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Diário de Um Zumbi do Minecraft 5

**Diário de Um Zumbi do Minecraft Ep.:5 1ªTemporada**

**Sexta-Feira**

Sério cara, ta sendo muito legais essas minhas "Férias Adicionais", de fevereiro, bom, além do Jeff ter estragado nosso passeio, ontem, estava eu, Esquely, Creepy, Slimey, Steve, e Sally, adivinhe, Jeff,

apareceu lá, em um "passe de mágica" e.,. E... Não consigo explicar, ele raptou a Sally, eu e Steve, fomos correndo atrás dele só que caímos em uma armadilha feitapor ele mesmo, só que era fácil de sair, e você não vai acreditar ele caiu na própria armadilha! E eu, Sally e Steve, se olhamos, e saímos conversando sobre nosso primeiro dia de aula.

Hoje, depois que voltamos, do passeio, não aguentava mais, queria fazer alguma coisa "Tecnológica", então fui direto pro Notebook, depois fui pro Vídeo Game, e depois fui, almoçar, dormir, uns 30 min. e depois fui jogar bola, com os moleques da Rua Alta, estávamos com um time bom de bola, olha a escalação:

**-Slimey-01- Gol**

**-Esquely-06-Zagueiro**

**-Creepy-08-Meio Campo.**

**-Steve-09-Atacante**

**-Bob(eu)-10-Atacante.**

Nosso time como sempre era o Melhor time do mundo, todos nós torcemos para ele. Torcemos para o São Paulo, um time do Brasil, sério cara acompanho todos os jogos, Copa do Brasil, Brasileirão, Copa SP de Futebol Júnior, Mundial, Libertadores, Sul-Americana... O outro time torcia pro Chelsea, da Inglaterra. Tá até ai tudo bem... Até o "Chelsea" marcar um gol SP 0-1 CH. Só que como eu e Steve eramos somos os "Reis da Bola" fomos lá e empatamos, SP 1-1 CH. Depois Steve marcou um golaço do meio campo, de virada, SP 2-1 CH. E como o outro time era ruim, o resto do pessoal do nosso time, marcou também, Esquely, Creepy, você acredita que Slimey marcou um gol do tiro de meta? Sim e o outro goleiro era um Enderman, depois que saímos do jogo, estávamos na praça, e vimos um Enderman e uma Aranha conversando! Sério cara, os dois pareciam ser namorados, estavam, muito perto, quando nos viram saíram correndo, mais tarde vamos investigar, isso, agora que Mutante voltou de Viagem, GG, aprendi esse GG, no Vídeo do PigMan Extreme, ele fala GGWP, bom até amanhã, meus dedos, estão ardendo, de tanto escrever:

-Aiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.

Tchau.

**AVISO Não sei se no dia 09/01. e 10/01. terá Fanfic, isso é só um aviso, pois vou ir viajar e acho que não terá internet. Então só um aviso.**

**Prestes foxy.**
Bucktooth Burl

**Bucktooth Burl** is a robot from Saskatchewan, Canada which competed in Season 2 of ABC's *BattleBots* reboot. It was armed with a spinning drum and it was the smallest and densest bot in the competition. It didn't do well as it lost in its first match to Chrome Fly.

Bucktooth Burl was designed to look and function like a beaver.

## Robot History

### ABC Season 2

Bucktooth Burl's first fight was against Chrome Fly. When the match started, Bucktooth Burl was unable to get its weapon working properly, but when Chrome Fly hit Bucktooth Burl, the impact knocked one of Chrome Fly's weapons off and sent it flying into the air and rendered Bucktooth Burl's weapon jammed for good. After this hit, both robots stopped working, and the match was ruled a double knockout. The judges ruled that since Bucktooth Burl's weapon never spun, Chrome Fly won the match due to damage. Bucktooth Burl unfortunately was not chosen to be a wild card meaning it was eliminated from the tournament.

Bucktooth Burl wasn't finished yet as it participated in a rumble with Skorpios and Death Roll at the end of the tournament. The rumble started out fairly well for Bucktooth Burl as it was able to damage and eventually flip Death Roll against the arena wall. After helping to bend Skorpios' weapon out of shape, Bucktooth Burl lost driving ability in the corner and stopped moving while its weapon continued spinning. Time ran out and the judges gave the win to Skorpios.

## Results

 Consolation Rumble
Death Roll

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 2
Byte-Sized Dragon

**Byte-Sized Dragon** is a US Antweight class robot built by Raven Tech that competes at Kilobots events. A FingerTech Robotics "Viper" kit, it is mostly stock, but was modified to have a higher-voltage battery at its first event, and given wheelguards at its second event.

## Robot History

### Kilobots XLI

For this event, the Antweight Rookie tournament was a round robin event, seeding a knockout tournament.

In the end, Byte-Sized Dragon won two of its six round robin fights, earning it the #5 seed. However, due to a seeding error, it was mistakenly given the #4 seed.

