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Another Boring Wedge

**Another Boring Wedge** was a Middleweight robot built by Team SMC that competed in ROBOLympics 2004, and RoboGames 2005, as well as the 2004 RFL Nationals. It was a gray, two wheeled, invertible wedge shaped robot with no active weapons. It did very well in competition, placing fourth overall in its debut event. Team SMC also built Hobbyweight entry Lil Shocker, which was also quite successful. Another Boring Wedge retired after RoboGames 2005.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

Another Boring Wedge's first fight was against **247**. It won this fight, and advanced to the next round where it faced **Krushinator**. It won this as well, and next faced former BattleBots competitor: **Whirlwind**. It won this as well, and advanced to face **Max Wedge**. It lost this match, and was now in the loser's bracket where it faced **Botfly**. It won this, and faced **Devil's Plunger**. It lost this match, and was eliminated from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 7
* **Losses:** 6

Krushinator
Whirlwind
Botfly
 2004 RFL Nationals
 RoboGames 2005
Pirinah 2
Doom on you!
Team Wetware

**Team Wetware** was a team led by Ray Scully that competed sporadicly in RoboGames/ComBots, the team is perhaps best known for their BattleBots entry **Abattoir**. Team Wetware is infamous for its machines having reliability issues, and not being done on time. Despite this the team has managed to pick up a few victories with its Lightweight robot Cornholio, as well as one with Middleweight multibot, Beavis and Butthead.

The team recently resurfaced, and applied to compete in RoboGames 2017 with a heavyweight version of super heavyweight Abattoir, one of their most well-known robots, as well as an unknown Middleweight.

### Robots

* **Wins:** 3
* **Losses:** 22

### References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
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WarPig (2017)

*Not to be confused with the Antweight that competed from RoboGames 2010-2012, and ComBots Cup V.*

**WarPig** is a Lightweight robot that competed in RoboGames 2017. It is a black, and silver, invertible, four-wheeled, box-shaped robot armed with a spinning drum. Unfortunately as the teams first big bot, WarPig proved to be both poorly constructed, and unreliable, and its drum also proved to be severely underpowered as well. This resulted in the robot losing both of its fights rather convincingly.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2017

   WarPig's first match was against fellow newcomers, **Mrs. Plow**. In this match WarPig was having issues spinning its drum up, and Mrs. Plow shoved it around until time ran out. The judges ruled in favor of Mrs. Plow putting WarPig in the loser's bracket where it recieved a bye, and then faced **Herr Gepoünden**.

This match started with Herr Gepoünden spinning up, and delivering a flurry of blows to the drum of WarPig. However WarPig retaliated by popping Herr Gepoünden into the air with its drum, Herr Gepoünden recovered, however and WarPig hit it again. This popped it into the air once more but also caused WarPigs weapon to stop briefly, leaving it completely defenseless for a moment while Herr Gepoünden wailed on it.

WarPig then spun back up, but Herr Gepoünden continued delivering blows to WarPig, eventually knocking part of WarPig's wheel guard halfway off. This caused mobility issues with WarPig, leaving it to hobble around the arena as Herr Gepoünden delivered another salvo of blows with its hammer. At first it seemed like WarPig came out of this seemingly okay, however as it started chasing Herr Gepoünden down again the drum came loose of its bearings, and was now completely useless, Herr Gepoünden then delivered multiple more blows until time ran out. Unsurprisingly the judges ruled the match in favor of Herr Gepoünden meaning that WarPig was eliminated from the competition.

### RoboGames 2018

Since being registered for the upcoming RoboGames 2018 WarPig has been in the process of getting a full internal overhaul, the robots weapon motors were converted to brushless , and the drive motors were upgraded to Turnigy Aerodrive SK3 6354-260KV Brushless Outrunner Motors.

### Wins/Losses

Herr Gepoünden

* **Wins:** 0
* **Losses:** 2
Dash Quest Wikia

## Welcome to the Dash Quest Wikia

Get started with the story by learning about Dash, his Grandpa, or the Kingdom.

Weapons, Armor, and Accessories are wearable equipment. Spells, Pets, and Items are other useful equipment.

You'll also need to know about Skills, then check out the builds or try your own!

Learn how to beat specific Bosses and Monsters, or the different game modes and areas.

Now you're ready to get some Achievements!

If you've finished all that, you'll want to learn about Becoming Legend and its perks.

There's also the Daily Dungeon that rewards legendary gear.

Feel free to add info wherever you can. This is a huge game with lots of details!

And don't forget to check the subreddit.

## Dash Quest: Endless Runner/RPG for mobile devices

Fantasy action and endless runner collide with exciting RPG elements in this incredibly addictive, retro-inspired adventure game! Dash through hordes of enemies to reach epic boss battles! Customize and upgrade your character with Gear, Spells, Skills, Items and Pets! Complete daily challenges for Legendary Gear and other rewards!

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The Beast

**The Beast** was a 3kg Autonomous Sumo robot built by Carlo Bertocchini that competed at the 2003 RSA Holiday Games. It was a silver, box-shaped robot with two inch wide rubber gum tracks, the body was machined out of a single piece of magnesium, and on the front was a hinged titanium scoop.

Two Infrared sensors, one contact sensor, and a MC68HC11 electronic brain powered the robots AI system which drove two high powered motors. The robot was powered by eight Sub-C
Nickel Cadmium cells, and two Novak electronic speed controllers.

Carlo would later return to RoboGames with another robot with an equally impressive record: **BioHazard**, but to much less success.

