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These articles relate to the UK television game show Robot Wars, including the upcoming series, pages on robots, presenters, battles, episodes and teams, as well as the Dutch, American and German counterparts. It also contains information on pages deemed relevant in terminology and the Robotic Combat sport.

The Robot Wars Wiki competed at FightFest 2024 with Euphoria, and the footage will be released in the coming weeks on Extreme Robots TV! Read our FightFest blog for more information.

This wiki only covers Robot Wars and as such does not provide detailed information from Techno Games, BattleBots, Robotica, or other such competitions, briefly mentioning other TV shows only when a Robot Wars team competes. Robot Wars Live Events are summarised on relevant pages, though live-specific articles are not covered.

Robot Wars Wiki is also associated with King of Bots Wiki - please visit this site for information on the Chinese shows King of Bots and This is Fighting Robots.

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Killer Carrot 2 (alternatively KillerCarrot 2) was a competitor in Series 6-7 of Robot Wars, and the second series of Extreme. There were two different forms of the robot seen on the show, both featuring carrot-themed flipping weapons. Killer Carrot 2 reached the second round in all three tournaments it competed in. The original Killer Carrot was an unused reserve for the filming of Series 4. In addition to his role as a competitor, builder Rob Englebright sketched the initial design concepts for the last three House Robots to be made, Mr. Psycho, Growler, and Cassius Chrome, this predating his role as a competitor on the televised show. Rather, Englebright drew these as a member of the BBC Visual Effects Department before the designs were modified down the line to bring the concepts to reality. (more...) Did you know... ...that Carbide is the only robot to reach three consecutive Grand Final battles? ...that despite being claimed as 280kg on the show, the original Sir Killalot actually weighed around 520kg? ...that Flamethrowers were illegal on Competitor robots, and only the House Robots Sergeant Bash and Growler ever utilised Flamethrowers? ...that the maximum weight of a Heavyweight robot was originally 79.4kg, before increasing to 100kg for Series 5 and to 110kg for Robot Wars: Series 8? ...that in the Series 9 Celebrity Special, the Celebrities drew a concept for a robot which was then built for them to fight? View this template

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