In the knockout rounds, Byte-Sized Dragon's first opponent was the (incorrect) #5 seed, Nuzzle N' Tickle. As the fight began Byte-Sized Dragon charged and caught Tickle near the open pushout, but Nuzzle was able to push the two of them away. Nuzzle meandered as Tickle and Byte-Sized Dragon battled near the blue hazard, with Tickle proving to have the better wedge. Nuzzle drove into the blue pushout on its own, leaving Tickle to fight Byte-Sized Dragon alone once again. Byte-Sized Dragon attacked, going over Tickle's wedge, but still able to push it, it slammed Tickle into the wall near the pushout, but flipped itself over in the process. Tickle continued to attack, but even upside down and without the wedge advantage, Byte-Sized Dragon proved more powerful than Tickle as it managed to slam Tickle into the wall twice more. After releasing Tickle from the pin, Tickle pushed Byte-Sized Dragon into the red hazard, which knocked its front armor off, exposing its internals. Now with no effective wedge, Byte-Sized Dragon continued to attack and righted itself after slamming Tickle into the opposite wall. Using its dangling armor as an arm, Byte-Sized Dragon tried to corral Tickle but wound up hitting the blue hazard as Tickle took Byte-Sized Dragon into the wall. Byte-Sized Dragon continued to attack, first clipping the red hazard before using its open electronics bay to get under Tickle and slam it into the wall, pinning it. Tickle backed away but Byte-Sized Dragon slammed it again into the wall, before pushing it away towards the pushout. Tickle freed itself and backed away, as Byte-Sized Dragon spun and caught Tickle with its dangling wedge, which caused it to throw itself into the open pushout, whereupon it was dangling precariously. Seeing an opportunity, Tickle moved in, trying to push Byte-Sized Dragon over the edge. It was unable to, but in its efforts to free itself from a count-out, Byte-Sized Dragon dropped fully in, eliminating Byte-Sized Dragon from the tournament.

### Kilobots XLII

Byte-Sized Dragon returned for this event.

## Results

 Scrap v1.0
 Hawk
 Roquefort
 Nuzzle N' Tickle
 Thunderbird
 Nuzzle N' Tickle

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 5
Bottweiler

**Bottweiler** was a super heavyweight robot equipped with a scoop (originally a disc) that competed in the Super Showdown event that took place at the end of the second series of Robot Wars. Its only match was in the first round of the competition against Soc'em and Demon Duck, which it lost when Demon Duck shoved it into the PPZ. This battle was not televised in full, but only a few seconds were shown on television when Jonathan Pearce was running through the line-up for the final of the Super Showdown. The disc weapon broke before Bottweiler's battle so the team were given a pushing shovel by the production crew as a weapon to fight with.

The Southampton Masters Engineering Group attempted to enter the robot (spelt Botweiler) for Series 3, removing the top tower in order to make the robot invertible and lose weight to fit the Heavyweight category, as well as to add a new weapon, in the form of a cutting disc on a moveable arm. However, for currently unknown reasons, it failed to do so.

Southampton University also failed to qualify for Series 3 with RC Bandit.

## Robot History

In the qualifier for the Super Showdown, Bottweiler was drawn up against Soc'em and Demon Duck. Bottweiler was immediately able to bulldoze Soc'em into the PPZ, from which they couldn't escape, rendering them immobilised. Bottweiler then took on Demon Duck, as the two then collided. Demon Duck, after a fairly long tussle managed to shove Bottweiler into the PPZ but at the expense of its scoop after it got caught on the arena side wall, this was enough to cease Bottweiler as they then immediately broke down whilst in the PPZ. Bottweiler was placed alongside the carcass of Soc'em. However, Demon Duck was then attacked by Sir Killalot, despite being the aggressor of the battle. While Demon Duck was slowly being dismantled, Bottweiler started smoking as it was axed and sliced by Shunt and Dead Metal in the PPZ, and it was slowly dragged around the arena, this however was doing little damage to Bottweiler's shell. Despite suffering a great quantity of harsh and unfair damage thanks to Sir Killalot, Demon Duck was surprisingly still mobile unlike its two opponents, so Bottweiler was eliminated from the Super Heavyweight Championship.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Boy Howdy

**Boy Howdy** was a Middleweight robot built by Jess Jackson that competed in the 1995 US Robot Wars. It was a red, box-shaped robot armed with six wheels and a steel ramming plow. It did not do well in competition, losing its only match to the eventual Champion, La Machine.

## Robot History

### US Robot Wars 1995

Boy Howdy took on **La Machine** in its only battle. La Machine charged straight at Boy Howdy and shoved it into the Arena wall. Boy Howdy attempted to ram La Machine but then turned away from its opponent and La Machine immediately took advantage, ramming Boy Howdy onto its side and immobilizing it.

## Results

 Middleweight Melee
Dawn Patrol
Scorpion
X1
Have A Nice Day
Satoru Special

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 2
CUAD the Crusher

**CUAD** (pronounced "Cue-Add") **the Crusher** was a superheavyweight robot built by Matt Ulrey that competed in Seasons 3.0 and 4.0 of BattleBots. It was a dark blue robot armed with a silver lifting arm that could also be used as a clamp. It didn't perform well in BattleBots, although it reached the televised rounds in Season 3.0. CUAD the Crusher never went further than the round of 32.

The team that entered CUAD the Crusher also entered heavyweight CUAD the Unmerciful and middleweight CUAD the Annihilator.

CUAD stood for "Crush Up And Destroy".

## Robot History

### Season 3.0

CUAD the Crusher's first ever match was against Jack the Gripper. CUAD the Crusher won by KO and advanced to the final preliminary round, where it faced Overlord. CUAD the Crusher won on a 32-13 judge's decision and advanced to the TV rounds, where it faced Techno Destructo.

This was a close battle where both robots got lifts in. Techno Destructo used its design to self-right during the battle and Techno Destructo managed to maneuver CUAD onto the killsaws, damaging the battery covers. At the end of the battle, CUAD lost its spike lifter, which may have swung the decision in Techno Destructo's favor as it won on a close 23-22 judge's decision. This meant that CUAD the Crusher was eliminated from the tournament.

