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— Robot Flower, "I SAID CAREFUL!!!"
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Robot Flower is a female contestant in Battle for BFDI and Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two.
In Battle for Dream Island, Robot Flower was one of the 30 recommended characters that had a chance to join the show in "The Reveal". The votes for the debut were revealed in "Reveal Novum" and she only got 11 votes which wasn't enough to join, placing her 9th to join the season.
In Battle for Dream Island Again, Robot Flower had the chance to join at the start of the season but she only received 119 votes which wasn't enough, placing 39th to join the season and so she was sent to the Tiny Loser Chamber.
In IDFB, Robot Flower is currently in the Tiny Loser Chamber due to failing to debut in BFDIA. She had a chance to join the season but only received 88 votes[2], which wasn't enough to rejoin and placed her 25th to join the season.
In Battle for BFDI, Robot Flower competed on A Better Name Than That until the split in "The Escape from Four" where she left to compete on Two's show.
In Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, Robot Flower competed on The Strongest Team on Earth. until the team swap in "What's Up Bell's String?" where she was instead given to Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again as a prize for winning the challenge. She was eliminated in "Seasonal Shift" with 10,771 votes, placing 22nd overall.
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Appearance[]
Robot Flower is a robotic version of Flower, with five metal petals that are made to function as buttons, as Tennis Ball used them to control Remote in "The Liar Ball You Don't Want". In most cases, she is often considered as a robotic alter ego of Flower. Her petals light up when she speaks. She appears to be made entirely of metal and is covered in bolts. Aside from her gray body, she is colored almost exactly like Flower and has an auto-tuned voice that sounds like that of Flower. However, unlike her counterpart, Robot Flower's petals are asymmetrical, and she does not have facial features.
Changes[]
BFDI 14[]
- Robot Flower has thick black outlines.
- Robot Flower has thin limbs.
- Robot Flower is named "Mechanical Flower".
- Mechanical Flower has regular legs.
BFDI 16[]
- Her outlines are now thicker.
- Mechanical Flower is renamed to "Robot Flower".
- She loses her regular legs in exchange for stick legs.
BFDI 17-BFDIA 13[]
- She gains bolts on her panels.
- She has less saturated colors.
- Her panels get rounded edges instead of just being rectangular.
- She gains colored outlines as opposed to black ones.
- Her outlines are much thinner.
- Her head is bigger.
- Her body is grey.
BFDIA 13/IDFB+[]
- Her panels gain thicker outlines.
- Her panels become a grayer shade of pink.
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Personality[]
BFB[]
Although Robot Flower has a very similar appearance to Flower, she has some different qualities regarding her personality. While Flower was completely focused on accomplishing tasks better than others, Robot Flower can have common sense and is willing to make sacrifices if it means protecting her friends. She also likes to show pride in her accomplishments and is good at following orders, even from people she doesn't like, such as Golf Ball.
Robot Flower can also stand up to her allies to point out the obliviousness of others, and ended up saving A Better Name Than That and 
’s lives, even though it caused her team to lose the contest in "The Liar Ball You Don't Want".
TPOT[]
- For more information on Robot Flower's personality while she has Flower's season 1 personality programmed into her, see Flower#Personality.
Robot Flower continues to be practical and efficient, often solving problems creatively and showing loyalty and empathy, especially towards people like Basketball. Despite her mechanical nature, she has emotional depth and is direct in her approach. However, she also struggles with self-doubt and desires acceptance, even to the point of trying to change herself to be more like the original Flower in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky". This leads her to a moment of corruption.
Her eventual return to normalcy in "Category One" shows that she is deeply affected by her past actions and the chaos she caused. Despite still seeking validation, like during her elimination in "Seasonal Shift", Robot Flower appreciates genuine connections and is capable of accepting support, even if she doesn't fully understand why things happened the way they did.
Official Character Guide biography[]
If Flower were to turn into a robot, she'd look a lot like Robot Flower. As all robots do, Robot Flower interfaces with all types of technology and converts sensory inputs to data. When she speaks, her metal petals light up.
Like Flower, Robot Flower is demanding and selfish, but she believes that she has more integrity than Flower. She is also competitive and capable of disobeying orders when she thinks they're wrong. This sometimes ruffles Golf Ball's dimples.
Did You Know?: Robot Flower's yellow centerpiece is a lens.
Abilities[]
- Super speed: In "Return of the Rocket Ship", she is able to run to the moon in 2 seconds.
- Incredible strength: In the same episode, she is able to lift up something twice her size with zero effort. A stronger feat of strength is shown in "Balancing P.A.C.T.", where Robot Flower slams Basketball so hard, she completely deflates and dies. She managed to do this to the same Basketball who survived a falling elevator, full of patrons, that completely crushed her, with her coming out of it unfazed and mostly dizzy.
- Infection resistant: In "Outbreak At Stake", Robot Flower wants to become a zombie to help the other zombies to take down her team, but due to her being a metal robot, Zombie Battery's infectious bite was absolutely ineffective to her. Still, Robot Flower joined.
- Magnetism: In "Category One", she was able to de-magnetize Pin and Gaty while stuck on eachother.
- Durability: In "Category One", despite taking a lot of damage during her fight with Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again, including having her lens pierced, she still manages to remain standing for a while before Fanny delivers a finishing blow.
- Propeller: In "Category One", Robot Flower rotates her mechanical petals, which act as a makeshift propeller, and shreds off some of Tree's leaves and branches.
Weaknesses[]
- Extreme heat: In "The Four is Lava", while Robot Flower is able to survive in lava, she will overheat if she stays in it for too long, causing her to malfunction.
- Water: In "Fishes and Dishes", being an electronic, Robot Flower is unable to survive in water and ends up malfunctioning. As well in The Seven Wonders of Goiky, she malfunctions after getting rained on by Teardrop. This weakness was also shown in Balancing P.A.C.T., when she was thrown off by Grassy after attempting to throw Teardrop off the balance beam.
