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If you like watching a robot win all the time by grabbing an opponent and never letting go, then you'll love this one! Also featured are a suitcase, a broken wheel, and the correct way to mispronounce aluminum.
Yes, Razer was in Battlebots. No, it did not do that well. Yes, we are going to relentlessly poke fun at it. Also there are some other robots to talk about or something. It's ok, we know you're only interested in hearing about Razer and not Tatar or Mr Snooglepuss.
Mystrsyko is still away from his channel, so TheDominusIgnis took it upon himself to keep the Roasting Robots podcast going! Today's episode features a robotic trigger warning, an awful sequel, a wash basin, an enigma wrapped in a mystery, and the reboot robot you've never heard of before.
From robots shaped like superhero symbols to the semi-official 4th worst robot in Battlebots history, we roast 5 new robots today, and also debate how one is supposed to pronounce Rotato.
Will we give World Peace a chance? Or will it be stopped by a cyclonic plague? Perhaps the Lubbock Lights UFO has something to do with it.
What would you like on your Tombstone? A non-venomous water snake perhaps? Just when you think it's safe to stay 1000 miles from the ocean, it's the Roasting Robots podcast!
We're joined today by two special guests from the Spinnerproof podcast. Featured in today's episode are a humanoid faceplanting machine, a Halloween prop, weaponized cat paws, and the ultimate phallic robot.
Anderson and Sean join the show to roast 5 Battlebots machines chosen randomly from the Battlebots Wiki. There's a murder prop from the C.S.I. show, a geometry class, a pointy bit, some Rule 34 material, and whatever "Active Armor" is supposed to mean.
Sean and Mitch join the show to roast 5 Battlebots machines chosen randomly from the Battlebots wiki. We cover a polycarbonite pile, a parallelogram wedge spelled in ALL CAPS, a box stuffed with stuff, a fever dream that never made it to the real world, and the best chinese food that MIT has to offer.
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