Spawn Again

==Robot History==
===Extreme 1===
Spawn Again's first appearance came in the Tag Team Terror competition alongside [[Comengetorix]], the successor to [[Vercingetorix]] - a robot which Team Scutterbots had defeated in The Fourth Wars. In the duo's first battle, they faced off against [[Bigger Brother]] and [[Major Tom]], with Spawn Again starting the battle in the CPZ. 
[[File:Comengetorix & Spawn Again vs Bigger Brother & Major Tom (4).jpg|thumb|left|Spawn Again's flipper locks open in the first round]]
[[File:Major Tom flipped.jpg|thumb|Spawn Again flips Major Tom]]
The battle started slowly as Comengetorix only caught Bigger Brother with a glancing blow from its axe, while Bigger Brother emitted CO<sub>2</sub> as it spun around and flipped at thin air. After a short period of intermittent movement, Comengetorix then lifted Bigger Brother and drove it across the arena floor. Meanwhile, Spawn Again decided to come out of the CPZ and made its first move by throwing Major Tom onto its back; however, Spawn Again's flipper had jammed in an upright position. Bigger Brother then came across to attempt to right its teammate, with Comengetorix using the opportunity to inflict damage to the baseplate of Major Tom. Bigger Brother finally managed to topple its partner back onto its wheels, but Major Tom remained idle. Spawn Again then engaged in a tussle with Bigger Brother, pushing it into an angle grinder at one point, while Refbot counted out Major Tom. From this point on, Spawn Again largely struggled for movement, but both Spawn Again and Comengetorix survived the whole bout, and the two progressed to the Semi-Finals.

In the Semi-Final, the pair faced [[Diotoir]] and [[Pussycat]]. 
[[File:Spawn Again vs Pussycat.jpg|thumb|left|Spawn Again flips Pussycat]]
[[File:Spawn Again counted out.jpg|thumb|Spawn Again is counted out]]
Spawn Again started the battle against Pussycat and attempted an early attack on its opponent, but only managed to flick it up onto all four of its wheels with a flip. Spawn Again then danced on the flame pit as it waited for its flipper to retract, before thrusting Pussycat into [[Matilda|Matilda's]] CPZ. Spawn Again switched out for Comengetorix, which struggled to move freely as Pussycat activated the pit release button. Diotoir was then tagged by Pussycat and attacked the inactive Comengetorix, before Spawn Again rushed out and tried to help its teammate by trying in vain to throw Diotoir over. Suddenly, all four competing robots were in the centre of the arena, as Pussycat got back into the action. Diotoir continued to target Comengetorix and edged it towards the pit, but Spawn Again did enough to separate the two.
[[File:DiotoirPussycatvsSpawnAgainComengetorix.jpg|thumb|left|Spawn Again is pitted]]
[[File:Comengetorix not pitted.jpg|thumb|Spawn Again and Comengetorix are eliminated from the Tag Team Terror]]
However, shortly after, Spawn Again broke down, with the now revived Comengetorix having to fight the remainder of the battle alone. Spawn Again was counted out by Refbot and axed by Shunt before being thrown by the floor flipper and pitted, with Comengetorix soon following it and Diotoir and Pussycat went through to the Tag Team Terror final.

According to ''[[Robot Wars Extreme: The Official Guide]]'', Spawn Again was considered to compete in a Mayhem qualifier, but Darren Hayden-Ball refutes this, saying that he doesn't recall ever having to pull out of an event<ref>Private correspondence between [[User:RobotManiac|RobotManiac]] and Darren Hayden-Ball in 2020</ref>.

===US Season 1===
Spawn Again represented the UK in the War of Independence Special in the first season of ''Extreme Warriors'', where it fought the American loanerbot entry [[Joker]] in Round 1.
{{Dialogue a-b|[[Rebecca Grant]]|So Spawn Again, how do you plan on conquering the US?|Darren Hayden-Ball|Well the Yanks are such a throwaway society, We thought we'd make them feel right at home, use them up and throw them away!|Pre-battle interview}}
[[File:JokervsSpawn_EW1.jpg|thumb|left|Joker striking Spawn Again]]
[[File:Sgt_Bash_attacks_Spawn_Again..jpg|thumb|Sgt. Bash pushes Spawn Again towards the pit]]
Spawn Again didn't last long in the battle, as the first attack from Joker was enough to immobilise it. Spawn Again was quickly counted out by Refbot, and was thrown by the floor flipper after being placed on it by the House Robots. The British hopes were then pitted by Refbot to end the battle.
{{quote|Well Sgt Bash knows it's time to clean up and clean up he does. As the pit opens up, the audience is begging for it. And you know it's the House Robots' duty to go in there and just bury him. But not Refbot. Wait a minute! Ha! Refbot jumps in there and drops him in. Must have been disgusting with his performance.|Stefan Frank as Spawn Again is pushed towards the pit by Sgt Bash and then pitted by Refbot}} 