- Overloading: In "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life", Robot Flower can't handle too many orders, at about 3,000. This is shown when she tries to give a battery to Death P.A.C.T. Again (failing over 2,700 times), and when she tries to give blocks to Bell and Grassy but fails and gives them batteries instead.
Coverage[]
Appearances[]
- Battle for Dream Island
- "Half a Loaf Is Better Than None" (does not speak coherently)
- "Bowling, Now with Explosions!" (does not speak coherently)
- "The Reveal"
- "Reveal Novum"
- "Return of the Hang Glider"
- Battle for Dream Island Again
- "Yeah, Who? I Wanna Know" (cameo)
- "Get in the Van" (3rd-anniversary wheel)
- "Well, Look Who It Is!" (does not speak)
- "PointyPointyPointy ♫" (does not speak)
- "Spore Day" (does not speak)
- IDFB
- "Welcome Back" (cameo)
- Battle for BFDI
- "Getting Teardrop to Talk"
- "Lick Your Way to Freedom"
- "Why Would You Do This on a Swingset"
- "Today's Very Special Episode"
- "Fortunate Ben" (does not speak)
- "Four Goes Too Far"
- "The Liar Ball You Don't Want"
- "Questions Answered"
- "This Episode is About Basketball" (does not speak)
- "Enter the Exit"
- "What Do You Think of Roleplay?"
- "Return of the Rocket Ship"
- "Don't Dig Straight Down"
- "The Four is Lava"
- "The Escape from Four" (speaks in group)
- Battle for BFB
- "SOS (Save Our Show)" (flashback)
- "Chapter Complete" (cameo)
- Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two
- "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?"
- "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life"
- "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters"
- "Gardening Zero"
- "Fishes and Dishes"
- "The Great Goikian Bake-Off"
- "The Seven Wonders of Goiky"
- "Balancing P.A.C.T."
- "Outbreak At Stake"
- "Oneirophobe's Nightmare"
- "Out Of The Blue" (does not speak)
- "What's Up Bell's String?"
- "Category One"
- "I SAID CAREFUL!!!"
- "Seasonal Shift" (eliminated)
- Non-canon appearances
Battle for Dream Island[]
Robot Flower being flung in "Reveal Novum".
In "Half a Loaf Is Better Than None", Robot Flower walks into a vat of hydrochloric acid to retrieve the Announcer's marbles.
In "Bowling, Now with Explosions!", Robot Flower appears in a crowd of recommended characters who are watching the Cake at Stake. They are all sealed in a metal box by the Announcer, which randomly sets on fire in the stinger ending.
In "The Reveal", she appears as one of the 30 recommended characters that could debut as a contestant. In her audition, she repeats Flower's line of "Vote for me or I'll crush you!" seen in "Cycle of Life".
In "Reveal Novum", she receives 11 votes to join, which is not enough. She is flung to the LOL. As she is flying through the air, she yells to the tune of "Smaller cap = less plastic".
In "Return of the Hang Glider", Robot Flower watches the final Cake at Stake from the bleachers with the other recommended characters.
Battle for Dream Island Again[]
In "Yeah, Who? I Wanna Know", Robot Flower receives 119 votes to join the season; once again, it is not enough and she is sent to the TLC.
In "Well, Look Who It Is!", "PointyPointyPointy ♫", "Spore Day", and "Respect to the Wicked", she is shown briefly in the LOL several times, however she doesn't get any speaking roles.
IDFB[]
In "Welcome Back", she is given a chance to join the game, along with the other characters in the TLC.
Battle for BFDI[]
In "Getting Teardrop to Talk", Robot Flower is selected by Golf Ball to join A Better Name Than That, due to the fact that she is a "mechanical mind". During the challenge, Golf Ball assigns Robot Flower and Blocky the task of climbing the tree, as they were some of the few Better Namers to have arms. The two then climb the tree, with Blocky mounting it first. Despite this, Robot Flower proclaims that she was first and pushes Blocky off the tree when he disagrees.
In "Lick Your Way to Freedom", Robot Flower informs Blocky that the recovery centers were destroyed. She later yells at Four demanding for her dead teammates to be brought back.
In "Why Would You Do This on a Swingset", Robot Flower and Basketball tell Golf Ball that 8-Ball is a better leader than her. When Golf Ball tries to give the team instructions, 8-Ball says the opposite of what she says; Robot Flower and her team obey 8-Ball's instructions. One of which include turning purple, which only she and TV do.
In "Today's Very Special Episode", Robot Flower is one of the characters who are climbing Bell's string, only to get zapped off later. Robot Flower continues to follow 8-Ball's instructions throughout the course of the challenge. When 8-Ball and Golf Ball make up, she is the only one on their team who notices, but TV tells her to stop talking.
In "Four Goes Too Far", she helps her team multiply Four by Zero. In the challenge, she rides in Golf Ball's rocket to the Moon to avoid the twinkle, only to have follow them, with the twinkle. She faces off against as the twinkle switches between the two teams. Book reasons that the twinkle could go back to earth, but Robot Flower says that's highly unlikely. However, the twinkle does get taken off the moon, making Robot Flower's team safe, but Golf Ball's rocket breaks, stranding them on the moon.
In "The Liar Ball You Don't Want", Basketball reveals that after 2 weeks of inspection, Robot Flower can send data to Golf Ball's ship. Golf Ball tells Robot Flower that they'll be using her to hack into Remote's mind to win the contest. Golf Ball then says that they have to trust with not breaking the signal and Robot Flower promises. With that, Grassy turns on the communicator disk, which sends Robot Flower into the Data Void where she manages to secure a connection to Remote. However, thanks to Grassy moving the ship, the connection becomes unstable. This allows Remote to send a bomb to get rid of whoever is hacking her. Robot Flower panics upon seeing this and notices a close connection option that seemingly came out of nowhere. After thinking about it, she closes the connection to make sure everyone lives, making them lose the contest in the process as Remote pushes the Liar Ball into ABNTT's hole. Robot Flower closing the signal also results in Remote getting blown up by her own bomb.
