Block Bot

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A Block Bot accepting a Passport

The out-of-control Block Bots swallowing up Rayquaza

A Block Bot (Japanese: ブロボ Burobo) is a type of robot seen in LaRousse City in Destiny Deoxys. They perform a number of functions, such as acting as a welcoming committee to visitors, and taking pictures for passports. They can also join themselves together to form bridges, and act as LaRousse's defense system.

However, because of an attack from a Deoxys, their data was scrambled, became corrupt and they began attacking innocent bystanders, and had to be shut down for repairs. In the final part of the movie, they flooded the streets and almost covered the Battle Tower. This indirectly led to the evolution of a Munchlax into a Snorlax, which Ash bounced on to get a passport to shut down the Block Bots.

Trivia

• The Block Bots may be a reference to the robot Cubix, who stars in a show of the same name. Both Pokémon and Cubix were part of the Kids' WB! lineup in 2001, and 4Kids Entertainment worked on both shows.

Voice actors

Language Voice actor Japanese Unknown English Unknown

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This movie article is part of Project Anime, a Bulbapedia project that covers all aspects of Pokémon animation.

Functions

Block Bots perform a number of functions, such as:

• Welcoming newcomers in LaRousse City
  • Take Pictures for newcomers
  • Hand out Passports for newcomers
• Act as LaRousse City's defense system
  • Join together to form bridges
  • Wander around certain areas and request Passports for bypassers, approaching them on sight
  • Join together to form a screen with a flee-plan
  • Lend help on other devices(such as a hamburger machine) when treatened
  • Act as guides to guide people to safe places in case of emergency

Also, Block Bots themselves are often connected to a Controller Bot, Controller Bots being the center of a Block Bot structure. The typical number of Block Bots connected to Controller Bots is 4(one on top, one left, one right, and one behind the Controller Bot). Block Bots may also levitate around and rearrange while connected to Controller Bots.