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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. He is God only to robots , not humans since humans have maybe made him as the most powerful robot ever to control other good robots , similar how they made Robot Devil to control evil robots. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 16:50, 1 July 2011
| Tertiary character | |
| Robot God | |
|---|---|
| Species | Robot |
| Planet of origin | Earth |
| Profession | Ruler of Robot Heaven |
| First appearance | "Ghost in the Machines" (6ACV19)  |
| Voiced by | Phil 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. He is God only to robots , not humans since humans have maybe made him as the most powerful robot ever to control other good robots , similar how they made Robot Devil to control evil robots.