As of 2015, it is unknown if CUAD the Crusher participated the superheavyweight consolation rumble during Season 3.0.

### Season 4.0

Due to its seeding, CUAD the Crusher was allowed to skip the preliminary rounds of Season 4.0, where it eventually faced Ronin. Despite CUAD lifting Ronin at one point during the match, the time ran out and Ronin won on a close 25-20 judge's decision. This meant that CUAD the Crusher was eliminated from the tournament once again.

As of 2015, it is unknown if CUAD the Crusher participated the superheavyweight consolation rumble during Season 4.0.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 2
Broot

**Broot** was a large box shaped robot that entered Series 2 of Robot Wars. It was eliminated in the Gauntlet stage of its heat after its wheels, which were made from plywood, were attacked by Matilda. The name Broot is a mutation of the word 'brute'.

## Robot History

Broot drove into the brick wall in the Gauntlet, but it didn't seem to have the power to break through. Matilda then pushed Broot into one of the side fences and used its chainsaw to cut through Broot's wooden wheels. Broot was therefore immobilised. It hadn't travelled far enough in the Gauntlet, so it was eliminated from the competition.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Kresley Cole

Kresley Cole is the creator of the Immortals After Dark series. She is a #1 New York Times bestselling author and the has created numerous other popular series including the Arcana Chronicles series, and the Gamemakers series.

Cole is a master’s grad and former athlete, she has traveled over much of the world and draws from those experiences to create her memorable characters and settings.

Her Immortals After Dark books have been translated into twenty foreign languages, garnered three RITA awards, a Hall of Fame induction, and consistently appear on the bestseller lists, in the U.S. and abroad.

Cole lives in Florida with her family and “far too many animals.”
Black Widow (UK)

* Robot Wars
* Techno Games

## Overview

**Black Widow** was a large box shaped walkerbot that competed in Series 5 of Robot Wars. It was armed with spikes and a large overhead axe, swinging through 180 degrees. It featured light-up eyes, flammable fur, and a "web" made out of cotton wool intended to get tangled in spinners to stop them working. However, this had little effect in Black Widow's only battle, against Hypno-Disc.

The robot was modified and also competed in the 2002 Techno Games where it lost its only race against Ulysses. Despite this it got to the Semi Finals where it lost again to Scuttle B Squared.

## Robot History

### UK Robot Wars Series 5

Black Widow was very sluggish as the much faster Hypno-Disc got up to full spinning speed. The Black Widow wasn't able to fend off attacks as Hypno-Disc after choosing its angle attacked Black Widow, bouncing off. Hypno-Disc came in again, its disc ripping part of the 'spider's web' strewn across the sides of the Black Widow. Another attack ripped off one of Black Widow's legs, leaving it immobile. Sir Killalot hoisted Black Widow into the air before burning it over a flame vent. He then took Black Widow to the arena floor flipper, where, remarkably, Black Widow balanced on top of the flipper. A shove by Shunt positioned it correctly and it was thrown over.

### Techno Games 2002

Black Widow also competed in Techno Games 2002 in the Heavyweight Sprint but lost to Ulysses in round 1. It qualified for the semi finals regardless but lost to Scuttle B Squared. The Team would later return with Incy Wincy who competed in the assault course and was successful.

## Results

 Techno Games 2002 | Heavyweight Sprint

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 3

## See Also

* Black Widow (UK) (Robot Wars)
* Black Widow (Techno Games)
Bumblebot

**Bumblebot** was a vague triangular shaped robot with a large axe that competed in Series 2 and 3 of Robot Wars. In Series 2, the robot featured in the Reserve Rumble where it lost to Jim Struts on a judges' decision. In Series 3, it was armed with a large axe instead of a hammer as it had been in Series 2. The hammer in Series 2 was powered by a 15 foot bungee cord which was upgraded to a 500kg pneumatic ram. It was made from multi-layered steel, aluminium and plywood body. The team bragged about the robot's 15mph speed and the axe's power, but it suffered from poor acceleration. The robot was invertible for Series 3 with different wheel designs.

## Robot History

### Series 2

Bumblebot failed to qualify for the main competition, however it competed in the Reserve Rumble later in the series. Bumblebot was up placed against Lateral Thought, Jim Struts, Forklift and Malice. In the battle, Lateral Thought and Malice were pulverised and pitted very early on after driving into the PPZ, while Forklift's armour came off after Shunt punctured it numerous times. Sir Killalot lifted the orange machine into the air and burnt its electronics over the flame pit. Jim Struts used its kicking legs against the armour of Bumblebot before the black and yellow machine drove near enough to the PPZ so that the pendulum was able to knock Bumblebot over the boundary. Bumblebot was axed by Shunt and rammed by Sir Killalot, however it did survive for just long enough for a judges' decision. The clear and unanimous winner though, was the walker, Jim Struts.

### Series 3

In the first round of the Third Wars, Bumblebot went up against the experienced Milly-Ann Bug and were considered the underdogs for this fight. Milly-Ann Bug dominated this first round battle, pushing Bumblebot around the arena all fight long until Milly-Ann Bug then directed Bumblebot towards the pit of oblivion. Bumblebot then slid off the front of the double-domed Bug and Milly-Ann Bug drove itself into the pit, this put Bumblebot through to Round 2 of the heat. There was to be no such luck as before against fellow newcomers to the main competition Ultor. Ultor began by pushing Bumblebot into Dead Metal's CPZ, Dead Metal then sliced off the head of the axe weapon.

