History Main / RobotGirl

* The golem Two, from ''TalesOfMU''.

* Colonel Sebastian Moran in ''VisualNovel/ShikkokuNoSharnoth'' used to be a biological human, but her body appears to have been almost entirely replaced by Engine Machines. [[spoiler: She apparently was the SoleSurvivor of a whole village and was both saved ''and'' rebuilt into a RobotGirl by M, [[IOweYouMyLife which seems to be the reason why]] [[UndyingLoyalty she's completely devoted to him]].]]
* Kotomi from ''VisualNovel/{{CLANNAD}}'' isn't actually a robot, but Tomoya commonly compares her to one [[FirstPersonSnarker mentally]], due to her [[EmotionlessGirl blank expressions]], [[NoSocialSkills total lack of social skills]], and [[TeenGenius incredible memory and intelligence]].

* Moran in ''VisualNovel/ShikkokuNoSharnoth'' used to be a biological human, but her body appears to have been almost entirely replaced by Engine Machines.

** The first season epilogue introduces [[spoiler:Tieria's evil twin Regene]], and the second season goes on to imply that [[spoiler:they, BigBad Ribbons Almark, and the rest of the "Innovators" are asexual artificial constructs.]]

* [[spoiler: Princess Ixquic]] and [[spoiler: Leina]] in {{Cyborg 009}}.

* The [[NewHorizon Wafans,]] three entire races of [[InsistentTerminology Wave Form Androids,]] come in both male and female flavors across the board.
* Debatably, female-identifying Warforged in the ''{{Eberron}}'' setting of ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' are a {{magitek}} version of this trope, though they don't have any physical female characteristics unless they deliberately adopt them.

* Pictured above: Aegis (Aigis in the international versions) from ''VideoGame/{{Persona 3}}''. FES added Metis in "The Answer", though strictly speaking, [[spoiler: Metis isn't actually a robot, but a personification of Aigis' internal conflict.]]
** And Persona4Arena adds another one, Labrys.

* [[StrangeGirl Kotomi]] from ''VisualNovel/{{CLANNAD}}'' isn't actually a robot, but Tomoya commonly compares her to one [[FirstPersonSnarker mentally]], due to her [[EmotionlessGirl blank expressions]], [[NoSocialSkills total lack of social skills]], and [[TeenGenius incredible memory and intelligence]].

* Guri from the ShadowsOfTheEmpire StarWars multimedia event, which included comics, as well as the follow-up Shadows of the Empire: Evolution comics.
* ''My Girlfriend Is A [[InsistentTerminology Cyborg]]''. In spite of the title and use of the word in the film, she's actually a robot.

* One of the segments in ''Film/{{Movie 43}}'' features an MP3 player that is the size and shape of a human woman. Not surprisingly, the user base ends up using it for "other purposes" besides listening to music.

* ''My Girlfriend Is A [[InsistentTerminology Cyborg]]. In spite of the title and use of the word in the film, she's actually a robot.

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* Canal from ''LostUniverse''.

* Lamia Loveless in ''SuperRobotWarsAdvance'' is also a biological version. Though not seen in-game, in the OVA, she bleeds and has mechanical parts for body.

* Robogirl, the appropriately-named ally from ''VideoGame/BillyVsSNAKEMAN''. [[spoiler:Subverted; her 'robot body' is actually a shell she wears due to a weakly-defined anxiety about 'real' people. You help her get over it in the PizzaWitch storyline, and she takes off her shell, revealing a real flesh-and-blood person.]]

* Odette from ''KarakuriOdette'', though I think she further qualifies for RidiculouslyHumanRobots instead. A more straight Robot Girl would be Asia from the same.

* Cyborg Shibolena from DenjiSentaiMegaranger was close or far from this. Beauty check, Busty Check, Panty Check.
* Colon (pron. "Cologne") from ChoujuuSentaiLiveman was an early example, although she was unambiguously mechanical at a glance. She was specifically built to serve as a base operator, but jumped into battle far too often for her own good.

