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Missing:
1. Crow T. Robot
2. Gypsy
3. Rusty (Big Guy’s partner)
4. Robot (from the 1st Tom Baker Dr. Who story of the same name)
5. Dyno-Mutt
Missing “bots”:
1. AstroBoy
2. MegaMan
3. Lt. Cmdr. Data
4. Helper (Venture Bros.)
5. Mouse bot
And as for “do they count?”
Ro-Bear-Bill (Thundercats)
Inspector Gadget
Looks like the mouse bot is in the lower right hand corner, above and to the right of the question mark. Otherwise, I’m loving any robot collection that remembers Mr. Butlertron, Larry 3000 and the robot from “Benji, Zax and the Alien Prince.”
The only other missing robots I can think of, and I’m probably pushing it on all of them:
1. V.I.C.I. (Small Wonder)
2. Pimpbot 5000 (Late Night with Conan O’Brien)
3. Man-E-Faces in robot mode
4. “The Solid Tin Coyote”
5. Golden Army soldier
Missing: I can name at least six just by saying “The Metal Men”.
I see Wall-E. That’s almost cheating.
Two of the ones I first thought of (Astro Boy and Data) were already mentioned, but others would be:
1) The Iron Giant
2) Frankenstein Junior
3) The Robot Devil
4) The Robonic Stooges
5) Norm (from Phineas and Ferb)
There are a few more I could name, but why spoil everyone else’s fun?
Raphy