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Robot Master
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A scientist who specializes in building or maintaining robots. If he is a Mad Scientist, this skill will probably manifest as an ability to effortlessly manufacture Mecha-Mooks in bulk. Robots don't have to be his only area of expertise (as a mad scientist, he's probably also an Omnidisciplinary Scientist), but he's a Robot Master if robot-making is far and away his most commonly displayed skill. For instance, Doctor Doom is a scientist who builds robots periodically, but fellow Fantastic Four enemy the Mad Thinker builds robots virtually every time he appears. Just building one robot doesn't qualify you for this trope. This is for people whose resumés are more than 50% taken up with robot-building or at least robot-fixing. Not to be confused with the Mega Man (Classic) Robot Masters, though this trope does apply to their creators. May or may not overlap with Marionette Master. Many Igors qualify, depending on their bosses' area of expertise. Compare with Drone Deployer and The Turretmaster (for different kind of "robots") and Wicked Toymaker. If you were looking for a robot that is a master, see Master Computer. |
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Dr. Franklin from The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman, who created an army of fembots. | |
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Doctor Tenma and Doctor Ochanomizu from Astro Boy. | |
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In Five Nights at Freddy's, Big Bad William Afton was a roboticist and Serial Killer who used his talents to create his own line of Suck E. Cheese's to prey on children in. | |
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In Professor Layton and the Curious Village, we have Bruno, who built ALL of the inhabitants of St. Mystere with the exception of the late Baron Reinhold's daughter, Flora | |
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Wonder Woman (1942): Byrna Brilyant, the "Snowman", is a brilliant roboticist who used her chemist father's notes to create a weather machine, and her own know how to make a battalion of identical rocket propelled robots and matching Powered Armor equipped with a Freeze Ray. | |
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Adam Link's "father", Dr. Link. | |
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Frankenstein: Though only the first film would retain the name Fritz (later films renamed him Ygor or Igor), Dr. Frankenstein's hunchbacked assistant Fritz actually dates back to early 19th century stage adaptations of Mary Shelley's novel. | |
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Bolivar Trask, creator of the X-Men's robot nemeses, the Sentinels. | |
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Victor Frankenstein, although he only ever got around to building one and a half androids (two, in the film sequel). | |
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Dr. Von Richter from Cybersix specialized in biological androids. | |
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Tyranik from ManTech was driven mad by the same ancient "knowledge ray" that taught him about robotics, so he wants to wipe out mankind and replace it with robots. | |
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Dr. Elvin Atombender in Impossible Mission: "Destroy him, my robots!" | |
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Justice League of America: Dr. T.O. Morrow, creator of Red Tornado, Tomorrow Woman, and assorted other bots. They tend to rebel on him, but since he's evil, that's usually a good thing. Ironically, Morrow has at times expressed pride that he's capable of creating androids so intelligent they're capable of going against their programming and rebelling against him. Professor Ivo built Amazo, a robot capable of mimicking his enemies' powers. |
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Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter has (despite the title) Frankenstein's granddaughter Maria as the Mad Scientist, with her brother Rudolph as her sidekick. | |
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Nathan from Ex Machina. | |
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Grant Imahara on MythBusters, who created various bots for that show, worked on R2-D2 for the Star Wars prequels, and created the robot skeleton Geoff Peterson for Craig Ferguson. | |
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Dr. Wily and Dr. Light from the Mega Man (Classic) games, whose main robots are coincidentally known as Robot Masters. | |
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Jail Scaglietti from Lyrical Nanoha. He also builds cyborgs. | |
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Lord Dread from Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future took over the world with robots. | |
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Winry of Fullmetal Alchemist is constantly repairing robotic limbs and such. | |
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The Katayanagi twins from Scott Pilgrim, though the building itself happens off-screen. In the comics, anyway; the film changes them to techno-themed Musical Assassins. | |
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Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman (1942): Byrna Brilyant, the "Snowman", is a brilliant roboticist who used her chemist father's notes to create a weather machine, and her own know how to make a battalion of identical rocket propelled robots and matching Powered Armor equipped with a Freeze Ray. Doctor Cyber traditionally has a legion of robotic assassins at her beck and call. |
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Jack Spicer from Xiaolin Showdown uses a wide array of robots in addition to the series's magical MacGuffins. | |
