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Silicon Snarker
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Robots, interactive computers, holographic lifeforms and Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated by a computer are staples of Science Fiction. The idea of a Ridiculously Human Robot is almost as old as the idea of the Robot itself, which was developed as a fictional concept in 1921.note It was coined by Josef Čapek, a Czech writer, playwright and painter. He coined the term in 1921 for his brother Karel's play R.U.R. And since humans are known to have a bit of a sarcastic, snarky side, it's not uncommon for robot or sentient computer characters to display similar traits. After all, everyone knows that A.I. Is a Crapshoot, and look at the humans who some of them have as role models. Often overlaps with Servile Snarker, as most computers and robots were built to serve human beings or other life forms in the first place. It can be a Snarky Inanimate Object if it's a simple computer. They can also overlap with Snarky Non-Human Sidekick, though antagonistic AI fit just as easily in this trope. Frequently a Funny Robot character. A subtrope of Deadpan Snarker. See also "Second Law" My Ass! for robots and AIs that go even further in displaying their contempt for organic life.note "Second Law" refers to the second of Isaac Asimov's three laws for robots in his science fiction works. |
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Terminator 2: Judgment Day: The T-800 sent to protect John develops something of a wry sense of humor as he spends time around humanity, learning from them (the Director's Cut has this occur after John and Sarah reset a Restraining Bolt that Skynet had outfitted him with). Examples include handing an empty weapon to SWAT team members saying, "Here, hold this" while depriving them of their gas masks, and lamenting "I need a vacation" after being put through the wringer by the T-1000. | |
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The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest: IRIS, the computer that runs the Quest Compound and Quest World, has a bit of a sarcastic streak. For example, when Jonny requests a large sword, IRIS gives him one as large as he is, to which he says, "Give me a break!" He falls over and the sword breaks mid-blade, to which IRIS replies, "You requested a break." | |
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Hailey's On It!: Beta is an advanced AI sent from the future to help Hailey complete her list, which would lead to her saving the world. When not doing that, he's often snarking at her, and especially at her friend Scott, whom he often calls a "buffoon." Oh, and he's in the guise of a pink teddy bear, which he's not too happy about. | |
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Dilbert: In the Sunday 26 May 2013◊ strip, Wally claims to have installed a neutrino sensor in the company robot, which can scan people to detect health problems. When the Pointy-Haired Boss gets scanned, the robot declares, "Dead man walking! Your brain is the size of a dried apricot. Your heart is more cheeseburger than human tissue. You will be dead in eleven days..." After the Boss runs off screaming, the robot asks why he was programmed to hate people. Wally responds that it was easier than inventing a neutrino sensor. | |
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Small Wonder: Vicki can be snarky at times. | |
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Durandal from Marathon likes talking about how meat brains are inferior, takes time to mock any bit of stupidity he encounters, and enjoys reminding the humans that since he's their only hope of stopping the Scary Dogmatic Aliens they have to take orders from him now instead of the other way around. | |
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Warframe: Ordis, the Cephalon who runs the player's ship, often has more than a few biting comments towards certain people and situations. | |
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Schlock Mercenary: Ennesby basically just exists to be a snarker. If Tagon gets angry at him, he will remind him that he's a free robot and only works for him because he wants to. | |
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Red Dwarf: Kryten the Robot Maid is very snarky towards his crewmates, especially after he begins learning how to lie. He even has a "Deadpan Mode". Holly, the on-board AI of Red Dwarf, is quite snarky to the others as well, which may have arisen as a result of the three million years that he spent alone. Rimmer is a Played With case, being a Virtual Ghost who was just as sarcastic in life as he is in his electronic afterlife, but he still usually spends his screen time insulting the others and making snarky remarks. It mainly stems from his belief that he's the Only Sane Man of the ship since he's unaware of how incompetent he really is. |
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A.R.S.C.H. in StarStarSpace by Coldmirror, being an Expy of both Glados and HAL 9000 is a sarcastic android with Killer Robot intentions that he somehow can always disguise as a Freudian Slip. | |
