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Sentameter

Name color species class from location. gender is a player character played by. Alignment is and is currently level. Speaks languages.

### Personality

Description of base personality

Interactions with others

### Adventuring

Session summaries involving this character

### Trivia

Origin of character ideas and concept

Sentameter's miniature is Waterdeep Dragon Heist #21b Wererat

Sentameter is the name of a Wererat Thief companion to Ja Li in the online game Neverwinter. He is a Striker - Rank 14
Phoenix

## Team Information

### Team Members

Ralf Schneider
Jonas Kurz

## Robot Statistics

### Hometown

Gemünden am Main, Germany

**Phoenix** is a robot that competed in the second series of Bugglebots.

## Design

Phoenix was a two wheel drive robot armed with a powerful spinning disc.

## Robot History

### Bugglebots Season 2

"*No resurrections this time.*"
— Stephen McCulla after Phoenix got counted out in the Rumble Bee

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 3
Les Pieux

Dispersent la bonne parole dans la citée, prêchant l'harmonie et l’unité des familles. Véritable pierre édifice empêchant la citée de s'auto détruire.

## Habilités

Un pieux a de nombreuses missions, sa tâche est très ardue et laisse aucun temps au relâchement. Néanmoins faire partie de cette famille est perçue comme un honneur par ses membres extrêmement endoctriner. Leur bien est le bien de la citée et leurs missions ont toutes pour but d'empêcher les conflits internes qui pourrait complètement détruire la citée de l'intérieur. En temps que membre de l'église, leur parole est bien plus facile que celle d'un politicien et ce sont par ailleurs de grand humanitaire. Chaque membre de la citée est réellement guidé par ces adeptes qui prêchent  et bourrent le crâne à longueurs de journée des idées politiques visant à empêcher les membres de questionner la politique de la citée et sa place.

## Mode de fonctionnement

Chaque Pieux à un emploi du temps bien précis dans lequel il doit rendre visite à une famille particulière. Afin d'être le plus proche de chaque membres de la cité un Pieux doit être capable de se souvenir du profil de chacun, de ce fait chacun pense vraiment que les Pieux font attention à chacun d'entre eux et même si en interne les Pieux eux-même pensent que leur apport psychologique n'est là que pour le bien de chacun ces interventions permettent surtout de faire passer bien plus facilement leur propagande et de calmer bien plus facilement n'importe quelle tension à la manière d'une mère intentionnée.
Cover Bots

The cover bots were robots which were featured on the thumbnail of their respective episodes regardless of success.

### Good Boi

**Good Boi** was the first ever cover bot for Bugglebots owing to its artistic design. However the bot had serious issues, and thus holds the dubious honor of being the worst performing cover bot, crashing out early in the Dung Beetle Melee, going 0-3, and returned to Series 2 as a reserve.

### Bourbon

Drum spinner **Bourbon** was selected as the second episode's cover bot, likely due to its powerful weapon. Although it won its first match against Dutch entry **OMG!** quite convincingly, it was ultimately pitted by **Snappy** in the Heat Semis, and went 1-1.

### WeeWoo

**WeeWoo** was selected as the third episode's cover bot, likely due to it being the only clusterbot to compete in the first season. Despite beating Dr. Thwakenstein in its first fight, it ultimately fell to Maximum Ogredrive in the Heat Semi-Final. It then beat The Berg in a UK vs Rest of the World match, giving it an overall record of 2-1.

### Saw Loser

Being built by Robot Combat legend Alex Mordue (Ex-Firestorm), pole mounted vertical spinner of **Saw Loser** was selected as the final cover bot of Season 1.

### K2

**K2**, owing to its status as the reigning champion was the cover bot for the first heat of Season 2.

### Shark Setrakian

**Shark Setrakian** was the cover bot for the second heat, most likely due to its unique and comical design.
Sabotage

**Sabotage** is a song by the Beastie Boys off their 1994 album *Ill Communication* which was used as the theme song for Season 1 of the British YouTube show: Bugglebots.

## Lyrics

I can't stop it, I know you got it
I'mma set it straight, this Watergate
I can't stop rockin' when I'm in here
'Cause your crystal ball ain't so crystal clear
So while you sit back and wonder why
I got this fuckin' thorn in my side
Oh my God, it's a mirage
I'm tellin' y'all, it's sabotage

So, so, so, so listen up, 'cause you can't say nothin'
You'll shut me down with a push of your button
But, yo, I'm out and I'm gone
I'll tell you now, I keep it on and on

'Cause what you see is what you get
And we can bet, so don't you get souped yet
Scheming on a thing, that's a mirage
I'm trying to tell you now, it's sabotage

Why
Our backs are now against the wall

Listen all y'all, it's a sabotage
Listen all y'all, it's a sabotage
Listen all y'all, it's a sabotage
Listen all y'all, it's a sabotage

I can't stop it, I know you got it
I'mma set it straight, this Watergate
But I can't stop rockin' when I'm in this place
Because I feel disgrace because you're all in my face
But make no mistakes and switch up my channel
I'm Buddy Rich when I fly off the handle
What could it be, it's a mirage
You're scheming on a thing, that's sabotage
Shark Setrakian

S2

**Shark Setrakian** is a robot that competed in the second series of Bugglebots.

## Design

Shark Setrakian is a shark-themed 6WD robot which can be armed with a number of different weapons. The robot features a head, a tail, and two arms - all of which can be controlled individually, meaning the robot requires two drivers.