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Ming's flunky Dr. Tav from Flash Gordon (1979). Dr. Tav invented Ming's army of Mecha-Mooks. | |
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Young Frankenstein has the doc's descendent, Dr. Frederick "Frahnkensteen", and his hunchbacked assistant, Igor (pronounced EYE-gor). | |
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Tobey from WordGirl, with his mega-giant-attack robots. | |
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Dr. T.O. Morrow, creator of Red Tornado, Tomorrow Woman, and assorted other bots. They tend to rebel on him, but since he's evil, that's usually a good thing. Ironically, Morrow has at times expressed pride that he's capable of creating androids so intelligent they're capable of going against their programming and rebelling against him. | |
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The Transformers: The Quintessons, who may or may not be machines themselves, are perhaps the biggest example in the franchise. They're the original creators of the entire Transformer race, and seem to have created several species of metallic minions like their Sharkticons and Allicons. Some media credits them with the direct creation of the animalistic Decepticon combiner teams of the Predacons and Terrorcons. They seem to have a thing for making transforming animal robots. The supercomputer TORQ-III from the episode "Day of the Machines" is described as a "machine that can build other machines." When Megatron reprograms TORQ to be hostile, TORQ commands all of the robots he's built to go on a rampage. Any of the "medic" characters, like Ratchet or First Aid, would qualify for "maintaining" robots. As Mechanical Lifeforms, they just think of it in different terms. Wreck-Gar and Alpha Trion would probably count, too. Dr. Fujiyama, creator of Nightbird the robot ninja. |
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In Sentinels of the Multiverse, the villain Omnitron builds Drones to fight the heroes, while the hero Unity creates mechanical golems that do her fighting for her. | |
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Dr. Nightmare, a Space Ghost villain who builds Mechanical Monsters. | |
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In The Adventures of Dr. McNinja, Sean "Dark Smoke Puncher" McNinja likes to build robot animals with laser vision and stuff. Their main job is to guard the family home, but that's just an excuse—he just likes making the suckers. | |
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Fallout: New Vegas Mr. House of New Vegas has elements of this himself — while his skills extended quite a bit beyond robots, it was a major focus of him and the company he created, RobCo, and in the modern day his influence on the outside world mainly occurs through controlled and sometimes modified Securitrons. He's also implied to have had a hand in the creation of Liberty Prime. In theory, this is 0's job in Big MT in Fallout: New Vegas Old World Blues. In practice, while he's not too bad at the mechanical side of things (his modification of RobCo's Securitrons are more powerful, despite having been in the open seemingly without maintenance for centuries), his software skills are... not quite up to the task (his robots either a) have gone berserk or b) hates their job). |
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Dr. Rotwang from Tiger & Bunny. | |
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In Homestuck, the Troll Equius Zahhak is quite skilled at building robots and cybernetic limbs. He does this so that he can blow off steam by fighting killer robots. | |
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Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man has the generally well-intentioned Dr. Mannering revive the monster. Dr. Frankenstein's beautiful granddaughter Elsa is hanging around, too. | |
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The owner and employees of Rossum's Universal Robots in R.U.R., which famously coined the word "robot". | |
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Ju Shifang from Sword & Fairy 6 is a playable example. He builds remotely-controlled robotic bears in Wuxia setting! He carries one of them around in backpack form, and deploys it when battle begins. | |
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All Incarnations of Dr. Hell from the Mazinger series are this to varying degrees. | |
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The Followers of the Light from Shogun Warriors are aliens who built the titular Humongous Mecha to fight giant monsters. | |
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DuckTales (1987): Gyro Gearloose. After one disaster, Scrooge McDuck specifically forbade Gyro from making robots, because A.I. Is a Crapshoot. At least once Gyro attempted to get around this restriction by building piloted robots, and rather than causing mayhem on their own, the Beagle Boys simply stole them and caused mayhem anyway. He tried once more in the third season, building a sentient robot maid who promptly fell in Mad Love with Fenton and went berserk; Gyro was ultimately able to pacify her without having to junk her, though. Third time's the charm, apparently. Gyro's bad track record with robots is played up even more in the 2017 reboot. Frustration with his robots "turning evil" is actually what drives him to bypass A.I. entirely and build the piloted Gizmoduck suit instead. He did manage to create one robot that never went evil on its own, though: 2B0, AKA B.O.Y.D. |
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Gyro's bad track record with robots is played up even more in the 2017 reboot. Frustration with his robots "turning evil" is actually what drives him to bypass A.I. entirely and build the piloted Gizmoduck suit instead. He did manage to create one robot that never went evil on its own, though: 2B0, AKA B.O.Y.D. | |
