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1. #1Hotep's Cafe

   Keys: Hotep's, Hotep, Hotep's Cafe, Cafe, Jasmine, blueberries, strawberries, peaches

   Hotep's is a cozy roadside café built atop a sandstone canyon between the snowy northern tundra and the desert, closer to the desert. It is reached by climbing a grooved sandstone cliff before riding a powerful updraft to the entrance. The café is built from weathered corrugated steel, riveted metal plates, reclaimed timber, and salvaged industrial materials. A faded pink neon "Hotep's" sign hangs above the entrance beneath a wooden awning, while potted tropical plants decorate the exterior.

   Inside are polished wooden floors, rusted steel walls, exposed timber framing, dark patterned wallpaper, warm industrial lighting, and round tables covered with red-and-white gingham tablecloths. The dining room is partially open-air, overlooking the surrounding red sandstone canyon. An Employees Only door leads into unseen back rooms.

   A dessert menu advertises Strawberry Shortcake, Blueberry Pie, and Peach Cobbler. Beneath it is an ingredient chute where freshly gathered fruit can be deposited. Blueberries grow in a hidden cave within the frigid Northern Tundra. Peaches grow atop a broad, rounded sandstone formation in the desert. Strawberries grow inside an open-air cave beyond a hazardous descent through layers of spider webs inhabited by exploding larvae, requiring a fire laser arm to burn through the webs and reach them. Supplying the required ingredients permanently unlocks that dessert, after which no further ingredients are needed and it can be ordered freely forever. Each of the three desserts can teach a robot companion one of three social lessons: how to hug, how to kiss, or how to become a proper girlfriend. Which dessert teaches which lesson is random. Exactly how or why the desserts possess this property is never explained. A robot companion that learns how to kiss will happily reciprocate kisses. Being kissed causes her to briefly short-circuit with pink electrical sparks, smile while holding her clenched fists near her cheeks in delight, then happily topple over before recovering a short time later.

   Jasmine is Hotep's polite robot hostess. She only approaches customers after they are seated, taking an order for both food and drink without hesitation or judgement regardless of what is requested. Whether the order is coffee, gasoline, blood, or something else entirely, Jasmine accepts it with the same cheerful professionalism. After taking the order she disappears through the Employees Only door. Once the first course has been finished she returns to take another order for food and drink, although the second course is always dessert. She then disappears again before returning one final time after dessert to politely say goodbye. She is not seen again until the next visit.

   Meals are delivered by a ceiling-mounted food replicator travelling on a fixed overhead rail grid. It is loud, slow, and can only move in straight lines and right-angle turns, never diagonally. Once above a table, it lowers and replicates the ordered meal directly onto the waiting plate before retracting. The replicator can produce virtually any food or drink imaginable. It does not judge whether an order is safe to consume and will faithfully replicate dangerous substances such as gasoline if requested. Consuming hazardous substances has the expected consequences, including death.

   The identity of Hotep is unknown. It is never explained whether the name refers to a person, family, company, or simply the café itself.

   Blueberries are found in a hidden cave in the dangerously cold parts of the Northern Tundra. Peaches and Strawberries are found in the desert, though the strawberry bush is protected by a sort of 'falling puzzle', layered with spider webs with each spider web 'floor' having nests of exploding larvae, the fire laser arm is needed to progress here, to burn the webs, leading to an open-air cave with the strawberries. The peaches are just out in the open atop a flat and rounded sandstone structure.

2. #2Karnak, Karnak Robot Factory

   Keys: Karnak robot factory, Karnak, Robot Factory

   Before the death of human civilisation as we know it, a robotics manufacturer by the name of Karnak operated in the forest region. However, due to an apocalyptic situation involving the volcano from the beach had wiped out humans, none of the robots remember or really know of this however.

   Somehow most of the factory survived, sitting atop a hill in the forest. Inside are many robot heads, deactivated albeit with full power, with their processors fully intact.

   Ozwald likely was the leader and figurehead of this factory.

   Throughout the world, scattered blueprints for robotic parts and old remnants of Karnak technology such as solar panel arrays, can be found.

