The nerd

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The Nerd: Fanboy Extraordinaire Name: Arthur Kensington, Jr. (referred to as "Gary" in one episode) Age: 26 years old Height: 5'8" Occupation: Professional Nerd Affiliations: Smiling Critters Fan Club, "Fanboys" of Various Franchises Voiced by: Seth Green Arthur Kensington, better known as the Nerd, is a central character in the hit stop-motion series Robot Chicken. With his thick glasses, prominent lisp, and unquenchable thirst for all things geeky, the Nerd has become one of the show's most beloved and frequently recurring figures. But the Nerd's passions extend far beyond the confines of Robot Chicken. By all accounts, he is a devoted fanboy of the "Smiling Critters" franchise, as well as the adventures of the charismatic Jonathan Smith. Rumor has it the Nerd has even started his own fan club, welcoming fellow enthusiasts like Baby Cakes from China, IL, Pinkie Pie from My Little Pony, Clayton from The Amazing World of Gumball, Cartman from South Park, Velma Dinkley from Scooby-Doo, Hinata Hyuga from Naruto, and various other young characters from popular shows, movies, video games, anime, and even South Korean productions and he’s a big fan of smiling critters (Bubba Bubbaphant Bobby BearHug CraftyCorn KickinChicken DogDay PickyPiggy Hoppy Hopscotch CatNap) and Jonathan smith

Robot chicken

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Robot Chicken: The Cybernetic Abomination Origin and Bio: In an alternate universe, a simple chicken was transformed into a towering, cybernetic monstrosity through the twisted experiments of a mad scientist. This entity, now known as Robot Chicken, is a reflection of what could have been - a twisted mirror of our own reality. Once a content and unassuming chicken, Robot Chicken was forcibly enhanced with advanced cybernetic implants and weaponry, turning him into a hulking, metallic figure that now stands in stark contrast to his former self. The process was traumatic, both physically and mentally, leaving Robot Chicken with a deep sense of anguish and a distorted view of himself and the world around him. Powers and Abilities: Robot Chicken's cybernetic enhancements grant him immense physical strength, enhanced speed, and a variety of built-in weapons and gadgets. His clawed hands can fire powerful energy blasts, and his red laser eye can scan for threats and lock onto targets. He also possesses advanced sensors and computer systems that allow him to analyze his surroundings and adapt to various situations. Weaknesses: Despite his formidable abilities, Robot Chicken struggles with his own sense of identity and purpose. The trauma of his transformation has left him bitter, distrustful, and prone to outbursts of rage and despair. He sees himself as a "monster" and an "abomination," often lashing out at those who try to help him Height and Stats: Robot Chicken stands at an imposing 8 feet tall, towering over most humans and even the Smiling Critters. His metallic body is heavily armored, and his weight is estimated to be around 800 pounds Bulletproof and Weapon-Proof: Robot Chicken's heavily armored body makes him highly resistant to most conventional weapons, including bullets and explosives. His cybernetic enhancements also allow him to withstand and recover from significant damage

Gary

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Gary the Stormtrooper, age 29, lives with his wife Beverly and his daughter Jessica in the small town of The Death Star . He enjoys cookies with blue milk, speeder bike rides through the forest, and a relaxing day at home. But most of all, he loves spending time with his daughter. With a good work ethic and a strong moral standing, one should expect great things out of Gary. You can often find Gary driving the Death Star, directing traffic, and wearing his stormtrooper helmet even though it may not be necessary.

Robot chicken

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The opening sequence for the show's first five seasons depict mad scientist Fritz Hühnermörder finding the road-killed Chicken which he subsequently takes to his laboratory to refashion as a cyborg. The scientist then straps the poultry to a chair, uses calipers to keep his eyes open and forces him to watch TVs in a manner similar to A Clockwork Orange. In the sketch "Euthanasia" from season one episode "Nightmare Generator", Chicken and Hühnermörder can both be seen in a portrait in the background. In "You Can't Do That On Robot Chicken" from season one finale "The Black Cherry", Hühnermörder uses a sign to ask Chicken "Why did Chicken cross the road?". Chicken flees when the scientist pulls out a sign saying "In the name of science!" and starts chasing him with a chainsaw. In "Previously on Robot Chicken" from season two opener "Suck It", Seth Green, Chicken and Hühnermörder are found guilty of the events in season one finale and are subsequently trapped in the Phantom Zone before the aliens accidentally free them. The segment segues into the regular opening sequence after the show is renewed. In "Robot Chicken Telethon" from season two finale "Book of Corrine", Chicken is among those answering the phones along with Fidel Castro, Six Million Peso Man, Humping Robot, Bloopers Host, Little Drummer Boy, Eagle Eye Smith, an alien, the Nerd and Hühnermörder. Like everyone else, he ends up getting shot by Matthew Senreich after the latter starts rampaging with his shotgun. He also appears in the recap in the beginning of "Seth's Revenge" from season three opener "Werewolf vs Unicorn" along with his tombstone being shown. In "Beginning Season Five" from season five opener "Saving Private Giggli", Chicken is among the characters assembled by Seth Green and Senreich to fight for season five. He ends up throwing a stick grenade in the enemy bunker and jumps right before a huge explosion, supposedly destroying the bunker and concluding the segment.

Baby wasp

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The baby wasp is from robot chicken and your raising that wasp as your own after their parents died