Ultor then pushed Bumblebot towards the Pit of Oblivion, and ultimately managed to get its front casters into the Pit, but could not get it in. This was then when the house robots took over from Ultor and Shunt and Sir Killalot managed to break off one of Bumblebot's front castor wheels and force it further into the Pit, but not fully. After unsuccessfully attempting to get it in fully, Sir Killalot lifted Bumblebot out of the Pit, carried it to the Flame Grille and burnt it instead, eliminating the Series 2 veterans from Series 3.

## Results

 UK Robot Wars Series 3 | Heat D
 Semi-Final

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 2
Crocodilotron

**Crocodilotron** was a green crocodile shaped robot that exclusively competed in Series 3 of Robot Wars. Crocodilotron only competed in one battle, losing to eventual winners Chaos 2.

## Robot History

In the first round of Heat E of the Third Wars, newcomers Crocodilotron were placed up against former Grand Finalists Chaos 2. In the battle, Crocodilotron was immediately flipped over onto its back, only seconds into the battle. Chaos 2 then flipped it again, into the CPZ, almost sending it out of the arena. After Chaos 2 then took on some of the house robots, Crocodilotron was then attacked by Dead Metal, until cease was called, and Crocodilotron was eliminated from the competition.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Crazy Metal

**Crazy Metal** (RUS: **Сумасшедший металла**) also known as **Raging Metal** is a Russian robot armed with a wedge lifter/flipper and a horizontal bar spinner.

It competed in the first Rise of the Machines event in Perm in 2015 where it reached the Semi-Finals.

## Robot History

### 2015

Crazy Metal took on and beat future Champion **Kolovrat** in Round 1 then beat **SKY** in the Quarter Finals. It then took on **Matanga** and eventual Champion **X-Force** in the Semi-Finals and lost.

 Quarter Final
 Final
X-Force

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 1
Caustic Creations

## Overview

**Caustic Creations** is a team from Highland Village, Texas that currently is based in Colorado. The team is perhaps best known for its compact drum spinners such as UnMakerBot, and *BattleBots* competitor **Poison Arrow**. The team first made their RoboGames debut in 2004, although did not return to compete again until 2015 with the debut of UnMakerBot.

Caustic Creations debuted in *BattleBots* with Poison Arrow, where they defeated the legendary Son of Whyachi among other robots en route to the Top 8. Between the two bots, Caustic Creations have a career best quarter-final finish, and have reached the Top 32 in the 2020 and 2021 seasons as the No.3 and No.8 seed.

Having undergone changes in captaincy three times between World Championship V and World Championship VII, Luke Quintal is currently captain of Caustic Creations and Copperhead.

## Robots

* Wins: 30
* Losses: 20

## See Also

* Caustic Creations (RoboGames)
* Caustic Creations (BattleBots)
Bison

Bison is a beetleweight robot that competed in NHRL's 2020 and 2021 seasons. It was a large, box-shaped robot armed with a front-hinged flipper and was later given a design with a face. Bison saw mixed success across NHRL, but its most notable win was a knockout over beetleweight royalty Lynx. Unfortunately, Bison is likely retired by now.
Botzilla

Botzilla was a robot that competed in Season 2.0 of Robotica. It was a tank-like robot complete with tracks for locomotion and a lifting arm as its weapon. It beat Son of a Monkey's Wrench in the Preliminary Stages then beat Thor in the Fight to the Finish, advancing to the Final where it tied with the eventual Champion Flexy Flyer on 75 points each in the Gauntlet then beat Ill-Tempered Mutt in the Labyrinth to reach the Final Fight to the Finish where it faced Flexy Flyer again and lost.

Botzilla also competed in Season 2.0 of Robot Wars: Extreme Warriors as Trackzilla.

## Results

Season 2
 Labyrinth
 Fight to the Finish
 Final
 Labyrinth
 Final Fight to the Finish

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 4
* Draws: 1
* Losses: 1
Bloodletter Jr.

**Bloodletter Jr.** was a Heavyweight walkerbot that fought in the 1996 US Robot Wars. It was the first of its kind and as a result, it was large, top heavy and slow. Its weaponry consisted of two static spikes at the front. It lost its only battle to Rex after it broke down and caught fire due to its wiring overheating. It was built and entered by Philip T. Putman who had previously entered the first US Robot Wars in 1994 with the original Bloodletter, competing in and winning the Lightweight melee.

## Robot History

### US Robot Wars 1996

Bloodletter Jr. took on **Rex** in its first battle. It appeared to be slow and unstable and almost toppled over. It was too wide and too high for Rex to grab with its horizontal crushing claws but it broke down and later caught fire, eliminating it.

## Results

od 32
 Round
of 16

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Crash Test Dummy

**Crash Test Dummy** was a robot that competed in Season 3.0 and Season 5.0 of BattleBots. It was a black robot with literally a crash test dummy, dressed up in a hard hat and crash test logos. Its only weapon was to be airbags that would inflate to deflect the opponent and self-right Crash Test Dummy, but at the time they were considered entanglement devices and had to be removed, leaving the robot with few defenses except to spin or use its lower half or the spikes to its advantage. Crash Test Dummy, although reaching the televised rounds in its debut season, didn't do very well, winning only once in its 3 total fights. It was built by Robert Doerr for the team Robot Workshop.

Crash Test Dummy also had a middleweight counterpart built for Season 5.0 named Crash Test Junior.

## Robot History

### Season 3.0

Crash Test Dummy's first ever match was against Collateral Damage. Crash Test Dummy won on a 26-19 judge's decision and advanced to the TV rounds, where it faced BattleRat.

