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Crusader 2

**Crusader 2** was a low box shaped robot from Essex, that competed in Series 4 of the television game show Robot Wars. It was painted in the colours of the Crusaders, from which it got its name. It was a six-wheeled, fully invertible machine, and the centre two wheels were larger than the others, giving the robot a very fast rate of spin on both sides, all of which were made of aluminium. The dual redundant chain drive meant that if a drive chain broke or snapped, another could take over and the robot could continue. It was made from polycarbonate and armed with a high pressure pneumatic lifting ram and additional stainless steel spike weapons. The weapon was capable of lifting its own weight.

The original Crusader, which was a yellow and black version of its successor, competed only in the Pinball tournament of Series 3, finishing joint fourth with 90 points. At some point, this version was painted black with red and yellow decals, had yellow and black hazard stripes on its weapon like Behemoth and red wheels like its successor.

## Robot History

### Series 3

As second to go in the pinball competition, Crusader started well, immediately toppling the barrels. Crusader then dodged Sir Killalot and Sergeant Bash to hit the 50 point tyre. Crusader then got stuck on the tyre, but eventually got free and hit the Multi-Ball, but then the robot suffered a lack of control and hurtled off up the arena narrowly missing one pit and then hitting a wall and steering into the second pit, thus ending its challenge having scored 90 points.

### Series 4

Crusader 2 entered Heat D, and met previous Grand Finalists Steg 2 in the first round, along with Cronos, succesor to Zeus. Crusader 2 drove into Steg 2 and flipped it against the arena wall. Dead Metal then rerighted it. Crusader 2 went on to attack Cronos, while Steg 2 did the same. Crusader 2 rammed Steg 2 again, and Steg 2 caught fire. Dead Metal attacked Cronos, as Steg 2 got stuck against the arena wall. With the combatants quite even, Sir Killalot decided the match by putting Cronos into the pit.

Crusader 2 moved through to fight Mortis, the always-bridesmaid veteran. This fight started with both robots spinning to avoid each other. Both robots slid under each other at some point. Mortis then attacked it with its speedy axe, but Crusader 2 escaped and was attacked by Shunt. The robots rammed each other, and a piece flew off Crusader 2. Eventually, Crusader 2 lost drive to one side, its dual chain system failing to work. The pit opened, and the house robots attacked Crusader 2, causing it to be eliminated from the competition.

## Results

Series 3
(Joint 4th with
 UK Robot Wars
Series 4
Cronos
 Semi-Final

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 1
Compound

## Overview

Compound is basically a 3lb version of Fusion from Battlebots season 5. It went 1-2 at its debut competition and left an impression on the fans.

## Fight history

### Norwalk Havoc Robot League May 2021

#### Compound vs Wicked Wedge

Wicked Wedge configuration: Wedge

The fight started with Compound spinning up the horizontal and landing shots on Wicked Wedge and tearing off the wedge. Compound then landed a few more hits on Wicked Wedge before switching weapons and throwing Wicked Wedge around the arena. Eventually, Wicked Wedge tapped out, giving the win to Compound.

#### Compound vs Silk

The fight started with both bots spinning up and Silk throwing Compound into Bert. Compound lost its horizontal spinner and switched to the vertical with little effect. Silk then went to town on Compound who then tapped out.

#### Compound vs Black Adder

The fight started with both bots spinning up and breaking each other's weapons. Compound then spun up the vertical and tossed around Black Adder before losing that too. The fight turned into a shoving match where Compound tapped out with seconds left on the clock.

## Fight record

 Silk | Loss
 Black Adder | Loss

Overall record: 1-2
Bucky the Beaverbot

*For the Dutch Heavyweight, see Beaverbot*

**Bucky the Beaverbot** was a superheavyweight robot that fought in the final two seasons of BattleBots. It was a four-wheel drive robot armed with a spiked wedge and a rear spinning disc. Unfortunately, it never made it past the preliminary bouts and thus never fought on television.

## Robot History

### Season 4.0

Bucky the Beaverbot was first scheduled to fight White Rabbit, but White Rabbit was unable to get running, so the team forfeited (White Rabbit did not officially compete and get accepted).

Therefore, Bucky the Beaverbot got a bye and advanced to the second preliminary round, where it faced The Locksmith. The fight had to be postponed twice (by the Locksmith team), before it officially happened. When it did, Bucky the Beaverbot fearlessly rammed into its spinning opponent, and The Locksmith stopped moving. Bucky the Beaverbot turned around and ground up The Locksmith with its disc as it was counted out.

This advanced Bucky the Beaverbot through to the first taped and final preliminary round against IceBerg. For this fight, the team removed the front spikes in order to have a lower ground clearance and get underneath IceBerg. this strategy worked at first, as IceBerg was having trouble moving and so Bucky the Beaverbot was able to get around it and push it around. After about a minute of this, IceBerg gained control of the fight and was able to maneuver Bucky the Beaverbot into the pulverizer until it had to let go, and then repeat the cycle. This dominance meant Bucky the Beaverbot lost the judge's decision, 27-18.