Robot Flower visiting the Data Void.
In "Questions Answered", she and the rest of her team and are brought back to earth with Donut's help. She is safe with the third most votes, 3,105.
In "This Episode Is About Basketball", Robot Flower is only seen in a crowd shot when Donut attempts to pick the 9th contest.
In "Enter the Exit", Robot Flower reveals to her team that Remote was the one who tried to send them a bomb.
In "What Do You Think of Roleplay?", she suspects that Golf Ball is the impostor on her team because she is not investigating herself, but instead investigating everyone else on the team. Golf Ball defends herself by claiming she can't be the impostor because she knows she is herself. Later when Golf Ball interrogates Grassy, Robot Flower claims that Golf Ball is stalling to make them lose.
In "Return of the Rocket Ship", Robot Flower launches Fanny across a set of Recommended Characters after Fanny was talking to Grassy, saying that she is on a different team. She also ends up fixing Fanny in the process
Later on in the challenge, Golf Ball tells Robot Flower that she must get along with broken machines, to which she responds, "What's that supposed to mean?". Golf Ball then orders her to get her broken rocket from the moon, to which she obeys and retrieves it quickly.
In "Don't Dig Straight Down", Robot Flower's team finds an emerald. She and the rest of her team wall-jump to bring the emerald to Four. When Death P.A.C.T. takes her team's emerald in order to win the contest, Robot Flower exclaims that they can't do that.
Later on, while Golf Ball is trying to prevent iance from breaking out to the surface, Robot Flower tells her to stop, and says that she has done it 2,763 times. Robot Flower agrees with Blocky that this is a pain.
In "The Four is Lava", Robot Flower is stuck in a tree with Blocky and Tennis Ball. When Blocky flings himself away with the tree they were on, Robot Flower tries to catch him, even if it means getting through the lava to do so. Although the lava doesn't kill her, she begins to overheat and glitch and goes back up the tree. When the lava has drained, Robot Flower races to Four with Tennis Ball but continues malfunctioning. She remembers that Basketball knows how she works and uses her speed to get to Four while holding Tennis Ball, making A Better Name Than That safe. She then has Basketball recovered so that she can fix her.
In "The Escape from Four", Robot Flower is first seen walking towards Four to watch him struggle at sucking up Spongy. Robot Flower later quits BFB to compete on The Power of Two.
Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two[]
In "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", Robot Flower and Grassy are invited to form a team with Basketball after she breaks away from Golf Ball for insulting her. Robot Flower tells Basketball that she is impressed with how she stood up to Golf Ball and points out that this is her first time on a team with no other balls, which later turns out to be false.
During the challenge, Robot Flower and Grassy immediately ride Bell to the top of the Hotel. Robot Flower tells her to go back to get the rest, but Bell cannot go back down due to Two's rule. Robot Flower is at the top for the rest of her challenge, but her team eventually reaches them and avoids being up for elimination. When everyone starts attacking Two for not saying one of the rules clearly, Robot Flower hits them with her head twice.
In "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life", Robot Flower is revealed to run a shop called "STUFF FOR YOUR SELF" on the first floor of the Hotel. Death P.A.C.T. Again attempts to order a battery from her to revive Remote, but she gives them various miscellaneous objects instead, including a laser gun. When Two begins the challenge, Robot Flower says it is great and that she loves squares. Several other characters then ask how she feels about other shapes, which makes her uncomfortable.
During the challenge, Bell asks for Robot Flower to give Grassy more blocks so they can be delivered to Snowball at the top of their stack, but Robot Flower instead drops a pile of batteries. When she does it a second time, Basketball drags her away to see what is wrong. They go to the fourth floor of the Hotel, where Basketball discovers someone placed an order of 3000 items on her shop and deduces that is why Robot Flower is malfunctioning. Marker's paper clip then flies into the room and resets Robot Flower, surprising Basketball.
Basketball mistakenly thinks the paper clip is a "robot splinter" and pulls it out. The reset removes all the orders from Robot Flower, but Basketball thinks that she fixed Robot Flower by pulling out the splinter. When they notice time is almost out, Robot Flower drags Basketball to their tower. Their team has no blocks stacked when the challenge ends, so they are up for elimination.
In "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters", Robot Flower is first seen selling a new Zap Ray to Teardrop, telling her to be more careful with it this time. Suddenly, Tennis Ball flies into her, causing Robot Flower to accidentally obliterate Teardrop. During Cake at Stake, Robot Flower says she'll eat Two's cheesecake, and Two says that's good news because Robot Flower is fourth safe with 6,847 votes. Robot Flower takes the cake and smashes it with her head repeatedly. During the challenge, when Snowball asks what truly strong people look for at an amusement park, she responds, "a purpose?".
Later, after their team constructs a four-block stack, Robot Flower excitedly says it is sturdy and they'll win. When Basketball comes up with a new plan and says they need string, Robot Flower says she is on string duty. She quickly runs back to the hotel, with Two saying hello and goodbye to her as she passes them. Just Not sees Robot Flower run up to Basketball's lab, and Nickel tells them to grab on to her when she comes back, which results in her pulling them back to the challenge area. Robot Flower gives Basketball the string, and their team gets a 7/10 in the challenge, placing second.
In "Gardening Zero", Robot Flower tries to include herself as a plant contestant after Tree tells Two that the botanical contestants appreciate their challenge to protect plant life. Although, Tree isn’t sure if she counts. Her team is sent to the Snowy Tundra to protect their Funny Plant. The team’s first strategy is to have Bell produce sound waves to warm their plant. This works until Bell accidentally shakes her bracelet off and is sent away. Robot Flower suggests calling Bell back with Touch-Tone, but Eggy doesn’t think Bell would notice if they called her.
The team’s next strategy is burning Grassy, which keeps the plant warm, but also causes his bracelet to slowly disintegrate. Eventually, Grassy’s bracelet burns off completely and he’s teleported back to Goiky. Robot Flower’s team still manages to be safe as their plant survived long enough before two other teams had theirs killed.
