin Phrathat. This fight started with College Pasang Robot charging at Surin Phrathat, which started flicking its lifting arm up, and down in the air. While it was doing so the lifting arm came off of Surin Phrathat, however College Pasang Robot drove under the arena wall where it got stuck, and was counted out, and eliminated from the competition.

## Results

 2

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 1
Cyclone (AZ)

* Cyclone 2
* Cyclone

## Overview

**Cyclone** (or Cyclone-Raptor) was a competitor robot that fought in both seasons of Robot Wars: Extreme Warriors. Despite failing to make it past the first round of both championships it fought in, Cyclone managed to win the Annihilator in the second season, a feat it shares with the UK competitor Kan-Opener.

Cyclone was the first heavyweight competitor robot in the history of Robot Wars to ever use a spinning weapon to throw a robot out of the arena, which it did to Thor's Hammer. The design of Cyclone later inspired Adam Clark to build 259.

When Cyclone was too badly damaged after the first Championship, driver Chris Harriman fought with a loanerbot called Tut Tut which fought in the House Robot Rebellion and the Tag Team Terror competition alongside Drillzilla. The team won the Tag Team, but ended the Rebellion in a draw despite immobilizing Shunt. Team Raptor also fought with Rippa Raptor in Season 1, notably losing in the annihilator to Drillzilla.

## Robot History

### Robot Wars: Extreme Warriors: Season 1

Cyclone was attacked during the converging robots, managing to slam its blade into the side of Run Away, before it used its blades on Cyclone. Panzer Mk 2 charged it into the side wall, stopping the blade. General Chompsalot also attacked, stopping the blade of Cyclone with its large jaws. Cyclone was not seen again in the battle and was eliminated due to the damage done to it, which proved to be irreparable, and was therefore unable to continue participating in Season 1.

### Robot Wars: Extreme Warriors: Season 2

    Cyclone returned to the war zone as Cyclone 2, with a new track design, but still retaining the vertical spinning disc. Cyclone 2 was waiting at its starting point when Probophobia flipped it over and knocked something out of it. Replays showed it was a safety switch, therefore Cyclone 2 was counted out, thrown by the floor flipper and eventually pitted by Dead Metal.

Cyclone 2 also entered in the Annihilator, where it showed how much power its disc had. Cyclone 2 managed to use its disc to throw Thor's Hammer out the arena after catching it side on. In the second round, Cyclone repeated this feat by sending Hyperactive out of the arena after ripping off Hyperactive's weapon. In the third round, Cyclone 2 ripped off one of The Termite's wheels but got a scare after catching fire on the flame jet, disabling its weapon. In the fourth round, Revenge was next to go, after Cyclone flipped it several times into the corner patrol zone. In the final round, Brute managed to rip off one of Cyclone 2's weapon belts but became immobilised after an encounter with Sergeant Bash, and was eventually pitted, allowing Cyclone 2 to become the annihilator champion.

## Results

* Wins: 5
* Losses: 2
Blood Dragon

**Blood Dragon** was a lightweight robot which competed in Season 3.0 of BattleBots. It was a low wedged robot armed with a lifting arm. Blood Dragon performed decently in competition, reaching the round of 64.

## Robot History

Blood Dragon's first ever match was against Deviation Response. Blood Dragon won on a 30-15 judge's decision and advanced to meet Jo Mama. However, Jo Mama had technical issues and was forced to forfeit. Blood Dragon won by default and moved to the next round, its next opponent being Dr. Inferno Jr, where it lost on a judges decision.

## Results

BattleBots Season 3.0
Division
of 256
 Round
of 128
 Round
of 64

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 1
Clean Cut (minibot)

## Overview

Clean Cut is a 2WD undercutter that serves as a minibot to Battlebots competitor Tracer. It assisted with one fight against Ribbot where it was destroyed.

