Robot Flower

Robot Flower is a female contestant in Battle for BFDI and Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two.

In Battle for Dream Island, Robot Flower was one of the 30 recommended characters that had a chance to join the show in "The Reveal". The votes for the debut were revealed in "Reveal Novum" and she only got 11 votes which wasn't enough to join, placing her 9th to join the season.

In Battle for Dream Island Again, Robot Flower had the chance to join at the start of the season but she only received 119 votes which wasn't enough, placing 39th to join the season and so she was sent to the Tiny Loser Chamber.

In IDFB, Robot Flower is currently in the Tiny Loser Chamber due to failing to debut in BFDIA. She had a chance to join the season but only received 88 votes[1], which wasn't enough to rejoin and placed her 25th to join the season.

In Battle for BFDI, Robot Flower competed on A Better Name Than That until the split in "The Escape from Four" where she left to compete on Two's show.

In Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, Robot Flower competed on The Strongest Team on Earth. until the team swap in "What's Up Bell's String?" where she was instead given to Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again as a prize for winning the challenge. She was eliminated in "Seasonal Shift" with 10,771 votes, placing 22nd overall. Robot Flower is a robotic version of Flower, with five metal petals that are made to function as buttons, as Tennis Ball used them to control Remote in "The Liar Ball You Don't Want". In most cases, she is often considered as a robotic alter ego of Flower. Her petals light up when she speaks. She appears to be made entirely of metal and is covered in bolts. Aside from her gray body, she is colored almost exactly like Flower and has an auto-tuned voice that sounds like that of Flower. However, unlike her counterpart, Robot Flower's petals are asymmetrical, and she does not have facial features. Although Robot Flower has a very similar appearance to Flower, she has some different qualities regarding her personality. While Flower was completely focused on accomplishing tasks better than others, Robot Flower can have common sense and is willing to make sacrifices if it means protecting her friends. She also likes to show pride in her accomplishments and is good at following orders, even from people she doesn't like, such as Golf Ball. Despite her mechanical nature, she has emotional depth and is direct in her approach. However, she also struggles with self-doubt and desires acceptance, even to the point of trying to change herself to be more like the original Flower in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky". This leads her to a moment of corruption. Her eventual return to normalcy in "Category One" shows that she is deeply affected by her past actions and the chaos she caused. Despite still seeking validation, like during her elimination in "Seasonal Shift", Robot Flower appreciates genuine connections and is capable of accepting support, even if she doesn't fully understand why things happened the way they did.

Abilities: Super speed: In "Return of the Rocket Ship", she is able to run to the moon in 2 seconds. Incredible strength: In the same episode, she is able to lift up something twice her size with zero effort. A stronger feat of strength is shown in "Balancing P.A.C.T.", where Robot Flower slams Basketball so hard, she completely deflates and dies. She managed to do this to the same Basketball who survived a falling elevator, full of patrons, that completely crushed her, with her coming out of it unfazed and mostly dizzy. Infection resistant: In "Outbreak At Stake", Robot Flower wants to become a zombie to help the other zombies to take down her team, but due to her being a metal robot, Zombie Battery's infectious bite was absolutely ineffective to her. Still, Robot Flower joined. Magnetism: In "Category One", she was able to de-magnetize Pin and Gaty while stuck on eachother. Durability: In "Category One", despite taking a lot of damage during her fight with Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again, including having her lens pierced, she still manages to remain standing for a while before Fanny delivers a finishing blow. Propeller: In "Category One", Robot Flower rotates her mechanical petals, which act as a makeshift propeller, and shreds off some of Tree's leaves and branches.

Weaknesses: Extreme heat: In "The Four is Lava", while Robot Flower is able to survive in lava, she will overheat if she stays in it for too long, causing her to malfunction. Water: In "Fishes and Dishes", being an electronic, Robot Flower is unable to survive in water and ends up malfunctioning. As well in The Seven Wonders of Goiky, she malfunctions after getting rained on by Teardrop. This weakness was also shown in Balancing P.A.C.T., when she was thrown off by Grassy after attempting to throw Teardrop off the balance beam. Overloading: In "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life", Robot Flower can't handle too many orders, at about 3,000. This is shown when she tries to give a battery to Death P.A.C.T. Again (failing over 2,700 times), and when she tries to give blocks to Bell and Grassy but fails and gives them batteries instead.