History Main / RoboticUndead

* ''VideoGame/EighthMan1991'' have the robotic zombies in the abandoned laboratory stage, who rises out from beneath the ground much like classical zombies, but have visible mechanical features on their bodies such as screws and wiring.

* ''VideoGame/EighthMan'' have the robotic zombies in the abandoned laboratory stage, who rises out from beneath the ground much like classical zombies, but have visible mechanical features on their bodies such as screws and wiring.

* ''VideoGame/PlantsVsZombies'' has Zombot; The giant mech being piloted by [[BigBad Zomboss]]. This thing can place zombies from the [[MascotMook basics]] to the [[EliteZombie most powerful ones in the game]]. It can also spit both [[KillItWithFire fireballs]] and [[KillitWithIce ice balls]]. It occasionally throws vehicles and has bungie zombies up his sleeve to steal your plants.

See also MechanicalMonster and Skelebot9000. When an organic being becomes the undead through mechanical means, they're an ArtificialZombie, though still-living cyborgs can often fall into this territory [[CyberneticsEatYourSoul when the machinery eats at their soul]].

* ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'': [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]] regarding the animatronic characters. They are possessed by spirits and have zombie-like qualities such as smelling bad and dripping blood. The trope is played a bit straighter with robots like Springtrap, a rotten bunny animatronic that lumbers slowly and literally has the carcass of [[spoiler:William Afton]] inside; Ennard, an amalgamation of robotic parts that drags itself across the ground like a zombie; and Dreadbear, a Frankenstein's monster-like bear animatronic that walks with outstretched arms and is detailed to look like a zombie.

*** In ''Thirst'', an experimental admixture of Synthetic Energon and Dark Energon causes Cybertronians infused with it to turn into shambling robotic ''vampires'', turning anyone else they feed on into more of themselves.

* ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'': The Necrons are an ancient race that were converted to robots. They have more emotion than most of the other examples in the newer editions, but those too mentally drained by their existence act much like a zombie horde (minus the flesh eating).

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': According to the series' lore, AI can persist after the original machine's death as robot ghosts, holographic entities capable of haunting appliances and buildings similar to human ghosts (of which went extinct 200 years before the events of the series).

* ''Series/DoomPatrol'': Clifford "Cliff" Steele AKA Robotman spends the majority of the series as a human brain in a robot. In one episode of Season 3 he has a brief stint in this form as a zombie