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== History ==
At some point, M-Bot's pilot [[Spears]] landed on [[Detritus]] and hid his ship before abandoning it. He is presumed dead by M-Bot, as 172 years have passed. During the years, M-Bot had followed the last words of his pilot and hidden himself inside a cave, covering himself with 3D holograms of rocks until his backup power supply ran out.{{book ref|sky1|29}} {{expand}}
 
When [[Spensa]] discovered M-Bot, the ship's wings were falling off and its power matrix was completely drained.{{book ref|Skyward|4}} She started repairing the ship, scavenging parts between her time at [[Flight School]]. After trying on a power matrix from an old water heater to no avail, she stole a battery from [[Jorgen Weight]]'s hovercar. She powered on the ship and was surprised to discover M-Bot's personality.{{book ref|Skyward|16}} She enlisted her friend [[Rig]], who then joined the Engineering Corps, where he could get the knowledge and parts needed to repair M-bot.{{book ref|Skyward|17}} Rig fixed most of M-bot's systems as well as his battered hull and wings. Finally, Spensa asked Jorgen to help her steal the booster from the wreckage of [[Hurl]]'s [[starfighter]] and made M-bot fully functional.{{book ref|Skyward|35}}{{expand}}
 
Spensa suspected that M-bot was a Krell ship since such technology was not possessed by humans, to which M-bot responded by writing a vocal aggression subroutine to express his anger. Though M-bot admitted that with most of his memories lost, he couldn't deny that it wasn't a possibility. Spensa dismissed this thought later on, as most of M-bot's design and systems resemble those of humans.
 
During one of Spensa's flight classes, M-Bot hacked into DDF's system and chatted with her. M-Bot utilized his analyzing ability to help her further advance in her flying techniques, though sometimes Spensa found it distracting to have M-bot talking to her.
 
However, after having a cruise with Spensa, M-bot realized that going like this, he would eventually go against his orders and get discovered or become engaged in a fight. Out of fear, he shut himself down and refuse to respond to Spensa.
 
During the [[Second Battle of Alta]], Spensa's ship was shot down. But M-bot appeared just in time, explaining that he had made a subroutine to hack himself and make Spensa his pilot. Since M-Bot had no Destructors, he and Spensa tried to lure the [[varvax|Krell]] ships away. M-bot's superior performance and Spensa's exceptional piloting drew away a dozen Krell fighters, who always attack the best pilot. They dodged many attacks, turning the tide of the battle. However, when DDF finally shot down the bomber carrying the [[Lifebuster]], it was already in range of destroying [[Alta Base]]. Using a Light-lance, they carried the bomb out of the death zone but also put themselves in the place of sure death. At the last moment, Spensa activated the [[Cytonic]] hyperdrive. They performed FTL travel and escaped from the explosion unharmed. Spensa then spotted an opening in the debris field and flew out, in hope of discovering the truth about Detritus. While they were flying through the debris, the Krell interfered with Spensa's mind using an unknown technology or Cytonic power, trying to overwrite her vision. Presumably, this is the same force that caused Spensa's father to attack his flight mates a decade ago. M-bot was able to block the signal, which returned Spensa to normal. Though the Krell intended to inspect M-bot since it was different from DDF fighters, Spensa managed to escape through the debris field and back to Alta Base. During the encounter, M-bot hacked into a small part of Krell database and they brought back crucial intelligence of humanity's situation.{{book ref|Skyward|54}}{{book ref|Skyward|55}}
 
When [[Alanik]] and her ship crash on Detritus, she gives Spensa coordinates to the location of [[Starsight (station)|Starsight]]. M-Bot then projects a holographic image on his exterior to match that of Alanik's ship. He also projects an image on Spensa to give her Alanik's appearance. Spensa then uses the coordinates given to her by Alanik to make an FTL jump with M-Bot to Starsight.
 
Once M-Bot and Spensa arrive at Starsight they are permitted to land. Afterwards, Spensa leaves M-Bot to meet with [[Superiority]] officials. The next day Spensa and M-Bot travel to a smaller space station to compete in a practice drill.
 