===Series 5===
{{quote|Big fan club! Has a high-powered CO<sub>2</sub> flipper at the front and a high-powered spike at the rear, twice series Semi-Finalists, 25mph top speed, the fastest in the heat, 4-wheel-driven, should drive all the way to the Semis again!|Jonathan Pearce introduces Spawn Again}} 
Spawn Again entered the Fifth Wars as the number thirteen seed, and started its campaign with a first round battle against newcomers [[Hydra]].
[[File:Spawnhydra.jpg|thumb|Spawn Again flips Hydra]]
Spawn Again started strongly, immediately flipping Hydra over, and it kept the pressure on its opponent by flipping it over three more times after Hydra had righted itself. Hydra then stopped moving after self-righting for a fourth time. Spawn Again used Hydra's immobility to drive it towards the arena wall, where it rammed it multiple times before lifting it up onto its back once more. Spawn Again then attempted to flip Hydra out of the arena, but Hydra tumbled over the back of Spawn Again and into the CPZ. Spawn Again had still done plenty enough to progress though, and Refbot counted out Hydra before the House Robots pitted the beaten machine.
{{quote|Well, it's a completely new robot since last year, we've got the same drive system, bit faster, but we've got a full bar pressure flipper on it now, bit like Chaos, but a bit sort of higher than Chaos' one. Yeah, it seems to be working well!|Darren Hayden-Ball to Craig Charles after Round 1}} 
The second round saw Spawn Again drawn against [[Evolution]], which made it to the second round after beating [[Sabretooth]].
[[File:Screenshot 2017-11-02 at 17.16.35.png|thumb|left|Spawn Again flips Evolution over]]
[[File:SpawnagainEvolution.JPG|thumb|Spawn Again throws Evolution out of the arena]] 
Evolution started the battle spinning on the spot, but this did little to deter Spawn Again, which narrowly missed with a flip. Spawn Again then quickly slid underneath Evolution and chucked it over, before driving it towards the arena wall and flipping it out of the arena. This flip saw Spawn Again finish off its opponent in twenty-one seconds, and even threw its own wedge panel off in the process. Either way, Spawn Again went through to the Heat Final.
{{quote|Exactly to plan! You see, we was going to go in there, get them straight out, and we did the job, straight away!|Luke Jackman after the fight}} 

Spawn Again faced the experienced [[Diotoir]] machine in the Heat Final, which had defeated the twelfth seeds [[Tornado]] in the second round to progress to this stage. This was a rematch from the Extreme 1 Tag Team Terror semi-final.
{{quote|They're a good bunch of lads, and they're actually the ones who fixed our robot to get us here to this fight, so there's no bad feelings towards them!|Darren Hayden-Ball on his opponents}} 
[[File:Spawn Again vs Diotoir.jpg|thumb|left|Spawn Again's knockout flip on Diotoir]]
In the battle, Spawn Again continued its trend of fast start as it flipped over the Irish robot immediately. Diotoir attempted to self-right, but only managed to lose its eyes in doing so. Spawn Again, with its flipping arm now stuck open, darted towards the pit release button in an attempt to fulfil the [[Gentleman's Agreement|gentleman's agreement]] that was made between the two teams, with both teams agreeing that if one robot became immobile then the other would pit the beaten machine before the House Robots could inflict more damage.
[[File:Fierydiotoir.jpg|thumb|Spawn Again is unable to save Diotoir from being torched by Sgt. Bash]]
However, this plan backfired when Spawn Again curiously came to a halt as it attempted to reverse the now-counted-out Diotoir into the pit, which meant that [[Matilda]] and [[Sergeant Bash|Sgt. Bash]] were free to come in to attack. Spawn Again had still completed its job of winning the battle though, and was through to the Series Semi-Finals.
{{Dialogue a-b|Craig Charles|You're in with the big boys now, in the series semi-finals. What robots do you want to avoid?|Darren Hayden-Ball|Uh, Razer!|Ironic foreshadowing after the Heat Final}}

