History Main / FemBot

** The third game, VirtualOn 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}}.
** The fourth, VirtualOn Marz, brought us fem'd versions of a robot with a previously AmbiguousGender, the three [[TransformingMecha MYZR]] Delta units belonging to the [[QuirkyMiniBossSquad Three Rose Sisters]].
* The ''VideoGame/CustomRobo'' games have the aptly named Aerial Beauty and [[strike:[[{{Bowdlerise}} Sassy]]]] Sexy Stunner robo types.

* Juana in ''[[VideoGame/{{Mother1}} EarthBound Zero]]'', and her [[UndergroundMonkey sisters]], Nancy and Kelly
* The Gretel series in ''TimeSplitters.''
* Dolores from ''ZoneOfTheEnders: Dolores, i'' arguably straddles both lines. She has many of the characterizations of a Robot Girl, but happens to be a HumongousMecha.

* ''VirtualOn'' gives us the Fei-Yen and Angelan series of mecha, modeled after MagicalGirl archetypes. (Fei-Yen is a MagicalGirlWarrior whose iterations frequently resemble a waitress of some sort, while Angelan looks like a WhiteMagicianGirl, but is probably more an homage to [[Manga/AhMyGoddess Belldandy]].)

* [[http://marvel.com/universe/Jocasta Jocasta]], formerly of the Avengers (about 100 iterations ago).

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

Fembots tend to be rarer in fiction, simply because it's easier to design a robotic character that doesn't look distinctly feminine than one that does. It's not enough to add TertiarySexualCharacteristics or a BreastPlate. The obvious question is "why", when robots don't reproduce sexually; but one can also say "why not", and further "why are [[MenAreGenericWomenAreSpecial genderless machines lumped in with males by default]] anyway?" When this trope applies to HumongousMecha instead of robot, they are almost alway piloted by girls.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' features fembots in quite a few episodes. Several of these have been LoveInterests for Bender.
* Justified, since in Futurama, robots reproduce sexually when factories couldn't make enough.
** Bender himself, in one episode, becomes one of these after he has the Professor induce a {{Gender Ben|der}}... [[IncrediblyLamePun I just can't bring myself to finish that sentence]].

* 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.

* ''TransformersCybertron'' has Thunderblast, also a {{parody}} MsFanservice. She's not FanDisservice, but there's not enough to see (and too much 'bot, not enough fem) for it to be true FanService.
** Actually, other than her helmet and chest plate, she looks like a Transformers Cosplayer in a bodysuit with a few pieces of armor attached. In a few episodes, her armor lifted over he chest, showing off her breasts... ''[[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:ThunderblastBoobsAndNipples01.jpg which were modeled to include nipples]]''.

** ''TransformersCybertron'' gave us Thunderblast. Let's see... NonMammalMammaries, {{Underboobs}}, and in one scene in ep. 32, ''[[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:ThunderblastBoobsAndNipples01.jpg visible nipples]]''.

* In MassEffect3, EDI, the AI system installed aboard the Normandy that was carried over from the previous game in the series, gains remote control over a Fembot platform built by Cerberus after encountering it as an enemy combatant and later neutralizing its on-board AI.

* The service droids from ''MrRobot'' have a distinctly feminine shape.

* Piper, Cappy, Aunt Fanny, and Mrs. Copperbottom from ''{{Robots}}''.

* One of the earliest examples in film is Hel, from Fritz Lang's ''{{Metropolis}}''. She/it is eventually disguised as the film's heroine, thus ''becoming'' a RobotGirl.

* ''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 {{unusual ears}} 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 {{robot girl}} status, though, even before becoming indistinguishable in appearance from a human.

* The robot population in FritzLeiber's "The Silver Eggheads" is divided into males and females because it turns out to be very beneficial to robotic mental health to be able to have sex -- robotic sex, which entails sharing power on the same circuit. They don't have to do this by an exacting emulation of human sex, but that's the way it works out culturally, possibly in a collective form of wanting to BecomeARealBoy.

* In ''ThaliasMusings'', Thalia recalls [[{{UltimateBlacksmith}} Hephaestus]] constructing "solid gold, fully automated, mechanical assistants" that were built "in the form of very attractive women." He got rid of them once he had a girlfriend.

* The JN ("[[RobotNames Jane]]") series of robots in IsaacAsimov's short story "Feminine Intuition". The story is practically a lighthearted deconstruction of the trope: US Robots experimenting with artifical 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 [[IncrediblyLamePun titular]] character in the obscure TSR sci-fi novel ''Warsprite,'' whom the main human protagonist still falls in love with.

** Gangrel (and Breya) are Cybee dolls with female owners; it's implied that Cybees are designed to mimic their owners, so the dolls may be technically genderless until paired up with an owner.

** Peloton, who is very much an out-and-out fembot, complete with breastplate, eyelashes, and corset / gorget combo with TronLines.

** Especially notable names include Arcee (pictured above) and Blackarachnia.

* Jenny from ''WesternAnimation/MyLifeAsATeenageRobot''

** Note that it wasn't until the ''end'' of the series that giving Neosapiens the ability to sexually reproduce was even seriously discussed.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresofJimmyNeutron'', Jimmy constructs a robotic substitute mother (AKA Maternotron) while his own mom is away at the spa.

---> '''Steve:''' When will people get that ROBOTS ARE EROTIC?

* ''{{Futurama}}'' features fembots in quite a few episodes. Several of these have been LoveInterests for Bender.

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

*** Except in ''TransformersAnimated'', where she's clearly female- but still [[BrawnHilda nowhere near attractive]].

* Neosapiens in ''{{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 some reason...

* In ''TheAdventuresofJimmyNeutron'', Jimmy constructs a robotic substitute mother (AKA Maternotron) while his own mom is away at the spa.
* ''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]].
* [[{{X-Men}} Master Mold]] was voiced by a woman in the latest ''{{Wolverine And The X-Men}}'' series. When Xavier encountered it in the end...Yup, gigantic metal titties.
* Big Brain from an episode of ''[[CareBears Adventures in Care-a-Lot]]'', the first female robot built by [[HarmlessVillain Grizzle]]. She was programmed to be the "smartest robot ever," and thus had a mecha-[[HotLibrarian librarian]] design.
* Silica from ''Starchaser: The Legend of Orin''. At first a hardassed and snippy bureaucrat, ala Hermes' boss in Futurama, 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]].

* On ''StarWarsTheCloneWars''. 'The BD-3000 "Betty Droids" that serve in the Galactic Senate and Executive Buildings.

* In the WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb episode, "Cranius Maximus", Baljeet has fembot [[SummonBackupDancers backup singers]] during the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3RfOAk0r9M "Taking on the Big Brain"]] musical number.

* The unnamed sex fembot from ''Film/HeavyMetal FAKK 2''. Julie is less than pleased (more like disgusted) at her addition to the team and takes the first opportunity possible to off her.

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

* Silica from ''Starchaser: The Legend of Orin''. At first a hardassed and snippy bureaucrat, ala Hermes' boss in Futurama, 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, [[RapeAsComedy all-in-all]], [[FunnyAneurysmMoment a bad idea.]]

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[[caption-width-right:300:[[MsFanservice Another reason]] [[MegasXLR we dig giant robots]].]]