The majority of the robot is built from components typically used in UK antweights, leaving it underweight despite its large size.

## Robot History

### Bugglebots Season 2

#### Shark Setrakian vs Wajoo

For this match, Dave Lawrie replaced the jaw with five long lifting prongs to get under Wajoo. This proved to be its undoing for as soon as the match began, Shark Setrakian drove forward and one of the prongs hit a seam in the arena floor, causing it to get stuck. Shark Setrakian fired its weapons in an attempt to get away but Wajoo tore into its side, ripping off its wheels. Another hit sent Shark Setrakian hurtling into the wall, leaving wheels, weapons and fins scattered all across the arena. Although Shark Setrakian still had two wheels left, it was deemed immoibile and counted out.

#### Shark Setrakian vs Pheonix vs Snappy (Loser's Melee)

Due to the damage sustained in its previous fight, Shark Setrakien entered this match in a significantly different configuration: dropping to 4wd and replacing its front lifter with a pair of static wooden spikes.

In the match, it was the first to move and managed to avoid Snappy being thrown through the air by Phoenix. Phoenix struck Shark Setrakian with its disc and flipped it over. Phoenix struck Snappy again, dislodging its battery before turning its attention on Shark Setrakian, ripping the rubber off its tyres and leaving it beached on its side just as the match was stopped to remove Snappy due to its lithium polymer battery coming loose. As the match was resumed, Shark Setrakian remained stuck on its side but managed to traverse across the arena only for Phoenix to hit it again, completely immobilizing it. Shark Setrakian was then counted out and eliminated from the tournament.

#### Dung Beetle Rumble

Shark Setrakian had trouble moving at the start before being pushed around by Hold My Beer and 2 Berg 2 Furious. After a few attacks, Shark Setrakian became stuck in the corner with one of its fins hanging behind it. Maximum Ogredrive sawed into Shark Setrakian several times and removed one of its wheels. Shark Setrakian was unable to move and was counted out of the rumble which was ultimately won by Snappy.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 3
Jackpot

Jackpot in its current state.

**Jackpot** was a robot from Luxemborg that was initially being built for Season 2 of Bugglebots with the team behind it tweeting out #Bugglebots during the announcement, and signups phase, however for reasons unknown construction on Jackpot stopped sometime around mid may according to the team's Facebook despite being nearly finished. It is likely Jackpot withdrew its Season 2 application, had it rejected, or failed to send it in time.

## Design

Jackpot was a compact robot with a (presumably) four-bar flipper, and a self-righter with a custom designed team logo on the back. It was powered by unknown motors, and featured four custom designed wheeels while the chassis was assembled out of UHMW. The flipper's wedge plate was made out of aluminum step plate. The main body was painted green, while the flipper was painted black with the wheels being painted red respectively.
Rust in Pieces

S2

**Rust in Pieces** is a clusterbot that competed in the second series of Bugglebots.

## Design

Rust in Pieces comprised of three robots - two larger, two wheel drive wedges and an antweight (150g) minibot - all of which can be run at the same time in some configurations.

The two main robots can be configured in a number of ways, featuring interchangeable front ends and optional lances.

## Robot History

### Bugglebots Season 2

Rust in Pieces was originally a reserve, but was asked to compete days before the competition began. They were put into Heat 1, and were pitted against Sir Lance-a-Frog in the first round.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 2

## Outside Bugglebots

Prior to competing in Bugglebots, Rust in Pieces had it's first outing at the 2019 UWE Beetle Brawl, where it faced Saw Loser, Bunny and Sosig. The Bugglebots design was a minor development on from the robots brought to the first event.

## Trivia

* The titanium plates present in some configurations were provided by Greg of Team Health and Safety shortly before filming.
* The robot's name came about in part as a result of a typo. The design was originally known as Rest In Pieces, until a small error in a sign up form lead to a change of name which ended up sticking.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.bugglebots.com/series/2019/rust-in-pieces
WID3BOI

**WID3BOI** (officially styled as W I D 3 B O I), is a robot that competed in Season 2 of Bugglebots.

## Design

WID3BOI is designed to be as wide as possible, allowing the robot to more easily get to the sides of their opponent and begin controlling their movement around the arena.

