History Main / FemBot

* Gynoids are central to the plot of ''Anime/{{Ghost in the Shell|1995}} 2: Innocence''.

* ''Anime/StarDriver'''s Tauburn - a rare example of a fembot piloted by a boy. It has a tiny waist, wide hips, heeled shoes, and a chest shaped like that of women's plate armour.
** However, WordOfGod says that warrior Cybodies (under which Tauburn falls) are - technically speaking - male. Actual fembots in this series would be the maiden Cybodies, with visible curvy chest and hips, long hair and a cockpit that's placed in their abdominal area (in contrast to warrior Cybodies, where the cockpits sit in their chests).

* Blue Sky's ''WesternAnimation/{{Robots}}'' has them all over the place. During the assembly of the main character, his father asks if they want a boy or girl. The mother answers boy, followed by a clang and crying.

* Silica from ''WesternAnimation/StarchaserTheLegendOfOrin''. At first she's a hardassed and snippy bureaucrat, à la Hermes' boss in ''Futurama'', but Han Solo expy Dag (really, just Solo with a darker skintone and more "Pimp") reprograms her by going up her ass (all her key circuits are there), slapping her circuit board open, reprogramming her personality center, and turning her into a sultry sexbot. Psychoanalyzing this scene is, [[BlackComedyRape all in all]], [[FunnyAneurysmMoment a bad idea]].

* Go Okusaer, Neo Okusaer, Volspinner and Core Gunner of ''Anime/{{Godannar}}''.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutron'', Jimmy constructs a robotic substitute mother (AKA Maternotron) while his own mom is away at the spa.
* ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' has the Bebebots, a trio of feminine robots with a HiveMind (and...well, beehive hairdos). They were initially made to be dates, but were later redesigned to be [[KillerRobot weapons of revenge]].

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In a story where sentient robots are commonplace, some of those robots are designed to look feminine. This tends to include RobotHair, sleeker, curvier bodies and bumps on the chest, as well as possible makeup-like patterns on the face. Other TertiarySexualCharacteristics may also be present.

* Gynoids are central to the plot of ''Anime/GhostInTheShell 2: Innocence''.

* Bo and Boo formed the arms of the ''WesternAnimation/MightyOrbots''.

** Arcee looks like she usually does (shown above), only [[AxCrazy usually with more bloodstains]]. Her backstory started out as her having unwillingly been turned female by a MadScientist, sending her on a killing spree; subsequent {{Retcon}}s tweaked it so that Arcee had been {{Transgender}} and a BloodKnight before that and had volunteered for the process, but the MadScientist in question had opted to leave her pain sensors cranked up during the procedure and didn't see a point to providing aftercare, leaving her with a major grudge.

** Anode and Lug, both [[{{Transgender}} Cybertronians who were assigned male and realised it didn't fit]], have very different designs. Anode uses [[https://tfwiki.net/mediawiki/images2/thumb/a/aa/AnAxeToBreakTheIce-survivalpresent.jpg/800px-AnAxeToBreakTheIce-survivalpresent.jpg colour choices and kibble application]] to create a BareYourMidriff look, explained as being deliberate modifications to match her preferred pronouns, while Lug didn't bother getting rebuilt in the same way, and as such [[https://tfwiki.net/wiki/File:LugIDW.jpg appears to be made entirely from squares]].

* ''X-Men'' villain Master Mold was voiced by a woman in ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen''. When Xavier encountered it in the end...Yup, [[http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/marvelmovies/images/0/0e/Master_Mold_(Wolverine_and_the_X-Men)2.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20120307222534 gigantic metal titties]].

* Piper, Cappy, Aunt Fanny, Mrs. Copperbottom, and [[BigBad Madame Gasket]] from ''WesternAnimation/{{Robots}}''.

** The third game, ''Virtual-On Force'', introduced the Guarayakha, which resembles something of a CuteWitch, but in a bizarre subversion, was actually the LightningBruiser boss mecha Jaguarandi in disguise. {{Squick}}.

* ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'': Though treated in story as a normal human girl, Chachamaru's first body was very obviously that of a robot, with visible joints, jetpack boots, mostly being emotionless (except involving doing stuff like helping kitties and her crush on [[AdorablyPrecociousChild Negi]]) and UnusualEars for good measure. Also breasts, long hair and [[strike:[[FantasticArousal seemingly what amounts to]] [[TheImmodestOrgasm sexual excitement when]]]] let's not get sidetracked there right now. Apparently, nobody actually ''noticed'' the not-quite-human bits besides the resident MetaGirl. She upgraded into full RobotGirl status, though, even before becoming indistinguishable in appearance from a human.
* Go Okusaer, Neo Okusaer, Volspinner and Core Gunner of ''Anime/ShinkonGattaiGodannar''.

* The Assaultrons from ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}''. Unlike other military robots in the Fallout universe, which look [[TinCanRobot very utilitarian and mechanical]], Assaultrons have humanoid body with very feminine looking curves and large... [[BreastPlate torso armor]]. Also, all three of the friendly Assaultrons in the game (KL-E-O and P.A.M in the core, Ada in the Automatron DLC) have explicitly female AI.