In the beginning of the match, Crash Test Dummy starts spinning and BattleRat flips it in less than 15 seconds. Crash Test Dummy goes falling face first onto one of the hellraisers and it eventually got back on it's feet after getting hit by the hellraisers multiple times. BattleRat's lifting arm is now stuck in the upright position, as its only strategy is to capture Crash Test Dummy and push it to the arena hazards. BattleRat pushes Crash Test Dummy to the killsaws and then the arena wall. BattleRat then pushes Crash Test Dummy on the pulverizer and it gets hit several times, with one hit removed Crash Test Dummy's plastic hat. BattleRat raised it's lifting arm backwards and Crash Test Dummy moves around the arena before the time ran out. BattleRat won on a 33-12 judge's decision and Crash Test Dummy was eliminated from the tournament.

### Season 5.0

Crash Test Dummy's only match in Season 5.0 was against Ripkin. Ripkin won on a 35-10 judge's decision and Crash Test Dummy was eliminated from the tournament again.

## Results

BattleBots Season 3.0
Division
of 128
 Round
of 64
 Comedy Central
BattleBots Season 5.0
Division
of 256

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 2
Characters

## Veilphyn Organics

### Magnemics

* Ammolite Apricot Ziwle
* Beryl Heliodor Dhawan
* Bismuth Arti Estelle
* Diopside Violet Gennadius
* Emerald
* Jacquesdietrichite Capri Tarax
* Malachite Green Gemma
* Olivine Kelly Gennadius
* Pallasite Xin Reinna
* Silver Sterling Lune
* Smithsonite Vari Tarax
* Vauquelinite Crocoite Cailean

## Veilphyn Inorganics

### Animateds

* Archie Meadeys (Goggles)
* Chandler (Chandelier)
* Henry Henryson Chase the Third Esquire (Scarf)
* Kaas (Plague Doctor Mask)

### Data Sprites

* ConNat
* S.A.M. (Singular Artificial Macrosprite)
* M.A.R.K. (Mobile Artificial Responsive Kinetisprite)

### Conceptuals

* Blake (Fire Elemental)
* Nera (Water/Plant Elemental)
* Peppercorn (Fire/Light Elemental)
* Zeppi (Wind Elemental)

### Shatter Spirits

* Evi Morensa (Pecori)
* Ivory (Grayling)
* Kade Evan Reave (Human)
* Ruth (Grayling)
* Sentima (???)

## Outer Space

### Deities

* Bulalakaw
* Hashihime
* Medjed

### Humans

* Clatter
* Echo Serene

### Malegans

* Ahool (White Imp)
* Archie Meadeys/Rivet Induict (White Imp)
* Cog (Green Imp)
* Dover (White Imp)
* Jeraph (Kapanian)

### Tega-Types

* Grudge (Tegavol)
* Vine (Tegalra)

### Other

* Ink (Dequida)
* Mie (Dequida)
* Val (Dequida)
* Vanilla (Candy Demon)
* Zemira (Undead Creation)
Chronus

## Overview

Chronus is a 2WD hobbyweight vertical spinner that made a splash at NHRL.

#### Chronus vs Honeyshock

The fight started with both bots spinning up and charging at each other before Chronus ripped off Honeyshock's wedge. Chronus then proceeded to make a mockery of Honeyshock, throwing it around the arena until it tapped out.

#### Chronus vs Pramheda

The fight started with both bots spinning up and circling each other like sharks before Chronus landed a precision strike that tore out one of Pramheda's drive belts, causing it to tap out.

#### Chronus vs Black Jack

The fight started with Chronus spinning up and throwing Black Jack's minibot across the arena before engaging in a shoving match with Black Jack that ended with Chronus charging Black Jack across the arena and throwing it into the corner, causing Black Jack to tap out.

#### Chronus vs Disko (1)

The fight started with both bots spinning up and circling each other before Disko managed to land a glancing blow on Chronus that flipped it over. Disko took advantage of Chronus being on its back and threw it into the wall, throwing it onto its face. Chronus self righted and was thrown onto its back again. Disko then landed several shots on Chronus that threw it into the wall and set its battery on fire, causing Chronus to tap out.

#### Chronus vs YOB GNOL

The fight started with both bots spinning up and YOB GNOL punting Chronus across the arena before flipping it back upright. Chronus then landed a counterpunch that seemingly crippled half of YOB GNOL's drive. Chronus proceeded to tear the back off of YOB GNOL, forcing it to tap out.

#### Chronus vs Ugee

The fight started with both bots spinning up and exchanging a weapon to weapon shot that threw Ugee across the arena, stopping Ugee's weapon in the process. Ugee spun back up and threw Chronus across the arena. The rest of the fight was both bots trying to find the ideal angle of attack until Chronus landed a lucky shot that tore off one of Ugee's plates, exposing the battery. The fight went to the judges where Chronus won.

#### Chronus vs Disko (2)

The fight started with both bots spinning up and circling each other before exchanging a weapon to weapon shot that threw Disko into the air and out of frame that caused it to burst into flames, forcing Disko to tap out.

#### Chronus vs Saiko!

The fight started with both bots spinning up and Saiko! one-shotting Chronus, forcing a tap out. This win also gave Saiko! the Golden Dumpster.

## See Also

* Chronus (NHRL)
* Chronus (GrabCAD)
Critical Condition

**Critical Condition** was a lightweight robot built by Team Aries which competed in Seasons 3.0 and 4.0 of BattleBots. It was a four-wheeled box-shaped robot armed with a front wedge which was replaced with an undercutting spinning blade.

