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Fat Robot
Fat robot

Importance

- Important Character

Interaction

- Non-interactive Character

Location(s)

  • Prison Cells
  • Guardroom

Plot Item(s)

  • 0
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The Fat Robot in the Prison Cells.

The Fat Robot is a Character in the game.


The Fat Robot is an important character that appears on two occasions briefly in the beginning of the game. The Fat Robot is always seen with the Skinny Robot that looks similar.

Character[]

The Fat Robot is a cylinder-shaped robot. He is very wide, making him look rather fat, and also giving him his name. He has thin limbs, that somehow hold up his wide shape, and he has some sort of whistle sprouting from his head. His eyes are merely two rectangular holes in his head, as goes for his mouth which is the same thing, only being a little wider. His body is patterned with orange stripes.

Appearances[]

Prison Cells[]

The Fat Robot first appears locked away in a cell with the Skinny Robot. He merely stands still and does absolutely nothing, until Josef uses a robot's arm to move around into his cell. When the Fat Robot notices the arm poking around from a small mouse hole, he starts shaking from fear, and then jumps in the air. Surprisingly, the Skinny Robot catches the Fat Robot, and holds him until Josef is finished poking around. The Skinny Robot then drops the Fat Robot, and the two continue to stand there.

Guardroom[]

Soon after, the Fat Robot appears once more with the Skinny Robot. After Josef sneaks behind the Thin Black Cap, stealing his Prison Cells Key and unlocking the Fat Robot's cell, the Fat Robot and Skinny Robot will appear to be trying to escape behind the Thin Black Cap's back. The Thin Black Cap soon realizes, and chases after them. However, if Josef had thrown stray Bullets onto the ground, the Thin Black Cap will trip on them, and fly into another room. The Fat Robot escapes the Guardroom and goes outside, along with the Skinny Robot, but are soon chased by the Thin Black Cap again. It is unknown what exactly happens to them afterwards.

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