List of errors in Robot Wars

==== [[Robot Wars: Arenas of Destruction]] ====
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TerrorhurtzAOD.jpg|Terrorhurtz, with the incorrect 10<sup>12</sup> decal
FirestormAOD.jpg|Firestorm 2, merely referred to as Firestorm
MortisStat.jpg|Mortis' stats, with an incorrect weight listed
Hurricaneflipfrenzy.png|Hurricane fighting Chaos 2 in the Flip Frenzy tournament, with a cone chassis
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*[[Terrorhurtz/Robot Wars: Arenas of Destruction|Terrorhurtz]] sports a 10<sup>12</sup> decal in the game, instead of the Hz<sup>12</sup> decal found on its [[Terrorhurtz|real-life counterpart]].
*For unknown reasons, [[Coopertron]], a super heavyweight, is allowed to compete in heavyweight-only competitions ''Robot Wars Championship'' and the ''Assault''. Another error allows Mortis to compete in the axe-exclusive ''Hamburg Heavyweight Tournament'' even though it has a lifting arm.
*In the credits, Diotoir team member Peter Redmond is misspelt as ''Peter Redmodn''.
*Firestorm 2 is known simply as Firestorm, with the exception of Jonathan Pearce's introduction. However, Pearce states that Firestorm 2 can flip robots out of the arena, when this version never achieved that feat.
*Most of the competitor robots have incorrect weights compared to their real life versions. The most notable example of this is that Mortis weighs 95kg in the game when it actually weighed 79.3kg by the time of its appearance in Series 4. Note that Mortis did not compete in Series 5 or Extreme 1, so the possible theory that it was reflecting the then-new 100kg weight limit is incorrect.
*Jonathan Pearce states that the Floor Flipper is used for insult to injury on immobilised robots. While this statement accurately reflects the Flipper's role in the original series, this statement is incorrect for ''Arenas of Destruction'', as the Flipper will fire automatically if robots remain stationary on it for too long.
*In the Training Ground mode, the Ultimate Challenge description states that the player "must go head to head with Shunt, Matilda, Sgt Bash or the mighty Sir Killalot", omitting the fact that Dead Metal can be battled in this mode as well.
*A curious modification occurs to [[Hurricane]] in the [[Siberian Military Base|Military Base]] tournament ''Flip Frenzy''. Like all non-flippers competing in the tournament, Hurricane is modified to incorporate a lifter, placed on the front of the machine. However, for an unknown reason, Hurricane also changes it chassis, from a low classic wedge to a cone, yet retains the same polycarbonate armour and pipe extras. Although most competitor machines have alternative versions that compete in weapon-exclusive tournaments, Hurricane's modification is the only type that has an alternative chassis to the original, therefore making it an error.
*Oddly, [[Salvage]] and [[The Argo]] incorporate fewer drives than wheels, with two Small Inner Pneumatic wheels being left without any control.
*Should the player win the [[Mount Kilimanjaro]] tournament ''Zorten Industries' Cup'', a notification states that the player has unlocked "secret components". However, no components are unlocked after the tournament is won.
*Sergeant Bash's rear disc spins, when it should be static, as with the real-life Series 4 version.
*The ''Robot Wars'' arena is said to be located in London, England, when [[Robot Wars Arena/Series 4|the Series 4 version]] it was based on was actually situated near St Albans, in Hertfordshire.