The robot features a wide Hardox wedge and two 'wagglesticks' designed to grip opponents. Whilst the robot is invertable, the weapons also allow it to self right.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 3
Maximum Ogredrive

* S1
* S2

**Maximum Ogredrive** is a robot which competed in the first series of Bugglebots.

Maximum Ogredrive will return for series 2

## Design

Maximum Ogredrive was Team Orgekill's entry to Bugglebots. The robot featured a powerful circular saw, driven by a small brushless motor and mounted on a servo-powered arm, which was paired with a set of low forks designed to keep an opponent still in order to be attacked.

The weapon proved to be extremely effective, throwing out sparks and causing significant damage whenever it was able to be brought down on a pinned opponent.

The design of the robot was inspired by Jamison Go's BattleBots entry, SawBlaze.

## Robot History

Maximum Ogredrive's first match was against Team Impact's other machine, Rev 2.

## Series Record

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 4

 Outside Bugglebots

Maximum Ogredrive was loaned to Rory Mangles in order to take part in the 2019 FRA Beetleweight Championships. It went on a destructive run through the tournament, causing a fire in its first match as it sawed through Centrifuge 2.0's battery, and narrowly missed out on a podium place after losing to K2 in the third place playoff.
Crabsolutely Clawful

**Crabsolutely Clawful** is a featherweight robot that competed in the whiteboard matches made to entertain the audience between battles.

## Robot history

### Bugglebots Season 1 Whiteboards

Crabsolutely Clawful competed exclusively in the "Boss Battle" Whiteboard battle. Here, it fought against a team of six beetleweights, consisting of Drizzle, Sir Lance-a-Frog, Thunder Child, Snippers Mcgee, Zero Gravitas and Anxt, collectively known as the "Crab Smashers".

At the beginning, Crabsolutely Clawful lost its top and Sir Lance-a-Frog was knocked out by a hit by Drizzle. Thunder Child was grabbed by Crabsolutely Clawful several times but managed to escape. Crabsolutely Clawful dispatched Snippers Mcgee, Zero Gravitas and Drizzle to the pit, leaving only Thunder Child and Anxt left. Thunder Child slammed into Crabsolutely Clawful several times, even managing to push it at certain points. As Crabsolutely Clawful pushed Anxt into the pit, Thunder Child rammed the large featherweight from behind but couldn't get it into the pit. Thunder Child was eventually pushed into the pit as well.

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Big Wedge Energy

## Design

Big Wedge Energy features either a 3.2mm (Red) or 4mm (Purple) Hardox wedge at the front, emblazoned with a Sharpied-on OwO or UwU face, to represent the team's insignia. The rest of the machine is constructed from 5mm HDPE, layered up to 10mm in places. The wheels are kept internal to protect against spinners, and are standard 1:10 RC car wheels.

Inside, Big Wedge Energy uses 25mm 1000RPM gearmotors driven by BotBitz 10A ESCs. When using the 3.2mm wedge, the robot runs on 3S batteries. When using the 4mm wedge, a 4S battery is required.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 1
AnnieRUOK

S2

**AnnieRUOK** is a robot that competed in the second series of Bugglebots.

## Design

AnnieRUOK is a wide, invertable robot armed with a large undercutter. Unlike many other undercutters, the robot utilises two 'feet' to keep the weapon from contacting the ground, allowing the asymmetrical bar to ride extremely close to the ground without affecting the robot's handling.

## Robot History

### Bugglebots Season 2

It's unknown what AnnieRUOK fought, None of its fights were recorded or posted.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 2

## Series Record

 External links

* Team Panic YouTube channel
* AnnieRUOK on the Ultimate Robot Archive
* Team Panic on the Ultimate Robot Archive
The Berg

* S1
* S2

## Design

The Berg was a simple, 2WD drum spinner design. The robot utilised two forks, integrated into the bodywork, to get under opponents in order for the drum to get a good bite despite its blunt 'teeth'.

### 2 Berg 2 Furious

2 Berg 2 Furious took the general layout of the original machine and applied a number of refinements. The bodywork was altered to feature sturdier wheelguards and leave more of the drum exposed, whilst the drum itself was upgraded with sharper teeth to significantly increase the damage it could cause.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 7

*Note: Whiteboard matches do not count towards the win/loss record*
Léim

* S1
* S2

**Léim** is the name given to two combat robots that competed in Bugglebots.

## Design

Léim was a two wheel drive robot armed with a spatula-style flipper. The weapon was spring-powered, using a motor to store energy in a torsion spring which, when released, would fire the flipper.

Despite the wheels protruding through the top of the machine it was not able to run inverted, instead relying on the weapon to self right.

### Léim Thart

For series 2, Léim was rebuilt with improved drive and a more powerful flipper mechanism.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 3
* Losses: 6
Unconscious 514

**Unconscious 514** is a robot that competed in Season 2 of Bugglebots.

## Design

The design of Unconscious 514 was heavily focused on the weapon, with a significant amount of weight dedicated to the crushing mechanism and wedge.