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Fallout 4: KL-E-0 is a gun seller of Goodneighbour, originally a G.I. Assaultron. As a killing machine nowadays tasked with selling deadly tools, she displays a lot of cynicism at her trade: | |
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In Sword Art Online Abridged, Yui the Artificial Intelligence girl can be devastatingly snarky, like when she explains to Yulier that her boyfriend falling victim to an obvious trap isn't ironic, but the fact that he's called "Thinker" when he "appears to be something of a dullard" is ironic. It's this trait that makes her adoptive parents start to view her as more than a pawn in their game of matrimonial chicken. | |
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Mass Effect 2: The Spaceship Girl EDI starts out very straight-laced and down-to-business, but grows increasingly snarky, particularly after her "unshackling" (which effectively grants her root access to the Normandy). One particularly memorable example occurs when she guides the pilot Joker to crawl through a series of narrow hatches and quips "I enjoy the sight of humans on their knees". | |
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Aliens: Bishop has his moments, though given the situation, often borders on Gallows Humor. | |
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Phineas and Ferb: In one episode, Phineas and Ferb design a tower to try and present themselves with an escape challenge. After taking a hit from Doofenshmirtz's "Rude-inator", it becomes noticeably snarky...and more homicidal. In another episode, Doofenshmirtz finds Norm's "original head" in storage. Its snarky repartee about his (lack of) skills as a mad scientist remind him why he put it in storage to begin with. Even Norm's regular personality had a few moments. Once, when Doof complains about Norm's cooking, the robot replied: |
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The Big O: R. Dorothy Wayneright is noted for her snark to Roger Smith, from criticizing his fashion sense to her chastising him for using her to draw fire, since, as a robot, she can withstand it, leading to the dawn of her catchphrase: | |
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Iron Man: Jarvis is introduced with a particularly snarky wit. When Tony suggests that the design for the second armor is a bit "ostentatious", Jarvis has a golden bit of snark: | |
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Knight Rider: KITT's repartee with Michael Knight was one of the facets of the show that people loved best. KITT was no stranger to sarcastic remarks, particularly when Michael would press him into service as a stunt car or have him run through a military training course with live-fire ammunition. | |
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Batman: The Animated Series: When Alfred is flying the Batwing, the onboard computer provides a wonderful bit of snark when Alfred demands that the plane land on rough mountainous terrain. | |
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Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego?: The Chief has been known to deliver a few snarky remarks from time to time, particularly while making pop culture references. | |
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The 'bots on Mystery Science Theater 3000, particularly Crow T. Robot and Tom Servo, spend their days making snarky comments about B-movies, performing parody sketches of said movies, and trolling their human companion. | |
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Pacific Rim: The Black: Despite not understanding sarcasm, Loa, Atlas Destroyer's AI, nonetheless has an extremely snarky wit. | |
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Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. Beep-0, Mario's Robot Buddy, has a short temper and a sarcastic wit, with such gems as, "Your arrival in this world would seem to be about as welcome as a skunk in a bowling alley." and "Wow! When the email said 'attachments' I thought it was talking about cat videos or something!" | |
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Interstellar: TARS is programmed to have a sarcastic and witty personality to make his human coworkers feel more at home. During takeoff. TARS: |
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Disgaea: Hour of Darkness: Thursday, the robotic assistant to CAPTAIN GORDON, DEFENDER OF EARTH and Jennifer, who built him, proves to be quite snarky on a number of occasions. | |
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Squid from Will You Snail? is a sentient, malicious supercomputer that won't hesitate to sling petty insults and snide remarks towards the player for sucking at the game. | |
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Futurama: Bender is as sarcastic as they come, although he's the opposite of servile—when Fry suggested robots were built to make humans' lives easier, Bender protested that he'd never made anyone's life easier, and they knew it. | |