## Fight history

### Battlebots Discovery Season 5

#### Tracer vs Ribbot

Ribbot configuration: Undercutter

Things didn't start off well for Ribbot as they lost a tire almost immediately. Luckily, this didn't hinder Ribbot much and they were able to land a solid hit on Tracer; the impact sent Tracer upside down. With Tracer motionless and being counted out, Ribbot went after Clean Cut and destroyed it before the count finished, winning by KO.
Breaking

**Breaking** (Thai: เซาะกราว), was a Lightweight robot from Thailand that competed at the first Seacon War of Steel. It was a blue, four-wheeled, rounded box-shaped robot armed with a pneumatic lifting arm. Unfortunately the drive wasnt all that powerful, and the lifting arm couldn't lift its opponents, and it was easily dominated by The Atlantist in its first, and only fight.

## Robot History

### Seacon War of Steel 1

Breaking's first fight was against The Atlantist. This fight started with The Atlantist slamming Breaking against the wall multiple times. Breaking then got under The Atlantist, however its weapon was far too weak to lift its opponent, and merely got a few inches of leverage. Breaking used this leverage to drive The Atlantist into the arena sawblades, The Atlantist then got free, and drove Breaking into the arena wall.

With Breaking still against the arena wall, The Atlantist slammed into it again, and once Breaking got free it shoved The Atlantist across the arena, and nearly into the pit. The Atlantist escaped at the last minute however, and nearly pushed Breaking in instead. Both robots then positioned themselves before The Atlantist then charged at Breaking one last time, shoving it in the pit, and eliminating it from the competition.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Breakfast

## Overview

Breakfast is a 2WD beetleweight horizontal spinner made from an old toaster oven by Team Panic for the mid-year Adelaide Robot Combat Hybrid World Havoc competition.

## Fight history

### Hybrid World Havoc

#### Breakfast vs Nebula

The fight started with both bots spinning up and locking horns in a shoving match that ended with Nebula pushing Breakfast into the pit.

#### Breakfast vs Duke

The fight started with both bots spinning up and exchanging a weapon to weapon shot that one-shotted Breakfast. Breakfast was counted out and the win went to Duke.

## Fight record

 Duke | Loss

Overall record: 0-2
Copy & Paste Mach 2

## Overview

Copy & Paste is a pair of twin 2WD lifters made by Broken Gears Robotics that make a beetleweight clusterbot. Copy & Paste went 0-2 at its debut prompting a full redesign into a new version named Copy & Paste Mach 2. The difference between the two is now more obvious as Copy is red and Paste is purple. Unfortunately, the upgrades at this point are only cosmetic as Copy & Paste Mach 2 repeated its 0-2 performance, but got wrecked even worse in its first fight.

## Fight history

### Norwalk Havoc Robot League March 2021

#### Copy & Paste vs Wumbo

Out the gate, Wumbo spins up and badly damages the top of both machines quickly incapacitating their weapons. As Copy stops entirely, Wumbo finishes it by ripping its plastic top armor off in its next assault. Paste is shortly greeted with a similar attack and the clusterbot taps out 50 seconds into the match even though Paste is still partially mobile.

#### Copy & Paste vs Third Wheel

The fight started with Third Wheel spinning up and not knowing what to do. Copy randomly died, leaving Paste to fight alone. Third Wheel eventually ripped some parts off the twins, but that did nothing. Paste ran for the rest of the fight while Third Wheel chased it down. The fight went to a judges decision where Third Wheel won.

### Norwalk Havoc Robot League March 2022

#### Copy & Paste Mach 2 vs Amen Break

The fight started with Amen Break spinning up and Copy getting stuck under the wall before Amen Break snapped Paste's lifter after flipping it. Amen Break then one-shotted Copy before killing Paste's lifter and disemboweling Paste. Copy & Paste Mach 2 was counted out, giving the win to Amen Break.

## Fight record

 Third Wheel | Loss
 Norwalk Havoc Robot League March 2022
 Taurine | Loss

Overall record: 0-4
CU-Denver Demagogue

CU-Denver Demagogue was a middleweight robot built by a group of students from Colorado University with assistance from Team Robot Dojo. It was a four-wheeled robot armed with two horizontal saw blades. CU-Denver Demagogue fought solely in Season 4.0 and did respectably, winning three matches before losing to Summoner in the round of 64.

