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  1. Codes[🎃] Create a Robot Fighter how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
  2. Codes[🎃] Create a Robot Fighter expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
  3. Wiki[🎃] Create a Robot Fighter playersRoster hub.
  4. Pages[🎃] Create a Robot Fighter updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
  5. Pages[🎃] Create a Robot Fighter scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
  6. Pages[🎃] Create a Robot Fighter official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
  7. GuidesFirst hour: roll, wire, train, fightFinish a powered-on robot with three parts, then turn early ring rounds into cash for the next spin.
  8. GuidesPower the robot on after a part swapConnect the charging-bed cables and press power, or the robot stays down and misses tournaments.
  9. GuidesBuy spin-pillar parts and use LuckThe lever offers a priced part. Only Common at 420 cash and one Epic head at 200,000 cash have recorded prices.
  10. GuidesWhich gamepass to buy firstSix passes are on sale for 1,726 Robux combined. They save time or move scrap. They do not raise odds or damage.
  11. GuidesTrain to 9999 and decide on RebirthThe punching bag caps at Level 9999. Rebirth gives more cash and a new plot look, and the wipe list is unpublished.
  12. GuidesShred scrap for cashPick up scrap, carry 10 per trip, and shred it. Passes raise the pocket to 50 or auto-collect within 20 studs.
  13. GuidesTournaments on 8-player serversWave fights pay cash. Server tournaments pit player robots against each other, and the robot must be powered on.
  14. WikiCommonThe entry rarity on the seven-step ladder.
  15. WikiUncommonThe second rarity. One recorded arm added 18 HP.
  16. WikiRareThe middle rarity. No spin price has been observed.
  17. WikiEpicFourth rarity. One Epic head was offered at 200,000 cash.
  18. WikiLegendaryFifth rarity. Spin price not observed.
  19. WikiMythicSixth rarity. Spin price not observed.
  20. WikiApexThe top rarity, called a super rare Apex part in the official description.
  21. WikiHeadOne of the three official assembly slots.
  22. WikiBodyThe torso slot named in the official description.
  23. WikiLegsThe lower slot named in the official description.
  24. WikiFistsA fist swap was seen in gameplay. A separate slot is not confirmed.
  25. WikiSpin pillarPull the lever, see a part and a cash price, then choose to buy it.
  26. WikiCharging bedThe assembly station. Parts do not power the robot on by themselves.
  27. WikiPunching bagTrains the robot up to the official cap of Level 9999.
  28. WikiShredderTurns carried scrap into cash. Part recycling payouts are not documented.
  29. WikiRingYour robot fights waves of bots here. Deeper rounds pay more cash.
  30. WikiSamurai MechA limited Epic robot set. Off sale, and its Robux price is no longer listed.
  31. WikiBlue steel botA wave enemy look from one recorded ring session.
  32. WikiGold botA gold wave enemy seen in the same recording.
  33. WikiTall skeleton botA tall skeleton-like wave bot from recorded gameplay.
  34. WikiLong-legged botA long-legged wave bot look from one session.
  35. WikiPink botA pink wave bot seen in recorded ring waves.
  36. WikiHalloween wave botA Halloween-styled wave bot seen in October gameplay.
  37. WikiCashThe main currency. Deeper ring rounds pay more.
  38. WikiScrapPlot pickups shredded for cash. Carry 10 per trip, or 50 with a pass.
  39. WikiRebirthResets progress for more cash and changes how the plot looks.
  40. PagesHomeBuild, wire, train, and fight with your own robot in Create a Robot Fighter.
  41. GuidesGuidesTask guides for the first hour, the charging bed, the spin pillar, scrap, gamepasses, training, and server tournaments.
  42. GuidesBeginner GuideThe first actions on your plot: roll a part you can afford, assemble three slots, wire the charging bed, train, then fight.
  43. WikiWikiRarity ladder, part slots, plot machines, the one named limited robot, observed wave bots, cash, scrap, and Rebirth.
  44. WikiTraitsThe seven part rarities, from Common to Apex, with the only spin prices that have been observed.
  45. WikiEquipmentHead, body, and legs are the official build slots. Fists have been swapped in gameplay, but a fourth slot is not confirmed.
  46. WikiMachinesSpin pillar, charging bed, punching bag, shredder, and your own ring.
  47. WikiCharactersThe only complete robot with a published name is the limited Samurai Mech. The rest of the 30+ roster is not named in public sources.
  48. WikiEntitiesEnemy looks seen in ring waves during one October 2026 gameplay recording. These are not confirmed official names.
  49. WikiMoneyCash from deeper ring rounds, and scrap carried back to the shredder since the October 23, 2026 update.
  50. WikiPrestigeRebirth is described as more cash and a new plot look. What it resets is not published.
  51. CodesCodesCreate a Robot Fighter has no codes menu and no published code strings.
  52. VideosVideo GuidesYouTube recordings of this experience: a full first run, a build-and-fight video, and a short plot highlight.
  53. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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