The weapon itself was powered by a large lead screw, with the screw mounted to the crusher and the nut powered by a large motor.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 2
Saw Loser

* S1
* S2

**Saw Loser** was a robot that competed in both seasons of *Bugglebots*.

## Design

Saw Loser is a 4 wheel drive box-shaped robot armed with a direct-drive vertical spinner mounted on an arm that can rotate 180 degrees. The original version of the robot was almost entirely 3D printed, but was upgraded with more metal components to improve reliability for series 2.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 6
* Losses: 4

## Outside Bugglebots

* Groundhog in the second series of *Robot Wars*
* Firestorm in the seventh series of *Robot Wars*
* Saw Loser: 2 Saw 2 Lose at *NHRL May 2022*
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Alex Mordue had previously entered the BBC TV show *Robot Wars* as part of the highly successful Team Firestorm. The team first entered the second series with **Groundhog**, a box-shaped robot mounted on long "legs" and armed with a saw blade. Groundhog fell in the Arena Semi-Final to **Loco**.

The team next entered the following series with **Firestorm**, a wedge shaped robot with a front-hinged flipper. Firestorm was one of the most successful competitors in *Robot Wars*, with the original Firestorm, stylised as **Fire Storm**, reaching the Grand Final in Series 3 and finishing joint third. **Firestorm 2** reached the semi-finals of Series 4 before falling to **Dominator 2**, whilst **Firestorm 3** placed third place in Series 5, as well as reaching the semi-final of the All-Stars event in *Robot Wars Extreme*. Alex Mordue left the team after Series 5, but Firestorm would continue to find success in the following two series.

Saw Loser competed in the 2019 UWE Bot Brawl, finishing runner-up to Daedalus.

## External links

* Firestorm (Robot Wars)
* Groundhog (Robot Wars)
* Saw Loser: 2 Saw 2 Lose (Norwalk Havoc Robot League)
* Saw Loser on the Ultimate Robot Archive
Bugglebots (Season 1)/The Whiteboards

## Competitors

* 8-Bit Warrior
* Anxt
* Big Wedge Energy
* Crabsolutely Clawful
* Drizzle
* Good Boi
* Maximum Ogredrive
* Mini Spinny
* Nightingale
* Pinwheel
* Rev 2
* Saw Loser
* Sir Lance-a-frog
* Snippers Mcgee
* The Berg
* Thunder Child
* X-301
* Zero Gravitas

## Wedges vs Spinners

8-Bit Warrior, Big Wedge Energy, Good Boi & Sir Lance-a-frog vs Mini Spinny, Pinwheel, Rev 2 & X-301
Futamishi

**Futamishi** was a robot which competed in the first season of Bugglebots.

## Design

Futamishi is a wedge shaped robot armed with an axe. The design was inspired by Terrorhurtz, from Robot Wars, and it uses a large cordless drill motor mounted to an old saw for the weapon which makes up 60% of the weight. Drive consists of two N20 motors and the armour is 2mm aluminium at the front and 2mm HDPE as top armour.

## Robot History

### Bugglebots Season 1

Team Forgotten Gods began their run with Futamishi against Drizzle. This fight was actually quite short. It started off with Drizzle getting that vertical spinning weapon up to speed and the robot itself moving towards it's opponent. But for Futamishi, it got caught in a seem on the floor and spun around; however Drizzle's spinning bar clipped it's pulley system as a result, Drizzle tipped over and Futamishi advanced to the semi-finals.

In the Heat Semi Finals, Futamishi fought Captain Doom. This fight was also very short as despite Futamishi testing its axe successfully moments before the fight, it failed to work in the fight itself. The fight began with Captain Doom wedging underneath Futamishi's rear and pushing it toward a side wall and the robot got turned over and as a result of the axe not working. It was then counted out and eliminated from the main competition. The team would eventually find out the reason the axe didn't work; it was because the speed controller burnt out.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 2
Gear Down For What?!

S2

**Gear Down For What?!** is a robot that competed in the second series of Bugglebots.

## Design

Gear Down For What?! is a wedge-shaped hammerbot built with an emphasis on extreme speed and power. The robot's drive is provided by a pair of brushless outrunners, with tyres mounted directly to the motor to give a top speed of almost 30mph. Similarly, the hammer is directly powered by a large brushless motor, achieving a tip speed in excess of 100mph during its swing.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 2

## Series Record

 Outside Bugglebots

Gear Down For What?! has appeared, in various forms, at a number of Bristol Bot Builders events.

