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* [[http://marvel.com/universe/Jocasta Jocasta]], formerly of ComicBook/TheAvengers (about 100 iterations ago). Also her "sister" Alkhema, who is [[AIIsACrapshoot considerably more kill-crazy]].

* The Svedka robot, Svedka's robot mascot in 2005. Had a human face on a white featureless head, exposed wires, and the mroe plating on the parts to make her look like a woman.

** The Marvel Comics Transformers series responds to a letter asking why there were no female Transformers with something to the effect of, "You assume that Transformers are male and female, and that any Transformer not explicitly female is implicitly male." Unfortunately, the current IDW Comics series opted not to do it that way, having the MadScientist Jhiaxus turn an Autobot female to see what happens if you throw gender into a genderless race. The victim, Arcee, talks about how people treat her now, and even use different pronouns, and... basically, not being one of the boys anymore. It becomes clear that Jhiaxus didn't introduce gender to a genderless race, but a ''woman'' to an ''all-male'' race - and of course, there is no good reason for non-sexually-reproducing robots to be male, either. Things wind up making [[VoodooShark much less sense]] than they would make if the question were simply ignored, as most series have. It has since been retconned however that gender did exist on ancient Cybertron and it eventually died out, with Jhiaxus reintroducing gender (as well as other extinct aspects of ancient Cybertron such as CombiningMecha). Other female transformers that have started showing up since then have come from cybertronian [[LostColony lost colonies]] where gender didn't die out. Arcee, meanwhile, was retconned into being UsefulNotes/{{Transgender}} all along and having asked Jhiaxus to change her (her hostility to him was retconned to him having decided after he was through to torture her ForTheEvulz).

* ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'': 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.

* Eminem's MusicVideo for "We Made You" has [[Franchise/{{Transformers}} a purple semi truck transform into one of these]], [[GagBoobs with certain parts accented]].

* 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 RobotGirl... were it not for the flashing red readout where her eyes should be and the [[ComputerEqualsTapeDrive prominent tape reels]] [[GagBoobs on her chest]].

** Averted with Orisa, who is a [[OurCentaursAreDifferent centaur-looking]] [[RidiculouslyHumanRobot omnic]] that lacks the TertiarySexualCharacteristics of a typical Fembot aside from a somewhat feminine face.

* The mechanical [[CuteMonsterGirl K-Girls]] from ''Webcomic/TwistedKaijuTheater'' fall into this category more than RobotGirl due to being [[RuleThirtyFour sexy]] [[RuleSixtyThree parodies]] of various super-robots and mecha.

* Neosapiens in ''WesternAnimation/ExoSquad'' are not robots but close: asexual {{Artificial Human}}s created as slaves for normal humans. One'd think that making them in two (cosmetic) genders would be superfluous but it was done for [[FridgeHorror some]] [[SexSlave reason]]...

** Anode and Lug, both [[UsefulNotes/{{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.]]

* ''Manhua/MyBelovedMother'' is set in a future where robots are integrated into society, including the welfare department, including issuing gynoid caretakers to human orphans so they're RaisedByRobots, whether they want it or not. The human protagonist, Sinbell, notably faces the struggle of having a gynoid as a mother while trying to hide the fact from his peers after a schoolmate of his is forced to dropped out due to being "[[FantasticRacism a freak raised by machines]]".

* ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' also has female Transformers from time to time, who include {{Action Girl}}s (both regular and [[DarkActionGirl Dark]]), [[TheMedic medics]] and [[TheChick damsels]].

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OywujUvVDI0 The video]] for Sammy Hagar's "Hands and Knees" has Sammy, unable to jam with [[Music/VanHalen his band]], head into a studio and create a band of Fembots (some sporting visors, others sporting fiberoptic hair and all having silver skin) with a computer terminal. Unfortunately, they're not as flexible as human bandmates when it comes to sharing the stage...

* Clockwork Smurfette in ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'', as the DistaffCounterpart to Clockwork Smurf.

* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' Tex gains a robotic body after her death in the first season. [[spoiler:Season 6 reveals Tex is actually an AI, meaning she’s always been a fembot, though given Tex’s significantly reduced role in that season, it takes a backseat to the revelation that Church was the Alpha AI. It becomes a major plot point in season 10, where it’s revealed her discovering her identity as the Beta AI was the catalyst for the Freelancer Rebellion.]]

* Jenny from ''WesternAnimation/MyLifeAsATeenageRobot''.

** Anode and Lug, both [[UsefulNotes/{{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]].
** Nickel of the Decepticon Justice Department is [[https://tfwiki.net/wiki/File:MTMTE39_Nickel.jpg basically an angry square with legs]].

* ''Series/PhilipKDicksElectricDreams'': Alice is an example in "[[Recap/PhilipKDicksElectricDreamsS1E8Autofac Autofac]]", with a human face and otherwise very mechanical body. [[spoiler: It turns out Emily and the other woman are more subtle versions of this.]]

* WD-40 in ''VideoGame/SpaceQuestVTheNextMutation'' is basically a gynoid version of Arnoid the Annihilator from ''Space Quest III''. After Cliffy reprograms her to be the SCS Eureka's science officer, she still maintains a cold, aloof demeanor, but at least not aiming to kill Roger Wilco. Her surprise attack [[spoiler: on the pukoid mutants]] during the game's climax [[TorpedoTits drives this trope to hilarious extents.]]

* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' Tex gains a robotic body after her death in the first season. [[spoiler: Season 6 reveals Tex is actually an AI, meaning she’s always been a fembot, though given Tex’s significantly reduced role in that season, it takes a backseat to the revelation that Church was the Alpha AI. It becomes a major plot point in season 10, where it’s revealed her discovering her identity as the Beta AI was the catalyst for the Freelancer Rebellion.]]

* [[http://pv02.tumblr.com pv02]], a tumblr [[CharacterBlog ask blog]].

** Strika is a fembot -- which are outnumbered about five hundred to one in Transformers -- that [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:BMStrika.jpg doesn't look even remotely female]]. Has a lovely voice, though.

* ''X-Men'' villain Master Mold was voiced by a woman in ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen2009''. 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]].

* Morrigun is a female member of a warrior robot band called the ''ComicBook/ABCWarriors''. Her combat abilities are derived from secondary bouncer software; her primary function is ''waitress''.

* In ''Webcomic/KevinAndKell'' when Rudy wants to take Fiona to the ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'' premiere he has a dream parodying the original trilogy. There Kell plays a female version of [=C3P0=]. The author mentioned being inspired by ''Film/{{Metropolis}}''.

* The [[IncrediblyLamePun titular]] character in the obscure Creator/{{TSR}} sci-fi novel ''Warsprite,'' whom the main human protagonist still falls in love with.

The [[TropeNamer name]] comes from 1970's ''Series/TheBionicWoman'', though the fembots in those were {{robot girl}}s. If you're interested, the technical term for these bots is "gynoid"; same root as "android", but "andro" means man (in the sense of a male human) while "gyno" means woman (obviously).

* A commercial for canned goods that aired during the Superbowl in the 80's featured a sleek, CGI-created female robot, animated by matching the movements of a female model in a reclining chair. Unsurprisingly, the commercial spot was called "Sexy Robot".

-> ''"These are the latest model in android-replication technology. Lethal, efficient, brutal. No man can resist their charm.

* ''Film/AustinPowers'': Despite being called Fembots, the robot women are DeceptivelyHumanRobots, not mechanical humanoids with secondary sexual characteristics. 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.