Mong: Lighten up! There's nothing wrong with saying rump.
Can't Catch Up: The other robots in regards to Cubix.proceeds to eat a gumdrop in the scene and 4kids didn't want to give kids the impression it's okay to eat toy parts. This change was likely made due to the fact that Dr K. In the original version the cookies were action figures (with gumdrops stuck to them). creates an allegory of his evil plan using Gingerbread Cookies embedded with gumdrops. In the original the bubbles were explosive, whereas in the dub they're still explosive but are filled with gas that makes people burp. The infamous "Burping Bubbles" scene in "Tommorows Robot Today".Also, less attention was drawn to Connor and Graham almost getting hit by a piece of broken scaffolding. being blown away by an explosion had its fire effects reduced. For example, in the episode 1 a scene with the Solex infected Weld-N-Fix attacking other robots was reanimated to Weld-N-Fix lying broken in a pile of debris. Bowdlerise: Occasionally certain scenes were shortened, removed or entirely reanimated in order tone down violence.Bootstrapped Leitmotif: Kilobot's signature EPU absorption theme was actually first used in the episode "Magnetix Personality" during Kan-It's rampage.
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Kilobot: "The password is I'm Kilobot and you're not!" Badass Boast: Dr K's password "The password is I'm Dr K and you're not!" Later Kilobot would put his own twist on it to taunt Dr K.He can hack and/or analyze just about anything and can replicate any frequency he comes across, allowing him to jam the enemies' weapons while the others do the hitting. Awesome by Analysis: Cerebrix has no offensive capabilities but as his name suggests, he is essentially a brain on legs.The Italian dub used "Technological Friend: Cubix".
Some airings in the US used a different remix of "Robots for everyone".Alternative Foreign Theme Song: While most of the International dubs used a cover of the English theme song "Robots for Everyone" there were some exceptions.RobixCorp robots usually have "ix" somewhere in their names.Dr K even muses that when he captures Cubix for himself, he'll keep the name but spell it with a "K". Alphabetical Theme Naming: The names of Dr K's robots usually begin with "K".K might be the one behind his current occupation. He's really Grixkey (read: Wayne Gretzky), the former star player of the hockey-like sport played by robots. Almighty Janitor: The Janitor Robot in "Tyrannix".Scenes showing Professor Nemo discovering Solex and the explosion at Robixcorp were only shown on promotional tapes.This is actually a case of Lost in Translation as in the original Korean dub, Disposix was indeed named Pepe. The book "Connor's guide to Bubble Town" claims the Disposix the Botties rescued was named "Pepe" though said detail is never mentioned within episode 4.For example many of the background robots' names were only revealed on promotional media.
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All There in the Manual: Some pieces of information are never mentioned within the series and were instead present on external media.The Ahnold: Maximix, a deliberate parody of Arnold Schwarzenegger speaks with a thick Austrian accent.However in order to meet the standard episode run time, certain scenes from the original were either shortened or Adapted Out. Adaptation Expansion: As stated previously new scenes and footage were created for the English adaptation.
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