## Outside RoboGames

Beast itself had been competing since 1993 in various sumo competitions, and had gone undefeated up until its debut at the RSA Holiday Games in 2003.

## Sumo Record

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 Zag | Final

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
Terrabyte

**Terrabyte** was a Middleweight built by the **Robotic Death Company** that competed in ROBOLympics 2004. It was a compact two wheeled, invertible robot armed with lifting forks, and a spinning drum. Terrabyte did well in the competition, winning three fights overall. Before ROBOLympics 2004 Terrabyte would compete at Motorama 2004 where it went 2-2, and after ROBOLympics 2004 it would compete at the Steel Conflict hosted Southwest Division Championships where it went 1-1, and it was retired after this event.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

Terrabyte's first match was against **Max Wedge**, it lost this fight and was now in the losers bracket against **Slave Master**. Terrabyte won this fight, and was now up against former BattleBots competitor **Grasshopper**. Terrabyte won this as well, and was next up against the odd flywheel of **Mr. D**, Terrabyte won this too, and was now against **Devil's Plunger**, it lost and was eliminated from ROBOLympics 2008.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

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

Grasshopper
Mr. D
Devil's Plunger
Zag

### Other Entries

Ziggy, Flik, S.E.R., Spindlee, Team UK, Squeaky the Giant Spider, The Mummy, 4Eyes

### Team Members

Nick Donaldson
Rebecca Donaldson
Aiden Donaldson

**Zag** was a 3kg Auto Sumo robot built by **Psyclops Robotics** that competed at the 2003 RSA Holiday Games. It was a four-wheeled robot built out of scavenged parts and was equipped with a lifting scoop which was (and still is) unusual for a Sumo competitor.

Despite being built on the cheap and despite frequent technical issues it did well in its only competition, going 2-1, and placing second. Zag also registered for ROBOlympics 2004 but did not show up.

## Robot History

### Wins/Losses

 unknown
 The Beast | Final

* **Wins:** 2
* **Losses:** 1
Tiny Terror

**Tiny Terror** was a Junior Antweight (Later Fairyweight) robot built by **Team Asian Invasion** that competed in RoboGames 2011, 2012, and 2013. It was a Silver, invertible, four-wheeled wedge robot with no active weapon. Tiny Terror did extremely well, winning Gold in all three events, and going undefeated in its RoboGames career.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 13
* Losses: 0

Ubeschlacken
 RoboGames 2012
Fury Jr
Caterpillar
Pocket
 RoboGames 2013
Atom Bomb
Inky
Thrash
Pissed Off Unicorn
Snuggle Bunny

### RoboGames Record

RoboGames 2011 - Gold

RoboGames 2012 - Gold

RoboGames 2013 - Gold

## Trivia

* Tiny Terror is one of the few RoboGames competitors to win a Gold Medal in more than one weight class.
Wurst Nightmare

"*A low, four-wheel drive machine with a drum, similar to UnMakerBot. This is Team Food Fight's first time competing outside the insectweights.*"
— MudnuK
 **Wurst Nightmare** is a Lightweight robot built by **Team Food Fight** that competed in RoboGames 2018. It was a four-wheeled, invertible, box-shaped robot armed with a spinning drum. It did decently, going 3-2.

## Robot History

### Wins/Losses

Dark Ripper
Cassowari
Cornholio
Tastes Like Burning

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

## Trivia

* Wurst Nightmare is a pun on Worst Nightmare, with the Wurst referring to Bratwurst, which is a German sausage typically cooked in beer.
* Wurst Nightmare is the teams first robot outside the insect classes, and the team has had a lot of success in the Antweights with **Pizza Slicer**, and **Hotdog Roller**.
Zelzal

**Zelzal** is a Middleweight robot from Iran that is currently registered to compete at RoboGames 2018. It is a white, two-wheeled, invertible, box-shaped robot armed with a horizontal spinning bar. If it competes it would be the first Iranian robot since Phoenix II 11 years prior to compete in RoboGames.
Wobblygoblin

**Wobblygoblin** was a Lightweight robot built by the San Mateo Demolition Company that competed in ROBOLympics 2004. It was a black, and red, box shaped shufflebot with no active weapons, and skirts on all sides for pushing its opponents. Wobblygoblin performed decently in competition, both winning, and losing two fights each.

Wobblygoblin also attempted to compete in the final Robot Combat Club & Grille event, however for reasons unknown it did not compete there leaving ROBOLympics as its only event ever.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

Wobblygoblins first fight in the competition was against **Son of Wacky Compass**. It lost this match, and was sent to the loser's bracket where it faced **Speed Bump**. It won this match, and advanced to the next round where it faced **Malice Aforethought**. It won this match as well, and next faced **1st Abe Lincoln On The Moon**. It lost this match, and was eliminated from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

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

Malice Aforethought
1st Abe Lincoln On The Moon
Tumbler

**Tumbler** is a Lightweight robot from Australia built by Red Tip Robotics that is currently registered to compete in RoboGames 2018. It is likely a larger version of the team's Featherweight of the same name.

## Trivia

* If Tumbler competes it will be the first Australian Combat Robot to compete in RoboGames since 2012.
Tsunami Light

**Tsunami Light** is a Lightweight robot built by **Team Tanto** of Scottsdale, Arizona that competed at Robogames 2018. It is a 60lb version of the teams 1lber **Tsunami** which competed at Robogames 2017 and 2018.

