R-109

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R-109
Species	Robot
Size	Large
Native Timezone	2243 - 2315
Related Characters	Jacob Crow (Creator) Gretel Mark II (Partner) Dark Machinist Child (Enemy) R-108 (8th Generation) R-110 (10th Generation)
Games	TimeSplitters 2
Appearances TimeSplitters 2 Story Robot Factory Arcade League Night Shift Spoils of War Demolition Derby R-109 Beta Starship Whoopers Challenge But Where Do The Batteries Go? Arcade Custom Robot Factory Bot Set Scrapyard Bot Set Sidekicks Bot Set Site Bot Set Ufopia Bot Set

R-109 is very similar in appearance to his predecessor, R-108. He is a large, bulky grey robot with large legs and arms. He has had the longest known lifespan of an R-100 Series robot as an individual, appearing in the latest mission, and having all brother robots in the series destroyed in the Machine Wars.

Contents 1 Appearances 1.1 TimeSplitters 2 2 Story 2.1 2243, Machine Wars battleground 2.2 2315, Dark Machinist Child's Robot Factory

[edit] Appearances

[edit] TimeSplitters 2

	R-109
Unlock	Default
Gallery	An upgrade of the now outdated R-108, the R-109 is a war robot, built for heavy duty combat. His reasons for destroying the Machinist are more personal than his partner Gretel II, R-109 wants revenge for all his fallen comrades killed in Machine Wars.
Accuracy	Agility	Stamina
17/20	4/20	20/20

R-109 appears in TimeSplitters 2 as the next version in the R-100 series appearing in every game. TimeSplitters 2 also contains R107, or "Robert One-Oh-Seven", a fighter in the Machine Wars within the R-100 flanks but not a machine. R-109 appears in the Robot Factory mission along side Gretel Mark II from the Gretel series.

R-109 appears in Night Shift, Spoils of War, Demolition Derby, R-109 Beta and Starship Whoopers; missions set in Robot Factory, Scrapyard and Ice Station. Although not appearing in the Ice Station bot set, he does in the Robot Factory, Scrapyard, Ufopia, Site and Sidekicks bot sets. R-109 Beta is a notable challenge for R-109 as it features many prototype R-109s in a battle test. R-109 also features in But Where Do The Batteries Go?, enemy to R One-Oh-Seven and ally to the forces of the Dark Machinist Child, contradictory to his canon.

[edit] Story

[edit] 2243, Machine Wars battleground

R-109 was a fighter in the Machine Wars. The R-100 series, a series of fighting robots created by Jacob Crow of UltraNet, were wrecked during the havoc of the war; leaving few to survive. R-109 did, but even Crow fell.

[edit] 2315, Dark Machinist Child's Robot Factory

Main article: Robot Factory (Story)

UltraNet still lived even after the massacre of their robots and the downfall of their leader. The Machine Wars left massive impediments to all involved and over the hundred years, there was silence between all factions, except one. The Dark Machinist Child had secretly built a power node network to produce a robot army to exact his own revenge. UltraNet discovered this and sent surviving robots of the Machine demise, Gretel Mark II and R-109 to maintain the lack of machine conflict.

The robots battled through the factory and the latest and best in fine robotic production; even despite them being built from Machine War scraps. After destroying the power nodes and finding the machinist, they put death to his machine and him inside.