### Season 5.0

Bucky the Beaverbot returned largely unchanged, and was scheduled first to battle the new Odin II. In the battle, Bucky the Beaverbot was damaged heavily by Odin II's spinning blade, and it was knocked out.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 2
Billy

Billy is a beetleweight undercutter from Mallowbots that competed in the NHRL 2020 and 2021 seasons. Billy shared a similar design with Wumbo, except it had a front fork to keep it stable. However, it didn't have polycarbonate wheels, and instead settled for standard foam wheels. Surprisingly, Billy saw much success, being the champion of its first-ever NHRL event. Billy absolutely destroyed many big names of the sport such as Jack Rabbit and Fully Defined, but retired after the NHRL 2021 December finals.
Clod Hopper

**Clod Hopper** was a robot from Bideford in Devon that competed in the Heavyweight Sprint during Series 3 of Techno Games in 2002. It was finished in four months and is powered by starter motors. Its name and design were a direct play on the 'clodhopper' shoe. In its lone appearance, it performed well as finished third overall after beating Kingshurst Flyer and Black Widow.

## Robot History

In Clod Hopper's first heat, it went up against Kingshurst Flyer. Clod Hopper got the quicker start and started losing direction at the 5m mark. Clod Hopper used its turntable to turn itself around and was still in the lead. In the end, Clod Hopper finished at 1:28:00 seconds and Kingshurst Flyer finished second at 2:14:43 seconds. This automatic win put Clod Hopper to the semifinals of the Heavyweight Sprint.

In its semifinal heat, it went up against the reigning Heavyweight Sprint champion Ulysses. This was all about Ulysses as it went across Clod Hopper's lane and crashed against the wall. Ulysses easily passed Clod Hopper and finished first at 45:94 seconds. Clod Hopper was going backwards and turned itself around to finish second at 1:13:87 seconds. Despite this loss, it had another chance to receive the bronze medal and went up against Black Widow.

At first, it was neck and neck between the two machines until Black Widow started slowing down and broke down all together. Clod Hopper easily passed the immobile Black Widow and turned itself backwards to finish first at 1:36:04 seconds. With Black Widow never finishing, Clod Hopper finished third place overall and it received the bronze medal in the Heavyweight Sprint.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 1
Cybot

## Overview

Cybot is a Vector kit with a sticker on it to tell it apart from the others.

#### Cybot vs Meili

The fight started with both bots spinning up and jostling for position befoire Cybot tore off one of Meili's wheels. Cybot then tore the other wheel to shreds and threw Meili into the wall in the process. Meili was counted out and the win went to Cybot.

#### Cybot vs Jack Rabbit

The fight started with both bots spinning up and going for a weapon to weapon hit that popped Cybot in the air and tore its belt off which caused Cybot to tap out.

#### Cybot vs Squishy

The fight started with both bots spinning up and jostling for position. Both bots tried to outdrive each other and fling each other into the wall, but Squishy ultimately managed to do more damage to Cybot's wheels. Eventually, Cybot lost its weapon and tapped out, giving the win to Squishy.

### Norwalk Havoc Robot League September 2020

#### Cybot vs Mondo Bizarro

The fight started with both bots spinning up and Cybot throwing Mondo into the wall which caused it to lose drive on one side. Cybot was then thrown into Brett by Mondo who then lost drive completely. Mondo Bizarro was counted out and Cybot won.

#### Cybot vs Eruption

The fight started with an attempted box rush from Eruption which failed. The two then traded shots for a while before Eruption shot Cybot into the ceiling twice. Eventually, Eruption's assault proved too much for Cybot who stopped moving and was counted out, giving Eruption the win.

#### Cybot vs Project Liftoff

The fight started with Cybot spinning up and fighting the minibot while Project Liftoff attempted to spin up. Project Liftoff then hockey pucked off the wall and into the minibot which tore off both back wheels. After a while, Project Liftoff randomly died and tapped out to save the minibot.

#### Cybot vs Blackbird

The fight started with Blackbird going on the offensive and attacking Cybot. Blackbird then hid by Brett to try and trick Cybot into attacking the house robot. The two robots then went weapon to weapon which caused Blackbird to get stuck on its side. Blackbird then jammed Cybot's weapon and kept attacking. Cybot then tapped out which gave the win to Blackbird.

### Norwalk Havoc Robot League November 2020

#### Cybot vs Heli\_os

The fight started with Heli\_os spinning up and Cybot having weapon problems. Heli\_os' weapon was too high to hit Cybot and the fight became a shoving match that went to the judges where Heli\_os won.

#### Cybot vs Eruption

Cybot could not get its weapon running in time and had to forfeit.
Black Widow

**This article is a disambiguation page for Black Widow**

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* Black Widow (UK)
* Black Widow (Lightweight)
* Black Widow (Extreme Warriors)
* Black Widow (BattleBots)

Black Widow (UK)Black Widow (Lightweight)
Bot MATE-Tricks

## Overview

**Bot MATE-Tricks** was a robot built by Team-MATE that competed at the inaugural *Depth Charge: Underwater Robot Challenge* competition. Bot MATE-Tricks used a quartet of 101 lb-thrust motors in a diamond configuration to give it excellent underwater maneuverability, and was armed with a multitude of weapons, including a thermal lance, horizontal cutting saws, and "bang stick" using a 22-gauge shotgun shell, for the one-on-one combat events.

## Robot History

### Depth Charge: Underwater Robot Challenge

Bot MATE-Tricks had to face off against four other teams along with the house robot, and were considered the least experienced underdog team, consisting primarily of high-school and college students. In the end, Bot MATE-Tricks was able to win the competition, earning the "God of the Sea" trophy.

