Spawn Again

===Spawn Again (Series 5/Extreme 1)===
{{quote|We're faster, more powerful, and we've got a full bar pressure 1000 psi flipper, like Chaos only bigger, and this time anyone who comes near us is going into orbit!|Darren Hayden-Ball in the team's introduction, shown before Round 2 of their Series 5 heat and Round 1 of the Semi-Finals}}
[[File:Extreme spawn again.JPG|thumb|Spawn Again in Extreme 1]]
The first Spawn Again briefly employed a red colour scheme (similar to that of Scutter's Revenge) during Extreme 1 and Extreme Warriors, but was repainted black and yellow by the time Series 5 was filmed. At 1.25 metres tall, Spawn Again was one of the taller wedges in the competition (by comparison, Gravedigger was almost half a metre shorter at 0.82m). Spawn Again ran on 12V electric motors and was four wheel-driven (rare for a wedge robot), retaining the same power from its predecessors Scutter's Revenge and Spawn of Scutter. The 1000 psi flipper had a metal plate to allow the flipper to breach ground clearances, and also a rear spike that was rarely used in action. A metal half disc could be attached to the rear of the robot in order to act as a rollcage (to counter Spawn Again's tendency to flip itself over). Spawn Again could reach a top speed of twenty-five miles per hour (the fastest in the competition). 
[[File:Spawn again s5 arena.png|thumb|left|Series 5 appearance. The flipper plate reads ''"Abandon all hope, all ye who sit on this!!!"'']]
{{quote|Four wheel driven - should drive all the way to the semi-finals again.|Jonathan Pearce introduces Spawn Again in Series 5}}
However, Spawn Again suffered from polarising reliability, often stopping and starting throughout battles and its weapon sometimes jamming open. During the fight with Hydra, Spawn Again burned through its own wires even in victory. At 79kg, it was also considerably lighter than robots of its weight class (it was almost twenty kilograms lighter than Hydra, Evolution and Diotoir, the robots it beat in its heat that series).