* [[File:Stanoscloir Loaner.png|thumb|220x220px]]'''Stanoscloir''' was a robot entered by [[Team Nemesis]] in Robot Wars' sister show, Techno Games. Stanoscloir was, itself, a loanerbot, with an extremely similar shape, and design to [[Rigby]]. Stanoscloir however was lacking a weapon, and instead had a Wooden Pole used for battering.
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* '''Stanoscloir''' was a robot entered by [[Team Nemesis]] in Robot Wars' sister show, Techno Games. Stanoscloir was, itself, a loanerbot, with an extremely similar shape, and design to [[Rigby]]. Stanoscloir however was lacking a weapon, and instead had a Wooden Pole used for battering.
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* [[File:Boom Bot Pits.jpg|thumb|220x220px]]As there were many loanerbots built, many of them may not be known, as many never got chosen to actually replace another robot. One example was a robot which resembled a rusty version of [[The Green House]], minus the plexiglass, and with the addition of a scoop similar to [[Dynamite]].
In the US and Nickelodeon series, loanerbots were only used to make up the numbers in side events and were usually not allowed to compete in the main US Championship. However, Tiger Cat was brought in as a reserve for Conquering Clown in the Season 1 US Championship, after the latter withdrew due to technical problems, while similarly, Coffin-Bot would be loaned to Team Terminator to replace Skullmania, who also faced technical difficulties. In Dutch Series 2, they were used in the main competition due to a lack of competitors or, in the case of Hard, to replace an identically-named competitor which the team withdrew before the series began.
The loanerbots were, for the most part, below the standards of regular competitor robots, and rarely enjoyed success when fighting against them. Due to their ineffective weapons, fragile armour and basic drive systems, they often became targets for the House Robots to deal extra damage where possible, and generally did not hold much sentimental value among roboteers. The sole exception was the undefeated Tut Tut, which was reworked by Team Raptor's Chris Harriman to feature a more powerful pneumatics system for its axe, and won two events across Extreme Warriors and the Nickelodeon series with these revisions.
List of Loanerbots
Between both seasons of Extreme Warriors, the loanerbots were altered and renamed - in cases where that is evident, the two loanerbots share a page. However, it is important to note that all loanerbots were built by the same crew; the chassis were similar to one another and components could be easily exchanged between them. Because of this, it is impossible to know for certain if two similar-looking loanerbots were the same robot with cosmetic changes or two completely different machines being used alongside each other.
General Description
Series
First Identity
Second Identity
Notes
A brown box shaped robot with a horizontal flywheel
Bondi-Titch, while considered a Stock Robot, was built in the same way as the average loanerbots.
Trivia
Stanoscloir was a robot entered by Team Nemesis in Robot Wars' sister show, Techno Games. Stanoscloir was, itself, a loanerbot, with an extremely similar shape, and design to Rigby. Stanoscloir however was lacking a weapon, and instead had a Wooden Pole used for battering.
As there were many loanerbots built, many of them may not be known, as many never got chosen to actually replace another robot. One example was a robot which resembled a rusty version of The Green House, minus the plexiglass, and with the addition of a scoop similar to Dynamite.