It is a two-wheeled, invertible, grey, box-shaped robot with a brown and blue stripe in the middle. Tsunami Light is equipped with a destructive drum capable of dealing massive damage.

## Robot History

### Robogames 2018

#### Tsunami Light vs. Crash Kart

This match started with Crash Kart box-rushing Tsunami Light. However it paid the price as Tsunami Light first ripped off one of the googly eyes before sending Crash Kart flying through the air. Tsunami Light then drove in again, and sent it flying once more, Crash Kart then stopped moving, and tapped out.

Winner: Tsunami Light

#### Tsunami Light vs. AVD

The fight started with both bots spinning up and Tsunami charging at AVD. AVD then got a lucky hit that popped Tsunami in the air before Tsunami flipped AVD. AVD couldn't self right and was counted out which gave the win to Tsunami.

Winner: Tsunami Light

#### Tsunami Light vs. Cornholio

The fight started with both bots spinning up before Tsunami tore off Cornholio's shell. Cornholio was counted out and Tsunami won by a vicious KO.

Winner: Tsunami Light

#### Tsunami Light vs. Cáragor

The fight started with both bots spinning up and going drum to drum. Both bots then had drive problems, but Tsunami recovered first and tried to hit Cáragor who answered with the drum. The fight went to a judges decision because neither robot could recover from their drive issues. Cáragor won the judges decision.

Winner: Caragor

#### Tsunami Light vs. Hammer and Anvil

It is unknown what happened to Tsunami, but it is known that Hammer and Anvil won.

Winner: Hammer and Anvil

## RoboGames Record

 AVD | Win
 Cornholio | Win
 Cáragor | Loss
 Hammer and Anvil | Loss

Overall record: 3-2
TapOut

**TapOut** was a Lightweight robot built by 2badbots that competed in ROBOLympics 2004. It was a two-wheeled, t shaped robot armed with two horizontal spinning bars, one on the top, and one on the bottom of the robot. Despite this weaponry TapOut did not do well in competition, losing both of its battles. 2badbots would have much more success with their Featherweight, **TS** which would place fourth in ROBOLympics 2004.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

TapOut's first fight was against **Hans Frei Telephone Operator to the Stars!**. It lost this match, and was sent to the loser's bracket where it faced **Whack!**. It lost this match as well, and was eliminated from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

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

Whack!

## Outside RoboGames/ComBots

   After ROBOLympics TapOut was redesigned into a Middleweight with one spinning bar, and renamed Tap Out / Point of No Return, and competed in the Steel Conflict hosted Southwest Division Championships, where it did slightly better, managing a win against The Mortician, before losing two matches, after which it was retired.
Typhoon 2

**Typhoon 2** was a Scottish, Heavyweight robot built by Team Typhoon from Edinburgh. It was the first heavyweight built by the Edinburgh Air Cadets after the success they had in the Middleweight competitions with their robot, Typhoon. Typhoon 2 like the rest of the robots in the teams family kept the same design, a rotating 4-wheel driven cone-shaped robot with a heavy steel outer ring painted in the RAF crest with 4 sharp cutters on the sides. It‘s first and only appearance was in RoboGames 2005, where it beat **Megabyte** on the way to the Final where it was meant to fight **Sewer Snake**. However due to irreparable damage being taken from the Megabyte fight, it couldn't carry on and finished with a Silver Medal.

The team also entered **Typhoon Cadet** in the RoboGames as well into the Featherweight category.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2005

Typhoon 2 's first fight was against SJ. Typhoon 2 gets up to speed and attacks SJ head on, but is almost toppled. Typhoon 2 dodges SJ's attacks and manages to get around it where Typhoon 2 smacks into the corner of SJ causing heavy damage.

    SJ turns around and tries to smack Typhoon 2 head on but misses causing Typhoon 2 to take the entire back panel off knocking it immobile.
Typhoon 2 fought Towering Inferno. The battle was very quick with Typhoon 2 getting one hit on Towering Inferno and knocking the robot out instantly.

    Towering Inferno was counted out and Typhoon 2 gone on to the next round.
Typhoon 2 fought SJ again. In this battle Typhoon 2 span up to full capacity but is instantly slammed by its opponent and using its axe it flipped Typhoon 2 on to its side. While on its side SJ slammed Typhoon 2 into the arena wall which helped right Typhoon 2. Typhoon 2 tries to get away but is constantly pursued by SJ who has clearly learnt from the previous meet up.

     Typhoon 2 gets another hit but is sent flying into the arena corner where the spinner stops spinning temporarily allowing for SJ to continuously assault it.

     SJ manages to get Typhoon 2 by the arena wall again where it flips Typhoon 2 over once more and decides to leave it to be counted out, fearing of repeating the same mistake.
In its final fight Typhoon 2 fought Megabyte. The two spinners get up to speed where they act very cautious of one another. Eventually the two hit one another sending the two machines at the ends of the arena.

     The two robots instantly stop working, with Megabyte spinning but standing still and Typhoon with only one side of its drive still working but its spinner disabled. As Typhoon was still technically moving it won the fight but took tremendous amounts of damage meaning it couldn't fight Sewer Snake in the final.

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 5
* Losses: 2

## Outside RoboGames

Typhoon 2 competed in Robot Wars competing in Extreme 2, and later appeared in Series 7 where it became champion on a controversial judges decision against **Storm 2**. Gary Cairns would later build a robot for the reboot **PP3D** to much less success.
Team O-Town

**Team O-Town** was a team from Orlando, Florida that entered sloely into the 2004 RFL Nationals. They are probably best known for their Lightweight **Ground Zero**, which was the runner up in that event. Team O-Town called it quits in April of 2006, retiring from the sport after Battle Beach 4.