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In theory, this is 0's job in Big MT in Fallout: New Vegas Old World Blues. In practice, while he's not too bad at the mechanical side of things (his modification of RobCo's Securitrons are more powerful, despite having been in the open seemingly without maintenance for centuries), his software skills are... not quite up to the task (his robots either a) have gone berserk or b) hates their job). | |
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Gene Simmons' Dr. Luther from Runaway not only builds killer drones, he also sabotages existing household robots so they'll go berserk on command. | |
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe version of Tony Stark/Iron Man is portrayed as one. While he prefers to build high-tech armor for himself, he has also programmed complex A.I.s such as JARVIS and keeps a couple of robotic arms that he built as a kid as his pets. This escalates in Iron Man 3 when he has JARVIS take control of his extra suits; and then in Avengers: Age of Ultron he has a set of autonomous "Iron Legion" bots and is a major factor in creating both Ultron and Vision. | |
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Metal Knight, and to a lesser extent Child Emperor, from One-Punch Man. | |
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Fallout 4 The Mechanist is an expert of robotics and has an army of robot for terrorizing the Commonwealth and killing everything coming across their path, complete with a factory as the lair to mass produce the robots. You can become one after acquiring the Robot Workshop as well. The Institute, and Father, also qualify to some extent with their synths: machines that emulate the appearance and behaviors of humans. While Gen 1 and Gen 2 synths look more like mannequins than people, Gen 3 synths are practically indistinguishable from humans. How much the Institute qualifies as robot masters is largely dependent on whether one considers synths to be mere machines or living beings. |
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Dr. Proton, in Duke Nukem, took over an entire city with the TechBots he'd built, not to mention the moon base (in Episode 2) and a city in the far-flung future (in Episode 3). This aspect was very much downplayed by the time of his appearance the 2011 game's DLC, "The Doctor Who Cloned Me", though the 2001 version might've seen him play a larger role, Robot Master status included. Mech Morphix, the Dr. Proton Expy in Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project, could also qualify, though his army had fewer varieties of robot. Morphix had been intended to be Dr. Proton, but Proton was still in line to be the villain in ''Forever'' at the time. |
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The Ghost of Frankenstein introduces the doc's other son, Ludwig. | |
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Fallout: Fallout: New Vegas Mr. House of New Vegas has elements of this himself — while his skills extended quite a bit beyond robots, it was a major focus of him and the company he created, RobCo, and in the modern day his influence on the outside world mainly occurs through controlled and sometimes modified Securitrons. He's also implied to have had a hand in the creation of Liberty Prime. In theory, this is 0's job in Big MT in Fallout: New Vegas Old World Blues. In practice, while he's not too bad at the mechanical side of things (his modification of RobCo's Securitrons are more powerful, despite having been in the open seemingly without maintenance for centuries), his software skills are... not quite up to the task (his robots either a) have gone berserk or b) hates their job). Fallout 4 The Mechanist is an expert of robotics and has an army of robot for terrorizing the Commonwealth and killing everything coming across their path, complete with a factory as the lair to mass produce the robots. You can become one after acquiring the Robot Workshop as well. The Institute, and Father, also qualify to some extent with their synths: machines that emulate the appearance and behaviors of humans. While Gen 1 and Gen 2 synths look more like mannequins than people, Gen 3 synths are practically indistinguishable from humans. How much the Institute qualifies as robot masters is largely dependent on whether one considers synths to be mere machines or living beings. |
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The wizard Trioband in Forgotten Realms, who created various specialized metal automatons. | |
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Engineer Sakaki from Patlabor. | |
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House of Frankenstein has Dr. Neimann, implied to be Ygor's brother. And he has his own hunchbacked assistant! | |
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Purge from Space Channel 5 Part 2 makes hundreds of robots to face off against Ulala. Apparently he's so talented, he mass-produced the Peace Carrier 8 times in under a day. | |
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Kaeloo: Olaf the emperor penguin has his own robot, which he uses to get anyhing he wants or needs. He also once turned Stumpy into a cyborg, and he built a robot army in the second season finale. | |
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Norman Burg in The Big O knows how to maintain a megadeus — though being an amnesiac like everyone his age in Paradigm City, he doesn't remember how he learned this skill. He repairs and maintains the Big O for Roger. | |
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Ziv Zulander from the appropriately titled The Bots Master, a Teen Genius responsible for introducing semi-advanced robots, called 3Asnote Auto-Activated Androbots to his world. He also built a bunch of even more advanced robots, who are sentient with human-like personalities, called BOYZZnote Brain-Operated Young Zygotopic Zoids. | |