Gear Down For What! in The FRA European Beetleweight Championship 2019Gear Down For What! in Bristol Bot Builders Beetleweight Championship 2020
Wajoo

S2

**Wajoo** is a robot that competed in the second series of Bugglebots.

## Design

Wajoo is a hybrid between a full-body spinner and a cage spinner, featuring a heavy, toothed ring supported by three sturdy arms and driven directly by a large brushless motor. The ring itself weighs almost 500g, and the entire spinner constitutes roughly half of the robot's weight

Wajoo is an extremely low profile machine with a total height of roughly 25mm. To achieve this it utilises extremely small Maxon drive motors and is powered by 4 small, 2S LiPo batteries wired in series to provide the 8S required to run the weapon at a high enough speed.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 2

## Series Record

 Outside Bugglebots

Wajoo appeared at the 2019 FRA Beetleweight Championships, placing second after a run which included victories over Drizzle and K2. Wajoo in fact faced and defeated the latter twice: once in a first round melee which also included Suijin, and again in the semi-final.

Tim Bouwens was also captain of the Dutch super-team which entered Reality into the 2018 season of Battlebots, winning 3 fights and losing 2.
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Hello There!

S2

**Hello There!** is a robot that competed in the second series of Bugglebots.

## Design

Hello There! is a 4WD robot armed with a bi-directional hammer. The machine features interchangeable front ends which include a steeply angled wedge and lightweight aluminium forks, the latter also allowing for a minibot to be run alongside the main robot.

The weapon is powered by a servo mounted in the rear of the robot and connected by a set of pulleys. The drive also runs off of a set of pulleys, with only the front wheels directly driven.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 3

## Series Record

 Outside Bugglebots

Hello There! took part in the 2019 FRA Beetleweight Championships. In the main competition it was eliminated early, losing a judges' decision against Let The Good Times Roll and Good Boi before becoming stuck on the pit early in its second round match. Hello There! went on to take part in a number of whiteboards and the gladiator, where it suffered an early weapon failure which left it unable to self right when flipped.

Hello There! also partook in a special 'content creators' rumble' at Robonerd 2019, making it as far as the final three before losing a wheel and being pitted.

 External links

* Spinnerproof's podcast homepage
* Spinnerproof YouTube channel
Drizzle

* S1
* S2

**Drizzle** was a robot which competed in the first season of Bugglebots.

## Design

Drizzle was Team Monsoon's entry to Bugglebots, featuring a large, asymmetrical bar spinner mounted above a low wedge. With an effective diameter of almost 300mm, the weapon was larger than many similar weapons in the featherweight class, giving Drizzle the potential to deal significant amounts of damage at the expense of stability.

In battle, Drizzle lived up to expectations as a glass cannon - demonstrating its ability to dish out big hits, but also regularly flipping itself and struggling to self-right.

Tom Brewster also fought in Robot Wars and Battlebots with Tauron and Monsoon.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

1. Wins: 4
2. Losses: 6

## Outside Bugglebots

Drizzle has competed at many beetleweight events around the UK, most notably the 2021 Bristol Bot Builders event where it placed third.

## External Links

* Drizzle - Team Website
* Team Tauron Website
* Team Monsoon Website
* Tauron on the Robot Wars Wiki
* Monsoon on the Battlebots Wiki
* Drizzle on the Ultimate Robot Archive
Zischer

Rita's pet snake

## Description

**Zischer** (meaning "Hisser" in English) is a green snake owned by Rita. Her first appearance was in Episode 2 "Familie" where she is asked simple math questions by Rita (solved by slithering in patterns that resemble numbers), but after Rolli asks a difficult question (which is 2+3+4+5+6+7, pretty hard but the answer is 27) she explodes, destroying Rolli's living room.

Rolli's living room, now destroyed after Zischer's explosion.

## Quotes

"8" (Episode 2 "Familie")

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Snappy

* S1
* S2

**Snappy** is a lifter robot armed with a wedge made to lift its opponents.

## Design

Snappy is a four wheeled robot with a servo-powered wedge lifter built around an HDPE body.

## Robot History

### Season 1

Snappy's first opponent was Mini Spinny. Snappy utilized its' wedge and started to bully Mini Spinny, eventually causing the spinner to ricochet into a wall. the impact caused Mini Spinny's right wheel to fall off, so it stopped moving soon after. Snappy won by KO.

The next opponent was the deadly drum spinner Bourbon, who had knocked out OMG! in the first round.

Snappy did not start off well, as the second hit from Bourbon left it inverted. Snappy continued to get thrown around by Bourbon, but one hit managed to flip it back onto the right side. This allowed Snappy to quickly rebound and flip Bourbon over, which left Bourbon in a very bad position where it could barely move. Snappy waited a bit, because Bourbon almost got counted out, but Craig decided to pit Bourbon instead for the KO. The pitting almost went wrong, because Snappy accidentally flipped Bourbon back onto its wheels, but pitted it before it could do any harm.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 5
* Losses: 5

## Series Record

 Outside Bugglebots

Snappy has competed in a number of Beetleweight live events including the 2018 FRA Beetleweight Championships and 2018 BBB Beetle Brawl, placing third in the latter, and has acted as a house robot in Bristol Bot Builders' Bodgebots XL events.
Daedalus

S2

**Daedalus** is a robot that competed in the second series of Bugglebots.

## Design

Daedalus is a powerful 2WD bar spinner renowned for the reliability of its weapon. The main body is built from two milled HDPE panels, between which the internal components and weapon hardware are sandwiched.