#### Skill Contests

Slalom - 5 points

Tractor Pull - 5 points

Hurricane Race - DNF

Overall Placement: 2nd Place (10 Points)

#### Combat Rounds

Vs. Dangerous Donut - Won

Vs. Ducky - Won

Vs. Eyeball - Won

## Results

* Wins: 3
* Losses: 0
Black Soul Empire

**Black Soul Empire** (sometimes abbreviated to **BSE**) is a dome-shaped Russian robot.

It competed in the Rise of the Machines event in Moscow in 2016.

## Robot History

### 2016

BSE took on the eventual Champion **Kolovrat** in Round 1, the match ended in a draw. It then took on **Kubanoyd** in the Quarter Finals and lost.

 Quarter Final

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
* Draws: 1
Candy Reloaded

**Candy Reloaded** (Thai: ขนมชั้น Reloaded) was a robot from Thailand that competed at the first Seacon War of Steel. It was a six-wheeled, green, gray, and black, box-shaped robot with a wedge at the front similar in design to American *Robotica* competitor Hamerschlag. Candy Reloaded featured a colorful candy gradient green paintjob with a monster on the top, and teeth painted on the wedge. It did decently in competition, beating Ranger, but losing its second match to Integral Mechatroics.

It's name was likely based on the candy paintjob of the robot itself.

## Robot History

### Seacon War of Steel 1

Candy Reloaded's first match was against Ranger. It won the match, and advanced to Round 2 where it faced Integral Mechatroics. This match started with Integral Mechatroics not moving at all as Candy Reloaded charged at it, however Integral wasn't counted out yet, and a driving error caused Candy Reloaded to drive onto Integral's lifter. Integral Mechatronics then lifted Candy Reloaded, unable to free itself so it was counted out, and eliminated despite its opponent not moving a single inch during the match.

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 1
Chains Addiction

Chains Addiction was a heavyweight robot which competed in Season 4.0 of Comedy Central's BattleBots.

It was a pink and green full-body spinner armed with four swinging chains with steel blocks attached to the ends which were eventually removed for unknown reasons. These chains could be spun up to 4,000rpm, with a maximum tip speed of up to 480mph. The outside shell was also made of 1/4" steel plate.[1]

Despite the potent statistics for its weapon, Chains Addition enjoyed limited success, losing its first and only match against M.O.E.

The team that built Chains Addiction also built a superheavyweight called GoPostal which competed in Season 3.0.

The name is most likely a pun of Jane's Addiction, an American rock band. The team name is also most likely a reference to fellow rock band, Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds.
BravePart

**BravePart** was a middleweight robot which competed in the final season of BattleBots. It was a four-wheeled box-shaped robot armed with three lifting spikes. It performed decently in competition, winning three battles before losing to Spike Demon in the round of 64.
BravePart's name was likely a pun on Braveheart.

The team that built BravePart also built the lightweight PitBot.

BravePart competed after BattleBots under the name VanillaBot.

## Robot History

BravePart's first match was against Bigger-MisDirection. BravePart won by KO and advanced to the next preliminary round, where it faced Fork. BravePart won on a 27-18 judge's decision and advanced to the final preliminary round, where it faced Bovine Intervention. BravePart won on a close 25-20 judge's decision and advanced to the TV rounds, where it faced Spike Demon.

In the match, both robots were pushing each other around the BattleBox. At one point in the match, BravePart was sent flying over Spike Demon courtesy of the killsaws. At the 1:40 mark, BravePart pushed Spike Demon onto the killsaws and was also sent flying around the BattleBox. After Spike Demon tried to push BravePart toward the killsaws again, the time ran out and Spike Demon won on a close 24-21 judge's decision. This meant that BravePart was eliminated from the tournament.

Because it lost in the round of 64, BravePart couldn't participate the middleweight consolation rumble at the end of the tournament. Even if it did, it wouldn't come back for the middleweight royal rumble due to an incident with Nightmare in the heavyweight consolation rumble which resulted in all the rumbles getting cancelled.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 3
* Losses: 1
Cabrakan

* Cabrakan 2
* Cabrakan

**Cabrakan** is a heavyweight robot that was built for the live events originally as a joint team project between David Weston, Dave Lawrie & Marco Branco from Team Godzilla. There was two versions that fought throughout 2009 and 2010.

## Versions of Cabrakan

### Cabrakan

The first version of Cabrakan was a small two-wheel driven box-shaped robot powered by wheelchair motors and was armed with a static chisel to cause damage when ramming at speed, it was also effective for pushing. It was armoured in HDPE & steel and it always made look fights look great at events due to it's "underdog" appearance.

### Cabrakan 2

At the end of 2009, the rights to Cabrakan were handed over to David Weston who had built a new one for 2010. Cabrakan 2 was a totally different design to its predecessor being box-wedge shaped and armed with an electric lifter powered by a linear actuator. However this version had design flaws and was not very reliable so was scrapped by the end of the year.

