Vectorman
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Vectorman is the protagonist of the eponymous 1995 game and the 1996 sequel for the Sega Megadrive/Genesis.
In Reality[edit | edit source]
Vectorman is an orbot - especially a trash disposal robot entirely made from orbs that humanity left behind after the latter fled from a heavily polluted Earth in 2049. While his normal job revolves around picking up toxic sludge and getting rid of it by blasting it into the sun, Vectorman soon learns that an otherwise harmless administrative orbot called Raster has gone haywire and assumed the identity of a violent dictator called Warhead. Later still, he is faced with mutant bugs under the evil Queen Black Widow.
To overcome this opposition, Vectorman's modular buildup allows him to transform into variety of shapes for different environments or obstacles. He also comes equipped with an arm-mounted gun to take out the trash right and proper.
In 8chanmania[edit | edit source]
Vectorman first sought to clean up 8chanmania XLII. It was only a partial success - he decommissioned RoboCop, but Brauggi proved too large for any trashcan, and KO'd him instead.
His second chance at 8chanmania L was even less impressive, as Robo-Fortune kicked him out right during the preliminaries.
His last current appearance was during 8chanmania LIII, where he teamed up (or was teamed up) with late president Andrew Jackson. Presumably owing to their lack of team spirit, the two immediately suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of Jenny Wakeman and the opposite to the color white.