Unlike most other large-diameter spinners, Daedalus does not rely on a drive belt or chain to power the weapon. Instead, the bar is directly mounted to the motor.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 5
* Losses: 2

## Series Record

 Outside Bugglebots

Daedalus made its debut at the 2019 UWE Bot Brawl, taking first place with a number of destructive wins against high-profile competitors including Maximum Ogredrive and Saw Loser.

Similarly, Daedalus placed second at the inaugural Battle in the Burgh. It once again produced a series of spectacular fights, eventually losing the grand final to underdog Dwayne Nibley.
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Splodeyboi

S2

**Splodeyboi** is a robot that competed in the second series of Bugglebots.

## Design

Weighing in at 1.477KG, Splodeyboi is a compact, 2WD robot armed with a large undercutter. It was built for a cost of approximately £300

The robot's body is all plastic, including the prominent sets of gears which transfer power from the rear-mounted motors to the custom-made nylon and foam wheels. The disc, meanwhile, is cut from 4mm Hardox - weight in at more than 500g - and is powered by a 500w brushless motor, this is capable of a 200mph tip speed.

Designed and built by Jeremy Hall. His first attempt at beetleweights and his first spinner. Jeremy has previous experience in the UK antweight class.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 3
* Losses: 2

## Series Record

 Outside Bugglebots

Splodeyboi took part in the inaugural Battle in the Burgh, but was forced to withdraw after only one fight - a defeat to eventual winner Dwayne Nibbley in which Splodeyboi's weapon motor was severely damaged.

Splodeyboi was also present at the 2019 FRA Beetleweight Championships, taking part in a whiteboard with Puns 'n' Roses and Hello There!. Splodeyboi was able to knock out Hello There! but lost its weapon belt in the process, eventually getting stuck near the pit. For this fight it was piloted entirely by Reira Granger, who was weapons operator during its appearances on Bugglebots Season 2. This fight was billed as a 'Podcast Rumble', with Hello There! representing Spinnerproof, Puns 'n' Roses representing the Shuntcast, and Splodeyboi representing ESC (Extreme Scrutiny Club)
Rev

* Rev 2 (S1)
* Rev 4 (S2)

**Rev** is the name given to a pair combat robots that competed in the first and second seasons of Bugglebots.

## Design

### Rev 2

Rev 2 was a large undercutter flywheel, which could be swapped with a bar spinner. Rev 2's spinner was very powerful, and it could dish out big hits. However, Rev 2 was not invertable.

### Rev 4

Rev 4 was a radical redesign of Rev 2, featuring a significantly wider body with the wheels straddling the weapon. This new layout allowed the weapon to hit opponents which were both in front of and behind the machine, and the larger wheels meant that Rev 4 was also invertable.

## Robot History

### Bugglebots Season 1

Felix Townsend and Team Impact's Rev 2 had their first match against Sam Price and Team OgreKill's Maximum Ogredrive.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 3
* Losses: 6
Serious Business

**Serious Business** was a robot which competed in the first season of Bugglebots.

## Design

Serious Business was a silver T-shaped axlebot built out of steel and polycarbonate. Its main weapon was a comparatively large saw blade which was set like a bludgeoner. The design of the robot allowed it to be invertible and it could use its saw as an overhead torque-reaction weapon. Although it had an innovative design, Serious Business featured exposed wheels and proved unreliable in battle.

## Robot History

### Bugglebots Season 1

Serious Business' first fight was against Captain Doom. It was immediately boxrushed by the American competitor, which knocked Serious Business over and left it struggling to drive properly. Serious Business was then rammed across the arena and became unbalanced on its castor. Captain Doom rammed Serious Business to the other side of the arena and, in the process, Serious Business' saw fell off. Serious Business was able to recover its drive, but was continually pushed into the arena wall again by Captain Doom and got briefly caught on the wall, but was able to escape. Not long afterwards, Serious Business lost drive in one wheel, causing it to spin in circles as Captain Doom continued to push it across the arena and into the arena walls. Captain Doom then rammed Serious Business into the arena wall by the pit release button, which ended up propping Serious Business up against the arena wall. Despite trying to escape, Serious Business' active wheel was off the ground and it was unable to escape. As a result, Serious Business was counted out, giving the win to Captain Doom.

Following this loss, Serious Business was relegated to the losers melee, where it faced Drizzle and Good Boi. It held back at first as its opponents engaged each other, but after Drizzle hit Good Boi with enough force to open the pit when the latter landed on it, Serious Business appeared to stop moving. Drizzle launched an attack on it, throwing it over and leaving Serious Business immobilised. Serious Business was counted out and eliminated from the competition altogether.

