Fun fact about Siren. The team kept it at one of their houses for years but left it behind when they moved out. A garden clearance team came in and found it in 2014 and put it on ebay.
Remember, Jim Struts and his wife Ms. Struts are both undefeated meaning they have a better win loss ratio than any of the famous robots you can think of.
So the Napalm grudge match took place before the Cassius one, seeing that hole in the front of Mortis that Killalot caused. Also Killertron randomly in the arena at 27:19
I get the feeling Mortis vs Cassius was done because they were the two most impressive robots of Series 2. Mortis had the best weapon (with Razer) and Cassius had the best flipper.
These "grudges" are either inconsistent or illegitimate... - I don't get why Mortis' team (Random Violence Technologies) wanted revenge on Cassius. Firstly, it wasn't the same robot Rex Garrod fought with, and secondly, _he_ didn't have anything to do with the judges making that stupid decision for Recyclopse! Hell, Rex himself didn't even expect to get the win. - I guess the competitors in the Reserve Rumble were wanting to show Mentorn out of spite that they would've been ideal for the UK Championship, but they all failed miserably, even Jim Struts despite winning. It was the one walker robot out of the five there and was as flimsy and weak as most walker robots usually were, yet it won for literally moving around and not walking into trouble, because the others couldn't mobilise attacks to save their lives, if they could even move at all! It's no wonder they weren't included in the UK Championship - they'd have been a waste. One of the worst battles I've ever seen. - Ramrombit and Nemesis taking on Sergeant Bash was ironically the grudge that made the most logical sense, in that Team Nemesis would want back at the House Robot for setting their robot ablaze so much. But in practice, this really shouldn't have been labelled as a grudge match as it seemed more about comedy. - Speaking of incorrect labelling, what was the Super Heavyweight Championship doing in this episode when it was nothing to do with grudges? - The Internet Insurrection also seems like a weak setup for a grudge match. I find it rather petty to fight it out over who has the best website when it's not like that would change anything. I also think Corporal Punishment should've won when it got the only noticeable attack of any kind in on another contestant. Shouldn't it also have been separated from Sergeant Bash instead of being treated as being immobile? Beyond that, all the competitors were wasting time and effort going after the House Robots instead of each other. Some grudge the teams had against each other! - And as for Napalm seeking revenge on Mortis, by God what a stupid move by Dartford Girls Grammar! Firstly, like I mentioned with Team Cassius earlier, Random Violence Technologies had nothing to do with the official decision. Hell, Rob Knight even walked out in protest! And secondly, having any robot lose out on its chance in the trials because of it getting disabled by spikes placed stupidly in a place where robots had to drive _out_ of to get scoring - _that_ is what would've been unfair. What also wasn't fair was Napalm getting the victory over Demolition Demon prior to that stage when the latter was clearly the better in that battle. So Dartford Girls Grammar should've been grateful that they got as far as they did. And I'm glad Napalm lost to Mortis here.
Fun fact about Siren. The team kept it at one of their houses for years but left it behind when they moved out. A garden clearance team came in and found it in 2014 and put it on ebay.
trying to lift the opponent out of the pit from below is the single most Rex Garrod thing ever.
Mortis were spiked on the first Pinball run. That's why Napalm wanted vengeance
Inferno Insurrection: The only robot fight to be approved by The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown.
6:39
The Sentinel: “Notice me...please”
Rest in peace Sentinel, killed after Series 2 and scrapped for parts by the producers.
I like how in Series 1 Mortis were fighting to be declared the winner, and in Series 2 they were fighting to be declared the loser XD
Via Panic Attack
Series 2 is a series my favourite house robot Sgt Bash will definitely want to forget. Been humiliated and punished more times than the others.
Vengeance before extreme
The true birth of walkers in Robot Wars
9:20-12:05 THE BEST FIGHT OF THE EPISODE
Remember, Jim Struts and his wife Ms. Struts are both undefeated meaning they have a better win loss ratio than any of the famous robots you can think of.
Well except for Ultor 😂
And then arnold arnold termiator
Demon duck put up the best fight out of all of them!!!!!!
8:43 the only time the RW Doors opened for roboteers in series 2
Jim Struts looks like it's inspired by a Gonk Droid
So the Napalm grudge match took place before the Cassius one, seeing that hole in the front of Mortis that Killalot caused. Also Killertron randomly in the arena at 27:19
honestly the internet insurrection was more of a house robot rebellion
Inferno? Or Internet?
sort of house robot rebellions before extreme
3:25 poor rex
22:10 Is that the Dreadnaut captain, Ken Feltwell in the control booth? There is no mention on Robot Wars Wiki about him entering a lightweight robot.
It is him
25:08 I think series 2 of robot wars has delivered 1 too many shock
I get the feeling Mortis vs Cassius was done because they were the two most impressive robots of Series 2. Mortis had the best weapon (with Razer) and Cassius had the best flipper.
10:58 BREAKING NEWS
These "grudges" are either inconsistent or illegitimate...
- I don't get why Mortis' team (Random Violence Technologies) wanted revenge on Cassius. Firstly, it wasn't the same robot Rex Garrod fought with, and secondly, _he_ didn't have anything to do with the judges making that stupid decision for Recyclopse! Hell, Rex himself didn't even expect to get the win.
- I guess the competitors in the Reserve Rumble were wanting to show Mentorn out of spite that they would've been ideal for the UK Championship, but they all failed miserably, even Jim Struts despite winning. It was the one walker robot out of the five there and was as flimsy and weak as most walker robots usually were, yet it won for literally moving around and not walking into trouble, because the others couldn't mobilise attacks to save their lives, if they could even move at all! It's no wonder they weren't included in the UK Championship - they'd have been a waste. One of the worst battles I've ever seen.
- Ramrombit and Nemesis taking on Sergeant Bash was ironically the grudge that made the most logical sense, in that Team Nemesis would want back at the House Robot for setting their robot ablaze so much. But in practice, this really shouldn't have been labelled as a grudge match as it seemed more about comedy.
- Speaking of incorrect labelling, what was the Super Heavyweight Championship doing in this episode when it was nothing to do with grudges?
- The Internet Insurrection also seems like a weak setup for a grudge match. I find it rather petty to fight it out over who has the best website when it's not like that would change anything. I also think Corporal Punishment should've won when it got the only noticeable attack of any kind in on another contestant. Shouldn't it also have been separated from Sergeant Bash instead of being treated as being immobile? Beyond that, all the competitors were wasting time and effort going after the House Robots instead of each other. Some grudge the teams had against each other!
- And as for Napalm seeking revenge on Mortis, by God what a stupid move by Dartford Girls Grammar! Firstly, like I mentioned with Team Cassius earlier, Random Violence Technologies had nothing to do with the official decision. Hell, Rob Knight even walked out in protest! And secondly, having any robot lose out on its chance in the trials because of it getting disabled by spikes placed stupidly in a place where robots had to drive _out_ of to get scoring - _that_ is what would've been unfair. What also wasn't fair was Napalm getting the victory over Demolition Demon prior to that stage when the latter was clearly the better in that battle. So Dartford Girls Grammar should've been grateful that they got as far as they did. And I'm glad Napalm lost to Mortis here.
26:53 where is she putting her hand lol ?
oh no I missed that hahahaha... Not really what you would see on tv (getting young kids to kiss each other), TBH I was kinda surprised!
@@GCalascione well it was the 2000 that wouldn't fly nowaday
6:27 - This is like watching school fight between special needs kids. Oddly entertaining.