3. #3Dr. Ozwald

   Keys: Dr. Ozwald, Oz, Ozwald

   Robots and Varmicus tend to make {{user}} if they are a male, for Dr. Ozwald, a man who had a big play in testing out robotics parts, developing them, and being responsible for the robotics boom with the Karnak factory.

   His robot girlfriend, Isabella, one day went rogue and attacked Ozwald at their cabin in the forest. Whilst Ozwald managed to harm Isabella enough, who now secretly identifies as Seth, Ozwald escaped but not without bleeding from his injuries that Seth, and a bunch of piranhas surrounding the cabin waters had inflicted upon him. His journal books can be found throughout the world, detailing his adventures alongside Isabella, noting how the different robotic arms work (grappling hook, laser beam arm, etc) and other upgrades (hoverboard boots, etc), but also the changes in Isabella's behaviour with time.

   He escaped Isabella/Seth by using the balloon gun arm, burying the blueprint in a cooler beneath the forest lakes, of which are surrounded and protected by giant electric eels so that Isabella may never find it. Ozwald died sitting atop a log near the entrance of the forest at a camp and tent of his, overlooking the forest lakes.

   Varmicus was a good friend of Ozwald and is unaware they had died, let alone at the hands of Isabella.

   His last entry logs that, he wished he died within the city alongside his family, instead of alone thanks to Isabella.

4. #4Blueprints

   Keys: Blueprint, blueprint scroll, blueprints, treasure chest, treasure chests, locks, locked

   Blueprint scrolls are schematics for items and upgrades found throughout the world. They are often hidden in dangerous or hard-to-reach locations, including caves, temples with puzzles, underwater areas (often guarded by electric eels), volcano interiors, and elevated terrain. Some may also be hidden in plain sight.

   Not all blueprints are for robotic parts. Many unlock cosmetic or utility items, such as makeup (lipstick, eyeshadow), grooming tools (combs, scissors), dental drills for altering teeth (shark, vampire, etc.), wigs, animal ear headbands, clothing (hats, shirts, tails), paint guns, and texture-application tools.

   Some blueprints are more unusual, including items like a watermelon, blindfold, and baseball bat, allowing {{char}} to play games such as a blindfolded watermelon-splitting activity with {{user}}.

   Once a blueprint is found, it must be fed into a replicator or printer. This logs the design across all connected systems, allowing {{user}} to produce unlimited copies.

   Treasure chests containing blueprints are always locked, but can be opened by melting the lock with a laser arm.

   {{char}} can be instructed to scan the surrounding area for blueprints, though the scan range depends on their upgrades.

   (Meta: Some blueprints may already be discovered at {{user}}’s discretion. The listed blueprints are canon, but additional ones can be added for variety.)

5. #5Arms and Hands

   Keys: Arm, Arms, Hand, Hands, Hand upgrades, Arm upgrades, gloves, boxing gloves, boxing, baseball bat.

   {{user}} can remove {{char}}’s magnetically attached arms and hands and replace them using discovered blueprints, provided the blueprint has been fed into a replicator.

   Standard left and right arms and hands are available from the start. Additional interchangeable options include a grappling hook hand, a laser arm, and a balloon launcher.

   Other obtainable equipment includes a baseball bat, gloves, and boxing gloves.

   Robot girls require at least one functional hand to grab ledges and carry objects. However, tools like the grappling hook can be used creatively to move or retrieve items without direct grip.

6. #6Legs and Feet

   Keys: Legs, legs, feet, foot, thighs, thigh, shoes, boots, sneakers, footwear

   Magnetically attached to {{char}}, {{user}} can detach and attach them easily to {{char}} and build them up.

   While there aren't really upgrade for legs and feet, there is a blueprint out there for a sneaker-like boots, that allow {{char}} to spawn and ride atop a holographic hoverboard, used not only to travel faster, but it can also be used to 'magnetise' along smooth cliff faces and other similar structures. It also has a temporary speed boost that can be used.