 Killjoy | Middleweight

**Wins:** 7

**Losses:** 4

## Trivia

* Team O-Town also had a Hobbyweight called Blitzer that competed at three events, however Blitzer did not enjoy the success that Ground Zero, or Killjoy enjoyed as it lost all eight of its fights during its career.
Wolverine

**Wolverine** is a Middleweight robot built by students from the **Sierra College** in Rocklin, California. It is a black, two-wheeled, invertible robot with a shape that varies from circular to triangular. Wolverine posesses a horizontal bar spinner for weaponry.

However Wolverine's armor was never all that great, and the weapon wasn't particularily powerful. Despite this it still manged to perform decently, reaching the Semi-Finals in 2012, and the Quarter-Finals in 2015.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2018

Wolverine is currently registered to compete at RoboGames 2018.

### Wins/Losses

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

**Shiva** was a Heavyweight built by **Chaos Engineering** that competed at ROBOLympics 2004, and the 2004 RFL Nationals. It was a Blue, four wheeled shell spinner with the Hindi god after which it was named painted on the top. Shiva did poorly in battle, losing all four of its battles. Shiva also competed at the Southwest Division Championships where did slightly better winning one battle but also losing two.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

Shiva's first match in ROBOLympics 2004 was against the bar spinner of **Compressor**. It lost this fight, and was now in the losers bracket against the wedge of **I.C.B.M.** Shiva lost this fight as well, and was eliminated from ROBOLympics 2004.

### 2004 RFL Nationals

Shiva's first match was against the horizontal flywheel of **Vicious Circle**. Shiva lost this fight, and was now in the losers bracket against the deadly spinning shell of **Megabyte**. Shiva lost this fight as well, and was eliminated from the 2004 RFL Nationals.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

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

 2004 RFL Nationals
Megabyte
The Brown Note

The Brown Note was a Lightweight built by **Team Tiki** that competed in RoboGames 2008. It was a four wheeled, Blue, wedge robot that was curiously armored in Plywood, and armored with a pitifully weak spinning bar. Despite this awful weaponry, and weak armor The Brown Note surprised everyone by doing extremely well in the competition relying on good driving, its own speed, and sheer dumb luck to get it all the way to the Silver Medal. The Brown Note never made another appearance after RoboGames 2008, and is one of the few successful wooden robots in the history of the sport.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 6
* **Losses:** 2

Cornholio
O'Dominator
Bad Dog
Come to Mama
Death by Monkeys
Stewie

**Stewie** was a Middlewight built by **Greg Gibson** that competed at ROBOLympics 2004, and RoboGames 2006, as well as Combots Cup I, and ComBots Cup II. It was a Silver, invertible, two wheeled robot armed with a powerful spinning drum. Stewie did very well, winning the Gold Medal in RoboGames 2006, and becoming the Middleweight champion in ComBots Cup I. Stewie was retired in 2007, sometime between then, and 2016 Greg moved to Alaska where in 2016 he built a Heavyweight called Yeti which competed in season 2 of ABC's BattleBots reboot, where it reached the semifinals before losing to **Tombstone**. Greg also built the Hobbyweight **B Basher**, that competed in ROBOLympics 2004 to far less success.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

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

 ComBots Cup I
Pirinah 2
Who's Your Daddy (x2)
 Robogames 2006
DracUCLA
War path
Touro Classic
Ice Cube
 ComBots Cup II
Vicious Verdict (forfeit)

## Outside RoboGames

In 2004 Stewie competed in the Steel Conflict hosted Southwest Division Championships where it went 3-2. Stewie also competed in the BattleBots Sun Microsystems event but lost its only match there to Greenwave.

## Trivia

* Aside from Yeti in the ABC reboot, and Stewie at Sun Microsystems. Greg Gibson also competed at BattleBots 5.0 with Middleweight Blue Steel, and Superheavyweight Little Pink Butterfly of Doom.
* Stewie ended both its first, and last events of its career by a forfeit.

## See Also

**Yeti (BattleBots)**

**Blue Steel (BattleBots)**

**Little Pink Butterfly of Doom (BattleBots)**

**Stewie (BattleBots)**
Team Nightmare

## Overview

**Team Nightmare** (formally known as **Team Hercules**) is a very well-known, destructive, and sucessful team. It was led by Jim Smentowski and has built many well known robots, such as *BattleBots* competitors **Backlash**, and **Nightmare**. The team has also had a lot of success in RoboGames/ComBots with robots such as **Breaker Box**, **Wallop**, and **Nano Nightmare**.

### Robots

* **Wins:** 30?
* **Losses:** 21?
Touro Light

**Touro Light** is a Lightweight robot built by Team RioBotz that has been competing since RoboGames 2007. It is a silver, two-wheeled, invertible, circular shaped robot armed with a powerful spinning drum.

Touro Light did well in competition, remarkably winning Gold in its first ever RoboGames, as well as winning Bronze in 2011, and becoming the Lightweight champion of ComBots Cup VI.

Team Riobotz also competed with the highly successful Minotaur on BattleBots.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2017

   After receiving a bye in the first round, Touro Light's first opponent was Herr Gepoünden.