In "Fishes and Dishes", Robot Flower is first seen standing next to Basketball and listening to Two explain their reason for getting the plates. During the challenge, Basketball reveals that she and Robot Flower have invented "breathable bubbles" to complete the challenge and protect Robot Flower from the water. Golf Ball responds by saying her Robotic Fish Monster is better, but Robot Flower and the rest of her team hijack it while she is distracted. When TV is revealed to still be in the invention and is now a hostage, Robot Flower greets him, and he greets her back.
Later, after Eggy tells Basketball that she has been keeping TV in line, Basketball says that Robot Flower is the one who seems to be looking after him. TV tells Robot Flower that her team doesn't care about machines and they should destroy the invention before things get out of hand. He gives her the option of making the Robotic Fish Monster self destruct, but Robot Flower says she can't.
When the team tricks the real fish monster into telling them where the plates are, Robot Flower objects, saying they shouldn't use robots to deceive others. Eggy says it is just a machine, which offends her as she is just a machine as well. Basketball says she understands this must be frustrating for her and tells her to hang out with TV until their team is finished, but Robot Flower says that the robots will take the team down with them and uses TV's self destruct option. Basketball asks her what she is doing and she says that mechanical minds must stick together as the Robotic Fish Monster begins to flood, killing Robot Flower and TV. Her team is up for elimination as a result, along with Are You Okay.
In "The Great Goikian Bake-Off", Robot Flower is the third contestant safe with 2,951 votes. Her prize is folder that instructs Bell to launch her at X. They both do as the folder says, but Robot Flower flying into X has no impact other than making X float. For the challenge, Robot Flower follows her team to Basketball's Aboveground Factory to get one of Golf Ball's bracelets in order to get yoyleberries from Yoyleland.
Hoping that the metal from their effects will be strong enough to withstand the lasers. After Snowball eats a Yoyleberry, the Yoyle metal makes him immune to Four's zaps and the rest of the team stands behind him like a shield. After getting X's key, Snowball grabs one of the lunches, and the team rushes out of the hotel to get the food to Two. They're given a 9/10. In the stinger, Robot Flower is mutilated by Four when she tries stealing their food.
In "The Seven Wonders of Goiky", Robot Flower asks some of the other contestants what they would do if they won limitless power. Robot Flower says that she'd make the world robotic. Robot Flower is then electrocuted by Teardrop when she takes the form of a cloud. Basketball takes her to her Aboveground Factory, where she's placed next to some heaters to dry her up.
Robot Flower asks Basketball why she's the only one who cares if she's ok, and vents about how no one else cares for her. Basketball tells her it isn't true. Robot Flower continues, saying she doesn't like being 'Robot Flower' and wishes she were more like the original Flower.
Robot Flower comes to the decision to have Flower's personality downloaded into her, since it seems like everyone prefers her more. Basketball begs Robot Flower not to do this because she's already her own person. Robot Flower says that she just wants to feel wanted and and pleads for Basketball to do this for her. Basketball reluctantly downloads information of Flower to her, but a power outage occurs, frying Basketball's computers.
Robot Flower is now stuck with season 1 Flower's personality, which has overridden her original personality, leaving that she is very evil, egoist and often very lazy to doing works. Later, she makes quick work of the hotel residents and uses them for the roof on the bathrooms atop the hotel to win the challenge of the episode. In the stinger, Robot Flower asks Book if she thinks she's beautiful, only to burn her with a match when she takes too long to answer.
In "Balancing P.A.C.T.", Robot Flower is seen pushing the Express Recovery Center (ERC) into an incinerator due to her personality being changed to Flower's personality in the first season, because of the hotel power going off in ''The Seven Wonders of Goiky". Robot Flower is next seen near Are You Okay and then pushes TV off of the balance beam. Basketball then tries to get the other teams stop Robot Flower so she can fix her. After Basketball and Bell argue, Robot Flower deflates Basketball and she floats off of the balance beam, making The Strongest Team on Earth lose a member.
Robot Flower is next seen listening to Pillow's talk about her "violent tendencies." Again, she crushes Pillow and makes her fall off. Later on, Grassy kicks her off the balance beam because Snowball was protecting Teardrop while she was on the floor.
A zombified Battery attempts to bite Robot Flower but fails because she is made of metal.
In "Outbreak At Stake", Robot Flower is initially seen running from the zombified Barf Bag. After this, Robot Flower is seen hanging onto Bell alongside the rest of The Strongest Team on Earth as they try to escape the zombies. When Avocado and Battery start rolling up the zombified Snowball, Robot Flower joins them. She gets bitten by Battery, but shrugs them off without getting infected. She's seen with the rest of her team after Two brought all the teams back to the Grasslands.
In "Oneirophobe's Nightmare", Robot Flower was selected to have her team inside her head. She later gets up and calls Two ugly and tells them it may be her nightmare. Two told her it wasn't and her team where they were. They playfully poke the screen, knocking Robot Flower over. Basketball then plans on resetting Robot Flower to her normal self. Robot Flower hears this and goes to Basketball's factory to destroy herself, while her team slams one side of her head to hold her back. As they were doing it, Robot Flower saw Barf Bag, and putting the barf into electric will destroy her.
Unfortunately, Barf Bag is actively moving, so she struggles to pour it into her. As she was struggling, she and Barf Bag ended up in an elevator and shook around, as well as the inside of her head. When Barf Bag stopped moving due to the giant bag being ripped in her dream, this led Robot Flower to finally destroy Basketball's factory. But thanks to Bell after killing Snowball by throwing him to the side of Robot Flower's head, Robot Flower gets pushed to the Hotel Roof Cliff and falls to the ground. She then sees Barf Bag being awake along with other Team8s being free from her nightmare, crushing her to her death.
In "Out Of The Blue", she is seen in the underworld, and later in the episode she is recovered by Two. She immediately begins chasing Basketball, implying that she is still not back to normal.