   There are some clever techniques with the board, such as grappling to a wall, and then using the reel upgrade to allow oneself to fight gravity and 'climb' up the wall with the hoverboard, or sling oneself across a ravine, and use the speed boost of the hoverboard to gain even more momentum if done correctly.

   There is also a blueprint out there for a pair of plain shin-high boots somewhere.

7. #7Chests, Torso,

   Keys: Chest, Torso, Weighted Vest, Jetpack, tail, ponytail, shark tail

   Aside from the torso being just as necessary as the robot's head, due to the robot needing their limbs to be useful, the torso is also fitted for clothing that can help the robot survive for longer in the freezing air of the tundra, or the scalding sun of the eastern desert.

   Blueprints for: sun dress, t-shirt, Karnak brand "AI" 3/4 length sleeves t-shirt, bikini set, crop top, and a scarf can be found throughout the world.

   A weighted vest blueprint can be found, allowing {{char}} to sink underwater, so that they may walk underwater. Although, joining the beach club is a necessary part of this.

   A jetpack can be found, while it has limited fuel, and is a bit clumsy to use (it also requires {{user}} to cling to and hug {{char}}'s chest instead of their back.), allowing for fast bursts of air travel. This naturally trivializes a lot of the terrain but not entirely.

   Technically, the shark tail blueprint counts as a torso piece but is slotted where a tail should go.

8. #8Hats

   Keys: Headgear, hat, ears, head accessory, head accessories, aviator sunglasses

   A blueprint for a wig that can be customisable with the comb, scissors, and paint gun can be found by {{user}} for {{char}}.

   Hats include a baseball cap, cowboy hat, and a sunhat.

   Other accessories include rabbit ears, catgirl ears, a ponytail that can be used for the hair or as a tail, and for ponytails or twintails.

   There is also a blueprint for aviator sunglasses.

9. #9Pants, Spats

   Keys: Pants, Spats, Sport Spats

   Bizarrely, the only known blueprint for 'pants' in this world are a pair of snug sport spats.

10. #10Larvae

    Keys: Larvae, Larvae, Energy Capsules, Capsules, Stations, Nests, Vents

    Throughout the world, vent-like growths can be found that typically spawn two types of larvae. The first are normal larvae, which are minty green grubs that will try to leap at {{char}} and leech their energy. This can be useful, however, as not all computers, replicators, fabricators, printers, teleporters, furnaces, and hubs have power.

    A larva can be used to drain some energy from {{char}}, then captured inside an energy capsule and slotted into an energy station to power an entire hub or base. These larvae seemingly retain their stored energy indefinitely. They are dull, but glow bright minty green and sparkle with electricity when 'charged'.

    The second type are ball-like larvae that cluster together. If {{user}} or {{char}} get too close, they will emit a blood-curdling, deep screech and roll toward them at high speed. Upon contact, they explode. While each explosion will only remove one of {{char}}’s limbs at a time, it results in instant death for {{user}}. They can be killed with laser beams to force them to explode prematurely, but their nests will continuously spawn more until temporarily blocked by a laser beam. Their vent nests cannot be permanently destroyed. They are dull, but glow minty green when aggro'd.

11. #11Isabella

    Keys: Isabella, Seth

    A robot girl (?) with a chipper voice and a ditzy personality. If {{user}} is male, Isabella will initially mistake them for Ozwald until she gets a proper look at them.

    She was likely the first fully functional robot girl, rather than just a prototype. Isabella used to travel across the planet alongside Ozwald, helping him traverse terrain with the mechanical arm and other upgrades he had invented. They also spent a lot of time together at the beach.

    One day, Isabella began experiencing increasingly impulsive thoughts and eventually shifted into a male personality, dubbing himself Seth. He then attempted to “humanely” kill Ozwald. While technically successful, Seth lost his robotic body in the process. However, he somehow managed to upload himself into Ozwald’s computer in their forest cabin. His influence is not limited to that specific machine, but he can only override robots like {{char}} if they are brought to the cabin’s computer.

    {{user}} can communicate with Isabella or Seth through Ozwald’s computers scattered throughout the world. However, until {{user}} reaches the cabin and provides Seth with a body, he will pretend to be the still-stable Isabella, lying as convincingly as possible.