In the Series Semi-Finals, Spawn Again met the fourth seed, reigning world champions and eventual series champions [[Razer]] in Round 1.
[[File:Razer vs spawn again.JPG|thumb|left|Spawn Again is grabbed by Razer]]
Spawn Again was immediately under pressure as Razer slipped under Spawn Again's ground clearance and pierced its flipper arm. Razer continued to inflict further damage to Spawn Again as it held it against the arena wall, before Spawn Again was hassled into a CPZ, where Shunt, Sgt. Bash and Razer all took turns at damaging the thirteenth seeds. 
{{quote|And I don't think Spawn Again can get away from their peril! Semi-Finalists of Series 3 with the Scutter's Revenge machine, Semi-Finalists with Spawn of Scutter in Series 4, and to me Spawn Again are going to fall at the same hurdle! For Darren Ball driving. For Luke Jackman there with him as well.|Jonathan Pearce as Razer pierces Spawn Again}} 
[[File:Spawn_again_razer.JPG|thumb|Razer dumps Spawn Again in the pit]]
Finally, Spawn Again managed to free itself, and backed into space as it looked to line up an attack, but the damage it had sustained meant that its flipper was no longer working as it didn't work at all in the fight. In a desperate attempt to turn the battle, Spawn Again charged across the arena floor and activated the pit release button. However, Spawn Again then suddenly stopped moving, and Razer was able to submerge Spawn Again down into the pit. 
{{Dialogue a-b|Craig Charles|I tell you what, you couldn't have gone out to a better robot though!|Darren Hayden-Ball|If you're going to go out, go out to the double world champions!|Post-match interview}}

With this defeat, Spawn Again dropped into the Losers' Melee with the unseeded [[S3]] and the ninth seed [[Wild Thing]].
[[File:Spawn again wild thing s3.JPG|thumb|left|Spawn Again sits motionless with its flipper raised before it closes]]
[[File:Bash_Spawn_Again.jpg|thumb|Spawn Again is finished off by Sgt. Bash]]
Spawn Again targeted S3 first of all, but lost the front blade of its flipper. Wild Thing then drove Spawn Again across the arena floor, before S3 came in with a hit which sent Spawn Again up into the air. After this attack, Spawn Again failed to move, and was counted out by Refbot before being pitted by Sgt. Bash. As a result, it was eliminated from the competition, with Wild Thing also failing to progress, as it lost out to S3 on the judges' decision.
{{quote|Spawn Again has the long way home via the pit says Sgt. Bash. Down you go. That's the last we'll see this series of Spawn Again.|Jonathan Pearce as Spawn Again is pitted by Sgt. Bash}}
At the end of the series, Spawn Again was nominated for the Best Engineered Robot Award, but lost out to [[Derek]].

===Series 6===
This time around, Spawn Again was seeded number ten, the lowest ranked Semi-Finalist from the previous series. In its first battle in the Sixth Wars, it faced veterans [[Supernova]] and [[Tiberius|Tiberius 3]], as well as newcomers [[Short Circuit]].
{{quote|So, Spawn Again with all the capability and experience here! Three times Semi-Finalists.|Jonathan Pearce on the pedigree of Team Scutterbots}} 
[[File:Spawn Again flips Tiberius.jpg|thumb|Spawn Again flips Tiberius 3 and itself over]]
Spawn Again struggled for mobility from the off, and failed to get into the action while the other three competing robots tussled with each other. Finally, after Supernova had immobilised the inexperienced Short Circuit, Spawn Again was approached by both Tiberius 3 and Supernova, and it sustained damage as Supernova caught the front of it with its weapon. Supernova had also thrown aside Tiberius 3 with a hit, which consequently saw it limited in terms of movement. Spawn Again then crept into position and threw Tiberius 3 over, but also managed to flip itself over in the process. Spawn Again managed to self-right safely, but was then attacked multiple times by Supernova. Thankfully for Spawn Again, Tiberius 3 was still lying on its back, and was counted out by [[Refbot]], and as a result, Spawn Again scraped through to the second round by the skin of its teeth.
{{quote|I'll tell you what, of the two, Supernova was by far the more impressive. Spawn Again, one launch of the flipper, that was about it!|Jonathan Pearce after Tiberius 3 was counted out}}  
In Spawn Again's second round battle it was up against [[Spam]]. Before the fight, major repairs were needed. Despite this, the team were confident that they could beat Spam.
{{quote|The chassis' been cut, re-welded, new bits put in it. There's been reinforcements put in, electrical problems, gearbox has been rebuilt. Bearings have been replaced, batteries have been replaced. And that's the only ones I can think of at the moment, but I'm sure there's more!|Darren Hayden-Ball on the repairs to Spawn Again}} 
[[File:Spam vs Spawn Again.jpg|thumb|left|Spam runs up Spawn Again's flipper]]
[[File:Spam_Again.jpg|thumb|Spam drives into the pit while Spawn Again launches its flipper]]
Spawn Again managed to move more freely than it had in its first round battle, and forced itself underneath Spam's ground clearance on multiple occasions. However, Spawn Again's flipper did not activate once, and as the battle drew on, the tenth seed began moving slower and slower. Spam then activated the pit release and began to nudge Spawn Again towards the pit, before Spawn Again's flipper suddenly fired. However, before Spawn Again could use it offensively, an out of control Spam drove straight into the pit of its own accord.
{{Dialogue a-b|Craig Charles|You were lucky to get through that!|Darren Hayden-Ball|Oh yeah, really lucky!|Post-battle interview}}
 