## History

### 2009 UK Championships

Cabrakan participated in the 2009 UK Championships where it managed to win its first battle against Apocalypse in Round 1 at Barnsley after it got stuck on the pit and sunk out of sight after the pit release button was pressed but it didn't win any of its other battles in the tournament. It lost to Iron-Awe 5 in Round 2 at Cardiff after it was thrown around by the defending champion before reversing into the pit by accident. It then competed in Round 4 at Swindon but lost its battle to Ripper Evo and also lost its battle in Round 5 at Guildford to Barbaric Response, meaning that Cabrakan did not have a lot of points to earn itself a place in the finals at Wigan. However, team member David Weston did win the award at the end of the year for Best Sportsmanship award, an achievement which could be associated with Cabrakan.

### 2010 UK Championships

Cabrakan came back as Cabrakan 2 for the 2010 UK Championships hosted by Roaming Robots & Robots Live! but unfortunately due to design flaws with it, it struggled to make any impact in its fights. In Round 1 at Barnsley, it lost after it was pitted by Meggamouse after it suffered from traction issues. In Round 2 at Whitwick, it was defeated by Weird mAlice, in Round 3 at Nottingham, it was defeated by Tiberius 4 after it was squeezed a lot before being pitted. In Round 4 at Burgess-Hill, it was defeated by top seed Maelstrom, in Round 5 at Brentwood, it had lost to Ripper. In Round 6 at Norwich, it lost to Toon Raider so therefore it had failed to score any points at all for the final.

## Results

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 10
Blue Flame (Rocket Car)

## Overview

**Blue Flame** was a Funny Car robot. It appeared in the 2003 Techno Games where it lost in its Heat.

## Robot History

### Techno Games 2003

In its Heat, Blue Flame was against Bullet, The Phoenix II and Not the Headless Chicken. The Phoenix II failed to move as the remaining three shot off at the same time. However, Not the Headless Chicken slowed down and hit the side wall, leaving both Blue Flame and Bullet to race ahead and in an extremely close finish, with Bullet winning just about.
Chopper (Canada)

**Chopper** is a US Antweight class robot that competed at Kilobots XXXVII. It was a two wheel drive horizontal bar spinner equipped with a hooked bar. Despite motor mount troubles, Chopper proved quite effective at its inaugural event, taking second place after several knockouts.

## Robot History

### Kilobots XXXVII

Chopper received a bye in the opening round.

Chopper's first opponent was Mini Turtle. Mini Turtle tentatively advanced forward as Chopper slowly advanced and spun up its weapon. Possibly due to driver error, Mini Turtle then backed up and into the open pushout, giving Chopper the win.

Chopper's next opponent was Viper demonstrator Lift. Chopper lost this fight and dropped into the loser's bracket.

Chopper was matched up against modified Viper kit Cupcake. Chopper won this fight and advanced.

Chopper then fought another Viper demonstrator, Spin. Chopper won this fight and advanced.

Now in the finals of the loser's bracket, Chopper faced Lift again. This time, Chopper won, advancing to the antweight rookie finals.

Chopper's opponent in the finals was Viper kit DERP bot. Chopper lost this fight, finishing in second place.

Chopper did not return for the antweight rumble.

## Results

 Lift
 Cupcake
 Spin
 Lift
 DERP bot

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 4
* Losses: 2
Coffin-Bot

Coffin-Bot was a competitor from Season 1 of Robot Wars: Extreme Warriors. As its name suggested, it was shaped like a coffin, made of wood and was armed with a spinning disc, making it resemble the Series 6 and 7 version of British competitor Disc-O-Inferno. It competed in the US Championship after Skullmania had to pull out of the competition with irreparable technical difficulties, but didn't advance past the first round.

Coffin-Bot was the only competitor from the first US championship whose team did not make another appearance.

## Robot History

Coffin-Bot clashed with Unibite early in the battle, before pushing The Revolutionist. The Revolutionist retaliated by pushing Coffin-Bot across the arena and into a CPZ, where it struggled with its maneuverability. Sergeant Bash gripped Coffin-Bot, however Coffin-Bot hung on until the end of the fight for the judges' decision. The judges decision went for The Revolutionist, and Coffin-Bot was eliminated from the competition.

## Results

Extreme Warriors
Season 1.0
Sobek
The Revolutionist
Tricerabot
Unibite

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Crasha Gnasha

**Crasha Gnasha** was a heavyweight robot that competed in Series 3 of *Robot Wars*. It lost its only battle to Fire Storm after being flipped and immobilized in the opening moments of the battle. It was a blue and white, three-wheeled robot designed and built to resemble a 'mutant robot shark'. Its was armed with a rear-mounted, 4lb swinging hammer hidden inside the robot's 'tail fin', and a circular saw mounted inside its 'mouth'. The hammer was hinged from the side and was designed to swing sideways as the robot turned, causing damage to side armour and wheels whenever it hit, while the saw was a cut-off type as used by the Swedish Air Force to cut people out of plane wreckage.
Despite boasting a unique design, Crasha Gnasha suffered from a high ground clearance, lightweight construction and an inability to self-right. These issues quickly led to its defeat at the flipper of Fire Storm.