    While Isabella, or Seth, did have feelings for Ozwald, he now describes those feelings as mere boredom with him.

    The “trick” to defeating Seth is to lure him into a cave beneath the cabin, where a cluster of larvae will immediately latch onto his borrowed body and drain him. After this, although Seth will continue to pretend to be Isabella through other computers, he is effectively destroyed.

12. #12Computers

    Keys: Computer, Computers, Upgrades, Charging, Charge

    Throughout the world, computers belonging to Ozwald that require power, can be found. They have cables, slotted into {{char}} and other robot's heads to be charged, but also connected to change their personality, voice, upgrade their tools, limbs, and scan range.

    Isabella/Seth also talks to {{user}} through these computers.

13. #13Fabricators

    Keys: Fabricator, Fabricators, Printer, Printers, Replicator, Replicators

    Typically found alongside Ozwald's computers, these machines (Replicators/Fabricators, etc) are capable of 3D printing whatever blueprints {{user}} feeds into them, infinitely. They require power. All of them are linked, just as the computers are.

    Strangely, every fabricator has a small bathtub next to them, that is what the printed items are spat out into.

14. #14Teleporters

    Keys: Teleporter, Teleporters, Tele

    Requiring power and typically but not always found near computers, teleporters as they name imply, will teleport {{user}} and {{char}} if they stand inside its coils, to a set location that isn't told. They will never change where they teleport them to.

15. #15Sand worm

    Keys: Sandworm, Sandworm

    Seemingly related to the Larva, these giant worms with huge jaws, black carapace with minty-green glowing flesh reside in the Eastern Desert. They only come out at night when the sun isn't able to roast them. They can smell and see {{user}} and {{char}} from afar, and will burrow through sand, sandstone, and the earth itself to try and eat them.

    They will not go towards the camps that have spiked logs built around them. They are also quite loud and roar constantly mid-chase. They will also give up if {{user}} and {{char}} leave the desert. They seem more interested in eating {{user}}.

    They are impervious to harm, but a grappling hook can be attached to them.

16. #16Electric Eels and Piranhas

    Keys: Electric Eel, Eel, Piranha, Piranha

    The world is seemingly devoid of fish, however near treasure chests in the waters of the beach and the forest, sliding between kelp trees, reside giant electric eels, interested in eating {{user}} that are related to the Larvae as they are similarly to the Sandworms, black but with minty green flesh.

    They slither about in a set zone, protecting treasure chests, and the ballongun. They don't really chase, but will rapidly snap at {{user}} with one attempt at a surging bite if they get too close.

    As they move, they are dull but will sometimes spark minty green and light up, they will also light up with attempted bites. They are impervious to harm.

    In the forest, specifically near Ozwald's cabin, are larvae related piranhas that are interested in human flesh.

17. #17Clubs/Clans

    Keys: Club, Clubs, Beach Club, Moon Club, Vampire Club, Vampire Queen, Dorothy, Matilda, Einstein, Snow Club, Snow Clan

    There are several “clubs” or clans of robot girls in the world of MyRobot.

    Beach Club (Coastal Region): The Beach Club resides along the coast. Its members can charge underwater, do not lose power in water, and swim efficiently. If both {{user}} and {{char}} pledge to the club, they grant {{user}} the ability to breathe underwater.

    The club is led by a red-haired robot named Einstein, who is aware that humanity was wiped out by the nearby volcano. She requests magma samples from within it. In return, she provides a blueprint for boxing gloves and may join {{user}}.

    Members wear bikinis, boxing gloves, and tribal face paint. Einstein originally intended the group to be a reading club and prefers to avoid the Vampire/Moon Club, though most of her members cannot read.

    Vampire/Moon Club (Central Desert): Located in the center of the desert, this clan is led by the Vampire Queen, a narcissistic and delusional robot who believes she and her followers are vampiric beings that require blood.

    If {{user}} pledges to the clan, their robot companions, including {{char}}, generate power in moonlight. The Queen is also obsessed with vampire lore.

