Robot to Fear
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A small robot named Robo had to face off against increasingly larger robots created by the mastermind Zerg, defeating Robo Cop, Top Top Cop, and Ultra Cop. In the final battle, Robo faced off against the mighty Zoltron and defeated it, bringing peace to the land and ensuring a happy ending.
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Robo had previously defeated all the robots but Zerg was still alive. Zerg built increasingly powerful robots to destroy Robo - first King Kong Robot Cop which Robo defeated, then a nameless robot which Robo also defeated, but the third robot crushed Robo in half. Zerg was glad Robo was defeated and the robot took over the world.
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- 1. Robot to Fear By: Jasper
- 2. • Once upon a time there was a small , but tough robot named Robo. Robo was afraid he would have to face a gigantic robot made by a mastermind named Zerg.
- 3. • Zerg was going to make a gigantic robot named Robo cop. When it was the day to battle he faced Robo cop and defeated him.
- 4. • Then he had to face Top Top Cop. When he battled him he defeated him.
- 5. • Then Ultra Cop was defeated by him too. Then the final enemy of DOOM!!! ZOLTRON!!!!
- 6. • Robo was ready to battle. Zoltron was ready too.
- 7. • Zerg was also ready. The battle started to begin and it ended happily because Robo had won!
- 8. • And so there it was a happy place with a happy ending. THE END!!!!!!!!!!!!