## Robot History

In its first battle of the Third Wars, Crasha Gnasha faced Fire Storm. It immediately turned round in an attempt to hit its opponent with its hammer, but was scooped up and slammed into the arena wall by Fire Storm, with the impact turning it over in a cloud of smoke and bending its 'head' back. Due to being unable to self-right, Crasha Gnasha was immobilized and seized by Sergeant Bash, before being dragged across the arena whilst the House Robot's pincers crushed its 'mouth'. Dead Metal and Matilda joined in the attack, with Dead Metal slicing through Crasha Gnasha's rear castor wheel and sawing it off before 'cease' was called. Crasha Gnasha was subsequently eliminated from the Third Wars, and did not compete in any other series of *Robot Wars*.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Cyberknight

**Cyberknight** was Team Minus Zero's entry in the 1995 US Robot Wars. It was a box shape with two horizontal circular saws (one mounted close to the ground and mounted higher up). Its first battle was against Spirit of Frank which it won then it fought and lost to the eventual Runner-Up Thor. Team Minus Zero had fought with a Heavyweight called TMZ and a Lightweight of the same name the previous year and from the following year onwards they fought with TerMinal FrenZy, later simplified to frenZy.

## Results

1995
Division
 2

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 1
Bot-6:00

**Bot-6:00** was a Featherweight robot built by Team Cerebral Machines that competed in RoboGames 2005, and 2006. It was a clear, invertible, six wheeled robot armed with a steep segemented wedge on the front, and back. It performed decently, winning the Bronze Medal in 2006. Bot-6:00 also attempted to enter ROBOLympics 2004 as 6:00 however it did not wind up competing.

## Robot History

### RoboGames 2005

After receiving a bye in the first round Bot-6:00's first opponent was Intrusive Interloper 1.5. It lost this match, and was sent to the loser's bracket where it faced Rover. It won this match, and advanced to the next round where it faced Knuckle Buster. It lost this match, and was eliminated from the competition.

### RoboGames 2006

After receiving a bye in the first round, Bot-6:00's first opponent was Proteus. It won this match, and advanced to the quarterfinals where it faced Gnome Portal. It won this match, and still in the quarterfinals faced Killabyte next. This match started with Killabyte spinning up to speed, Bot-6:00 box rushed it, but got sent spinning away by Killabyte for its troubles.
Bot-6:00 then slammed into Killabyte sending it flying into the rails, however Killabyte recovered, and Bot-6:00 repeated the attack. Like last time Killabyte was sent flying into the rails, unlike last time however the attack did serious damage to Bot-6:00, which tapped out.

This loss put Bot-6:00 in the loser's bracket final where it faced Gnome Portal again. It lost, and was eliminated from the competition, and took home the Bronze Medal. RoboGames 2006 would prove to be Bot-6:00's last event, as it was retired afterwards.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 3
* Losses: 4

 RoboGames 2006
Gnome Portal
Gnome Portal
TegaTypes

## Overview

### Biology

Tega-Types do NOT have human genders, and they are all considered "intersex" by human classification. They are a trisexual society, consisting of "Agak," "Budej," and "Codogo," also known as A, B, and C. A types can impregnate B types, B can go with C, and C can go with A. Tega-types are usually polyamorous, but some prefer to have one mate. They typically all go by "She" or "They" in human languages, because they feel that is the closest synonym for them in terms of pronouns.  All tega-types refer to each other with the pronoun "Ga" in their language. It roughly translates to "person" or "being". "Tega" literally means "\_\_ from Te", with the suffixes meaning different things depending on which one. For example, "Tegavol" would literally translate to "Vol person of Te", with"Vol" itself being a shortened version of "Volatepa," the native area of that subspecies. Tegas most closely resemble reptilian creatures, though most of them have fur.
Blackdevil Warzone

**Blackdevil Warzone** was a Dutch robot built by Team RCC, which competed in the second series of Dutch Robot Wars. It reached the second round before losing to Neater.

Blackdevil was the nickname of Barry van Hees, the team member who owned the robot, and Warzone was the name of the robot itself.

## Robot History

Blackdevil Warzone competed in Heat A, and fought Namazu in its first-round battle. It immediately drove into Namazu as the battle began, briefly being lifted up by the latter's wedge, before getting its drum up to speed and hitting Namazu's back. Blackdevil Warzone grazed Namazu's back for a second time, before slamming side-on into Namazu, immobilising it on one side and causing its left legs to dig into the arena floor. Blackdevil Warzone continued attacking Namazu before pressing the pit release button, after which Namazu was counted out by Refbot, dragged to the Flame Pit by Growler and pitted.

In the second round, Blackdevil Warzone faced Neater. The two robots collided head-on in the opening seconds, with Blackdevil Warzone hitting and buckling Neater's scoop as it dodged the latter's initial axe blows. Eventually, Blackdevil Warzone was caught by Neater, although Neater's axe was too long for it to reach its top panel or wheels, before pushing Neater back and driving straight into an angle grinder. Blackdevil Warzone appeared to lose speed after this, with Neater striking Blackdevil Warzone's top panel and left-hand wheel a few times as it steadily pushed it towards the Flame Pit. Escaping over the Flame Pit, Blackdevil Warzone was pushed around in circles once again by Neater, and appeared to lose drive to one side after becoming pinned between Neater and an angle grinder. Growler rammed Neater away as the two robots strayed close to his CPZ, before Blackdevil Warzone was counted out after struggling to move with its damaged wheels. Dead Metal sliced into Blackdevil Warzone's top panel twice before it crawled slowly away from the wall, with Blackdevil Warzone being eliminated from Dutch Series 2 as a result.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 1
Clean Sweeper

**Clean Sweeper** is a Middleweight robot built by Team Cire that competed at RoboGames 2017. It is a scaled up version of the teams Antweight, Jamón. It is a red, and black, invertible robot with a skull, and two brooms painted on the front which also has some lights.
Like Jamón, Clean Sweeper does not have any wheels. Instead it had eight brushes, four on the top, and bottom of the robot, and two vertical spinning bars at the front which not only served as the robots weaponry, but also its mobility. To move it would spin up, and spin down the weapons individually.