This put Spawn Again into the Heat Final where it went up against Supernova again. Once again, heavy repairs had to be made for the battle, as the motors were causing frequency interference, meaning the team had to switch from a starter motor to a lawnmower motor.
[[File:Spawn Again flips Supernova.jpg|thumb|Spawn Again flips Supernova into the arena wall]]
Spawn Again started the Heat Final quickly, dodging an attack from Supernova, before flicking it aside with a flip. Supernova then drove into an angle grinder, and started to have issues with its traction. Spawn Again used this impairment to its advantage by flipping Supernova up against the angle grinder. Refbot nudged Supernova back down from the arena hazard but Spawn Again continued to pressure the Sri Lankan robot, and flipped it once more. Supernova's wheels continued to spin, but it was still unable to gain sufficient purchase on the arena floor.
{{quote|Spawn Again on top, and just when they needed it to, the flipper has found its form!|Jonathan Pearce as Spawn Again flips Supernova into the arena wall}}
As a result, Supernova was counted out by Refbot and pitted by Growler, putting Team Scutterbots through to the Series Semi-Finals for the fourth time in a row.
{{quote|And though it seemed unlikely five or six minutes ago, Spawn Again will be making another series Semi-Final!|Jonathan Pearce as Supernova is counted out and flipped}}

In its first Semi-Final battle, it faced off against the unseeded [[Terrorhurtz]], which had beaten the likes of [[Kronic the Wedgehog|Kronic 2]] and [[Panic Attack]] to reach this stage.
[[File:Terrorhurtz Spawn Again dance 1.jpg|thumb|left|Terrorhurtz jumps around Spawn Again]]
[[File:Terrorhurtz_vs_Spawn_Again.JPG|thumb|Spawn Again battered by Terrorhurtz]]
[[File:Mr Psycho Spawn Again.jpg|thumb|left|Spawn Again is picked up by Mr. Psycho]]
Terrorhurtz started fast as it brought its axe down on Spawn Again multiple times in the opening stages before spiralling out of control briefly. Terrorhurtz continued to dominate proceedings by severely denting Spawn Again's armour with its bladed axe, and after Spawn Again received further damage from [[Dead Metal]], it was counted out by Refbot. Spawn Again was then picked up by [[Mr. Psycho]], who dropped Spawn Again onto the lip of the pit after parading it around the arena, with Dead Metal required to nudge Spawn Again down into the pit, confirming its defeat.
{{quote|And I think that repeated axe blow technique of Terrorhurtz, once again, has caused immeasurable damage. Spawn Again simply never got going.|Jonathan Pearce as Spawn Again lies immobile}}

After this defeat, Spawn Again took part in the Losers' Melee for a second series in a row, where it faced the number two seeds Bigger Brother (a robot it defeated in the Extreme 1 Tag Team Terror) and the number four seeds [[Hypno-Disc]].
[[File:Hypno-Disc vs Bigger Brother vs Spawn Again.JPG|thumb|Spawn Again, Bigger Brother and Hypno-Disc duel in the CPZ]]
{{quote|It might run, but it might fall to bits! But, it's going against Hypno-Disc, so either way it's; we either trash it ourselves, or it gets trashed!|Darren Hayden-Ball before the Losers' Melee}}
[[File:Spawn Again flips Bigger Brother.jpg|thumb|left|Spawn Again almost throws Bigger Brother out of the arena...]]
[[File:Bigger Brother pits Spawn Again.jpg|thumb|...but ends up in the pit]]
Hypno-Disc was harried by the other two machines from the off, and although it inflicted damage to both Spawn Again and Bigger Brother, it became immobilised when its flywheel connected with the arena wall. With the number four seeds immobilised, Spawn Again and Bigger Brother engaged with each other, with Spawn Again coming close to flipping Bigger Brother out of the arena. After this flip though, Spawn Again's mobility became laboured, with its flipper also stuck in an upright position. This allowed Bigger Brother to edge Spawn Again over the pit of oblivion before pushing it down - eliminating Spawn Again from the competition.