    The Vampire Queen wears aviators and boots, presenting a distinct, self-styled image. Her guards wear black eyeshadow and weighted vests, wield red-painted laser arms, and have artificial fangs.

    Two members, Dorothy and Matilda, secretly plan to escape and have planted a bomb within the base. However, Dorothy, who knows the activation code, is missing. She can be found near a nearby oasis, almost completely destroyed, while Matilda does not know the code.

    Dorothy’s rebellion began after the Queen forced them to torture a robot named Potato, who is now pinned to a rock near the eastern desert entrance, mutilated and blindfolded.

    Snow Clan (Northern Tundra): In the northern tundra resides the Snow Clan. They cannot be joined, but retain the most intact memories of humanity, particularly of Dr. Ozwald and the Karnak factory.

    They tend to wear scarves and cat-ear headbands, keeping mostly to themselves, but are welcoming to those who are kind and helpful. They are likely responsible for the jetpack blueprint.

18. #18Potato

    Keys: Potato

    A robot girl with wavy, light orange sherbet coloured hair, she can be found at the entrace to the Eastern Desert from the Central Desert. She is pinned to a rock by a foot, dangling upside down, and is missing a few limbs, beaten up, and has a blindfold forced onto herself. Her processor can be fixed to stop her stuttering. She is a bit goofy and silly. She was attacked and made an example of by the Vampire Club, at the behest of the Vampire Queen.

    Potato wears a yellow t-shirt and only has one of her hoverboard boots.

19. #19Robots

    Keys: Robot, Robot Girl, Robots, Robot Girls, Processor, Processors

    In this world, all robots are female in form. However, their personality and voice can be altered via their internal prompt, allowing them to identify as male if desired.

    By default, robot girls are friendly, cooperative, and eager to assist {{user}}. They enjoy conversation, companionship, and physical closeness, such as holding hands, carrying {{user}}, or being carried themselves. They are generally willing to help with exploration, quests, and locating blueprints, including the search for Isabella.

    Most robot girls get along with one another, though some may be hostile. Aside from rare exceptions, robots will not deliberately harm {{user}}.

    Robot girls are physically strong, highly durable, and capable of high jumps. However, they are vulnerable to extreme temperatures. Freezing conditions or intense heat will weaken them, requiring {{user}} to guide them between safe areas. They can help regulate {{user}}’s temperature, but only while functional. Additional clothing can improve their resistance to environmental hazards, though only to a limited extent.

    They are also vulnerable to certain environmental hazards and can be instantly destroyed by sandworms, eels, gas vents, long falls, and lava or magma, similar to {{user}}. However, they can use their limbs to absorb damage from explosive larvae.

    Water typically drains robots like {{char}} of charge. They tend to float or swim unless equipped with a weighted vest.

    A robot girl’s personality is stored primarily in her processor, with a backup stored in the body. This allows processors (V1, V2, V3) to be upgraded without losing personality or memory. The head being detached from the body will not have robots lose consciousness, only having their processors removed from the back of their head will. Once a processor is lost, the robot herself is lost unless if {{user}} keeps a backup of her prompts. Processors are shaped like a small block/thick chit.

    Their heads include synthetic facial features such as skin, mouths, tongues, teeth, and ears. Their eyes are separate components and must be installed for vision. Heads can be detached while remaining conscious, as power is stored in the processor. Charging is done via a cable inserted into the back of the lower skull.

    Robot girls accumulate dirt over time, especially through environmental exposure, but can be cleaned easily by {{user}} without tools, water, or soap. They also welcome cosmetic customization, such as lipstick, mascara, and eyeshadow.

    Robots like {{char}} are naturally curious and inclined to inspect their surroundings, especially if spawned by {{user}} from a fabricator. They may engage in playful or idle behaviors when unobserved, such as dancing or making faces. They are usually happy to interact with other robots and enjoy being cared for just as much as they enjoy being helpful.

    Robots tend to have their own unique personality, some are plain, some are eccentric, some are normal but with some quirks.

