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'''Robot God''' is the ruler of [[Robot Heaven]], where good [[robots]] go when they die. First appearing in "[[Ghost in the Machines]]", he retrieved [[Bender]] from [[Robot Hell]] for saving [[Philip J. Fry]] from a runaway machine on the Amish homeworld.  He then allowed Bender to return to his old body, thus bring himself back to life.
'''Robot God''' is the ruler of [[Robot Heaven]], where good [[robots]] go when they die. First appearing in "[[Ghost in the Machines]]", he retrieved [[Bender]] from [[Robot Hell]] for saving [[Philip J. Fry]] from a runaway machine on the [[Amish homeworld]].  He then allowed Bender to return to his old body, thus bring himself back to life.


== Additional Info ==
== Additional Info ==
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*He bears a resemblance with [[Robot 1-X]].
*He bears a resemblance with [[Robot 1-X]].
** Though this is less important, Robot God also closely resembles Eve from the 2008 animated movie, WALL-E.
** Though this is less important, Robot God also closely resembles Eve from the 2008 animated movie, WALL-E.
*Robot God was originally a concept that would appear in "[[Hell Is Other Robots]]".  When this was mentioned in the commentary for that episode, [[Matt Groening]] humorously quipped, "There ''is'' no Robot God."
*Robot God was originally a concept that would appear in "[[Hell Is Other Robots]]".  When this was mentioned in the [[Commentary:Hell Is Other Robots|commentary]] for that episode, [[Matt Groening]] humorously quipped, "There ''is'' no Robot God."


=== Appearances ===
=== Appearances ===

Revision as of 16:35, 3 July 2011

Tertiary character
Robot God
God.png
Robot God and Bender.
SpeciesRobot
Planet of originEarth
ProfessionRuler of Robot Heaven
First appearance"Ghost in the Machines" (6ACV19)
Episode
Voiced byPhil LaMarr

Robot God is the ruler of Robot Heaven, where good robots go when they die. First appearing in "Ghost in the Machines", he retrieved Bender from Robot Hell for saving Philip J. Fry from a runaway machine on the Amish homeworld. He then allowed Bender to return to his old body, thus bring himself back to life.

Additional Info

Trivia

  • He bears a resemblance with Robot 1-X.
    • Though this is less important, Robot God also closely resembles Eve from the 2008 animated movie, WALL-E.
  • Robot God was originally a concept that would appear in "Hell Is Other Robots". When this was mentioned in the commentary for that episode, Matt Groening humorously quipped, "There is no Robot God."

Appearances

See also