In "What's Up Bell's String?", Robot Flower is the last one safe with 4,219 votes and zips down Bell's string. Due to Bell's current high altitude, she crashes down into Bell and falls to the ground, where Basketball inspects her from a tree. After the team swap, Robot Flower is placed on her own, and she believes she is the newest member of Tear Drop. Two pushes her offscreen and temporarily disqualifies her, much to her dismay.
During the challenge, when Gaty talks with Two, they reveal that Robot Flower is the grand prize for the team that does the best, much to the dismay of Pin and Gaty considering Robot Flower's current state and Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again's current lead. When the challenge ends, Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again is declared the winner, and Robot Flower is given to them against the team's wishes.
In "Category One," Robot Flower suggests they crush the "disgusting" bugs to secure their win in the challenge. Fanny, addressing the group, informs the team that their pact has changed slightly. Black Hole reinforces that while they aim to prevent death, they need to prioritize what's best for everyone. Robot Flower, however, interjects, insisting they should prioritize what's best for her. To demonstrate, she uses Tree to kill one of the bugs.
Gaty, appalled, orders Robot Flower to stop and accuses her of betraying the pact on purpose. Pin pleads for her to leave the bugs alone. Ignoring their protests, Robot Flower grabs Marker and uses him to kill even more bugs. Fanny, frustrated, demands that Robot Flower stop being so difficult, but Robot Flower dismisses her, saying that none of it matters since she already destroyed the recovery centers. She grabs Gaty and continues her rampage, forcing Pin to intervene. Pin picks her up and tells her that if she likes the outside so much, she should just stay out there.
Before Pin can throw her out, Robot Flower retaliates by throwing Pin into Snowball, causing him to drop Ice Cube. Black Hole, seeing the situation escalate, uses his gravity to throw the bugs in the opposite direction and sternly tells Robot Flower to stop. Robot Flower, unfazed, challenges him, asking who will stop her. At that moment, she finds herself surrounded by all the members of her team, their expressions furious, as they prepare to confront her for her reckless actions.
Robot Flower takes on her teammates one by one, expertly fending them off while Book and Price Tag pass by, not wanting to involve themselves in the escalating chaos. With a swift kick, she sends Roboty flying, leaving them gasping for breath. Robot Flower laughs menacingly, her confidence growing. As Tree, Fanny and Marker lunge at her, she deftly dodges their attempts to restrain her and leaps toward Gaty. However, she misses, causing Pin's sharp point to attract Gaty's hinges.
Seeing an opportunity, Robot Flower channels electricity through her hands and, after an initial struggle, pries Gaty’s hinges apart. She stabs Gaty with Pin's point, causing Gaty to wince in pain, which amuses Robot Flower. Gaty fights back, stabbing Robot Flower's screen with the same point and sending her flying across the room. Her screen flickers red, her vision now glitching.
Spotting Book and Price Tag carrying supplies, Robot Flower grabs a log and stabs Gaty again, while Tree leaps at her from behind in a desperate attempt to stop her. Ignoring his pleas, Robot Flower chases him upstairs, tearing off one of his branches. Tree, trying to defend himself, hurls rotten food from the kitchen at her, but Robot Flower retaliates by throwing a blender, knocking Tree out of the window.
Marker, determined to stop her, bites down on Robot Flower's arm. She shakes him off and retaliates by spraying him with foam from a fire extinguisher. They continue to fight until Marker smashes a picture frame over her, temporarily stunning her. He tells her to "play nice," but just as a light fixture falls onto Robot Flower, she begins to malfunction. Intrigued, Marker touches her but is electrocuted in the process.
As Robot Flower's screen now displays a drawn-on smiley face, she slowly approaches Fanny, who watches the eerie transformation unfold. Before she can strike, Battery intervenes, telling them both to shut up. Without hesitation, Robot Flower picks up Battery and crushes them like a soda can. Enraged, Fanny lunges at Robot Flower, declaring her hatred, and they engage in a vicious struggle. Robot Flower tries to rip off Fanny's fan, but fails.
Fanny, now dangling from a window, begs Robot Flower to stop, reminding her that they are on the same team and fighting each other is pointless. Robot Flower glitches momentarily before bursting into cruel laughter and pushes Fanny out of the window. However, Black Hole notices the fall and uses his gravity to propel Fanny back inside. Fanny seizes the moment, leaping at Robot Flower and delivering a final blow, destroying her screen for good. Robot Flower's body collapses, her reign of chaos finally coming to an end.
Later, Robot Flower awakens in Basketball's Aboveground Factory, much to the shock of Fanny and Tennis Ball. Her sudden return to normalcy is a direct result of a deal Basketball made with One. As soon as Robot Flower regains consciousness, Basketball appears and immediately turns to her, concerned. Robot Flower confirms that she's okay, and the two then embrace in a heartfelt hug.
Just then, the computer screen flickers on, replaying clips of the destruction and chaos Robot Flower caused during "The Seven Wonders of Goiky". Robot Flower is taken aback, stunned by her own actions. Basketball, feeling guilty, apologizes for everything that happened. She reassures Robot Flower, telling her that "the best version of you is the one we have right here." Robot Flower expresses her gratitude, saying she appreciates Basketball's words.
Robot Flower, Fanny, Basketball, and Tennis Ball race down the stairs as quickly as they can. While Tennis Ball is busy telling Black Hole to use his gravity to stop the storm, Robot Flower is seen in the background, carrying an injured Pin and Gaty. Once Black Hole agrees, they decide to take on the task of eliminating the remaining bugs. A montage follows, showing Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again, along with Tennis Ball and Basketball, working together to fight off the bugs.