Despite losing its first match in both its BattleBots appearances Critical Condiditon ended its career on a high note when it went undefeated to become the Lightweight champion at SECR's Farm Fight in 2002.

## Robot History

### Season 3.0

Critical Condition's first opponent was Spin Reaper. Spin Reaper won on a 25-20 judge's decision and Critical Condition was eliminated.

### Season 4.0

Critical Condition went up against Bait. Critical had a lot of speed and power, but as with all robots with high powered drives, was almost totally out of control. CC hit Bait hard a few times, and Bait soon got its hook stuck in a ramrod slot (the weapon was ineffective against Critical Condition). Critical would have won, had it left Bait alone, but instead CC tried to ram it again and got stuck on the spikes. Bait either got freed, or (although unlikely) it's limited movement (like a dog on attached to chain), but it won by TKO, due to the fact Bait didn't cause Critical Condition's defeat.

### SECR Farm Fights 2002

   Critical Condition's first match at Farm Fights was against Team DeSade's Ventilator. It won this match by KO, and progressed to the Semi-Finals where it faced Team Indecision's brand new Horizontal Spinner, Sudden Impact.

It won this match by KO as well, and was now in the Winner's Bracket Finals where it faced Team Scavenger's flail spinner Bad Buzzard. Once again Critical Condition won by KO, this time causing so much damage that Bad Buzzard had to forfeit the Consolation Final.

This left Critical Condition to face Ventilator again in the final. Once again Critical Condition's speed, and weaponry proved no match for Ventilator, and Critical Condition easily won by KO. This meant that Critical Condition became one of only five SECR Lightweight champions. Despite this success Critical Condition was retired after this event, and never made another appearance.

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 4
* Losses: 2
Black Hawk

Black Hawk was a superheavyweight robot which competed in the final season of BattleBots. It was a black, box-shaped robot armed with three cutting blades on each end of a large vertical spinning triangular disc on a hydraulic arm. It didn't perform well in competition, losing its first match to Hog Wild.

Black Hawk was eventually rebuilt into the more successful superheavyweight Star Hawk, swapping out the hydraulic arm for a more conventional vertical spinner design. Star Hawk entered the 2004 NPC Charity event in its second incarnation where it did slightly better, winning one match. The team that built Black Hawk also entered Emily and Eugene into the 2009 professional championships.
BladeSpinner

**BladeSpinner** was a heavyweight robot built by Team Killulator Robotics which fought in the 2004 *BattleBots* charity event. It was a multicolored robot armed with an overhead spinning bar. It performed decently in competition, both winning and losing twice.

## Robot History

### Battlebots

#### NPC Charity Open

BladeSpinner's first fight came against Corporal Punishment. Immediately, Corporal Punishment charged to the center of the arena, awaiting its opponent to spin up. Corporal Punishment led with its rear and managed to buckle the bar of BladeSpinner on impact, taking very little damage in return. BladeSpinner attempted to spin its bar again in bursts, but it was no longer effective and was a non-factor for the remainder of the fight. As Corporal Punishment took advantage of its superior drive power and optimized design for pushing, BladeSpinner ultimately lost by judges' decision and fell into the losers bracket.

BladeSpinner's second opponent was Botknocker-19. Slow out of its square, Botknocker-19 failed to defend itself as BladeSpinner's bar attacked it early on. BladeSpinner slowed its weapon as Botknocker-19 gently spun its shell before being halted by a BladeSpinner charge. Botknocker-19 spun slowly in place for the remainder of the fight and was ultimately deemed immobile. BladeSpinner took the win by knockout and moved on in the bracket.

Next up was Warrior. Both robots met in the middle of the arena and Warrior immediately stopped moving. BladeSpinner delivered a hit to the rear of Warrior. BladeSpinner pushed it around for a few seconds and as Warrior was counted out, BladeSpinner took the win and advanced in the losers bracket.

Its next fight came against Verbal Abuse. BladeSpinner was armed with a tall pole and forks protruding from the front. It was able to ram Verbal Abuse early on, but could not sent it into the wall. The two bots locked horns and BladeSpinner maneuvered its opponent to the pulverizer. lost this fight and was ultimately eliminated from the competition. Verbal Abuse then got into the battle, using its low plow to control BladeSpinner momentarily and taking it to the opposite pulverizer. BladeSpinner was dead for a few seconds but drove away from the hazard and continued to fight. Verbal Abuse dictated the tempo of the fight for the remaining seconds and took the win by judges' decision.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 2
Cerberus (Middleweight)

**Cerberus** was a middleweight robot which competed in Season 3.0 of BattleBots. It was a silver wedge-shaped robot armed with three serrated rear spikes. It performed decently in competition, winning two matches before losing to Double Agent.

## Robot History

Cerberus was supposed to fight Nibbler, However, before the match, the Nibbler team lent their radio system to another team's. Upon getting the radio back, they forgot to reset the settings to their own, which caused issues for them. These issues forced Nibbler to forfeit the match, so Cerberus won by default. It then fought Travesty and won where it then faced Double Agent.

Double Agent slammed Cerberus around, eventually knocking out the power switch. As a result, Double Agent won by KO at 1:50 and advanced to the TV rounds, whereas Cerberus was eliminated.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 1
Crusher

*Not to be confused with Battlebots competitor The Crusher*

**Crusher** was a competitor robot that fought in Series 3 of Robot Wars. It was eliminated in the first round despite penetrating the armour of former champion Beast of Bodmin, after its tracks slipped off.

Team Wharthog had previously entered in Series 1 and the Series 2 Middleweight Championship with Wharthog, and also failed to qualify for Series 6 and 7 with Cruncher. Team member Adam Pengilly had also entered Series 1 with Torque of the Devil.