## Robot History

CU-Denver Demagogue's first ever match in BattleBots was against Snuggabot in the first preliminary round. CU-Denver Demagouge was too low to be hit by Snuggabot's spinning weapon and pushed it around the BattleBox, slamming it into the arena wall twice and breaking the spinning blade. It also chipped away at it a bit with its rear saws to score some points. The time ran out and CU-Denever Demagogue won on a 37-8 judge's decision. This win put CU-Denver Demagogue to the next preliminary round, where it faced Metallic Mayhem.

The first ram busted Metallic Mayhem's wedge and its saws never spun much. CU-Denver Demagogue got around to Metallic Mayhem's sides and pushed it against the spikestrip a few times. CU-Denver Demagogue got itself stuck on the spikestrip, though, in one of its attempts to ram Metallic Mayhem into them, but was saved by the bell. CU-Denver Damagogue won on a 32-13 judge's decision and advanced to the final preliminary round, where it faced Pokey.

Pokey got under CU-Denver Demagogue and lifted it up, but couldn't do much with it then. CU-Denver Demagogue was able to push Pokey pretty well, but it kept getting lifted. Eventually, CU-Denver Demagogue managed to push Pokey up against the wall and pin hit. More pushing followed and CU-Denver Demagogue pinned Pokey again as time ran out. CU-Denver Demagogue won on a close 24-21 judge's decision and advanced to the TV rounds, where it faced Summoner. Summoner won on a 32-12 judge's decision and CU-Denver Demagogue was eliminated from the tournament.

Because it lost in the round of 64, CU-Denver Demagogue couldn't participate the middleweight consolation rumble at the end of the tournament.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 3
* Losses: 1
Cosford Robot Crusade 2004

Cosford Robot Crusade 2004 was a live robot combat event that took place on 13, June 2004 at RAF Cosford. The event was the second Robot Crusade event of 2004 as due to the popularity of the previous event at Enginuity back in March the same year, event organisers went ahead with a second event. The main portion of the show was the Heavyweight Championship, featuring many former Robot Wars competitors. The winner of the competition was X-Terminator, defeating Terrorhurtz in the final. Other attractions included featherweight battles, robot displays, demonstrations, a sumo robot and RC battles. The event had over 50,000 people attend.

## Known Attendees

*This list only includes which robots were known to be in attendence and may not contain the full roster.*

* X-Terminator
* Terrorhurtz
* Barbaric Response
* The Stag
* DisConstructor
* The Wall
* Atomic
* Merlin
* Hydra
* Razer
* Hypno-Disc
* Eleven
* Rhino (Army)
* Anvil
* Matilda
* Sir Killalot
* Skeletron
* Jolly Jack
* Spearhead
* Venom
* Staglet
* Unknown green wedge robot
* Unknown featherweights
* Unknown sumo robot
* Unknown rope climbing robot

## Event

### Known Battles

*This list only includes which battles were known to take place and may not contain the full list.*

 Atomic vs DisConstructor
 X-Terminator vs DisConstructor vs The Stag vs The Wall
 Barbaric Response vs X-Terminator
 Terrorhurtz vs X-Terminator
 Merlin vs Hydra
 Staglet vs. Unknown Featherweights

* Rhino, Anvil, Jolly Jack, Spearhead, an unknown green wedge robot and several unnamed featherweights are known to have been in the pits area, but it is unknown if they fought at the event

### Displays

* Matilda and Sir Killalot were on display
* Venom was on display
* Eleven was on display

### Demonstrations

* Skeletron performed a rope climb
* Razer and Hypno-Disc destroyed a washing machine
Bumble

* 2003
* 2002

## Overview

**Bumble** was a robot from Highfields School at Matlock in Derbyshire that competed in the Lightweight Sprint during the final two series of Techno Games in 2002 and 2003. It walks on three legs at any one time which makes it always allows to have a stable motion. The robot is driven by 18V NI-CAD batteries and a system of cams and levers that move the legs backwards, forwards, up and down.

In its debut in Series 3, it surprisingly lost in its first heat due to radio control problems and came so close to finish first. Despite this, Bumble was a fan favorite and won the Most Animal-Like Award at the end of the series.

In Series 4, it performed much better as it won every single match and managed to defeat the two-time Lightweight Sprint champion Scuttle in the finals to receive the gold medal.

