WALL-E

* Game
* Cartoon
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**WALL-E** is a Disney Speedstorm Racer. He is classed as Speedster and he is part of the WALL-E Collection.

WALL-E is a waste-collector drone in the world of the future. Unlike other racers, WALL-E does not wear a racing suit, and instead keeps a similar appearance to the original Disney film, but with a brighter orange paint job to give him a brand-new look and with slight additional patterns to enhance the racing driver image.

2. Base statistics
3. Crew Members
4. Skills
5. Unique skill: Waste Allocation
6. Upgrade materials

## Origin

**WALL-E** is a the titular character of the movie, a robot programmed to collect wastes. 700 years after all the humans left the toxic planet, only one operational WALL-E robot, N. 62675, continues to do its job, oblivious to the futility of its mission. Upon meeting EVE, a robot assessing Earth's soil for signs of sustainable life, WALL-E starts his journey to the Axiom, a spaceship, experiencing the wonders of space for the first time. Despite challenges, WALL-E and EVE's bond strengthens, culminating in a daring escapade to save Earth. WALL-E sacrifices itself to save EVE, but she eventually repairs it. Together, they assist the Axiom passengers in establishing a new life on Earth. Years later, WALL-E and EVE, still holding hands, witness a flourishing tree, symbolizing the renewal of life from the plant discovered at the film's outset.

## Base statistics

These are the Racer statistics players receive when they unlock the Racer for the first time, then when they are mid-level (30/50) and then when they are high level (45/50). These numbers can be increased by leveling the character (which is capped and requires starring up the character), and adding Crew Members to the Racer profile. However, the current numbers **do not** account for any Crew Member enhancements.

## Crew Members

Crew members are chips that amplify some of the Racer's stats. Players can choose up to 4 Crew Members (slots need to be unlocked with the character progression). All Crew Members are characters from the related Disney film. WALL-E currently has 6 Crew Members that players can choose from.
Crew Members can be Common, Rare or Epic. Common Crew Members only strengthen 1 of common Skills. Rare Crew Members have the ability to amplify 2 of the same statistics, give a skill bonus, and also some of them give extra Loot Point % bonus (needed for Mystery Boxes). Epic Crew Members are the most powerful as they boost all the Racer's statistics, let the Racer start the race with one of the common skills, and also give a bonus to the Unique Skill of the Racer they are attached to (each Epic Crew Member is unique to one Racer).

HOVER OVER THE CHIP TO SEE ITS STATS!

AUTO

 Lvl 2
 Lvl 3
 Lvl 4
 Lvl 5

GO-4

 Lvl 2
 Lvl 3
 Lvl 4
 Lvl 5

PR-T

 Lvl 2
 Lvl 3
 Lvl 4
 Lvl 5

John and Mary

 Lvl 2
 Lvl 3
 Lvl 4
 Lvl 5

M-O

 Lvl 2
 Lvl 3
 Lvl 4
 Lvl 5

Hal

 Lvl 2
 Lvl 3
 Lvl 4
 Lvl 5

## Unique skill: Waste Allocation

 ★★★★★ **Many** piles of scrap and a **wide** wall. A **stronger** push forward **many** times.

## Upgrade materials

Okay, right now I am WALL-E level X. What materials do I need to upgrade myself to the next level?

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