History Main / AmericanRobot

* The Big Guy, of ''BigGuyAndRustyTheBoyRobot'', which is [[JustifiedTrope justified]], as the whole program was an over glorified publicity stunt.

** Same goes for the cartoon series, except the [=BGY-11=] in that version is just really patriotic because it's his job to defend the country, rather than as a publicity stunt. [[spoiler:[[PoweredArmor He's also not really a robot]].]]

* A giant, atomic powered robot was offered by the Americans as an alternative to the [[NeonGenesisEvangelion Evas]], as well.

** They come in [[RealRobot Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine]] models no less. Every model except the Marine model has a weapon attached.

** They come in [[RealRobot Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine]] models no less.

* ''{{Heroman}}''. [[GratuitousEnglish AMERICA BANZAI!]] Aside, Heroman's giant red white and blue motif, complete with the hot-blooded IN AMERICA style (with a PhenotypeStereotype [[TheKidWithTheRemoteControl controller]]) is this trope to a T.

* [[DarkReign Iron Patriot]] is a smaller-scale example of this, mimicking both IronMan and CaptainAmerica. He happens to be [[{{Spiderman}} the]] [[BigBad Goblin]] under a new name, but you can't have everything . . .

* Big Guy, of ''BigGuyAndRustyTheBoyRobot'', which is [[JustifiedTrope justified]], as the whole program was an over glorified publicity stunt.

* ''GGundam'' has Gundam Maxter, a... *breath* surfing cowboy American football player boxer robot. Although most of the robots in the series are represented with equally stereotypical robots, most of them contain fewer stereotypes.

* ''GGundam'' has Gundam Maxter, a... *breath* surfing cowboy American football player boxer robot. Although most of the robots in the series are represented with equally stereotypical robots, although most of them contain fewer stereotypes.

* ''GGundam'' has Gundam Maxter, a... *breath* surfing cowboy American football player boxer robot. Although most of the robots in the series are represented with equally stereotypical robots.
** What the hell ass do you mean "equally"? HOW is that a stereotype?

* Iron Patriot from the DarkAvengers.

* [[DarkReign Iron Patriot]] is a smaller-scale example of this, mimicking both IronMan and CaptainAmerica. He happens to be [[{{Spiderman}} the]] [[BigBad Goblin]] under a new name, but you can't have everything . . .

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->''Liberty Prime is online. All systems nominal. Weapons hot. Mission: the destruction of any and all Chinese communists.''
--> -- '''Liberty Prime''', ''Fallout3''

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* The titular Metal Wolf of ''MetalWolfChaos''. Its [[AndYourRewardIsClothes alt forms]] are even ''[[BeyondTheImpossible more]]'' patriotic.

* A rare villainous example are the New Destroyman droids from ''NoMoreHeroes 2''. [[CaptainObvious Needless to say]], they represent a more [[{{Understatement}} critical]] side of America.
** Those are Cyborgs. A better example might be the Santa Death Parade. Sort of a football themed Gurren Lagann. Piloted by cheerleaders.

* ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWBKSO4DvWk&feature=related Code Guardian]]'', an an awesome web-original video production of a giant American Robot defeating a giant Japanese Samurai Robot and a Giant Nazi Robot in an Alternate(mech-based) Pearl Harbor .
* ''GGundam'' has Gundam Maxter, a... *breath* surfing cowboy American football player boxer robot. Although most of the robots in the series are represented with equally stereotypical robots.
* A giant, atomic powered robot was offered by the Americans as an alternative to the [[NeonGenesisEvangelion Evas]], as well.
* [[{{Fallout}} Liberty Prime]] might not be flag-themed, but he IS a giant robot that spews pro-American, anti-communist propaganda while ''throwing nukes like they were footballs''.

* [[ShortCircuit Johnny Five]], as of the epilogue of the second movie.

* [[GetterRobo Texas Mack]], the revolver-toting, lasso-throwing giant robot cowboy guardian of the USA, piloted by an [[GratuitousEnglish Engrish]]-spouting cowboy and his sister. Also has ''its own giant robot horse'', piloted by Jack King's ranch dog.
** The American robots in the manga tend to be pretty normal looking, at least until ''Hien'' where the Statue of Liberty itself is a giant cannon/jet piloted by a HumongousMecha.
* Subverted in [[Film/IronMan Iron Man 2]]: Hammer tries to pass off [[spoiler: the Hammer-roids]] as this.

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