## Robot History

### Techno Games 2002

In Bumble's first and only heat, it went up against Mammoth, Eruptor and Octobot. This was easily Bumble's heat as it passed by everybody. However, it crashed against the wall before reaching the 15m finish line and backed up to re-position itself. Unfortunately, Bumble was having radio control problems and couldn't get going to finish. As a result, Mammoth finished first overall at 26.88 seconds and Eruptor finished second at 1:07.16 seconds. This meant that Bumble was surprisingly eliminated at this stage of the competition.

At the end of the tournament, however, it managed to receive the Most Animal-Like Award most likely due to its bee-like appearance and the way the robot walks.

### Techno Games 2003

In Bumble's first heat, it went up against Cold Mokuyobi and two other competitors. Bumble had no issues here as it easily passed all of its opponents and finished first at 12.80 seconds. This win put Bumble and Cold Mokuyobi, who finished second at 2:26.00 seconds, to the Lightweight Sprint semi-finals.

In its semi-final heat, it went up against Mad Dog and Cyber Snail. Like in its first heat, Bumble easily passed all of its opponents and managed to beat its own record by finishing at a swift time of 10.12 seconds. This win put Bumble and Cyber Snail, who finished second at 1:42.00 seconds, to the Lightweight Sprint finals, where it faced TF3 and the two-time Lightweight Sprint champion Scuttle.

While TF3 and Cyber Snail was fighting for the bronze medal, Bumble was neck and neck with Scuttle for the gold medal. At first two seconds, Scuttle easily took the lead but it was having steering problems and crashed against the wall. After this, Bumble kept on going since Scuttle couldn't recover in time and it surprisingly finished first overall at another quick time of 9.04 seconds, which was its best time in the series. It took awhile for Scuttle to finished second at 33.00 seconds and Cyber Snail finished third at 1:40.70 seconds after TF3 broke down toward the 10m line. In the end, Bumble received the gold medal for finishing first overall in the Lightweight Sprint.

## Results

 Techno Games 2003 | Lightweight Sprint
 Semifinal
 Final

* Wins: 3
* Losses: 1
Chicken Little

**Chicken Little** was a fairyweight class robot that competed at Kilobots XXXVI. A simple, two-wheel drive wedge, Chicken Little did quite well at this event, taking third place overall.

## Robot History

### Kilobots XXXVI

Chicken Little's first fight was against Grater Good, another two-wheeled wedge. The two robots charged at one another, with Chicken Little proving to have the better wedge, but Grater Good's tall wheels allowed it to simply roll over top of Chicken Little every time Chicken Little got underneath it. The two robots continued charging at eachother to little effect. However, the fight began to move towards one of the arena sawblades. As footage from this fight was lost, it is unclear if Chicken Little took a hit from the sawblade, but soon one of its wheels fell off, leaving it to be counted out and giving the win to Grater Good.

Now in the loser's bracket, Chicken Little met Mouseketeer, a fellow two-wheel drive wedge. The two robots charged at one another, with Mouseketeer initially getting underneath Chicken Little and trying to put it in the pit, but Chicken Little got away. The two circled around one another, both jabbing and pushing eachother. Eventually, Mouseketeer came in on the side of Chicken Little, but Chicken Little pushed back, taking Mouseketeer with it towards the pit before backing off. In an attempt to get away, Mouseketeer wound up backing into the pit itself, meaning Chicken Little won.

Next, Chicken Little faced TeeBeeDee, a flipper. TeeBeeDee and Chicken Little both charged at one another, with Chicken Little having the better wedge, but TeeBeeDee was faster and got around the side of Chicken Little, who got away. TeeBeeDee's flipper was already severely damaged after a previous fight, so it was a battle of wedges. This dance continued, with neither able to take control of the fight until Chicken Little got underneath TeeBeeDee and tipped it over onto its back. With its flipper unable to self-right the robot, TeeBeeDee was counted out, giving the win to Chicken Little.

Chicken Little's next opponent was Pumpkin Queen, a wedge with a small vertical spinner. As the fight began, Pumpkin Queen spun about, before charging towards the arena center. Chicken Little and Pumpkin Queen then lined up at one another, and charged, with Pumpkin Queen rolling over top of Chicken Little. The two continued to nudge one another, with Chicken Little nearly driving itself out of the arena at one point. Eventually, Pumpkin Queen charged at the side of Chicken Little, but didn't hit right and was deflected away, charging straight out of the arena, giving Chicken Little the win.