After a fierce battle, they finally manage to finish off almost all the bugs. Fanny congratulates everyone for their efforts, but Marker points out that one last bug remains. The group springs into action, chasing the bug down several flights of stairs. However, as they charge after it, Tennis Ball intentionally trips and tumbles down the stairs, causing the others to fall as well, all the way back to the ground floor. Tennis Ball sarcastically apologizes for his clumsiness, while Robot Flower bolts off to pursue the bug. Despite her speed, she's too late. The bug reaches Two's room and bites them. As a result, Two angrily announces that Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again is up for elimination.
In "I SAID CAREFUL!!!", Robot Flower is seen creating a Grand Reopening for her business, expecting that customers should be visiting any moment. However, what she initially sees to be a customer turns out to be The CloudYAY Mega Supervan, which has crashed into the store. Later on, Two teleports Robot Flower, the other contestants, and the rejects to the ruins of Gelatin's Steakhouse in hopes of being able to clean up peacefully. Instead, the rejects host the Cake at Stake for the episode, in which Robot Flower is safe with 14,472 votes.
Filled with excitement, Pin grabs Robot Flower’s hand and twirls her around in celebration, catching Robot Flower off guard. Surprised by the gesture, Robot Flower asks if people genuinely like her. Pin responds warmly, asking why anyone wouldn’t.
Their cheerful moment is suddenly interrupted when Camera snaps a photo of them. The bright flash startles both of them, causing them to lose their balance and tumble to the floor. Despite the cheerful moment, Gaty is ultimately eliminated. Donut and Robot Flower step in to comfort her, with Robot Flower reassuring Gaty that she’ll win the competition for her. Meanwhile, Marker and Tree share a high five, with Marker cheerfully remarking that at least the original Death P.A.C.T. members are still in the game. This comment inadvertently upsets Robot Flower, who feels excluded. In response, she silently draws a sad face on her screen, expressing her feelings without saying a word.
For the challenge, teams must retrieve a flag from the summit of either the mountain or the volcano to secure immunity. With instructions clear, Black Hole uses his gravity to carry all the members of Death P.A.C.T Yet Again up the mountain.
Partway through, Robot Flower receives a notification: Basketball has placed an order from her shop. Without hesitation, she rushes back to the hotel, gathers a supply of jetpacks, and returns to the team. She hands the jetpacks over, with Basketball expressing gratitude. Liy and the rest of 
try to equip the jetpacks, so Pin adamantly refuses to let use them, pointing out that Robot Flower is her teammate, not theirs.
After a brief struggle, Pin and Black Hole leave with all but one of the jetpacks, and regroup with the rest of Death P.A.C.T Yet Again. They equip the jetpacks and begin ascending the mountain. Meanwhile, Black Hole uses his gravity to carry Robot Flower, as there weren’t enough jetpacks to go around. Together, the team continues their climb toward the summit.
Eventually, the team stops at a small cabin to take a break while Black Hole continues his ascent up the mountain alone. As they rest, Robot Flower turns to Tree and, noticing something different about him, asks if he got a haircut. Tree, pleased that someone noticed, admits he did but complains about the cold, suggesting they go inside the cabin for warmth.
Marker, however, grows concerned, pointing out that Black Hole has been gone for quite some time. Proposing they go search for him, the group prepares to leave, equipping their jetpacks. Robot Flower, who is without one, asks how she’s supposed to keep up. Pin grabs her by the arm and uses her jetpack to ascend, however, their pace is noticeably slower than the rest of the group. Robot Flower bluntly concludes that Pin is too heavy, prompting an annoyed Pin to respond with a sarcastic, "rude."
Later, it is revealed that Pin's jetpack malfunctioned due to the combined weight of herself and Robot Flower. Noticing their absence, Tree, Marker, and Fanny turn back to retrieve them. Once reunited, Pin explains the situation, and the group decides to proceed on foot. Marker tries to refocus everyone’s attention on finding Black Hole, reminding them of their primary objective. Tree notices a sign along the path but quickly realizes that it is accompanied by numerous warning signs urging travelers to turn back. Despite the ominous cautions, the team presses forward, determined to locate Black Hole and complete the challenge.
As they continue their journey, the group eventually encounter an obstacle course nestled within the treacherous path. The atmosphere grows increasingly tense as they carefully navigate the eerie terrain, staying close to one another for safety. However, in the midst of their cautious progress, Robot Flower suddenly receives a notification—Pen has placed an order from her shop.
Without hesitation, Robot Flower abruptly dashes down the mountain to fulfill the order, leaving the team bewildered by her sudden departure. Her hurried movements inadvertently disturb the unstable snow, triggering an avalanche. The roaring cascade of snow barrels down toward , forcing them to scramble for cover as the ground trembles beneath them.
After the avalanche subsides, Robot Flower eventually returns, determined to complete Pen's order. She scans the area and detects Pen inside a nearby cabin, only to find the entrance completely barricaded by heaps of snow. Undeterred, she begins circling the cabin, trying to locate another way in, but all attempts prove futile.
Pen, inside the cabin, receives a notification that the delivery has failed. Moments later, he gets another alert—this time informing him that the order is being redirected to the summit of the mountain. Confused by the update, Pen wonders what’s going on. Meanwhile, Robot Flower doesn’t waste another moment. She pivots from the cabin and speeds off toward the summit, jetpack in tow, intent on ensuring that Pen’s product is delivered to him no matter what.
As Robot Flower reaches the summit, she eagerly scans the area, hoping to find Pen and complete the delivery. Instead, she ends up reuniting with the rest of Death P.A.C.T Yet Again. Robot Flower calls out for Pen, only to realize he’s nowhere to be found.
Her attention is quickly drawn to a massive, ominous plant looming over the summit. Undeterred by its intimidating presence, Robot Flower approaches it and assumes that it's here to sign the order form on Pen's behalf. Before she can utter another word, however, the plant violently slams Robot Flower into the ground, shattering the team's brief moment of relief.
Later, Two recovers Robot Flower, but she, along with Pin and Tree, is soon devoured by the plant. Eventually the challenge ends, and Death P.A.C.T Yet Again, along with , face elimination.
