Most viewed - The RMN Series |

RMN-009 - Quartz Man348 viewsMade to aid in testing temporal manipulation gear, Quartz Man is a bit on the egotistical side, thinking himself to always be the cleverest bot in the room.
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RMN-013 - Abyss Man342 viewsA deep-sea salvage robot, Abyss Man once found a strange mirror in an underwater ruin. He hasn't been quite the same since.
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RMN-006 - Origami Man335 viewsOrigami Man is a tour guide for a Japanese heritage site. He's very knowledgeable about cultural traditions and histories.
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RMN-011 - Coolant Man308 viewsA garage worker Robot Master, Coolant Man carries various chemical mixtures in his tank-like body to use for vehicular maintenance.
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RMN-008 - Disco Man307 viewsAn entertainment Robot Master, Disco Man works behind the DJ booth in a high end dance club, providing tunes to keep the party going all night.
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RMN-010 - Oracle Woman303 viewsOriginally made to predict market trends, Oracle Woman showed herself to be eerily good at predicting future events with her advanced AI.
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RMN-014 - Arc Man295 viewsA power restoration robot, Arc Man generates electricity by running at high speeds, using it to jumpstart damaged systems.
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RMN-007 - Fruit Man292 viewsA cheerful sort, Fruit Man was made to be a marketable mascot for a large commercial orchard, often keeping kids on field trips entertained.
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RMN-002 - Bow Man276 viewsAn athletic instructor, Bow Man has trained many Olympic level athletes for archery competitions.
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RMN-004 - Met Man265 viewsOriginally made to work on road crews, Met Man showed talent for managing robot production lines. He's now a factory foreman, producing the various bots that serve under Robot Masters.
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RMN-015 - Gear Man261 viewsA museum caretaker robot, Gear Man serves as a sort of butler to the eccentric owner of a steampunk themed collection of gadgets and displays.
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RMN-003 - Glass Man255 viewsWhile he was made to produce large panes of glass for industrial construction, he gets bored of just making plain, clear glass. He far prefers intricate stained glass windows.
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