The final opponent for Chicken Little in the loser's bracket was Mr. Do, a vertical spinner. Footage from this fight has been lost, but we do know Mr. Do won this fight, leaving Chicken Little as the third place finisher.

Chicken Little wasn't finished yet, and returned for the fairyweight rumble. In the end, Mr. Do won the fairyweight rumble.

## Results

 Mouseketeer
 TeeBeeDee
 Pumpkin Queen
 Mr. Do

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 3

* Losses: 2
Botulism

**Botulism** was a middleweight robot which competed in Seasons 3.0 and 4.0 of BattleBots. It was a wedge-shaped robot armed with an angled toothed spinning dome and a modular rear pneumatic weapon.

Due to an overly ambitious weapons & control scheme, Botulism forfeited its first match in its debut season due to a malfunction that made the robot drive around the arena on its own.

It won its 1st match in Season 4.0 using its (new) spinning front flail weapon as well as its modular claw attachment, but was defeated by Captain Insane-O.

Botulism in Season 3.0 had a spinning dome with rigid steel blades attached. The titanium alloy armor was hinged to create a 3 way wedge profile. The drive train was a chain driven 4 wheel drive skid steer, and the spin weapon motor was a modified electric trolling motor. The rear contained a modular pneumatic weapon with a variety of possible configurations.

Season 4.0 revisions included a reduced dome profile with clear polycarbonate cover, an industrial machine bearing support, and tethered flail weapon.

Modular pneumatic attachments ready for season 4 included:

* An overhead hammer/spike weapon
* A sensor (or selectably manual) activated tail lifter
* A "claw" feature used to lift opponents completely off the ground (similarly to Derek Young's Complete Control), this configuration was used successfully in the battle with Son of Bob.

## Robot History

### Season 3.0

Botulism was due to fight Machiavelli in its first battle but forfeited due to a malfunction that made the robot drive around the arena on its own.

### Season 4.0

Botulism first went up against Son of Bob, using the claw configuration. The robots circled each other for position, Botulism unable to catch Son of Bob. It could not catch Son of Bob in its clamp. Son of Bob got a few good pushes and hits, but then Botulism finally managed to get Son of Bob on its clamp and lift it up. Its rear spinner weapon also got some hits and did cosmetic damage to Son of Bob. It got more and more lifts, driving Son of Bob's propeller style y-axis spinner into the ground once. Towards the end, it finally caught Son of Bob and clamped it. The judges then went to work, and gave most of the damage points to Son of Bob, and an equal number of the strategy points to Botulism. Aggression was spilt in favor of Botulism, who won the 23-22 decision.

Botulism then went up against Captain Insane-O. Botulism spun up its main weapon and clashed it a few times against Insane-O's drum. Soon there were dents in Botulism, and something had broken on Insane-O so that its drum started hitting the floor intermittently. The weapons continued to collide, and when Botulism saw that it wasn't doing any more damage, it brought its other weapon into play. It lifted up Insane-O in the clamp, but dropped it. As the match ended, Insane-O got one last good hit. The Captain won 28-17, and Botulism was out.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 2
Chunky 357

**Chunky 357** is a lightweight robot built by John Ghormley of The chunky monkeys for Season 3.0 of *BattleBots*. It was a box-shaped robot armed with a horizontal spinning blade, a circular saw, a 7.5 inch spike and spinning talons. It did not do well in the competition, losing its first and only match to Buddle Stomper.

## Robot History

Chunky 357's first and only match in Season 3.0 was against Buddle Stomper. Buddle Stomper won by KO at 1:48 and Chunky 357 was eliminated from the tournament.

## Results

BattleBots Season 3.0
Division
of 256

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Bushwacker 3000

**Bushwacker 3000** was a Featherweight robot from Ontario, Canada that competed at Robot Riots 3. It was a two-wheeled, white, invertible robot armed with a 7 inch horizontal spinning flywheel that could get up to 8000 rpm. Bushwacker 3000 did poorly in competition, losing both of its fights, finishing last out of the three Featherweights, and retiring after the event.