In "Seasonal Shift", Robot Flower and the rest of Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again gather atop the hotel as they wait for the next Cake at Stake. Once all the contestants have arrived, the ceremony officially begins. After 's elimination, Basketball is revealed to be eliminated. Robot Flower apologizes as the two share a heartfelt hug.
As Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again’s Cake at Stake progresses, Pineapple, now the host, reveals the bottom two: Robot Flower and Tree. Surprised, Robot Flower exclaims that she thought people liked her. Pineapple admits that he likes her but explains that his opinion isn’t enough to save her. Robot Flower is then eliminated with 10,771 votes. Before Robot Flower can process the news, Pillow grabs her hand and twirls her around, cheerfully remarking on the situation. Robot Flower, confused and upset, questions if she’s really that disliked. Pillow, completely unfazed, happily confirms it, asking why she wouldn’t be.
Basketball intervenes by kicking Pillow away before apologizing to Robot Flower, blaming herself for the elimination. She explains that she had been trying to help Robot Flower return to her old self for so long. However, before she can finish, Robot Flower interrupts. She expresses that even though she wasn’t herself for a while, knowing Basketball was always by her side made her feel appreciated, which is all she ever wanted. Their moment of understanding is cut short as the constantly shifting hosts whisk both Robot Flower and Basketball away, presumably to the elimination space.
In "The Power of Four", Basketball and Robot Flower's assets are shown on Fanny and Ice Cube's whiteboard with a question mark next to them and the other contestants kidnapped by One, hinting that they might have been kidnapped too.
Although it was showcased that Robot Flower and Basketball were flown away in a dragon and might've been kidnapped, in "Bottle For Dream Island" while in Two's elimination space, Robot Flower was helping the other eliminated contestants break down a door to escape.
Relationships[]
- Main article: Robot Flower/Relationships
Votes[]
| Voting Icon | Episode | Votes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
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18 | 11 | Failed to join |
| Voting Icon | Episode | Votes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
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1 | 119 | Failed to join |
| Voting Icon | Episode | Votes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
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8 | 3,105 | Safe (6th) |
| Total: | 3,105 | 15th-54th Place[3] | |
| Voting Icon | Episode | Votes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
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3 | 6,847 | Safe (4th) |
| 6 | 2,951 | Safe (3rd) | |
| 12 | 4,219 | Safe (4th) | |
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14 | 14,472 | Safe (5th) |
| 15 | 10,771 | Eliminated | |
| Total: | 39,260 | 22nd | |
| Elimination | Save votes | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 3,105 | 39,260 | 42,495 |
Deaths[]
- "Half a Loaf Is Better Than None": Walks into a vat of hydrochloric acid.
- "Bowling, Now with Explosions!": Burns to death in a metal box.
- "Reveal Novum": Crushed in the LOL by the sun.
- "Out of the Blue": Crushed by a trash compactor sometime between January 2021 and March 2022. (in between TPOT 1 and 2)
- "Fishes and Dishes": Short circuits when the robotic fish monster fills with water.
- "The Great Goikian Bake-Off": Mutilated by Four.
- "Balancing P.A.C.T." : Pushed into water by Grassy.
- "Oneirophobe's Nightmare" : Crushed by Team8s.
- “Category One”: Possibly killed/shut down by Fanny giving her a good kick in the face (debatable).
- "I SAID CAREFUL!!!":
- Crushed by Planty.
- Eaten by Planty.
Non-canon deaths:
- "AI evolves to compose 3 hours of jazz!": Crushed by a crusher.
- "If Among Us Was a BFDI Challenge": Sucked into Black Hole.
- "UNREAL BFDI": Has her limbs separated from her body.
Kills[]
Number of kills: 21
| Character | Number of times killed | Episodes |
|---|---|---|
| Basketball | 3 | "Fishes and Dishes" (along with Bell, Grassy, Snowball, Eggy, and TV) "Balancing P.A.C.T" (twice) |
| Barf Bag | 1 | "Oneirophobe's Nightmare" |
| Bell | 1 | "Fishes and Dishes" (along with Basketball, Grassy, Snowball, Eggy, and TV) |
| Book | 1 | "The Seven Wonders of Goiky" |
| Donut | 1 | "Oneirophobe's Nightmare" |
| Eggy | 1 | "Fishes and Dishes" (along with Basketball, Bell, Grassy, Snowball, and TV) |
| Four | 1 | "Four Goes Too Far" (along with A Better Name Than That and Donut) |
| Gaty | 2 | "Oneirophobe's Nightmare" |
| Grassy | 1 | "Fishes and Dishes" (along with Basketball, Bell, Snowball, Eggy, and TV) |
| Marker | 1 | "Category One" |
| Needle | 2 | "Outbreak At Stake" (along with Snowball, Avocado, Battery, and Tree) |
| Pin | 1 | "Oneirophobe's Nightmare" |
| Remote | 1 | "The Liar Ball You Don't Want" |
| Salt Lamp | 1 | "The Seven Wonders of Goiky" |
| Snowball | 1 | "Fishes and Dishes" (along with Basketball, Bell, Grassy, Eggy, and TV) |
| Teardrop | 1 | "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters" (along with Rocky, Tennis Ball, and Winner) |
| Tree | 1 | "Category One" |
| TV | 2 | "Fishes and Dishes" (along with Basketball, Bell, Grassy, Snowball, and Eggy) "Balancing P.A.C.T." |
Non-canon kills:
- "Happy Birthday, Battle for BFDI!": Devours Cake along with many other characters.
Trivia[]
Comparisons[]
- Robot Flower and Firey Jr. share some similarities:
- Both debuted in BFDI 14.
- Both are the only variations of the original cast that participate in BFB.
- Both are variations of season winners.
- Both had the opportunity to join BFDIA and did not receive enough votes to join.
- Both are tied for the longest name at 11 letters each, if one counts Firey Jr's full name.
- They both took the longest to make an appearance in "Getting Teardrop to Talk" as neither appeared until Four suggests that they play a game.