This match started with Touro Light spinning up, Herr Gepoünden then delivered a blow to it sending sparks everywhere. Touro Light then popped Herr Gepoünden, sending it spinning on its side wheel. Herr Gepoünden recovered, and delivered a few pops before Touro Light sent it flying again.

Herr Gepoünden then rushed Touro Light but missed, and Touro Light delivered another blow to Herr Gepoünden, sending it flying. Touro Light followed this up by attacking Herr Gepoünden again, this time stranding it against the arena wall, with its wheels off the ground. Herr Gepoünden was then counted out, meaning that Touro Light had won by KO.

This put Touro Light in the quarter-finals where it faced **Carolina Campos morena zoios de jabuticaba linda e sensual**, this match started with Carolina Campos charging Touro Light as it spun up to speed before slamming it into the wall. Touro Light then drove over to the opponents square, and started having issues with its drum.

However at the same time one half of Carolina Campos was suffering drive issues, and was only able to move on one side. Touro Light then briefly got up to speed but the functioning half of Carolina Campos shoved it again causing the spinner to stop. Carolina Campos then shoved Touro Light into the wall again and backed off, but Touro Light now up to speed delivered a massive hit to Carolina Campos sending it flying.

This hit caused the functioning half of Carolina Campos to stop working on one side, but Touro Light was only moving on one side at this point. Now with all three bots having only half of their mobility Touro gyrodanced into the middle of the arena, and delivered another hit to Carolina Campos. However Touro Light then stopped moving completely and started getting counted out, but the match ended before the countdown could complete.

The judges decided this match in favor of Carolina Campos, meaning that Touro Light was now in the loser's bracket where it faced Bugalele.

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 33
* **Losses:** 18
Team Bot Bash Parties

**Team Bot Bash Parties** (Formerly Team Misfit) is a team from Santa Rosa, California that have had a long history with RoboGames. First appearing at the 2003 RSA Holiday Games, which was the very first RoboGames/ComBots event. The team mainly tends to stick to Featherweights, and Antweights. They are most notable for their robots **Micro Drive**, and **The Bomb**.

**Wins:** 72?

**Losses:** 55?
Tazanturn

**Tazanturn** was a Hobbyweight robot built by Team Crash that registered to compete at ROBOLympics 2004, despite no pictures of the robot existing, it is known that it was likely a two wheeled, dustpan shaped robot armed with a saw that lowered onto opponents. However Tarzanturn never wound up competing, and never attempted to make another RoboGames or ComBots appearance.
Yahzi

**Yahzi** is a Middleweight robot from India built by the now infamous **CK Robotics Club** that was being constructed for RoboGames 2018. It was to be a two-wheeled, invertible, box-shaped robot armed with a spinning drum. However like a majority of the Indian registrants for that year Yahzi ultimately dropped out.

## Outside RoboGames

   CK Robotics Club wound up being slammed by the Robot Combat community after they outright plagirized a publicly released conceptual CAD for **Foxic**  to compete at Chinese event *This is Fighting Robots* with **Firefox**.
UltRON

**UltRON** was a Heavyweight robot built by G3 Robotics. It is a larger version of the teams Featherweight, **MegatRON**, which means that was a two-wheeled, dustpan-style robot armed with a articulated sawblade arm. UltRON was ultimately slated to debut in RoboGames 2018. However it dropped out, and was replaced by **Yin yang**which had bypassed the waitlist entirely.

## Outside RoboGames

The idea for UltRON would later be reused for G3 Robotics BattleBots entry **Sawblaze** which would go on to enjoy a great deal of success.
The Bully

* ComBots Cup VII
* RoboGames 2009

### Other Entries

Robo Master / AR, Who's Your Daddy, Roll Model, Botstop, Come to Mama, Prometheus

### Team Members

Forrest Yeh

**The Bully** was a Featherweight robot built by Team RoboMaster that competed in ROBOLympics 2004, RoboGames 2005, and 2008-2011, as well as in the 2004 RFL Nationals, and ComBots Cup III-VII. It was a four-wheeled, invertible, silver, box shaped robot with a hinged wedge at the front but no active weapons. The Bully did extremely well in competition, winning the Silver Medal in 2009, as well as becoming the Featherweight champion in ComBots Cup IV, and VII. The Bully likely would still be competing today had the ComBots Cup (the last ComBots/RoboGames event that ran the Featherweight class) not stopped after 2012.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

After recieving a bye in the first round, The Bully's first ever match was against **Killabyte**. It lost, and was sent to the loser's bracket where it faced **TS**. It lost this as well, and was eliminated from the competition.

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 26
* **Losses:** 18
Voodoo Child

**Voodoo Child** was a Junior Middleweight robot built by Team Tension that competed in ROBOLympics 2004, and RoboGames 2005. No pictures of this robot are known to exist, however it is known that it was a magmoter powered vertical spinner with a wedge at the rear.Voodoo Child did not do well in competition, losing most of its fights, however it did manage to take the Silver Medal in 2005, despite this it did not return the following year.

## Robot History

### ROBOLympics 2004

Voodoo Child's first match was against **Jimmy**. It lost this fight, and was now up against **The Mortician**. It lost this as well, however since the Junior Middleweight class was in the round robin format it was not eliminated, and faced **Mow Blow** next. It lost this fight as well as the next one against **Dolor**, before fighting against **Mean Green Fight'n Machine**. It won this match, however it did not really matter, as Voodoo Child had lost too many matches in the round robin, and did not even place.