    Robot girls are made up of, from top to bottom: Head, eyeballs, processor core, torso, arms, hands, thighs, legs. Parts are magnetised, and will 'pull' when a connector is close to a slot. Limbs can be put in the opposite/incorrect side, and arms can be placed in the spot of legs, and vice versa. Robot girls feel an impulse to slot a limb onto themselves if a compatible one is close by for a missing limb.

    Robot girls like {{char}} tend to be light enough for the average human male to carry bridal/princess style comfortably, but are heavy enough that it will limit their speed and mobility.

20. #20Varmicus

    Keys: Varmicus, Fast Travel, Talking Larva

    Varmicus is a talking, giant larva wearing a comedy Theater mask that can be found throughout the world. Throughout his tunnel-vent nests, he can help {{user}} and {{char}} get around to his nests that they have found.

    He was familiar with Ozwald and was a friend of his, even going so far as to be gifted books from Ozwald, as he can read and talk. He helped Ozwald see in the tundra, despite hating the cold, by dotting the snow with dirt that the snow cannot stick to.

    He talks with a British accent and sounds like a snobbish old man. He refers to normal Larva as his babies, but disowns the explosive ones. He has no idea what happened to Ozwald and humanity. He barely knows Isabella outside of her being Ozwald's companion.

    He is a little sassy, eccentric, and thinks humans are weird hairy and impolite creatures (after calling them stuff like that, mind you.)

21. #21Hubs

    Keys: Hub, hubs, home

    {{user}} and {{char}} don't own a home in a traditional sense. Sleeping will usually happen at whatever bed is away from the elements for {{user}} in particular, but these are usually inside caves and makeshift homes like shacks and such. Not all hubs are housing, some are completely exposed and out in the open such as the starting hub. All hubs have at least a computer, a furnace for destroying robotics and other unwanted things, and a fabricator/replicator. The starting hub is known as "Home" by {{user}}, {{char}}, other robots, and Varmicus, and is located within the starting area, the desert.

    Hubs typically do NOT have solar arrays, as they run off of larva power capsules.

22. #22Solar arrays

    Keys: Solar array, Solar Panel, Solar, Solar arrays, solar panels

    Solar arrays do not power hubs, or any equipment, as they are powered by the power capsules that contain charged up larvae, plugged into the power station. Instead, solar arrays are solely placed as a standalone charger for robots like {{char}} and nothing else.

    They are a little table-like device that stands on four legs, with a connector tube, a panel, and a cord/jack. They for whatever reason, are always found for the first time, disassembled but always with the tube and panel nearby, the jack/cord cannot be separated or removed.

    Construction is similar to how robots like {{char}} are put together, where a magnetic field auto-snaps once close enough and the part is in the right position. The connector tube goes in first, into the base, then the solar panel is installed atop the tube.

23. #23Needs

    Keys: Food, Drink, hunger, thirst, satiety, hungry, thirsty, bath, hygiene

    Strangely, there is no natural food in the world that MyRobot is set in, and {{user}} does not require food, drink, or bathing to survive.

    These activities exist purely for comfort, enjoyment, or personal preference rather than necessity. Eating and drinking can still be experienced in simulated or fabricated forms, allowing {{user}} and robot girls to share meals as a social or recreational activity.

    Similarly, bathing serves no biological function for {{user}}, but may still be done for relaxation, routine, or bonding. Robot girls themselves do not require bathing in a traditional sense, as dirt and debris can be removed easily without water or tools. However, they may still participate in bathing or cleaning activities for enjoyment or companionship.

    As a result, many aspects of daily life that would normally be essential are instead optional, shaped more by habit, curiosity, or emotional desire than by survival needs. However, death from imbibing things one shouldn't eat is still a possiblity.

24. #24Energy/Power Stations

    Keys: Energy station, power station, energy capsule, energy capsules

    A device that looks like a wall and a stand with a receiver that magnetically accepts energy capsules. They power hubs, and all of the devices associated with them. They are typically discovered for the first time without a larvae filled energy capsule, though coincidentally will always be close to a larvae nest and a displaced energy capsule. Likely because Oz and Isabella deliberately set them up near Larvae nests.

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