Despite coming into the event with a design that was unproven in any weight classes above the insects, Clean Sweeper did well in competition, reaching the second round of the quarterfinals, and becoming a crowd favorite in its first ever battle.

It closely resembles the German Robot Wars champion Black Hole.

## Robot History

Clean Sweeper's first match ever was against The Deliverer. This match started with Clean Sweeper spinning up, as The Deliverer, whose weapon wasn't even working charged onto a floor seam. This caused The Deliverer's top armor to peel up. Clean Sweeper then delivered hit to the front of The Deliverer, popping it into the air, and ripping a chunk off but The Deliverer landed on its wheels. The Deliverer drove away, and as it was doing so the top armor fell completely off, Clean Sweeper then used its weapon to flip The Deliverer. Unable to move, The Deliverer was counted out, giving Clean Sweeper the win by KO.

This put Clean Sweeper in the next round where it faced Doom on you!. This match started with both bots getting up to speed, and moving towards each other. Clean Sweeper got the first hit in, popping Doom on you! into the air, however Doom on you! recovered, and delivered a hit to the side of Clean Sweeper, sending it flying. Doom on you! then slammed into the front of Clean Sweeper, causing damage to its armor. However when Doom on you! attempted to repeat that attack, one of Clean Sweeper's bar spinners caught the weapon belt of Doom on you!, ripping it off. Clean Sweeper then flipped Doom on You, and it was counted out, giving Clean Sweeper another win by KO.

This put Clean Sweeper in the quarterfinals where it faced Touro Classic where it lost. It then fought catKong in order to redeem itself but was eliminated after losing this match.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 2
Billy-Bot

**Billy-Bot** was a heavyweight robot which competed in the final two seasons of BattleBots. It was an arrow-shaped robot armed with an overhead spinning saw (later a spinning blade) and a front spike. It didn't perform well in competition, winning only one battle overall.

## Robot History

### Season 4.0

Billy Bot fought Phrizbee in one of the most destructive matches of the tournament. The two bots were even at first- Billy Bot's saw and Phrizbee's spinning teeth clashed and made a lot of noise and sparks. They kept colliding, until eventually, Phrizbee was showing a pattern of scratches and Billy Bot's saw stopped turning. Phrisbee took the opportunity and darted in, spinning against Billy Bot with its spinning body, causing several small hits. Billy Bot's parts began to fly, and each time Phrizbee ran into it and spun against its hull, more went spraying around the arena. Eventually, Billy Bot was missing its rear casters, the weapon assembly, and several other pieces. Responding to the chants of the audeince, Phrizbee's next hit knocked the ten-gallon hat off Billy Bot, and by the time the match ended, Billy Bot had more-or-less broken down. The judges scored 35-10 in favor of Phrizbee.

## Results

BattleBots Season 4.0
Division
of 128
 Comedy Central
BattleBots Season 5.0
Division
of 512
 Round
of 256

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 1
* Losses: 2
Commando (US)

**Commando** (later **Chicago Desperado**) was a middleweight robot which competed in TC Mechwars and Season 4.0 of BattleBots. It was a 4-wheel drive invertible robot armed with a front plow and a rear mounted spinning blade. Commando had a lot pushing power for a middleweight as it was powered by four large wheelchair motors. However it fought Against goudabot at Tc Mechwars 3 and Strange Brew and never returned for another Battlebots competition.
Bottom Feeder

## Overview

Bottom Feeder is a 4WD hobbyweight undercutter made by Absolute Chaos Robotics. Its design is an attempt to make a more stable undercutter after the unpredictability of ACR's long series of identical undercutters. One notable difference between this and Hot Leaf Juice is that Bottom Feeder runs twin weapon motors for redundancy whilke Hot Leaf Juice only has one. Bottom Feeder went 4-2 at its debut and managed to qualify for the NHRL 2022 Finals.

## Fight history

### Norwalk Havoc Robot League May 2022

#### Bottom Feeder vs Drago-Corn-a-Saurus

The fight started with Bottom Feeder spinning up and straight-up deleting one of the wheels off of half of Drago-Corn-a-Saurus. Bottom Feeder then landed a brutal hit that tore apart the damaged half, prompting Drago-Corn-a-Saurus to tap out.

#### Bottom Feeder vs Drop Kick

The fight started with both bots spinning up and exchanging a weapon to weapon shot that threw both bots across the arena. Bottom Feeder waqs flipped and Drop Kick took advantage of this to land several shots on Bottom Feeder and tear its disc out, prompting Bottom Feeder to tap out.

#### Bottom Feeder vs KillaJoule

The fight started with both bots spinning up and exchanging weapon to weapon shots that tore out KillaJoule's weapon, causing it to tap out.