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** Arcee looks like she usually does (shown above), only [[AxCrazy usually with more bloodstains]]. Her backstory started out as her having unwillingly been turned female by a MadScientist, sending her on a killing spree; subsequent {{Retcon}}s tweaked it so that Arcee had been {{Transgender}} before that and had volunteered for the process, but the MadScientist in question had opted to leave her pain sensors cranked up during the procedure and didn't see a point to providing aftercare.

* Jenny from ''WesternAnimation/MyLifeAsATeenageRobot''

'''Nathan:''' What imperative does a gray box have to interact with another gray box? Can consciousness exist without interaction? Anyway, [[SexIsGood sexuality is fun]], man. If you're gonna exist, why not enjoy it? ''[off Caleb's look]'' What? You want to remove the chance of her falling in love and fucking? And in answer to [[AllMenArePerverts your real question]], [[RoboSexual you bet she can fuck]].* One of the earliest examples in film is Hel, from Creator/FritzLang's ''Film/{{Metropolis}}''. She/it is eventually disguised as the film's heroine, thus ''becoming'' a RobotGirl.
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* There's one in ''VideoGame/{{Jazzpunk}}'' that's a prostitute, delivering such priceless lines as "Only if you use encryption, sweetie!" As she has the same body shape as all the human characters in the game, namely a genderless restroom sign symbol, it might be unclear if she qualifies as this or a Robot Girl... were it not for the flashing red readout where her eyes should be and the [[ComputerEqualsTapeDrive prominent tape reels]] [[GagBoobs on her chest]].

* Webcomic/{{Sinfest}} has fembots as products from Devil Tech (even though they're technically [[RobotGirl robot girls]]).
** Slick got his fembot into [[RealityEnsues the Reality Zone]], causing it to have sentience and become a central character as of late.

* One of the earliest examples in film is Hel, from Fritz Lang's ''Film/{{Metropolis}}''. She/it is eventually disguised as the film's heroine, thus ''becoming'' a RobotGirl.
* The cover art for ''Film/LiquidSky'' has one of these.
* ''Franchise/StarWars'':
** In ''Film/AttackOfTheClones'', the alien chef Dexter had a female [[InsistentTerminology droid]] waitress at his diner.
** Early designs for [=C3P0=] in ''Film/ANewHope'' were female, inspired by Hel from ''Metropolis''.
* Dot Matrix from ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}''. Also an expy of [=C3P0=] and Hel.
* Despite being called Fembots, the ones that appear in the ''Film/AustinPowers'' movies are RidiculouslyHumanRobots and not these. At least they have machine-gun jubblies. Vanessa gets replaced by one between the first and second films (a "wedding gift" from Dr. Evil?). Machine-gun jubblies included.
* Cleo from ''Film/{{Automata}}'' is evocative as a mix of [=ASIMO=] and the bot from Music/{{Bjork}}'s "All is Full of Love" as an awkwardly designed SexBot.

'''Nathan:''' What imperative does a gray box have to interact with another gray box? Can consciousness exist without interaction? Anyway, [[SexIsGood sexuality is fun]], man. If you're gonna exist, why not enjoy it? ''[off Caleb's look]'' What? You want to remove the chance of her falling in love and fucking? And in answer to [[AllMenArePerverts your real question]], [[RoboSexual you bet she can fuck]].

* The Assaultrons from ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}''. Unlike other military robots in the Fallout universe, which looks [[TinCanRobot very utilitarian and mechanical]], Assaultrons have humanoid body with very feminine looking curves and large... [[BreastPlate torso armor]]. Also, all three of the friendly Assaultrons in the game (KL-E-O and P.A.M in the core, Ada in the Automatron DLC) have explicitly female AI.

* The JN ("[[RobotNames Jane]]") series of robots in Creator/IsaacAsimov's short story "Feminine Intuition". The story is practically a lighthearted deconstruction of the trope: US Robots experimenting with artificial sexual characteristics, the project engineers becoming [[PerverseSexualLust bashful]] once they get a feminine voice working, and Susan Calvin ''rolling her eyes at the whole project as hard as she can''.

The [[http://fembotwiki.com/index.php?title=Main_Page Fembot Wiki]] collects information on the subject. Most of its content is {{NSFW}}.

Differs from a RobotGirl in that a robot girl is basically a girl who happens to be a robot, while a Fembot is a robot who happens to be a girl. While robot girls always look human with the possible exceptions of antennae or metal joints, fembots are unmistakably robotic. Their body is protected by sheets of metal or plastic plating as opposed to the robot girl's synthetic skin. Where there should be hair is often replaced with a [[RobotHair hairdo shaped head casing]]. At times, should the fembot not be designed to wear human clothes, their torso would often sport components that would resemble feminine clothing such as hip mounted boosters that resembles a skirt. Their faces would often not be as articulate and human-like as a robot girl's even to the point that it's just a static mask. Other times it's completely inhuman such as cameras and [[TVHeadRobot televisions for heads]].

* Meanwhile, ''The Transformers's" [[DuelingWorks rival series]] ''WesternAnimation/ChallengeOfTheGobots'' subverts the trope twice over. Since the [=GoBots=] are actually cyborgs, they really ''do'' have gender, not just the appearance of it (though it's probably only on a neurological level, since they appear to be just brains in robot bodies). And, for the most part, female [=GoBots=] are ''not'' "noticeably curvier" than the males, having the same boxy-looking body styles as they do (well, Crasher sort of has a waistline).