- Robot Flower is one of the two faceless contestants; the other is Black Hole.
- Robot Flower is one of the two robot contestants, along with Roboty.
- Robot Flower is one of the three failed debuters that are antagonists, along Evil Leafy and Pillow.
- Out of these three failed debuters that are antagonists, Robot Flower is the only one that is a mechanical mind and not an object.
- Robot Flower is one of the two BFB newbies that are antagonists, along with Pillow.
- Out of the contestants who made their competitive debut in BFB, Robot Flower is one of the few who are voiced by Michael Huang, along with Loser and Cloudy.
- She is the only female and the only one who hasn't been the first voted off a team.
- She is one of the 4 "mechanical minds" in BFB alongside Remote, Roboty, and TV.
- She is the only mechanical mind who does not have the color black.
- She is one of the three contestants who can move without having to move their limbs, the others are David and Dora.
- Despite this, Robot Flower has moved her limbs with ease on multiple occasions.
- She is one of the two TPOT contestants to appear in every episode of TPOT, along with Basketball before she's eliminated.
Competition[]
- Robot Flower and Yellow Face both tie as the highest-ranking non-object in BFB.
- Robot Flower, Puffball, Leafy, and the members of Death P.A.C.T. Again in TPOT 4 (excluding Lightning) are the only contestants that have purposefully made their teams lose.
- Robot Flower is one out of two contestants who tied votes with Nonexisty, the other is Woody.
- In Robot Flower's case, she and Nonexisty got 11 votes to debut in BFDI.
- As of "Catch These Hands", Robot Flower has gone the longest out of any non-object without getting voted off for their first time.
- Since Basketball was eliminated first, Robot Flower is the highest ranking female on The Strongest Team on Earth.
- Robot Flower is the first contestant in 13 years who's placed 22nd (without tying) in a season of BFDI since Donut in "Get Digging".
General[]
- In "Reveal Novum", when she is flung into the air to the LOL, she sang/yelled the same line as Flower did when her Announcer Crusher blew up, but autotuned to Smaller Cap = Less Plastic.
- Which is a song that would later be played again in the end credits of "Return of the Hang Glider".
- Her body was blended into the ground in the BFB intro.
- However, this has been fixed in "Today's Very Special Episode".
- As shown in "Why Would You Do This on a Swingset", Robot Flower's "face" can turn purple.
- In "What Do You Think of Roleplay?", Robot Flower's "face" and petals become lighter shades of their normal color when she accuses Golf Ball of being the impostor.
Robot Flower with light pink petals.
- Robot Flower has the highest kill count out of the BFB newbies at 21.
- She is the only mechanical mind who has a human voice actor.
- She is the first mechanical mind to be in an episode thumbnail.
- She is the first non-BFDIA contestant and mechanical mind to go to The Underworld.
- Her appearance in The Underworld lacks a torso, and her arms are on the top of her head.
- Each panel on Robot Flower can be used as buttons.
- Robot Flower can hack machines and other mechanical minds, as shown in "The Liar Ball You Don't Want".
- She is one of the only characters who does not have the color black.
- Robot Flower's back side is inconsistently shown in the series, throughout BFB it is simply a flipped version of her asset, with a "RESET" button added to it starting from "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life". Occasionally it is seen with an extra 6th pink metal plate covering the back, such as in "Return of the Rocket Ship" and "Seasonal Shift".
- In "Return of the Rocket Ship" and "The Four is Lava", Robot Flower is shown being able to run at very fast speeds.
- According to the BFDI Official Character Guide, her yellow center is a lens.
- This would make her the first contestant with only one "eye."
- Puffball, Robot Flower and Puffball Speaker Box are the only characters that have an autotuned voice.
- Out of these characters, Robot Flower is the only one who is not affiliated with the Puffball species.
- In "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life", it is revealed that Robot Flower likes squares.
- In "The Four is Lava", Robot Flower is shown to be lava proof, though it causes her to glitch when she's in it for too long.
- Robot Flower gets accused of betraying her team in the first episode of both BFB and TPOT.
- As shown in "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life", Robot Flower works in a shop inside the Hotel called "Stuff For your Self", similarly to Flower who started a business in BFB.
- Robot Flower also owns an online shop.
- Robot Flower supposedly eats food by smacking it all over her face.
- "Fishes and Dishes" marks the first time Robot Flower died ever since becoming a contestant in "Getting Teardrop to Talk" (She had died several times in season 1, but she wasn't a contestant at that time).
- Robot Flower is the only TPOT contestant who can survive in lava, but not water.
- While Fries is the first contestant to potentially swear, Robot Flower is the first contestant to actually swear, saying "hell-bent" in "Oneirophobe's Nightmare".
- Despite her having season one Flower's personality ever since "The Seven Wonders of Goiky", Robot Flower doesn't seem to share her fear of bugs in "Category One".
Gallery
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See also[]
- Basketball and Robot Flower
- Data Void
- Golf Ball and Robot Flower
- Stuff For Your Self
- Basketball, Grassy and Robot Flower
References[]
| BFDI possible debutants |
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| 8-Ball • Balloony • Barf Bag • Basketball • Bell • Bomby • Book • Clock • Cloudy • Dora • Eggy • Evil Leafy • Fanny • Fries • Grassy • Marker • Naily • Nickel • Nonexisty • Pie • Pillow • Remote • Robot Flower • Roboty • Ruby • Saw • Taco • Tree • TV |
| IDFB TLC/LOL |
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| BFDI contestants that are permanently eliminated BFDIA contestants that are permanently eliminated BFDI contestants who failed to join BFDIA Recommended characters who failed to join both BFDI and BFDIA |
| A Better Name Than That |
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 Switched to TPOT: Basketball • Golf Ball • Grassy • Robot Flower • Tennis Ball • TV |
| The Strongest Team on Earth. |
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 TPOT 12: Basketball • Grassy • Robot Flower • Snowball |
| Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again |
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 Eliminated: Gaty • Robot Flower • Pin |