*** Archerina's Japanese counterpart, Princess Multiwa of ChourikiSentaiOhranger

* Pictured above: Aegis (Aigis in the international versions) from ''VideoGame/{{Persona 3}}''. FES added Metis in "The Answer", though strictly speaking, [[spoiler: Metis ain't actually a robot but a personification of Aigis' internal conflict.]]

While not unheard of in American shows (''My Living Doll, Series/SmallWonder,'' ''Mann And Machine'') the robot girl on American TV tends to be a gimmick or MacGuffin on which to hang a series concept rather than a character type in its own right.

-->-- '''''TheSarahConnorChronicles'''''

While not unheard of in American shows (''My Living Doll, SmallWonder,'' ''Mann And Machine'') the robot girl on American TV tends to be a gimmick or MacGuffin on which to hang a series concept rather than a character type in its own right.

Occasionally, even if the robot girl is initially depicted as totally emotionless and incapable of compassion, empathy, humor or love, often such traits - or the simulation of such traits - will begin to sneak in. Examples of this have included Cameron from ''Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles'', Eve Edison from ''Mann & Machine'' and Rhoda from ''My Living Doll''. Unless, of course, the robots are programmed from the start to simulate - or even genuinely experience - emotion, such as the Cylons from the 2004 version of ''Battletar Galactica'' or the Replicants from ''Blade Runner''.

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* Alita/Gally from ''BattleAngelAlita''.

* Galatea in ''BicentennialMan''. She's also so annoying it's actually cute.

* One of the segments in ''Movie 43'' features an MP3 player that is the size and shape of a human woman. Not surprisingly, the user base ends up using it for "other purposes" besides listening to music.

* MyLivingDoll, a 1963-64 sitcom, starred JulieNewmar as Rhoda, a secret government project to create a robot astronaut.

* The ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'' episode "Terry's Friend Dates A Robot" is about the school's biggest nerd suddenly getting a very attractive girlfriend. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin As the episode title already spoiled for you]], she turns out to be a robot that he commissioned from the same company that makes Batman's robotic training dummies. Eventually he gets her reprogrammed to act more like a real girlfriend, which results in her becoming lethally jealous of the new female friends that the nerd gains through his new-found popularity.

* ''Aphrodite IX''

* Patricia Wagon the main character in MightySwitchForce is a cybernetic police woman.

* ''RoboGeisha''. It's all there in the title.

* The T-X from ''Terminator3RiseOfTheMachines'' film.

* Deirdre in C.L. Moore's "No Woman Born" is technically a {{cyborg}}, although only her brain is organic. [[spoiler:At the end, it's implied that she may be [[OhCrap slipping]] into AGodAmI or at least EmotionlessGirl territory, because CyberneticsEatYourSoul.]]

* VideoGame/UnrealChampionship2004 has a bit of a send-up of the character type with Devastation, Liandri's latest domestic gynoid entered in the tournament as a marketing stunt. Her status as SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid is handwaved with the explanation she's in the tournament to demonstrate the model's agility and AI adaptability (her armored shell and combat abilities don't come standard) and her womanly figure is described as being based on a "popular adult holoactress" in another bid to boost sales.

* VideoGame/UnrealChampionship 2 has a bit of a send-up of the character type with Devastation, Liandri's latest domestic gynoid entered in the tournament as a marketing stunt. Her status as SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid is handwaved with the explanation she's in the tournament to demonstrate the model's agility and AI adaptability (her armored shell and combat abilities don't come standard) and her womanly figure is described as being based on a "popular adult holoactress" in another bid to boost sales.

* UnrealChampionship 2 has a bit of a send-up of the character type with Devastation, Liandri's latest domestic gynoid entered in the tournament as a marketing stunt. Her status as SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaid is handwaved with the explanation she's in the tournament to demonstrate the model's agility and AI adaptability (her armored shell and combat abilities don't come standard) and her womanly figure is described as being based on a "popular adult holoactress" in another bid to boost sales.