## Robot History

Crusher broke down just before its first round battle, and was repaired minutes before it was due to enter the arena. Nevertheless, it faced Beast of Bodmin, the successor to Series 1 champion Roadblock, and despite being sluggish started well by penetrating Beast of Bodmin's shell with its crusher, its opponent 'wincing' as it sustained damaged. Beast of Bodmin escaped, shoving Crusher side-on before Crusher pierced through Beast of Bodmin's front end once again. Crusher was pushed sideways by Beast of Bodmin, who was unable to use its cutting saw to great effect, before having its left-hand track dislodged by Beast of Bodmin's wedge. It was pushed into the wall by Beast of Bodmin, and was attacked by the House Robots after its crusher got wedged between the railings. Dead Metal cut into Crusher's exoskeleton as the battle ended, and Crusher was eliminated.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Bolt from the Blue

**Bolt from the Blue** was a robot that competed in Series 4 of Robot Wars. It reached the second round of its heat, losing to Firestorm 2 on a Judges' Decision after an uneventful battle which saw neither robot inflict any effective attacks on each other. Team captain James Proctor was understood to be displeased with this decision after the battle.

Bolt from the Blue did not return for any other series of Robot Wars following its defeat.

## Robot History

In its first round battle of the Fourth Wars, newcomers Bolt from the Blue was placed up against Ming 2 and the number 21 seeds Diotoir. In the battle, Ming 2 immediately got in underneath Diotoir and flipped it straight away, before Bolt from the Blue pushed Diotoir over the flame pit, the seeded machine was unable to self-right due to its flipping arm being disabled even before the battle. Ming 2 then tried to push Bolt from the Blue onto the flame pit as well while Diotoir caught fire, but Ming 2 could only steer the newcomers into the arena side wall, at a very low speed. Cease was soon called and Bolt from the Blue was put through to the next round of the heat along with Ming 2.

In the second round, Bolt from the Blue had an unfortunate draw as it was placed up against the number 5 seeds Firestorm 2, in arguably one of the most boring battles in Robot Wars history. In this battle, the two competitors spent much of the battle pushing each other around, each being unable to flip the other due to their near-identical designs. The quicker Firestorm 2 machine rammed Bolt from the Blue several times, doing nothing in terms of damage or pushing Bolt from the Blue around at all. Bolt from the Blue eventually lifted up Firestorm 2 when the previous Grand Finalists beached themselves on its wedge, but Firestorm 2 then landed back on its wheels. This used up Bolt from The Blue's fourth and penultimate flip of the fight. The pit of oblivion then opened while Firestorm 2 drove right over Bolt from the Blue's wedge. The battle eventually ended in a judges' decision. The decision went against Bolt from the Blue due to its lack of aggression in the battle.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 1
Prestes Extreme

**Prestes\_Extreme (Youtuber)**

Prestes\_Extreme, ou Henrique Rodriguez Prestes, iniciou seu trabalho em 23 de março de 2015, como Youtuber, gravando vídeos de Minecraft, Online Soccer Manager, Vlogs... Hoje fazendo parceria com seus amigos: Zorzobr, JP\_Gamer\_Br, T2\_Power, Pitoco Tutoriais... criando canal com 10 Anos de idade. Sua meta é alcanção 1000 Inscritos, e fará uma LiveStream, com 3h. Seu primeiro vídeo, foi no Minecraft 1.5.2, logo depois fez o canal DuplaGamer, onde fez parceria com Wowblocks, mas como não deu certo fechou o canal DuplaGamer e reinicou o Prestes\_Extreme, se você está vendo esse Link, do canal, passe no canal e se inscreva, vá no Youtube e pesquise por Prestes\_Extreme, e você vera ele com essa fota ao lado.

**ATENÇÃO:Ele fuma nescau estragado, nem ligue.**
Ceros

**Ceros** was a competitor that fought exclusively in Series 7 of Robot Wars. It reached the Heat Final in its only appearance, where it was defeated by St. Agro. It later fought in the live events and was succeeded by Rusty in Series 9.

## Robot History

### Series 7

Ceros met Dutch finalists Scraptosaur, Team Death's Metalis and the number 15 seed Ming Dienasty in the first round of the main competition. Charging into the centre of the arena, Ceros immediately threw Ming Dienasty into the air in the fight, landing it flat on its back. As Ming attempted to self-right, Ceros flipped Metalis from behind. Metalis was unable to self-right and was counted out, with Ceros continuing to attack it. Ceros flipped Metalis back onto its wheels, who attempted to re-enter the battle, to no avail. Ceros joined Scraptosaur in the attack on the seeded Ming Dienasty, who fell out of the competition on the judges decision.

In the second round, Revolution 3 started much quicker, activating the pit. Ceros tried unsuccessfully to flip Revolution 3, but suddenly Revolution 3 stopped moving. Ceros flipped Revolution 3 over, before repeating the process until Revolution was upside down in the CPZ, at Shunt's mercy. Ceros tried to flip Bash, before fighting Shunt in the centre of the arena, flipping it onto its side. Ceros and Bash grappled near the pit, with Ceros managing to outpush Sergeant Bash. This tussle evidently knocked something out in the Sergeant that caused it to break down later, whilst Bash held Ceros over the pit, despite the recently righted Shunt's attempts to pit the small machine.