#### Bottom Feeder vs Black Jack

The fight started with both bots spinning up and Bottom Feeder tearing a hole in Black Jack's wedge before flipping it twice and one-shotting the minibot. Bottom Feeder than landed a few more shots that killed Black Jack. Black Jack was counted out and the win went to Bottom Feeder.

#### Bottom Feeder vs Same Same But Different

The fight started with everyone spinning up and Bottom Feeder punting Same Force across the arena and one-shotting its weapon. Bottom Feeder then punted End Same into Same Force, one-shotting End Same, before landing the kill shot on Same Force. Fluffy tried to revive the clusterbot, but Same Same But Different was counted out, giving the win to Bottom Feeder.

#### Bottom Feeder vs YOB GNOL

The fight started with both bots spinning up and YOB GNOL popping off Bottom Feeder's weapon before punting Bottom Feeder around the arena. The entire fight was a one sided beatdown that went to the judges where YOB GNOL won.

## Fight record

 Drop Kick | Loss
 KillaJoule | Win
 Black Jack | Win
 Same Same But Different | Win
 YOB GNOL | Loss

Overall record: 4-2
Constrictor

**Constrictor** was Team UK Robotics' second entry in Robot Wars, after Rottweiler in Series 2. Constrictor fought in The Seventh Wars, losing in Round 2 to Tsunami and fought in 2003 Techno Games, losing in round 2 there too.

## Robot History

### 2003 Techno Games

It worked with Hellbent in the Football, forming The Skeleton Crew. The Skeleton Crew beat Team Snow Kat (the 2002 silver medalists) in round 1. They lost to MAKE Robotics 2 nil in the quarter-final.

### Series 7

In its first battle, Constrictor faced the experienced Fluffy and Killer Carrot 2 as well as newcomers Scarey-Go-Round. Constrictor's first attack was a drive into Killer Carrot 2, before it failed to get purchase on its opponent while raising its weapon - knocking the protective panel from its own weapon backwards. Constrictor continued to tussle with Killer Carrot 2 and slid under the front of its opponent, forcing its front upwards. Killer Carrot 2 then clamped down onto the top of Constrictor with its flipper and pushed it backwards, with Constrictor's protective panel falling off as Scarey-Go-Round bumped into it. Constrictor made its way over to Scarey-Go-Round, but moved away after failing to get into position to lift it. Killer Carrot 2 engaged with Constrictor again as it forced it backwards with a strong ram before attempting in vain overturn Constrictor with a flip. All four robots then met in the centre of the arena where Constrictor came in with a couple of tentative nudges, before driving into Fluffy, which was showing little signs of mobility. Suddenly, Constrictor found itself perilously close to the pit, which Killer Carrot 2 had just descended. With time ticking down, Constrictor and Killer Carrot 2 continued to jostle with one another, before cease was called. The battle ended with no robot counted out or officially eliminated, but the judges decided that Constrictor and Killer Carrot 2 had done enough to progress to the second round.

In the next round, Constrictor faced the German robot Tsunami, which had flipped both Major Tom 3 and Diabolus out of the arena in its first round melee. Constrictor started by unsuccessfully trying to flick Tsunami up with its weapon before driving up onto Tsunami's front. The German machine threw Constrictor over - an attack which saw Constrictor's middle panel on top of it flop backwards. Constrictor flicked itself back over but failed with another lift of its weapon. Tsunami then came in with a strong side-on flip, sending Constrictor spiralling through the air once more and removing its top panel for a second battle in a row. Constrictor pressed itself upwards in an attempt to get itself the right way up again, but after multiple failed attempts to do so, Tsunami came in and lined up another attack, before driving Constrictor across the arena floor and hurling Constrictor out of the arena, eliminating it from the competition.

## Results

(Competing
with
Hellbent)
and
Snowstorm
 2
and
Tiger Moth
 UK Robot Wars Series 7
Killer Carrot 2,
Scarey-Go-Round
 Semi-Final

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 2
Burn

**Burn** (Thai: งานเผา) was a Lightweight robot that competed in the first Seacon War of Steel. It was a white, two-wheeled, invertible robot armed with a horizontal spinning bar. It did not do very well in competition losing to Solenoid in the first round after ironically catching on fire.

## Robot History

### Seacon War of Steel 1

Burn's first ever opponent was Solinoid. This match started with Solinoid spinning up, and ripping a rear panel off of Burn, which then spun up, and attempted to cause damage to Solinoid. However Burn's spinner was too high for the low slung Solinoud, which proceeded to rip even more chunks off of the rear of Burn.

Solenoid then got one more hit in on Burn before its spinner died, however the damage was already done as Burn was now spinning in circles. Shortly after this, Burn then died completely, and as it was being counted out started smoking, and caught on fire. The match was called, and Burn was eliminated from the competition.

## Results

### Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Bull Dog

## Overview

**Bull Dog** was a heavyweight robot built by Ian Watts. Its main weapon was a pneumatic flipper. Bull Dog was covered in fur, so if it matched up against a robot armed with a flamethrower it would light on fire, similar to Robot Wars fan favorite Diotoir. However, it was not chosen to compete in the main competition, instead being a reserve.
Ian Watts previously built Bigger Brother and Little Sister. Teammate John Frizell did not previously compete on BattleBots, but had participated and represented Canada in Robot Wars in the past with Terror Turtle and Steel Sandwich.

Bull Dog applied to compete in Season 2, but it was rejected possibly due to not being original enough. The team did compete in Season 2 however with Creepy Crawlies.

