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* BlandNameProduct: An advert for the Bashbots toyline shows that they're produced by the appropriately named "Octagonal Insects", which is a parody of the Hexbug toys that also distributed Battlebots and Series/RobotWars robots.
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* BlandNameProduct: An advert for the Bashbots toyline shows that they're produced by the appropriately named "Octagonal Insects", which is a parody of the Hexbug toys that also distributed Battlebots and Series/RobotWars ''Series/RobotWars'' robots.
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* AprilFoolsDay: For April Fools 2021, a Classic version of Bashbots was produced, consisting of 4 fights from each weightclass with the episode ending with both bots getting set on fire.
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* AprilFoolsDay: For April Fools 2021, a Classic version of Bashbots was produced, consisting of 4 fights from each weightclass with the episode ending with both bots bots, and the entire arena, getting set on fire.fire.
* BlandNameProduct: An advert for the Bashbots toyline shows that they're produced by the appropriately named "Octagonal Insects", which is a parody of the Hexbug toys that also distributed Battlebots and Series/RobotWars robots.
* BlandNameProduct: An advert for the Bashbots toyline shows that they're produced by the appropriately named "Octagonal Insects", which is a parody of the Hexbug toys that also distributed Battlebots and Series/RobotWars robots.
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* {{Crossover}}: ''Series/BattleBots'' competitors HUGE and Rampage both make an appearance with the original roboteers driving them during Season 4. Other competitors also originated from other games such as Hospice from ''VideoGame/{{Besiege}}'', Avalanche from ''Robot Rumble 2'', Kumicho from ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' and Claymore from ''[[VideoGame/RobotArena Robot Arena 2]]''.
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* {{Crossover}}: ''Series/BattleBots'' competitors HUGE and Rampage both make an appearance with the original roboteers driving them during Season 4. Other competitors also originated from other games such as Hospice from ''VideoGame/{{Besiege}}'', Avalanche from ''Robot Rumble 2'', Kumicho from ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' ''Platform/{{Roblox}}'' and Claymore from ''[[VideoGame/RobotArena Robot Arena 2]]''.
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* CriticalExistenceFailure : In order for the bots to show damage, an add on known as Extended Prop Damage is used to show damage being recieved. If the chassis on the bot sustains enough damage, the bot may end up completely obliterated like Hospice getting completely destroyed by Cosmo.
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* CriticalExistenceFailure : In order for the bots to show damage, an add on known as Extended Prop Damage is used to show damage being recieved.received. If the chassis on the bot sustains enough damage, the bot may end up completely obliterated like Hospice getting completely destroyed by Cosmo.
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* TrashTheSet: During Cosmo VS HUGE in Season 4, HUGE manages to get a good hit on Cosmo, sending it into the ceiling's lights, and causing them to crash down on the arena. The resulting blow manages to knock Cosmo out and go up in flames. PlayedForLaughs because the damage was easily replaceable due to the production being made in VideoGame/GarrysMod, and not costing a lot to replace.
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* TrashTheSet: During Cosmo VS HUGE in Season 4, HUGE manages to get a good hit on Cosmo, sending it into the ceiling's lights, and causing them to crash down on the arena. The resulting blow manages to knock Cosmo out and go up in flames. PlayedForLaughs because the damage was easily replaceable due to the production being made in VideoGame/GarrysMod, ''VideoGame/GarrysMod'', and not costing a lot to replace.
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--> [=TheDominusIgnus=]: And the arena lights that (Cosmo) destroyed? Well... we can just spawn some new ones in.
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--> [=TheDominusIgnus=]: '''[=TheDominusIgnus=]''': And the arena lights that (Cosmo) destroyed? Well... we can just spawn some new ones in.
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--> TheDominusIgnus: And the arena lights that (Cosmo) destroyed? Well... we can just spawn some new ones in.
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--> TheDominusIgnus: [=TheDominusIgnus=]: And the arena lights that (Cosmo) destroyed? Well... we can just spawn some new ones in.
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* PrecisionFStrike: Thunderwave's strategy against Cosmo in Season 2: "Fuck em."
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* PrecisionFStrike: Thunderwave's strategy against Cosmo in Season 2: "Fuck em.""