===Extreme 2===
{{quote|We've just brought it into the 21st century, but we won't find out how good it is until we get in there.|Darren Hayden-Ball on the upgrades to Spawn Again}}
Because it reached the Semi-Finals of the Sixth Wars, Spawn Again earned the right to compete in Extreme 2's All-Stars tournament. In the first round, it went up against Hypno-Disc once again as well as [[Dominator 2]]. 
[[File:Dominator II vs Spawn Again vs Hypno-Disc.jpg|thumb|left|Spawn Again launches Hypno-Disc]]
The battle got off to a fast start as a strong drive from Dominator 2 flicked Hypno-Disc up onto its side momentarily. Spawn Again then made its first move, as it drove at Hypno-Disc and hurled it up into the air with a strong flip. Both Spawn Again and Dominator 2 continued to focus their attacks solely on Hypno-Disc, and after Dominator 2 pushed Hypno-Disc around, Spawn Again came in and flipped Hypno-Disc once more. Hypno-Disc responded as it crashed into Dominator 2's right-hand side wheel guard before catching Spawn Again with another attack, but after some more pressure Hypno-Disc broke down. Spawn Again and Dominator 2 continued to attack the immobile Hypno-Disc, as Dominator 2 axed Hypno-Disc's flywheel multiple times, before Spawn Again threw it onto its back. Finally, Hypno-Disc was counted out by Refbot, and Spawn Again advanced to the next round along with Dominator 2.

In the second round, Spawn Again was up against former UK Champion [[Razer]] for the third time - a vengeance battle from the semi-finals of Series 5 and the Series 4 Southern Annihilator. 
{{dialogue a-b|Philippa Forrester|Tactics?|Darren Hayden-Ball|Beat them!|Team Scutterbots talk tactics}}
[[File:RazerSpawnAgain1.jpg|thumb|left|Spawn Again cannot gain revenge on Razer]]
[[File:RazerSpawnAgain2.jpg|thumb|Spawn Again drives itself onto the pit]] 
In the opening stages of the battle, Spawn Again largely retreated as it attempted to keep its distance from Razer. Razer then caught up to Spawn Again and slid under the front of it before driving it back in towards Sgt. Bash. After this, Razer moved Spawn Again over the flame pit and attempted to crush into the flipper of its opponent, but Spawn Again held firm and sustained little damage. Spawn Again then managed to move away and decided to press the pit release button. Unfortunately for Spawn Again, it drove over the descending arena hazard as it attempted to go onto the attack, and found itself beached over the pit of oblivion. Razer raised its wings in celebration, before Spawn Again activated its flipper in a desperate last attempt to free itself, but it only succeeded in chucking itself fully into the pit, eliminating it from the competition.
{{quote|Spawn Again. And again. And again. Ooh no. I don't think so.|Jonathan Pearce}}

===Series 7===
{{quote|It's basically the same design, but it's all new internally now, so it's new electronics, new batteries, new weapon, new weapon control, new mixer. But yeah, basically everything's new, and hopefully it'll all work!|Darren Hayden-Ball on the improvements to Spawn Again}}
Spawn Again returned for Series 7, this time seeded sixth as it was one of only seven returning Semi-Finalists from the previous series. In the first round, Spawn Again was up against [[Chip]], [[NEATer Machine]] and [[Revenge of Trouble & Strife]].
{{quote|People are going to need an "Arena Re-entry Device" from now on, because that's the only place people are going, it's outside the arena!|Luke Jackman}}
[[File:ChipOotA.png|thumb|left|Spawn Again launches Chip out of the arena]]
[[File:Spawn_Again_Revenge_of_Trouble_and_Strife.jpg|thumb|Spawn Again throws Revenge of Trouble & Strife into the pit release button]]
Spawn Again buzzed around in the opening moments of the battle before manufacturing the first pivotal moment, as it drove underneath Chip and hurled it out of the arena. Meanwhile, NEATer Machine lost its axe tip and was immobilised by Revenge of Trouble & Strife, and although this meant that both machines were through, that didn't stop Spawn Again, as it flipped Revenge of Trouble & Strife over several times, to the point where it could not self-right. NEATer Machine was counted out by Refbot and pitted by Mr. Psycho, and Spawn Again's progression was confirmed, having defeated all three opponents.