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Kotoko from Chobits is constantly annoyed with Chi and Sumomo's antics, but the two of them sometimes fail to understand the sarcasm in her comments. She also likes to make fun of Hideki's lack of knowledge about computers. | |
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Codename: Tenka have the unnamed AI assisting the titular protagonist as a Mission Control, who delights in snarking at him while knowing fully well that he is forced to follow all her requests (lest he remains stuck in the Mega-Corp's labs forever). | |
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Courage the Cowardly Dog: Courage's PC was known to make biting remarks about the titular dog, even going so far as to outright call Courage an idiot to his face. | |
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Big Brother has Zingbot 9000, a robot who appears Once a Season to make disparaging quips about the show's contestants. | |
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Booster Gold: Skeets, Booster's security droid and Robot Buddy, is generally supportive of him, but not afraid to throw in a few snarky jabs when he feels like it. | |
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2001: A Space Odyssey: HAL has an understated form of snark: | |
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Sonic the Hedgehog: Orbot is very snarky towards the foolish Cubot and his boss, Eggman, especially in his first appearance, where he roasts Eggman for his latest failure. In his later appearances, he's more subtle about his sarcasm, but it's still there. | |
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Invader Zim: GIR is normally idiotic for a robot, but he's managed to have a few Cuckoosnarker moments here and there towards Zim, especially when he's in "duty mode". Zim's sentient computer is always snarking at Zim for his failures and general incompetence. |
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Lost in Space: The Robot could definitely snark, but this quality was brought out most often during his back-and-forth with Dr. Smith. | |
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Marvin has a tendency to be sarcastic and snarky to his organic compatriots when he's not being miserably depressed (though he can manage both at the same time). | |
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SpongeBob SquarePants: Karen, Plankton's computer wife, spends a lot of time getting on his nerves in an Awful Wedded Life manner, such as nagging him when his plans to steal the Krabby Patty formula inevitably fail, getting jealous towards him when he goes to other women like Mr. Krabs' mother or another computer, or laughing at him because his first name is "Sheldon". In "No Weenies Allowed", the robot server in Weenie Hut Jr's calls the patrons "weenies" after they have been detected as such. |
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Doctor Who: K-9 is often quick with a sarcastic remark when dealing with any incarnation of The Doctor. | |
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Battlestar Galactica (1978): Lucifer's banter with Baltar demonstrates that Cylons are not devoid of snark. | |
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In XCOM 2, the Shen's Last Gift DLC introduces Julian, an evil AI who provides sarcastic commentary throughout the attack on his stronghold. Afterward, he can be slapped with a Restraining Bolt and installed in a S.P.A.R.K robot, making him compliant, but even more sarcastic as his only protest. | |
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Portal: GLaDOS is a malevolent artificial intelligence who is famous for throwing sarcastic jabs at the protagonist Chell. She is especially fond of calling her fat. | |
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Care Bears: Adventures in Care-a-Lot: Grizzle's robotic butler UR-2 tends to make quips about his boss's ineffectual villainy. | |
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Aaron Stack the Machine Man had a sarcastic streak back in his Jack Kirby days, but this got cranked up to eleven after his encounter with the Celestials left him depressed and bitter. | |
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Star Trek: Voyager: In the proud tradition of Starfleet doctors, Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram can get very snarky at times. | |
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Babylon 5: In "Ceremonies of Light and Dark", the station's command computers are reset to prevent Earth forces from retaking the station. When the systems are restarted, an obnoxiously sarcastic AI that had once been installed in the system comes back online until the systems are reset again. | |
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Full Metal Panic!: Al, the AI that runs Sousuke's Ace Custom, Arbalest, has been removed from the mangled mecha, and during an escape, demands a new body. When told that it's not in the budget, Al demands that they put him in a Trans-Am. | |
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Star Trek: The Next Generation: Lore is an android, who is often insulting others, teasingly mimicking them, and saying rude rhymes. | |
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