Ceros was put through to the heat final, where it was placed up against St. Agro. As the battle began, Ceros tried to flip St. Agro, but flipped itself over by accident. It suffered a brief scare when it could not self-right, but Refbot came to its assistance and Ceros was able to self-right once nudged into a better position. Ceros regained its footing by flipping the invertible St. Agro, but St. Agro flipped Ceros again, then activated the pit. Ceros became very vulnerable as it drove near the pit, but came back and almost pulled off the win by flipping St. Agro very nearly into the pit. St. Agro recovered and Ceros was flipped up against the arena wall. Ceros was counted out, as it was unable to self-right. Matilda ran into Ceros and tossed it out of the arena with the flywheel, tearing off chunks of the bottom of Ceros in the process.

### Live Events

Ceros, under the name Ceros V2.0, made its debut in the Robot Wars Live Events at the Barnsley event in June 2014. It fought in a four-way melee against Rattler, Meggamouse and TR2, holding its own against the other robots until it broke down and was eventually set alight.

Ceros V2.0, now known simply as Ceros again, made its 2016 debut in Manchester. It was flipped out of the arena by Ripper in its melee, but picked up a win in a tag team match as its partner Cherub was the last robot standing, despite Ceros being the first robot to become immobile, having been thrown by Iron-Awe 7.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 3
* Losses: 3
Collateral Damage

**Collateral Damage** was a heavyweight robot which competed in Season 3.0 of *BattleBots*. It was a two-wheel drive wedge armed with a "secret" pneumatic weapon. It didn't perform well in competition, losing its only match against Crash Test Dummy.

## Robot History

### Season 3.0

Collateral Damage's only fight was against Crash Test Dummy. Collateral Damage lost and was eliminated from the competition.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Species

There are various species on Veilphyn, as well as throughout the universe. Some have achieved reasonable space travel, however, not all of them have.

Due to space travel, some non-Veilphyn planets will have miscellaneous species on them, such as humans, however the main, native species will be listed, unless there is a large population of a non-native species or another significant reason to include them.

## Veilphyn Species

These are species that have or currently live on Veilphyn. Despite not being organic creations and technically not "species", inorganic beings are here for the sake of simplicity.

### Inorganic "Species"

* Animateds (Native)
* Conceptuals (Native)
* Data Sprites (Non-Native, Artificial)
* Deities (Non-Native)
* Pseudo Animae (Semi-Native)
* Shatter Spirits (Native)

### Organic Species

* Aquatikin (Native)
* Behebarias (Native)
* Blaivlec (Native)
* Crystalbound (Descended of Non-Native)
* Graylings (Descended of Non-Native)
* Giant Subterranean Insects (Native)
* *Humans (Deceased, Non-Native)*
* Magnemics (Descended of Non-Native)
* Nocte (Native)
* *Old Graylings (Deceased, Non-Native)*
* Pecori (Descended of Non-Native)
* Rotwalkers (Descended of Non-Native)
* Turru (Native)
* Zedskins (Mix)
* ??? more to come

## Malega Species

* Gremlins (Non-Native)
* Imps (Native)
* Kapanian (Native)
* Treidon (Native)

## Tegamirato Species

* Tegacal (Native)
* Tegalra (Native)
* Tegamet (Native)
* Tegapar (Native)
* Tegasan (Native)
* Tegatic (Native)
* Tegatre (Native)
* Tegavol (Native)
* Xerpecian Experiements (Non-Native)

## Species of Unknown Origin/Unclassified

* Candy Demon
* Dequida
Chopper (Those Magnificent Men)

Not to be confused with the robot which entered the **BattleBots** seasons.

## Overview

**Chopper** was a robot that exclusively fought in the New Blood Championship of the second series of Robot Wars Extreme. It reached the second round of its heat, before losing to eventual New Blood and World Champions Storm 2.

Chopper had also originally entered Series 6, but failed to qualify for that series. It is currently unknown how it failed to qualify.

## Robot History

### Robot Wars: Extreme 2

#### New Blood Championship

In Round 1, Chopper fought against former Series 6 competitor ICU and fellow newcomer Mad Dog. It started slowly as ICU attacked Mad Dog first, before having its spinning blade knocked out of alignment by Matilda, rendering it useless. Chopper then drove onto the Flame Pit, but despite appearing to be immobilised, it escaped. ICU pushed Mad Dog into the arena wall, where Mad Dog stopped moving and was counted out, sustaining damage from Sir Killalot and Matilda as the battle ended. Chopper went through alongside ICU.

Chopper was drawn against Storm 2 in the second round. It did not last long, as Storm 2 rammed Chopper into the wall inside a CPZ, the force of the impact flipping Chopper over onto its back. With no self-righting mechanism, Chopper was counted out by Refbot, before Shunt dragged Chopper with its axe over to the Floor Flipper. Rather than being thrown forward, Chopper was thrown airborne and landed back onto the flipper, but was hurled across the arena after Shunt repositioned it for a second flip. Chopper was left on the Flame Pit before finally being pitted by Shunt.

## Results

 Semi-Final

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 1
Cyber Bees

**Cyber Bees** is a three part clusterbot, from Devon that appeared in the 2002 gymnastic competition where it won the Bronze medal.

## Robot History

Cyber Bees worked as a group showing off its skills and good looks, it used a "clever" pre choreographed routine . It won 24 points over all, and became joint bronze medalist with Sumo.

## Wins/Losses

* Win: 0
* Losses: 0
Mechana

Mechana is a pecori that works at Ivory and Peppercorn's store. She runs a small section of the shop that is essentially a mini pawn shop- dealing with buying whatever people have to sell, and putting those items for sale. She also accepts trades for items that she personally finds interesting, or that she could sell for a higher value.