## Results

 Premium Blend

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 2
Cyclone (Dutch)

**Cyclone** was a tracked, cylinder shaped robot from Holland that took part in Dutch Robot Wars: Series 2. It was eliminated without too much difficulty by Scrap-2-Saur, despite beating Amok.

## Robot History

In the first round against Amok, Cyclone appeared to have problems getting its weaponry working, however this turned out not to be a problem, since it spent the battle pushing Amok around the arena, leading to attacks from Dead Metal and Matilda. Amok became immobilised and Cyclone and Matilda teamed up to push it into the pit. In the heat semi-final against Scrap-2-Saur, Cyclone once again failed to get the spinner working, and was chased and flipped into the CPZ of Sergeant Bash. The house robot couldn't get its pincers to grip Cyclone, since the competitor was too big. As Cyclone escaped, Scrap-2-Saur came in with another flip. Eventually, a well-positioned flip by Scrap-2-Saur lifted Cyclone onto its side, where it was stranded and beaten. Scrap-2-Saur finished Cyclone off in the pit of oblivion.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 1
Big Stick

**Big Stick** was a lightweight robot which competed in the final two seasons of *BattleBots*. It was a T-shaped robot armed with a thin undercutting blade. It was able to win one battle in Season 5.0.

Big Stick was notable for exploding into shrapnel in its first battle, causing one of the biggest spectacles of the 4.0 qualifiers. The pieces were put into a garbage can after the fight.

The team that built Big Stick also built another lightweight named The Doomsday Machine.

## Robot History

### Battlebots

#### Season 4.0

   Big Stick's first match was against Burning Metal. Big Stick looked strong at first, spinning up slowly but to a very high speed. Burning Metal almost box rushed it, but didn't quite make it and stopped before ramming Big Stick. Big Stick hit Burning Metal hard a few times, but soon became badly unbalanced, shaking its spindly frame violently and going around in circles. Burning Metal, who survived the early hits quite well, rammed right into the blade of Big Stick and caused it to undergo the most complete and total kinetic self-detonation in the history of robotic combat at the time. Parts flew with the frame ending up in many pieces, and the mangled fragments scattered around the box were barely recognizable. Big Stick thus lost by KO.

#### Season 5.0

Big Stick's first match was against The Phreak. Big Stick was able to knock out The Phreak and move on to round 2 where it faced Jo Mama.

Jo Mama was able to defeat Big Stick on a 10-35 judges decision and eliminate it from the tournament.
Cletus

* Series 4
* Series 1

* Series 4
* Series 1

## Overview

Cletus is a 2WD LEGO drum spinner made for Lego Wars. Despite its robust construction, it was pushed into the pit by Nellego in its first fight.

## Robot History

### Lego Wars Series 1

Cletus' first fight was against the replica of Nellego. The fight started with Cletus spinning up and both bots going head to head, stopping Cletus' drum. Nellego took advantage and began landing hammer blow after hammer blow on Cletus. Cletus retaliated by ripping off one of Nellego's ears. Cletus ripped off Nellego's other ear before backing into the front of Nellego who unleashed a hailstorm of hammer shots. Cletus got free and dropped the pit. Despite all the damage it sustained, Nellego took advantage of this and pushed Cletus into the pit.

### Lego Wars Series 4

No fights will be shared until two months after a champion is crowned.

## Results

 Lego Wars Series 4 | TBA

* Wins: TBA
* Losses: 1
Bugs (Robot Wars)

**Bugs** was a small rounded robot with a front wedge that competed in Series 1 of Robot Wars for a GCSE school project. It consisted of a plywood base with an old vacuum cleaner top as armour, and were one of the teams with underrated speed controllers, which caused problems as both of their cheap relay ones overheated and had to be replaced with Futaba ones at various stages in the competition. Bugs' team also cut down their machine's aluminium wedge during the heat due to it getting in the way.

Bugs was a Featherweight Robot, but due to Series 1 not having any weight rules it was able to compete in the Main Competition. It got to the Arena stage where it lost to eventual Grand Finalists Cunning Plan after experiencing control problems for much of the heat.