Serious Business would later compete in the Dung Beetle Melee at the end of the series, where it faced fellow first-round fallers Good Boi, OMG!, Hard Knox, Dr Thwackenstein, Snippers Mcgee, The Berg, Léim, Sir Lance-a-Frog and Pinwheel. It started the battle slowly, eventually moving forward before being pushed by Hard Knox and rammed by Good Boi. This was enough to immobilise Serious Business only seconds after the battle began and it was the first robot to be eliminated in the melee, which was ultimately won by Sir Lance-a-Frog.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 3

## External Links

* Team Risky Business - Facebook Page
* Serious Business on the Ultimate Robot Archive
Sir Lance-a-Frog

* S1
* S2

**Sir Lance-a-Frog** is a robot which competed in the first series of Bugglebots.

Sir Lance-a-Frog returned for Series 2 with significant upgrades and a new paint scheme.

## Design

Sir Lance-a-Frog was primarily a two wheel drive robot armed with a servo-powered lifter and lance. As well as being the robot's primary weapon, the 2mm titanium lifter also served as its main defense against spinners, and concealed the eponymous frog's face.

In Season 2, the chassis was rebuilt to use fewer panels, and to incorporate a servo-powered 4-bar system, with a 5mm HDPE wedge replacing the previous 2mm titanium used previously.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 3
* Losses: 5

## Trivia

It started off as an Robot Arena 2 build. It was a middleweight with a horizontal spinner.

 Outside Bugglebots

Sir Lance-a-Frog has been a regular competitor in UK live events, partaking in the 2018 FRA Beetleweight Championships and reaching the final 8 of UWE Bot Brawl 2019. At 2019's inaugural Battle in the 'Burgh both versions of Sir Lance-a-frog competed in the main competition, with the Season 1 version competing as 'Sir Galahad The Froggy One'. This version was driven by Season 1 competitor Sophie Clarkson.
Ferien und Feste

**Ferien und Feste** (translation: **Holidays and Celebrations**) is the ninth and penultimate episode of the Hallo aus Berlin series.

## Summary

Daniel's mother books hotel rooms (two double rooms and one single room) at a hotel in Binz, where the family will go for summer vacation.

After Rolli asks the locals on where they want to go for the holidays, a Turkish girl named Elvan talks about how her father does Bayram, Jessica has her Confirmation at a church heavily implied to be the St. Nikolai Church (she describes the church she has her Confirmation at as the oldest in Berlin), and Miriam celebrates her 14th birthday with Jessica, Thomas and her family. Rolli then asks the locals on what they want for their birthdays. Rolli and Rita's sketch has them at the beach, ignorant to the signs of a storm, before they end up getting struck by lightning.

We then see Daniel, with his family, writing a letter to his grandparents describing his experiences in Binz, ending with him stating that they will be going on a boat trip next morning. Rolli and Rita then perform "Wann hast du Geburtstag", with the credits rolling as the boat described in Daniel's letter sails along.
Domen

**Domen** é o continente em que a maior parte da história de Ferro e Sangue se passa e um dos que fazem parte do chamado Mundo Conhecido.

## Etimologia

O nome do continente deriva da palavra *domen*, que na língua antiga, significa "terra dos homens".

## História

A história de Domen é dividida em quatro grandes períodos chamados de eras: os Tempos Anteriores, a Era dos Homens, a Era dos Reis e a Era dos Senhores.
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Personagens de A-Z

Personagens listados em ordem alfabética.

A

* Algar
* Anken
* Astrid Ironborn, a Senhora de Sangue

B

* Bald
* Baldryr
* Bard
* Bonna

C

* Cassex
* Collo

D

* Daena

E

* Einar Ironborn, o Senhor da Árvore Branca
* Elof Ironborn, filho de Einar

I

* Inka

L

* Langr
* Loffar

M

* Mastor
* Melg
* Meltar

R

* Ratriv

S

* Shyla, a Sacerdotisa do Clã da Floresta
* Siegfried
* Silvaar
* Sig
* Sigga, Filha de Sig

T

* Trorr, melhor amigo de Einar

U

* Ulla, a Rainha-Urso
Elof Ironborn

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O Vermelho

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Livro IV

Livro V

**Elof Ironborn**, o Vermelho, é o único filho de Einar Ironborn, o Senhor da Árvore Branca.

## Características

### Personalidade

Elof desde muito pequeno foi um garoto muito introvertido e reservado em seus pensamentos. Passava muito do seu tempo brincando sozinho no Bosque Sagrado. Por ser o único filho do Senhor Einar, o garoto se sentia pressionado, já que muita expectativa se gerava sobre Elof.

## Biografia

Filho do Senhor Einar Ironborn e da Senhora Astrid Ironborn, Elof nasceu no ano 282 da Quarta Era, na Árvore Branca. Vindo ao mundo em um parto difícil durante uma lua sangrenta, Elof nasceu com uma com uma grande mancha vermelha ao redor do olho esquerdo do rosto.
Billion

A **billion** is equal to 109 = 1,0003 = 1,000,000,000 = one followed by nine zeros. Like a million, a billion is often used as an exaggeration to mean an indefinitely large number. It is ten digits long.

