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+ Robot Guard (RG)

The hero of the story, is not the smartest of robots, but Robot Guard has a lot of heart (made up of gears). He was created in the last year of the humans. He has emotions and a protective built in fighting system. His function was to guard human children, so he had to look sweet but at the same time be able to defend his master’s children. His hidden secrets are still yet to be discovered. He is an inquisitive robot always finding himself in trouble. He is a brave and honourable robot with a heart of gold (well wires).


+Albert (AL)

The intellectual robot, or at least he would like to think so. Albert (Al) is an information robot created to collect data, analyses and report back. Together they make the perfect odd couple.

 


+Springer

Springer is a simple manual working robot, with his many arms he can perform many tasks, though he can be confused very easily as his main form of communication is only by 0s and 1s. Springer is usually the typical third wheel, but brings humour and sympathy to the team.


+Trans

This old robot was around well before WW3 but was trapped underground locked away in a room until RG and AL stumbled into the room. The robot’s character was based on the comedy of Groucho Marx in the early 1900s. There is a deep hidden secret within the robot which will change the dynamic of the group forever.

 
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