* TrashTheSet: During Cosmo VS HUGE in Season 4, HUGE manages to get a good hit on Cosmo, sending it into the ceiling's lights, and causing them to crash down on the arena. The resulting blow manages to knock Cosmo out and go up in flames. PlayedForLaughs because the damage was easily replaceable due to the production being made in VideoGame/GarrysMod, and not costing a lot to replace.
--> TheDominusIgnus: And the arena lights that (Cosmo) destroyed? Well... we can just spawn some new ones in.
* TrashTheSet: During Cosmo VS HUGE in Season 4, HUGE manages to get a good hit on Cosmo, sending it into the ceiling's lights, and causing them to crash down on the arena. The resulting blow manages to knock Cosmo out and go up in flames. PlayedForLaughs because the damage was easily replaceable due to the production being made in VideoGame/GarrysMod, and not costing a lot to replace.
--> TheDominusIgnus: And the arena lights that (Cosmo) destroyed? Well... we can just spawn some new ones in.
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* OverlyLongName: Waluigi's Hat, whose full name is New Super Waluigi Time Machine Revengeance 4 Deluxe Definitive Edition, something which was lampshaded by the announcer in Season 3.
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* OverlyLongName: Waluigi's Waluigi Hat, whose full name is New Super Waluigi Time Machine Revengeance 4 Deluxe Definitive Edition, something which was lampshaded by the announcer in Season 3.
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* {{Crossover}}: ''Series/BattleBots'' competitors HUGE and Rampage both make an appearance with the original roboteers driving them during Season 4. Other competitors also originated from other games such as Hospice from ''VideoGame/{{Besiege}}'', Avalanche from ''Robot Rumble 2'', Kumicho from ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' and Claymore from ''VideoGame/RobotArena2''.
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* {{Crossover}}: ''Series/BattleBots'' competitors HUGE and Rampage both make an appearance with the original roboteers driving them during Season 4. Other competitors also originated from other games such as Hospice from ''VideoGame/{{Besiege}}'', Avalanche from ''Robot Rumble 2'', Kumicho from ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' and Claymore from ''VideoGame/RobotArena2''.''[[VideoGame/RobotArena Robot Arena 2]]''.
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* {{Crossover}}: ''Series/BattleBots'' competitors HUGE and Rampage both make an appearance with the original roboteers driving them during Season 4. Other competitors also originated from other games such as Hospice from ''VideoGame/{{Besiege}}'', Avalanche from ''Robot Rumble 2'', Kumicho from ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' and Claymore from ''VideoGame/Robot Arena 2''.
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* {{Crossover}}: ''Series/BattleBots'' competitors HUGE and Rampage both make an appearance with the original roboteers driving them during Season 4. Other competitors also originated from other games such as Hospice from ''VideoGame/{{Besiege}}'', Avalanche from ''Robot Rumble 2'', Kumicho from ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' and Claymore from ''VideoGame/Robot Arena 2''.''VideoGame/RobotArena2''.
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* {{Crossover}}: ''Series/BattleBots'' competitors HUGE and Rampage both make an appearance with the original roboteers driving them during Season 4. Other competitors also originated from other games such as Hospice from ''VideoGame/{{Besiege}}'', Avalanche from ''Robot Rumble 2'', Kumicho from ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' and Claymore from ''[[VideoGame/Robot Arena 2]]''.
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* {{Crossover}}: ''Series/BattleBots'' competitors HUGE and Rampage both make an appearance with the original roboteers driving them during Season 4. Other competitors also originated from other games such as Hospice from ''VideoGame/{{Besiege}}'', Avalanche from ''Robot Rumble 2'', Kumicho from ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' and Claymore from ''[[VideoGame/Robot ''VideoGame/Robot Arena 2]]''.2''.
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* {{Crossover}}: ''Series/BattleBots'' competitors HUGE and Rampage both make an appearance with the original roboteers driving them during Season 4. Other competitors also originated from other games such as Hospice from ''VideoGame/{{Besiege}}'', Avalanche from ''Robot Rumble 2'', Kumicho from ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' and Claymore from ''Robot Arena 2''.
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* {{Crossover}}: ''Series/BattleBots'' competitors HUGE and Rampage both make an appearance with the original roboteers driving them during Season 4. Other competitors also originated from other games such as Hospice from ''VideoGame/{{Besiege}}'', Avalanche from ''Robot Rumble 2'', Kumicho from ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' and Claymore from ''Robot ''[[VideoGame/Robot Arena 2''.2]]''.