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Agatha Heterodyne of Girl Genius. | |
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The human cast of Cubix: Robots for Everyone. | |
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Champions: Robot Gladiators supplement. Dr. Anton Wolcott, Chief Roboticist of the Interstellar Gladiator Authority. Mechanon probably counts: as a robot, he used automated factories to make improved versions of himself. |
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Doctor Impossible, from Soon I Will Be Invincible, uses a wide variety of tech but specialises in robots and doomsday devices. | |
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The Toyman from Superman can build lifelike androids, but prefers to make his killer robots look like toys. | |
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Lightspeakers from Nexus Clash are fragile, cheerful angels devoted to defending justice and protecting the innocent by building and maintaining an army of relentless robotic minions. They're much more positive than most examples of this trope, but their armies can be incredibly dangerous if they fall prone to the Black-and-White Insanity that often tempts angels in the Nexus. | |
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Dr. Roger Korby from the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "What Are Little Girls Made Of?", although he had to master some alien technology to do it. In the end, we learn that the real Korby was dead before the start of the episode, and we've been watching his robot duplicate all along. | |
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The Elder Scrolls In the series' Backstory, the extinct Dwemer were masters at creating mechanical "animunculi", ranging from miniature spider centurion workers to sphere and steam centurion soldiers to full blown Humongous Mecha. As the Dwemer were known to tinker with the "earthbones" (essentially the laws of physics and nature in the ES universe), they could make their creations impervious to wear and tear, meaning that many are still up and running even thousands of years after their disappearance. Morrowind: Edwinna Elbert, Stewardess of the Ald-Ruhn Mages Guild, studies Dwemer creations. If one brings her a copy of a certain rare book, she'll mention how she wants to be one of these, believing it will make her famous. In the Tribunal expansion, one can meet Ignatius Flaccus in Mournhold. Ignatius spends his time restoring Dwemer centurions to use as combatants in his robot arena. Of course, he quickly learns the hard way that Dwemer creations tend to behave erratically if taken outside of Dwemer ruins. |
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Dr. Vegapunk of One Piece. This may change later on, as he's pretty much stated to have a whole plethora of other accomplishments under his belt, but his most prominent role in the story thus far is creating a small army of Pacifistas for the World Government. | |
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Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein has the evil Dr. Sandra Mornay revive the Monster (in the service of Count Dracula!). | |
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Son of Frankenstein is Exactly What It Says on the Tin with the doctor's son, Wolf Frankenstein, and also introduces the doctor's old assistant, Ygor.note In the original film, the doc's hunchbacked assistant is named Fritz, but Bela Lugosi's character Ygor is the assistant everyone remembers. | |
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Baxter Stockman from the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comics is a computer expert who builds small "Mouser" robots and uses them to commit crimes. | |
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Magic: The Gathering: Both of Tezzeret's planeswalker cards have abilities that search the player's deck for artifacts and turn them into powerful creatures. | |
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Wonder Woman (1975): "The Deadly Toys" features Frank Gorshin of the Riddler fame from Batman (1966) as a Wicked Toymaker. His plan involves making a robot Wonder Woman to challenge the real Amazon Princess. | |
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Rotwang from Metropolis built an android he intended to turn into the likeness of his lost love, but he gets persuaded to turn her into an evil doppelganger of the saintly Maria instead. It's certainly implied that he would have liked to go back and finally make that android replacement for his lost love, but he gets killed. | |
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Sonic the Hedgehog's diabolical Doctor Eggman, whose portfolio includes trying to turn everyone in the world into a robot. | |
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Spider-Man: Spencer Smythe, creator of the Spider-Slayers. After his death, his son, Alistaire Smythe, continued his legacy by building more Spider-Slayers, eventually turning himself into a cyborg. Also minor Spidey antagonists Armada and Future Max. And minor character Mendel Stromm, who actually calls himself "Robot Master". |
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Dr. Emil Lang from Robotech is the world's leading authority on Robotechnology. "Robotechnology" actually refers to all types of alien-derived technology on Earth, but the most visible type is all the Humongous Mecha running around. He eventually succeeds in building a sentient android, Janice Em. Lang is a major character in the Robotech novels and comics, although he only has a couple of brief cameos in the original TV series. | |
