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[[File:Knome_2.png|thumb|left|Knome II]]
 
Team Duct Tape also competed in ''BattleBots'' with '''Knome''' at the first ever event in 1999, Series 1.0 with '''Knome II''' and Series 2.0, 3.0 and 5.0 with '''Sublime'''. None of these robots achieved much success. Today, team captain Jerome Miles still competes at Robogames with lightweight robot '''Hot Stuff''', a rebuilt Sublime and a featherweight version of the team's other entrant [[Hyperactive]]. As of 2015, he is currently working on building a new version of Unibite and renaming it HyperBite. HyperBite competed at the 2015 Robogames, losing to Touro Maximus and Raging Scotsman.
 
Team Duct Tape also competed in ''BattleBots'' with '''Knome''' at the first ever event in 1999, Series 1.0 with '''Knome II''' and Series 2.0, 3.0 and 5.0 with '''Sublime'''. None of these robots achieved much success. Today, team captain Jerome Miles still competes at Robogames with lightweight robot '''Hot Stuff''', a rebuilt Sublime and a featherweight version of the team's other entrant [[Hyperactive]]. As of 2015, he is currently working on building a new version of Unibite and renaming it HyperBite. HyperBite competed at the 2015 Robogames, losing to Touro Maximus and Raging Scotsman.
   
Team Duct Tape entered the 2016 series of ''BattleBots'' with [http://battlebots.wikia.com/wiki/Red_Devil Red Devil].
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[[File:RedDevil_BB2016.jpg|thumb|Red Devil]]Team Duct Tape entered the 2016 series of ''BattleBots'' with [http://battlebots.wikia.com/wiki/Red_Devil Red Devil].
   
 
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Revision as of 16:38, 27 June 2017

"With a 29" disc and a lifter tail, one bite out of either weapon and the other robot will be dead! "
— Jerome Miles

Unibite was a robot from Utah that fought in both Seasons of Robot Wars: Extreme Warriors. It did not enjoy a significant degree of success, losing in the first round of the Season 1 US Championship, the second round of the same season's Annihilator special, and being defeated in the heat final of Season 2 by Conquering Clown.

The team also competed in Season 2's special events with Hyperactive, a modified version of the original Unibite.

Design

Unibite

The first Unibite

The original Unibite was a wide, low, invertible two-wheel driven machine with a front mounted spinning disc, spiked around the entire surface for a cutting surface. The robot was somewhat U-shaped.

In Season 2, the robot was updated to become Unibite 2.0, now featuring a rear flipping fork, as well as a more conventional flywheel with two teeth.

Robot History

Season 1

In the US Championship, Unibite started by getting its weapon up to speed. It attacked the wheels of Sobek with the spinning disc prior to being hit by Coffin-Bot. Combined with pushing action from Tricerabot, the attacks were enough to rip off one of Sobek's wheels. It attacked Sobek and Tricerabot until it broke down near the flame pit, taking Unibite out of the action after a battle of aggression.

Unibite hits skullmania

Unibite damages Skullmania's wheel

Unibite was also seen in the Annihilator. In round 1, Unibite charged at the Conquering Clown but failed to do any damage. Unibite continued attacking the other competitors by spinning in circles, and this tactic caused damage to Skullmania with a glancing blow. Skullmania had lost drive on one side before stopping completely, eliminating it from the competition.

Unibite breaks down.

Unibite becomes immobile

In the second round, Unibite looked aggressive once again, causing cosmetic damage to Conquering Clown and Rippa Raptor. When it went on the attack on Conquering Clown again, Drillzilla rammed Unibite causing it to break down and it was counted out.

Season 2

Unibite 2.0 spent most of its opening round melee being pushed around by Texas Tornado, with both Unibite's flywheel and flipper looking ineffective. However Texas Tornado burnt out its electronics on a flame vent after lifting up Unibite. This allowed Unibite 2.0 to reach the second round where it fought Season 1 finalist Brute.

Brute charged at Unibite's flipper, but neither machine was caused any distress. Unibite was pushed around by Brute, with Brute's spinning drum grinding away at the frame of Unibite. Brute continued to shove Unibite until Unibite hit the pit release button. Brute repeatedly failed to push Unibite in, before driving straight into the pit itself.

This lead to another fight with Conquering Clown. Unibite and Conquering Clown attacked head-on with their spinning weapons, only causing minor damage to one another. One of Conquering Clown's wheel guards was buckled by Unibite's disc, causing the wheel to lock up.

Unibitedrop

Unibite becomes the first victim of the Drop Zone.

Despite having the upper hand, Unibite 2.0 was dealt a critical blow by Conquering Clown, causing it to lose mobility completely. Unibite was counted out of Season 2, before Sir Killalot bent the rear flipping weapon and dragged it to the drop zone. A washing machine fell onto Unibite 2.0.

Results

UNIBITE - RESULTS
US Season 1
Annihilator
Round 2
Round 1 vs. Conquering Clown, Drillzilla, Red Virus, Rippa Raptor, Skullmania Qualified
Round 2 vs. Conquering Clown, Drillzilla, Red Virus, Rippa Raptor Eliminated
US Championship
Heats
Heat vs. Bot-Ugly, Coffin-Bot, Sobek, The Revolutionist, Tricerabot, Eliminated
UNIBITE 2.0 - RESULTS
US Season 2
US Championship
Heat Final
Heat C, Round 1 vs. Black Widow, Texas Tornado Qualified
Heat C, Round 2 vs. Brute Won
Heat C, Final vs. Conquering Clown 2 Lost
Unibite team member

Jerome Miles with Unibite

Wins/Losses

  • Wins: 3
  • Losses: 3

Series Record

US Series Unibite Series Record
Season 1 Heat (Round 1)
Season 2 Heat Final
Nickelodeon Did not enter

Outside Robot Wars

Knome 2

Knome II

Team Duct Tape also competed in BattleBots with Knome at the first ever event in 1999, Series 1.0 with Knome II and Series 2.0, 3.0 and 5.0 with Sublime. None of these robots achieved much success. Today, team captain Jerome Miles still competes at Robogames with lightweight robot Hot Stuff, a rebuilt Sublime and a featherweight version of the team's other entrant Hyperactive. As of 2015, he is currently working on building a new version of Unibite and renaming it HyperBite. HyperBite competed at the 2015 Robogames, losing to Touro Maximus and Raging Scotsman.

RedDevil BB2016

Red Devil

Team Duct Tape entered the 2016 series of BattleBots with Red Devil.

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