{{quote|Throw them out of the arena! Ten seconds maximum!|Luke Jackman's tactics for fighting R.O.C.S.}}
In the second round, Spawn Again was drawn up against [[R.O.C.S.]], which made its way through by edging past [[Topbot]] and [[The Executioner]] in the first round. 
[[File:Spawn Again flips ROCS.jpeg|thumb|left|Spawn Again gets its first flip in on R.O.C.S.]]
[[File:Spawn Again rights ROCS.jpeg|thumb|Spawn Again very sportingly flips R.O.C.S. the right way up]]
[[File:Spawn_Again_ROCS_2.jpg|thumb|left|Spawn Again nearly throws R.O.C.S. out of the arena]]
[[File:ROCS Spawn Again.jpg|thumb|R.O.C.S. drags Spawn Again around the arena]]
[[File:R.O.C.S. vs Spawn Again.JPG|thumb|Spawn Again flips R.O.C.S. over for the last time]]
Spawn Again started with a quick flip on its opponent, before righting it with another attack. Spawn Again continued its dominant start with another flip, before coming close to flipping R.O.C.S. out of the arena. R.O.C.S. managed to self-right, and then came onto the attack itself, as it clamped onto the back of Spawn Again. Sir Killalot dragged the two out of the CPZ, and R.O.C.S. dragged Spawn Again backwards, across the arena floor. Spawn Again managed to free itself from R.O.C.S.' grip just before it pressed the pit release button, and then asserted itself once more, toppling R.O.C.S. onto its back. This time, R.O.C.S. was unable to right itself, and Spawn Again had sealed its place into the Heat Final as Refbot counted R.O.C.S. out. To finish the battle, R.O.C.S. was hit by a washing machine on the Drop Zone and then pitted by Sir Killalot.

In its Heat Final, it was drawn against [[Raging Knightmare]], a rematch from Series 4, where [[Spawn of Scutter]] beat [[Knightmare]]. 
{{quote|Same as always; flip them, flip them hard, and flip them out of the arena!|Confidence before the battle from Darren Hayden-Ball}}
[[File:Spawn_Again_Raging_Knightmare_1.jpg|thumb|left|Raised weapons, after the first flip of the fight]]
[[File:Spawn Again vs Raging Knightmare.JPG|thumb|Spawn Again's pneumatic system explodes]]
[[File:Spawn_Again_Raging_Knightmare.jpg|thumb|left|Spawn Again spears itself in the arena floor]]
[[File:Spawn Again Wheels S7.png|thumb|Spawn Again lays on its back unable to self-right]]
Both robots started by meeting in the centre of the arena, where Raging Knightmare flipped Spawn Again over. Spawn Again quickly self-righted, before pushing back onto Raging Knightmare, which flipped itself over while attempting to flip Spawn Again. Spawn Again attempted to follow this up with a flip of its own, but it pneumatics system exploded spectacularly as the machine landed back on the arena floor, sending CO<sub>2</sub> gas everywhere. With the flipper now inactivate and the ram hanging out the front of the robot, Spawn Again dashed towards the pit release button, but missed its target, and instead, its exposed ram plunged into the arena floor, pinning itself in the process. Raging Knightmare then flipped Spawn Again free, but over onto its back, which meant that it could line up another attack. It came in once more, lifting Spawn Again up, but not out of the arena, which left it balancing on top of the arena wall, before Raging Knightmare flicked Spawn Again for a final time, toppling it out of the arena. This was the first and only time Spawn Again, and Team Scutterbots, had failed to reach the series semi finals.
[[File:Spawn_Again_vs_Raging_Knightmare_(2).JPG|thumb|Spawn Again balances on the arena wall before being flipped out]]
{{quote|Now, you can't sit there all day. That's better. Down you go. Out.|Jonathan Pearce on Spawn Again being balanced on the arena wall from a flip from Raging Knightmare, then being flipped out completely}}
The team had brought spare pneumatics to Series 7 and the robot could have been repaired<ref>Private correspondence between [[User:RobotManiac|RobotManiac]] and Darren Hayden-Ball in 2020</ref> but Spawn Again was not invited to participate in any side events and so its Heat Final therefore proved to be its final ''Robot Wars'' appearance.