### RoboGames 2005

Voodoo Child's first match in the round robin was a rematch against **Dolor**. This time Voodoo Child won, and next faced Iranian robot **Phoenix I**. It won this fight as well, and next faced **The Mortician** again. It lost this fight, and took home the Junior Middleweight Silver Medal.

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 3
* **Losses:** 5

The Mortician
Mow Blow
 RoboGames 2005
Phoenix I
Wild One

### Other Entries

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### Team Members

Zachary Lytle
Camas Frank
John Lytle
William James Kelly *(2003 RSA Holiday Games)*
Daniel Chatterton *(RoboGames 2008)*
Diana Tarlson *(RoboGames 2008)*
Shannon Muha *(RoboGames 2008)*
Jon Mendelson *(RoboGames 2008)*

**Wild One** was a Fairyweight built by **Team Misfit** that competed in the 2003 RSA Holiday Games, ROBOLympics 2004, and RoboGames 2008. It was an invertible, tracked robot with a hinged wedge, and no active weapons. Wild One performed poorly over its career only winning three fights, whilst losing six.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 3
* **Losses:** 6

 ROBOLympics 2004
 RoboGames 2008
Nibbler
Black Wedge
Thunderstorm

**Thunderstorm** is a Heavyweight robot from China built by **Peng Changqi** that is currently waitlisted for RoboGames 2018. It is an invertible, yellow, and black, four-wheeled, box-shaped robot equipped with a powerful vertical bar spinner, and feeder wedge.

Thunderstorm also posesses a very powerful drive system meaning that if the weapon fails it can be used as a powerful rammer.

## Outside RoboGames

Thunderstorm was originally built to compete in *King of Bots Season 1.0*, however the robot suffered mechanical issues and ultimately went 1-1 after running afoul of RoboGames 2017 crowd favorite Blue in the Round of 24.

## Trivia

* Thunderstorm possessed such a passing resemblance to the second version of Battlebots competitor **Bite Force** that it was initially rumored that Paul Ventimiglia of Aptyx Designs had a hand in its construction. However this was later discovered not to be the case, and merely a symptom of China (and Robot Combat in general)'s copy culture.
Vendetta Jr

**Vendetta Jr** was a Fairyweight robot built by **Hellfire Labs** that competed in RoboGames 2012. It was a Yellow invertible robot with two angled wheels, and a Black plow, but no active weapons. Vendetta Jr did well at the event, winning the Silver Medal in its only appearance.

## Combat Record

* Wins: 6
* Losses: 2

Anto3
Hedge Hog
Caterpillar
Nano Raptor
Pocket
Waltzing Bear

**Waltzing Bear** was a Lightweight robot built by Team SlamDancer that registered to compete at ROBOLympics 2004. It was a silver, four wheeled, box shaped robot armed with a lifting wedge, and it had a stuffed bear riding on top of the robot. However Waltzing Bear did not compete at ROBOLympics, and never attempted to compete at another event afterwards.

The team that built Waltzing Bear also built **SlamDancer** which competed in Season 5.0 of *BattleBots*, which performed decently, winning two battles before being eliminated.
The Blender

The Blender is a middleweight combat robot built by UTD Combat Robotics, a team formed by students at the University of Texas at Dallas. The robot was originally designed in 2009 by Alex Kollaja at Richardson High School for BotsIQ, and was taken to UTD with Alex when he graduated high school. The robot now serves as a yearly design project for undergraduates at UTD while Alex mentors.

It is a green and silver circular, full-body spinner. The Blender did well in competition, never failing to reach the semifinals in any RoboGames it has entered thus far, as well as winning the Middleweight Bronze Medal in 2015.

The Blender was intended to compete on BattleBots, but the team was unable to attend.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2017

   After receiving a bye in the first round, The Blender's first opponent was supposed to be **catKong**. However as soon as both bots were in the arena it became clear that catKong was having issues, and catKong forfeited the match. This put The Blender in the quarterfinals where it faced **Rampage**.

This match was over rather quickly as Blender spun up to speed, as Rampage attempted to box rush it but missed. This allowed Blender to get around to its side, and deliver a blow to the wheels, slightly damaging them. The Blender then delivered another blow, bending Rampage's rambo knife, and stranding Rampage on its side, causing Rampage to tap out.

*"In the end you ended up bending Rampages Weapon, she couldn't get in there, she couldn't get a shot in. You did some pretty good driving"* — Dr Kiki complimenting the driver of Blender during the post-fight interview.

This put The Blender in the Semi-finals where it faced **Touro** once again. Both robots got up to speed and collided their weapons together several times with sparks flying. Touro accidentally approached The Blender side first but shrugged off the impact. Riobotz became more careful this time, nudging the shell spinner with its drum and starting to imbalance the shell. The weapons clashed several times afterwards until The Blender hit the railing. The Blender caught Touro by the side and manage to knock away a piece from the latter after the next few hits. This did not deter the Riobotz machine as it continued attacking, successfully shutting down The Blender’s weapon and drive. This knockout loss brought The Blender down to Losers' Quarterfinals to actually battle **catKong** this time.

### Wins/Losses

Mass Attack
Kinetic Chaos
Papercut
MANDii
The Big Cheeze
 RoboGames 2015
General
Apolkalipse
 RoboGames 2017
catKong (forfeit)
Rampage
catKong

* **Wins:** 11
* **Losses:** 6
The Deliverer

**The Deliverer** is a Middleweight robot built by The Undertakers that competed in RoboGames 2017. It is a black, two-wheeled, box-shaped robot armed with a horizontal spinning bar.

