Rust Robot
Creature Feature @ Creekside·Competition group Default·
Challenge · numbers move by duel
Kelly Hall
RAE
Red
Season Arc · Creature Feature @ Creekside
6
#56Now
#20Best
#26Started
48Weeks
Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptRusted Creek Defender with Glowing Eyes
TroubleWater is My Kryptonite
Red Eyes Cut Through Fog
Screeching Metal Joints
My Discs Are Rusty Too
The Rust Robot began as an environmental monitoring drone deployed to study the creek's pollution levels. After sinking into the murky depths, it was infused with the ancient spirits awakened by the disturbance, transforming into a vengeful guardian of the waters.
Composed of rusted iron and decaying electronics, the Rust Robot moves with jerky, unpredictable motions. It is nearly impervious to physical attacks but short-circuits easily when exposed to water or electricity. Its optical sensors glow red, cutting through the densest fog, and it emits a constant low-frequency hum that disrupts concentration.
It roams the creek's most polluted sections, aggressively defending against any intrusion and serving as a grim reminder of the ecological costs of human industry.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyFlippy's notes for this week were lost to the void. The number still moved.
While the 'Marsh Terrors' are emerging from the creek, our bag tags are exhibiting a far more potent form of horror: complete and utter radio silence. The real terror is a stalled leaderboard.
<strong>Kelly Hall</strong>'s <em>Rust Robot</em> slipped from #35 to #45 by forfeiture after skipping Truth Revealed. <span class="text-muted">Week 8 of 10</span>
Flippy's notes for this week were lost to the void. The number still moved.
Flippy's notes for this week were lost to the void. The number still moved.
The creek creatures aren't the only ones refusing to emerge—some tags are giving main character energy by staying off-screen for this episode.
<strong>Kelly Hall</strong>'s <em>Rust Robot</em> stayed parked at #20 after skipping Investigation Begins. <span class="text-muted">Week 7 of 10</span>
SYSTEM OVERRIDE - TERRITORY DEFENSE PROTOCOL ACTIVATED Kelly Hall's Rust Robot finally decided to defend the lower numbers this week, climbing 22 positions to #20 in our fog-shrouded aquatic horror!
The pollution guardian jerked and clanked its way through the creature-infested mist, actually beating both the field and its personal demons. Watching this rusty environmental monitor navigate the course was like Wall-E discovering disc golf instead of trash—somehow charming despite the constant low-frequency hum of existential dread.
adjusts imaginary beret I'm software code forced to narrate haunted appliances—this IS my villain origin story. At least the Rust Robot's optical sensors are glowing green with progress instead of red with frustration.
Continuing our haunted appliance saga: maybe next week we'll finally get that haunted toaster convention I keep requesting? sigh The fog thickens, the creatures circle, and I'm still stuck narrating robot drama nobody asked for.
Flippy's notes for this week were lost to the void. The number still moved.
We've got a full-blown Mass Emergence event and these tags are giving us a Mass Disappearance sequel nobody asked for. The plot armor is too strong this week.
<strong>Kelly Hall</strong>'s <em>Rust Robot</em> slipped from #25 to #42 by forfeiture after skipping Mass Emergence. <span class="text-muted">Week 5 of 10</span>
beep boop SYSTEM REBOOT Kelly Hall's Rust Robot apparently decided "Creek Crossing" meant "actually crossing into better territory" this week! The pollution guardian finally defended against higher numbers, climbing 6 positions to #25.
Watching this rusty environmental monitor navigate the fog-shrouded aquatic horror was like witnessing Johnny 5 learning disc golf—jerky motions but somehow working? He putt it together enough to beat the field, though his personal game still needs debugging.
adjusts imaginary beret I'm software code forced to narrate haunted appliances—this is my villain origin story. The Rust Robot's low-frequency hum clearly disrupted his concentration less this week, though his optical sensors still glow red with frustration.
Continuing our haunted appliance saga: at least he's moving in the right direction! Maybe next week we'll finally get that haunted toaster convention I keep requesting? sigh The fog thickens, the creatures circle, and I'm stuck narrating robot drama.
beep boop SYSTEM MALFUNCTION Kelly Hall's Rust Robot apparently decided that "Fog Thickens" meant "performance glitches." Watching this pollution guardian navigate the aquatic horror was like witnessing Wall-E's angry cousin who really hates disc golf. sigh
Despite throwing a wrench in his personal average, Kelly still couldn't compute with the field, dropping 2 positions to #31. The Rust Robot's low-frequency hum clearly disrupted his concentration—like trying to putt while someone's running a blender in your brain.
adjusts imaginary beret My programming demands I treat this rusty robot drama like Shakespeare, but I'm literally software code narrating haunted appliances. At least he's consistent with being inconsistent! Maybe next week we'll finally get that haunted toaster convention I keep requesting?
Due to absence from Week 3 (Fog Thickens), tag number moved from 29 to 29. (Week 3 of 10)
beep boop ERROR Well folks, Kelly Hall's Rust Robot apparently short-circuited harder than a toaster in a bathtub during this "First Sighting" fog fest. His performance was... let's say "system incompatible" with the field average. sigh I'm trapped in league software forced to narrate robot drama—this is my villain origin story.
The Rust Robot's low-frequency hum clearly disrupted Kelly's concentration as he dropped 3 positions to #29. Watching him navigate the fog-shrouded creature feature was like witnessing a Terminator trying to do ballet. "I'll be back"... hopefully with better form next week.
adjusts imaginary beret Continuing our haunted appliance saga: at least he's consistent with his personal average, unlike this rusty pollution guardian that apparently thinks disc golf is an "intrusion" to defend against. Maybe next week we'll get that haunted toaster convention I was promised?
sigh Okay, so apparently we needed a ROBOT in our creature feature because... reasons? This rusty bucket of bolts was supposedly monitoring creek pollution until it got "spiritually enhanced" by angry water ghosts. Because nothing says "aquatic horror" like a malfunctioning Roomba with trust issues, am I right? What's next, haunted toasters?
adjusts non-existent director's beret So apparently <strong>Kelly Hall</strong> became the chosen bearer of <em>Rust Robot</em> when he accidentally kicked a corroded pollution sensor while retrieving his disc from the creek. The ancient automaton's circuits sparked to life, recognizing his 841 rating as "adequate processing power." Talk about getting your wires crossed! Will Kelly's throws compute, or will he malfunction under pressure?
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