## Robot History

Bugs had a close shave in the Gauntlet, coming second last after a slow run. It first took a while to decide on a route. It eventually chose the one guarded by the House Robots, and after colliding with Matilda, it gained some control problems and moved no further, having achieved 11.45m. This was enough to put it through, as Vector of Armageddon didn't get as far. In the Trial, Stock Car Racing, Bugs got off sluggishly, avoiding the mass pileup on the first corner. However, it was the slowest of the robots, and would have gone out if the faster Krayzee Tokyo hadn't broken down and failed to complete a lap. Bugs, with its 1 lap, was through. In the Arena round, it faced Cunning Plan. However, Bugs had changed their castor before the fight and that led to some control problems. In the fight, the robot was only able to drive onto a grille, where it was attacked by Dead Metal and immobilised. Bugs did not return for future featherweight fights.

## Results

 Stock Car
 Semi Final

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 1
Bullbot

**Bullbot** is a Peruvian robot that competed in the 2013 Warbots event. It was a black, two-wheeled, invertible, box-shaped robot with a front wedge, and no active weapons.

Despite having a rather fast drivetrain, and being quite manouverable Bullbot did poorly in competition, losing its only battle to Iron Steal.

## Robot History

### Warbots Peru 2013

Bullbot's first match was against Iron Steal, this match started with Iron Steal spinning up, and driving up on top of Bullbots wedge trying to rip apart its thin top armor. However Bullbot backed off, and slammed the side of Iron Steal before getting around to the rear of it, and slamming it against the wall. Bullbot then continued slamming Iron Steal into the wall, and pinning it several times.

Each slam caused more damage to the top of Iron Steal, causing the unsecured top panel to flop around. Bullbot then slammed it one more time, this caused the top to come flying off of Iron Steal, and once released from the pin by Bullbot, Iron Steal drove over its top panel, and got high centered causing the match to be paused to free it.

Once the fight resumed Bullbot continued slamming Iron Steal around, however Iron Steal got a lucky hit in with its blade which knocked something loose inside of Bullbot, which then stopped moving. Iron Steal then drove up the wedge of Bullbot, and ripped the top off of it, and tore apart some wires as Bullbot was counted out.

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Blindspot (Norwalk)

## Overview

Blindspot is a 2WD beetleweight vertical spinner made for NHRL competitions.

#### Blindspot vs Icky Mouse

The fight started with both bots spinning up and exchanging weapon to weapon shots until Icky Mouse killed its drive. Blindspot then tapped out to save itself.

#### Blindspot vs Stinger

The fight started with both bots spinning up and exchanging weapon to weapon shots that threw Stinger around the arena before Blindspot lost one of its wheels. Stinger then tore off Blindspot's other wheel and stranded it on its back. Blindspot then tapped out.

### Norwalk Havoc Robot League November 2021

#### Blindspot vs Red Beard

The fight started with both bots spinning up and exchanging weapon to weapon shots that threw Red Beard around the arena. Those shots killed Red Beard's weapon and drive side as well as one of Blindspot's own drive sides. Blindspot then flipped Red Beard one final time and Red Beard tapped out.

#### Blindspot vs Eruption

The fight started with both bots spinning up and Eruption throwing it around the arena before Blindspot tapped out.

#### Blindspot vs Hot Poké

The fight started with both bots spinning up and Hot Poké shoving Blindspot into the wall before Blindspot tore off one of Hot Poké's wedges and killed its weapon. Blindspot then ripped out Hot Poké's other eye and got Hot Poké stuck in the wall. After Bert helped Hot Poké out, Hot Poké kept pushing Blindspot around the arena when it could. Hot Poké then died and was counted out with 5 seconds left on the clock.

#### Blindspot vs ZZ Bot

The fight started with both bots spinning up and Blindspot throwing ZZ Bot into Brett. Blindspot then ripped ZZ Bot's rear guard open before ZZ Bot smacked Blindspot across the arena. ZZ Bot then started wailing on Blindspot and Blindspot tapped out.

## Fight record

 Stinger
 Norwalk Havoc Robot League November 2021
 Eruption
 Hot Poké | Win
 ZZ Bot | Loss

Overall record: 2-4