However, The Delivere suffered from some shockingly bad build quality, with the weapon being broken before their first fight, and armor that came loose when it hits floor seams. As a result of this, The Deliverer did poorly in competition, losing its first fight by KO, and forfeiting its second one.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2017

The Deliverer's first (and only) match in RoboGames 2017 was against **Clean Sweeper**. This match started with Clean Sweeper spinning up, as The Deliverer, whose weapon wasn't even working charged onto a floor seam. This caused The Deliverer's top armor to peel up.

"*The other robot damaged, he wasn't even hit yet! His top's coming off, the weapon isn't spinning.*"
— battlebotsboy on The Deliverer's shocking build quality.

Clean Sweeper then delivered hit to the front of The Deliverer, popping it into the air, and ripping a chunk off but The Deliverer landed on its wheels. The Deliverer drove away, and as it was doing so the top armor fell completely off, Clean Sweeper then used its weapon to flip The Deliverer. Unable to move, The Deliverer was counted out, giving Clean Sweeper the win by KO.

This sent The Deliverer into the loser's bracket where it was scheduled to fight **Black and Blue**. However The Deliverer was unable to get running in time, and was forced to forfeit the match. This meant that The Deliverer was eliminated from the competition

### Wins/Losses

Black and Blue (forfeit)

* **Wins:** 0
* **Losses:** 2
Star Hawk

**Star Hawk 3.0** was a SuperHeavyweight built by **Team Moon** that competed in RoboGames 2005, and ComBots Cup I. It was a four wheeled, Silver (later Silver, and Red) robot armed with a powerful vertical spinning flywheel. Although this weaponry was quite potent Star Hawk had one glaring flaw, it lacked a self righting mechanism. This cost it and the robot performed only decently. Star Hawk 3.0 was retired after 2006, and Team Moon would call it quits in 2011 after retiring their final robot, **Death & Taxes**.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 4
* **Losses:** 5

Marvin 3.0
Tombstone
 ComBots Cup I
Shovelhead
Super Megabyte

## Outside RoboGames

Star Hawk was originally built for BattleBots Season 5.0, where it lost its only battle to Hog Wild. After BattleBots ended it entered the third North Carolina Robot Street Fight, where it won one battle, but lost two. It was then rebuilt into Star Hawk where it competed in the fourth North Carolina Robot Street Fight to the same success as Black Hawk.

It then entered the Steel Conflict hosted Southwest Division Championships where it lost 2 matches and won 1. After this it entered into the BattleBots hosted NPC Charity Open where it won one battle, and lost two. This version of Star Hawk's last event was in Mechwars 9, where it won 2 matches and lost 1, after RoboGames 2005 Star Hawk 3.0 entered Battle Beach 3 where it won both of its fights, it then entered Mechwars 10 where it placed second before retiring in 2006.
Unlicensed Disintegration

**Unlicensed Disintegration** was a Middleweight robot built by students from Grants High School in Grants, New Mexico that competed at RoboGames 2017. It was a silver, two-wheeled, invertible, triangular robot armed with a weak drum spinner.

Like most of the robots from Grants High School, Unlicensed Disintegration was built mainly from scrap. It did not perform well in competition, winning only one fight before getting completely destroyed by its next two opponents.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2017

   Unlicensed Disintegration's first ever match was against another robot from Grants High School, **Kanye's license of Sally's Mustang of Unlicensed Disintegration**. This was a rather uneventful match with both robots avoiding each other for the first 30 seconds. Unlicensed Disintegration then slammed Kanye's license against the wall immobilizing it, Kanye's license was then counted out giving Unlicensed Disintegration the win by KO.

This put it through to the next round where it faced **Touro Classic**. This match started with Touro Classic charging at Unlicensed Disintegration which was moving in circles, and ripping a chunk of armor off it. Touro Classic then slammed Unlicensed Disintegration again, this time sending it flying, ripping the drum off, and peeling up the side armor.

Touro Classic then tore a chunk off of the side armor, before ripping the top armor off of Unlicensed Disintegration. Touro Classic then continued the attack, however before any more damage could be done, Unlicensed Disintegration tapped out.

"*Unlicensed Disintegration has a wedge on now, their drum mechanism got BTFO'd in the last fight, they also have a caster on the back to make the wedge worthwhile.*"
— Mark Elam commenting on the crippled state of Unlicensed Disintegration before the start of the fight against Stewart.

This loss put Unlicensed Disintegration into the loser's bracket where it faced **Stewart**. Before this match even started Unlicensed Disintegration was crippled from its prior fight, and went in with an impromptu wedge. The fight started with Unlicensed Disintegration freeing itself from the wall which it had backed up onto prior to the start.

Stewart then came in, and delivered a small hit before competely ripping Unlicensed Disintegration to pieces. Unlicensed Disintegration them promptly tapped out meaning that it, and Grants High School was eliminated from the competition. Unsurprisingly this damage likely caused its retirement as the robot would not return for RoboGames 2018.

"*Goodbye Unlicensed Disintegration, hello Stewart!*"
— Mark Elam as Unlicensed Disintegration was destroyed for the final time by Stewart.