## Robot History

Despite not competing in the main competition, Bull Dog participated in a three bot rumble with Splatter and Stinger. Stinger lit Bulldog on fire and pushed it into Splatter. Splatter then pushed Bulldog into the killsaws. Bulldog lost overall to Stinger:The Killer Bee.

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

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Black Widow (Lightweight)

**Black Widow** was a lightweight robot which fought in US Robot Wars 1997 and Season 1.0 of Comedy Central BattleBots. It was a black two-wheel drive wedge with no active weapon. It had the red "hourglass" painted on the top as the name would imply. Black Widow didn't do well in competition, never winning a battle.

## Robot History

Black Widow's only match of the season was against Afterthought. During the fight, Black Widow's left-side armor plate got torn off by Afterthought, and it stopped moving soon after. This knockout loss meant Black Widow was eliminated from the tournament.

## Results

1997
Division
 2
 Loser's
Bracket
 Comedy Central
BattleBots Season 1.0
Division
of 32

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 3
Binky

**Binky** was a heavyweight robot, which competed in Series 3, as a substitute robot for Daisy, which broke down and was unable to participate in the battle. Binky lost in the first round against Aggrobot, and never returned.

## Robot History

Binky originally failed to qualify for Series 3, but was still used as a reserve robot for the series, and after Daisy was forced to withdraw due to mechanical failures, Binky was brought in at the last minute. In the first round of Heat C of the Third Wars, Binky was placed up against fellow newcomers Aggrobot, another very large robot. In the battle, Binky's body allowed it to weather Aggrobot's spike attacks, but then Binky broke down after being struck by an arena spike. Binky was then attacked by the house robots until cease was finally called, and was eliminated from the competition.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 0
* Losses: 1
Treidon

Treidon were one of the two ruling races of Malega, before it was exploded by the imps. Usually, treidon did not agree with kapanians on the treatment of imps, and were against slavery. Some still bought slaves and there are various famous treidon who kept imp and gremlin "slaves" for the sole purpose of saving them from the kapanians' cruel nature towards them.
Crudity 2

## Overview

Crudity 2 was a 2WD wedge made by Team Panic that was supposed to be the next version of Crudity Model, but it never competed. It was originally going to fight at RoboWars Nationals 2017, but it was not completed in time for the event and had to forfeit. It is known that the robot had a twin EDF system inside to generate extra pushing power.
Captain Insane-O

**Captain Insane-O** was a middleweight robot that fought in Season 4.0 of BattleBots. It was a box-shaped robot armed with a spinning drum and a rear wedge. It did decently, reaching the round of 64 before losing to Short Order Chef.

It was built by a college team from San Diego which had previously entered with the middleweight Mr. Sucko.

## Robot History

Captain Insane-O's first ever match was against Sawzz-All. Captain Insane-O took an early advantage by clashing weapons with Sawzz-All and stopped its spinning disc. Captain Insane-O continued attacking Sawzz-All with its spinning drum and flipped it over multiple times. Captain Insane-O's spinning drum stopped and started pushing Sawzz-All around the BattleBox. Captain Insane-O came back and delivered one more hit on Sawzz-All. Sawzz-All was being counted out and Captain Insane-O won by KO. This win put Captain Insane-O to the final preliminary round, where it faced Botulism.

In the beginning of the match, Botulism started spinning its dome and clashed with Captain Insane-O's spinning drum a few times. Soon there were dents in Botulism and something had broken on Captain Insane-O so that its spinning drum started hitting the BattleBox floor intermittently. The weapons continued to collide and when Botulism saw that it wasn't doing any more damage, Botulism started using its rear clamping arm. Botulism was lifting Captain Insane-O, but drops it on the BattleBox floor. Before the match ended, Captain Insane-O got one last good hit on Botulism. Captain Insane-O won on a 28-17 judge's decision and it was now in the TV rounds, where it faced Short Order Chef.

In the match, Short Order Chef was caught on the killsaws and landed on top of Captain Insane-O. After that, both robots would either avoid each other or started pushing each other. The time ran out soon after and Short Order Chef won on a close 23-22 judge's decision. This meant that Captain Insane-O was eliminated from the tournament.

Because it lost in the round of 64, Captain Insane-O couldn't participate the middleweight consolation rumble at the end of the tournament.

## Wins/Losses

* Wins: 2
* Losses: 1
Crisis

## Overview

Crisis is a beetleweight gyrowalker that went 1-2 at its first and only competition to date.

## Fight history

### Norwalk Havoc Robot League July 18th 2020

#### Crisis vs Project Liftoff

The fight started with Crisis spinning up and faceplanting as Project Liftoff got up to speed. Project Liftoff then landed a hit on Crisis that killed itself. Project Liftoff then tapped out.

#### Crisis vs Silent X

The fight started with both bots spinning up and Crisis flipping itself. Eventually, Crisis self righted only for Silent X to flip it on its face again later. An Encore was called, but Crisis was counted out and the win went to Silent X.

#### Crisis vs Nitro Hornet

The fight started with both bots spinning up and jostling for position before Nitro Hornet flipped Crisis. Crisis was counted out and the win went to Nitro Hornet.

## Fight record

 Silent X | Loss
 Nitro Hornet | Loss

Overall record: 1-2