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In the long scale, 109 is called **milliard**, whereas "billion" refers to 1012 = 1,000,000,000,000. These definitions are generally no longer used in English-speaking countries, but there are equivalents in other languages such as French and German.

To prevent confusion with the similar sounding "million", or with 1012, even some languages, such as Turkish, which otherwise use short scale, use the term "milliard" (Turkish: "milyar") for 109.

Other names for this number are **gillion** (from giga-, in Rowlett's Greek-based system) and **tretillion** (by Aarex Tiaokhiao).

Aarex Tiaokhiao calls this number **noovol**, **9-noogol**, or **goonaolheptault**, and it's equal to a(10,100,0)x[7] in Aarex's Array Notation.

Username5243 calls this number **niloogolsextiplex** or **goonvol**, and it's equal to 10[1]9 in Username5243's Array Notation.

This number is called one **arab** in the Indian number system.

## Examples

* One billion seconds is roughly 31.7 years, and billion minutes is nearly two millenia. 12:32 AM, April 29, 1902 marked exactly one billion minutes from 1 A.D.
* The internet contains more than a billion webpages.
* It would take 951 years for a faucet running on full power to waste a billion gallons of water.
* *Gangnam Style*, a hit single/music video by Korean rapper PSY, became the first YouTube video to reach 1 billion views in December 2012. It has nearly 3 billion views, and it held the former record of the video with the most views. The current record is Despacito with more than 4.14 billion views.
* The world population is around 7.5 billion.
* The SI prefix giga- (tera- in long scale) multiplies by one billion.
* You could make 1,000 sand castles each containing a million grains of sand with 1 billion grains of sand.
* The oldest billionaire of all time was Walter Haefner who died at the age of 101.

## Currency-related use

Some currencies, such as the German Papiermark, the Hungarian pengő and the third Zimbabwean dollar, had banknotes with this number in the denomination.

It was also the prize for correctly answering all fifteen questions in the Italian game show *Chi vuol essere miliardario?* in Italian lire.

Furthermore, it was also the prize for correctly answering the first six questions in the Turkish game show *Kim 500 Milyar İster?* in first Turkish lira.

## Sources

1. ↑ Billion at Wolfram MathWorld
2. ↑ Rowlett, Russ. Names for Large Numbers. Retrieved 2013-05-15.
3. ↑ Aarex Tiaokhiao's illion numbers
4. ↑ Part 1 (LAN) - Aarex Googology
5. ↑ AAN Numbers - P1 - Aarex Googology
6. ↑ Part 1 - My Large Numbers
7. ↑ [1]
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Saibian, Sbiis. 2.1.4 - Everyday Large Numbers for a Modern World. Retrieved 2013-05-15.
9. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_most\_viewed\_YouTube\_videos
Limpet

**Limpet** is a combat robot that competed in the first series of Bugglebots.

## Design

Limpet was a box-shaped 4 wheel drive wedge based on its team's heavyweight entry in the original run of *Robot Wars.* The robot featured a steel wedge with a lance on the side, used as a keep-away stick against spinners.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 5
* Losses: 1

## Outside Bugglebots

* The original Limpet in the second series of *Robot Wars*
* 13 Black in the seventh series of *Robot Wars*
* Heavy Metal in the ninth series of *Robot Wars*
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The original Limpet was a tracked, heavyweight robot that entered the second series of *Robot Wars*. Limpet advanced from the Gauntlet before being eliminated at the Trial stage after only knocking down 23 barrels in the Skittles Trial.

The team later entered the fifth, sixth, and seventh series, as well as the second series of Extreme with 13 Black. 13 Black fell to Corkscrew in the first round of series 5. In series 6, they won their heat before falling to third seed Firestorm 4 in the first round of the Semi-Final, and then Dantomkia in the loser's melee. They then entered the All-Stars tournament of Extreme 2, where they beat Chaos 2 and Dominator 2 before falling to Razer in their heat final. In series 7, they were awarded the seventh seed due to their performance in series 6. They would end losing to Gravity in the second round.

The team then entered the ninth series with Heavy Metal. They qualified from their group battle and had a promising start, pitting ring spinner M.R. Speed Squared in their first head-to-head. However, after that, they lost their other two head-to-heads to Concussion and Thor, respectively. With only three points, they placed third in their heat.

## External links

* Limpet (Robot Wars)
* 13 Black (Robot Wars)
* Heavy Metal (Robot Wars)
* Team 13 (Robot Wars)
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## Welcome to the Wiki

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These articles relate to the British Robot Combat web show *Bugglebots*, including the current series, pages on robots, presenters, battles, episodes and teams. It also contains information on pages deemed relevant in terminology and the Robotic Combat sport.

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