Go-Bot (species)
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- The Go-Bots are a group of aliens from the Go-Bots continuity family.
The Go-Bots are a small-numbered race of robotic lifeforms bent on making the universe a better place. Most of them possess the skill of transformation.
Fiction
1-2-3 Transformers
Rescue Roy, Airlift Andy, Charlie Chopper, Fire Marshal Mike and Policeman Pete likely are Go-Bots. The AllSpark Almanac II
Go-Bots
Hasbro press release
Go-Bots are made from a material known as Go-Brillium, an amazingly flexible metal that can instantly convert from gas, to liquid, to solid. This made the Go-Bots one of the most adaptable creatures in the universe, as it gave them access to a virtually unlimited number of body-types and alternate modes.[1]
Go-Bots cartoon
The Go-Bots were a nomadic species that traveled galaxy by virtue of living on a comet. On said comet, they had built themselves a city called Botropolis, which was ruled by the Go-Bot Council. The Go-Bots had a tradition that each year, the council chose a planet they considered in need of help and selected a team of outstanding Go-Bots to assign the task to.
In the year 2003, Aero-Bot, Speed-Bot, Strong-Bot, Beast-Bot and Buzzer-Bot were selected to protect, serve, help, and guide the planet Earth. Accompanied by Kid-Bot and Gas-Bot, they set up base underneath an amusement park. It didn't take the group long to gain the trust of Earth's population, which welcomed its new protectors warmly.
Over the course of their stay on Earth, the Go-Bots prevented and provided help during many disasters, but the bulk of their time was spent dealing with the misdeeds of a variety of intergalactic creatures. Somewhat oddly, most of those alien menaces were of the Go-Bot species too. Go-Bots
Rescue Heroes Go-Bots manga
Timelines
The Go-Bot Buzzer-Bot was one of the multiversal travelers that got stuck in the city of Axiom Nexus. Transcendent: Part 4
Notes
- The insignia worn by the Go-Bots is strikingly similar to that of the Autobots, who presumably don't exist in the Go-Bots continuity family. What this means is uncertain.