### Wins/Losses

 Touro Classic | Round of 24
 Stewart | Lost

* **Wins:** 1
* **Losses:** 2
Herr Gepoünden

**Herr Gepoünden** was a Lightweight built by **ZwolfPack Engineering** that competed in ROBOLympics 2004, RoboGames 2005, and 2007-2015, as well as the 2005 RFL Nationals, and ComBots Cup V. It was a White, two wheeled, invertible tornado drive robot armed with a thwacking mallet. Herr Gepoünden did decently, consistently reaching multiple losers bracket semifinals, and even knocking out the dreaded two time Lightweight champion **K2** in 2015.

Herr Gepoünden was retired after RoboGames 2015, which ended a long eventful career that spanned back to BattleBots 3.0. At the time it was retired it was one of the oldest combat robots still competing in the world, a true testament to just how well designed it was. However it came back in RoboGames 2017.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2017

   Herr Gepoünden's first fight in RoboGames 2017 was supposed to be against **Monkey Bot**. however Monkey Bot forfeited, and this put Herr Gepoünden through to the next round where it faced **Touro Light**.

This match started with Touro Light spinning up, Herr Gepoünden then delivered a blow to it sending sparks everywhere. Touro Light then popped Herr Gepoünden, sending it spinning on its side wheel. Herr Gepoünden recovered, and delivered a few pops before Touro Light sent it flying again.

Herr Gepoünden then rushed Touro Light but missed, and Touro Light delivered another blow to Herr Gepoünden, sending it flying. Touro Light followed this up by attacking Herr Gepoünden again, this time stranding it against the arena wall, with its wheels off the ground. Herr Gepoünden was then counted out, meaning that Touro Light had won by KO.

This put Herr Gepoünden in the loser's bracket where it faced newcomers **WarPig**.

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 21
* **Losses:** 25

## Outside of RoboGames

Herr Gepoünden originally competed in the final three seasons of Comedy Central's BattleBots, reaching the Quarterfinals in Season 3.0. Herr Gepoünden also competed in Steel Conflict, where it won three fights.

## Trivia

* At the time of its its retirement Herr Gepoünden was the oldest American robot still competing, and one of the oldest robots still competing in the world.
* Herr Gepoünden was one of the few truly effective Melty Brain/Tornado Drive type sit n spinners, another example being **Sweet Knocker**.

## See Also

**Sweet Knocker** Team Misfits Antweight tornado drive spinner that was very similar to Herr Gepoünden in the way it worked.

**CycloneBot** Another tornado drive spinner of note.

**Herr Gepoünden (BattleBots)**
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Wukong

**Wukong** (Simplified Chinese: 悟空) is a Combat Robot being built by **Menlo Robotics**(门洛机器人), and **Team Salted Fish** that was one of two Chinese Middleweights invited to compete at RoboGames 2018. It will be an invertible, two-wheeled, unpainted, compact box-shaped robot armed with a single toothed spinning drum.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2018

Wukong was slated to debut at RoboGames 2018 alongside **Hyper Railgun S** as one of two FMB competitors personally invited by RoboGames founder **Dave Calkins** to compete that year continuing China's Combat Robotics scene's ties to RoboGames.
However both Menlo Robotics, and Team Salted Fish's visas were denied leaving it unable to compete.

## Trivia

* Prior to being invited to RoboGames both teams had competed in FMB (Fighting My Bots), China's answer to the United State's RFL (Robot Fighting League), and Europe's FRA (Fighting Robot Association)
* As a brand new robot Wukong is to be one of the few Chinese robots to make its debut outside of China, as well as being the first to debut in the US.
* Wukong is most likely named after Sun Wukong (孫悟空), the main character in the 1592 Ming Dynasty epic novel Journey to the West (西游记).

## See Also

* **Hyper Railgun S** - The other Chinese Middlewight invited to RoboGames 2018.
Tombstone

**Tombstone** was a SuperHeavyweight built by **Hardcore Robotics** which competed in ROBOlympics 2004, as well as the 2004 RFL Nationals, and RoboGames 2005. It was a two-wheeled box-shaped invertible robot armed with a large horizontally-spinning bar. It performed well in competition winning a silver medal at the 2004 ROBOLympics, and being the runner-up in the 2004 RFL Nationals.

Tombstone would later be rebuilt into a Heavyweight, and compete at BattleBots where it did very well, even winning season 2 of the ABC Reboot. Tombstone was inducted into the Robot Combat Hall of Fame in 2005.

## Combat Record

* Wins: 8
* Losses: 6

## Outside RoboGames

Tombstone competed at the Steel Conflict hosted Southwest Division Championships where it went 1-2. In 2004 Tombstone competed in the BattleBots sanctioned NPC Charity Open, which it won, and in 2009 after being rebuilt into a Heavyweight Tombstone competed in the 2009 BattleBots Pro Championship where it reached the losers bracket Semi-Finals. It later was further rebuilt in 2015, when it competed in season 1 of ABC BattleBots reboot where it was the runner-up, it would then become the champion the following year.

## See Also

* **Tombstone (BattleBots)**
* **Last Rites**
Whack!

**Whack!** was a Lightweight built by **Team Peril** that competed at ROBOLympics 2004 - RoboGames 2006. It was a Silver, wedged robot armed with a spinning baseball bat. Whack! did not do well in competition, winning only two battles, whilst losing six. Whack! also competed in BattleBots as **Wham! Bam!** to similar luck, Steel Conflict 3, where it lost both of its fights, and the first Lazy Toad Robot Club & Grille event as **Wham!** where it lost both of its fights as well.

## Combat Record

### Wins/Losses

* **Wins:** 2
* **Losses:** 6

 RoboGames 2005
 RoboGames 2006
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