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Morrowind: Edwinna Elbert, Stewardess of the Ald-Ruhn Mages Guild, studies Dwemer creations. If one brings her a copy of a certain rare book, she'll mention how she wants to be one of these, believing it will make her famous. In the Tribunal expansion, one can meet Ignatius Flaccus in Mournhold. Ignatius spends his time restoring Dwemer centurions to use as combatants in his robot arena. Of course, he quickly learns the hard way that Dwemer creations tend to behave erratically if taken outside of Dwemer ruins. |
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Transformers: Animated's Isaac Sumdac, who reverse engineered technology from Megatron's head, resulting in Detroit being a center of robot production. | |
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Sebastian in Blade Runner. "They're just toys, really..." | |
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Biko Daitokuji (B-Ko) from Project A-Ko is this as Tony Stark levels, a high school student capable of building a new Super Robot mecha to battle A-Ko every night. | |
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Nora Wakeman, Jenny's "Mom" from My Life as a Teenage Robot. | |
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The Avengers: Despite being a robot himself, Ultron would certainly count. He built The Vision, Jocasta, Victorius, and Alkhema, as well as countless duplicates of himself — usually just replacement bodies for when he inevitably gets destroyed at the end of each appearance, but he has built armies of these duplicates on a couple of occasions (with the predictable Conservation of Ninjutsu in full effect). His unique creations have a tendency to rebel against him and become superheroes. | |
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Dr. Totenkopf in Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow. | |
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Dr. Will Magnus, creator of the Metal Men. | |
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Lord Agony from Lock's Quest. | |
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Astro City: The first Assemblyman creates rampaging robots for anyone who pays. Vivi Vector is a female example who thinks big — she's spent decades infiltrating robotics and electronics systems worldwide with her creations. Ellie Jennersen was a robotics genius even before she got into college and broadened her expertise. Unfortunately, her potential was cut short after her roommate Mind Raped her and stole her work. Dr. Saturday is a Mad Scientist who builds giant robots that resemble cartoon characters. |
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Dr. Abel Stack, who built Aaron Stack the Machine Man. He also helped build all the previous robots in Aaron's series, who all went mad. The reason Aaron turned out all right is that Abel actually raised him as a son. Of course, years later, the Celestials kidnapped Aaron, causing him to suffer a nervous breakdown and turn into the snarky, endearingly neurotic Jerkass we know from Nextwave, but that's another story. | |
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Molly from The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob! builds lots of robots, mostly for fun. Only one of them has turned out sentient — the one made out of a milking machine. Two of the others are made of snow, and of those, one can transform into a giant ice ballista. Yes. | |
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Spyborgs have it's Big Bad, Jackal, being a rogue roboticist whose army of machines dominates the city, and you need to stop him. | |
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Warren built the April-bot, the Buffy-bot, and finally a robot of himself. Willow shows herself to be quite good at fixing/reprogramming the Buffy-bot when needed. In season 9, Andrew uses Warren's lab to create another Buffy-bot and switches its consciousness with the real Buffy. | |
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In Bolts & Blip, all the robots on the Moon were built by Dr. Tommy, except the evil Mecha-Mooks who were built by Dr. Blood. | |
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Rika, a British example from RPG World. | |
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Dr. Gero from Dragon Ball Z made many robots to fight Goku, though some of them are cyborgs (17, 18, and himself) or artificial lifeforms (Cell). | |
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The Mad Thinker from Fantastic Four is this trope combined with The Chessmaster. His most well-known creation is a biological robot called the Awesome Android. | |
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Wander over Yonder: Knight of Cerebus Lord Dominator has an army of lava-powered robots as a Darker and Edgier counterpoint to Lord Hater's live army of Watchdogs. Amusingly, Lord Hater seems to think he's one of these (arguably a Mythology Gag in that the Watchdogs were originally conceived as Do-Anything Robots: Aging villain Mandrake the Malfeasant has an appropriately retro army of Tin-Can Robots. |
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Bride of Frankenstein introduces his sinister old mentor, Dr. Pretorius. | |
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Robotics Masterminds in City of Heroes/Villains are playable robot masters. | |
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OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes: Lord Boxman creates all of his robotic minions, making a whole business out it. His corporation supposedly sells them to other villains, but his own obsession with destroying the plaza tends to stymie much of his sales. | |
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Though he has many other accomplishments, Dexter from Dexter's Laboratory is constantly building robots. | |
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Star Trek: The Next Generation: Dr. Noonian Soong, creator of Data, Lore, and B4. In Star Trek: Picard, we learn he had a son, Altan, who helped create a hidden civilization of androids. | |
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