The practice drill turns out to be much more violent then M-Bot and Spensa expect, involving real destructor fire from Superiority drones. M-Bot and Spensa manage to fare well and soon decide to help some of the other pilots including [[Morriumur]] and the [[kitsen]]. They also convince the figment, [[Vapor]], to override the computer systems of a Superiority drone to help them.
 
== Attributes and Abilities ==
 
M-Bot is also sentient,{{wob ref|12010}} and can easily hack most DDF wireless communications, as well as Krell databases. He can also reprogram himself to alter and improve his emotional responses.{{book ref|skyward|17}}
 
== History ==
At some point, M-Bot's pilot [[Spears]] landed on [[Detritus]] and hid his ship before abandoning it. He is presumed dead by M-Bot, as 172 years have passed. During the years, M-Bot had followed the last words of his pilot and hidden himself inside a cave, covering himself with 3D holograms of rocks until his backup power supply ran out.{{book ref|sky1|29}} {{expand}}
 
When [[Spensa]] discovered M-Bot, the ship's wings were falling off and its power matrix was completely drained.{{book ref|Skyward|4}} She started repairing the ship, scavenging parts between her time at [[Flight School]]. After trying on a power matrix from an old water heater to no avail, she stole a battery from [[Jorgen Weight]]'s hovercar. She powered on the ship and was surprised to discover M-Bot's personality.{{book ref|Skyward|16}} She enlisted her friend [[Rig]], who then joined the Engineering Corps, where he could get the knowledge and parts needed to repair M-bot.{{book ref|Skyward|17}} Rig fixed most of M-bot's systems as well as his battered hull and wings. Finally, Spensa asked Jorgen to help her steal the booster from the wreckage of [[Hurl]]'s [[starfighter]] and made M-bot fully functional.{{book ref|Skyward|35}}{{expand}}
 
Spensa suspected that M-bot was a Krell ship since such technology was not possessed by humans, to which M-bot responded by writing a vocal aggression subroutine to express his anger. Though M-bot admitted that with most of his memories lost, he couldn't deny that it wasn't a possibility. Spensa dismissed this thought later on, as most of M-bot's design and systems resemble those of humans.
 
During one of Spensa's flight classes, M-Bot hacked into DDF's system and chatted with her. M-Bot utilized his analyzing ability to help her further advance in her flying techniques, though sometimes Spensa found it distracting to have M-bot talking to her.
 
However, after having a cruise with Spensa, M-bot realized that going like this, he would eventually go against his orders and get discovered or become engaged in a fight. Out of fear, he shut himself down and refuse to respond to Spensa.
 
During the [[Second Battle of Alta]], Spensa's ship was shot down. But M-bot appeared just in time, explaining that he had made a subroutine to hack himself and make Spensa his pilot. Since M-Bot had no Destructors, he and Spensa tried to lure the [[varvax|Krell]] ships away. M-bot's superior performance and Spensa's exceptional piloting drew away a dozen Krell fighters, who always attack the best pilot. They dodged many attacks, turning the tide of the battle. However, when DDF finally shot down the bomber carrying the [[Lifebuster]], it was already in range of destroying [[Alta Base]]. Using a Light-lance, they carried the bomb out of the death zone but also put themselves in the place of sure death. At the last moment, Spensa activated the [[Cytonic]] hyperdrive. They performed FTL travel and escaped from the explosion unharmed. Spensa then spotted an opening in the debris field and flew out, in hope of discovering the truth about Detritus. While they were flying through the debris, the Krell interfered with Spensa's mind using an unknown technology or Cytonic power, trying to overwrite her vision. Presumably, this is the same force that caused Spensa's father to attack his flight mates a decade ago. M-bot was able to block the signal, which returned Spensa to normal. Though the Krell intended to inspect M-bot since it was different from DDF fighters, Spensa managed to escape through the debris field and back to Alta Base. During the encounter, M-bot hacked into a small part of Krell database and they brought back crucial intelligence of humanity's situation.{{book ref|Skyward|54}}{{book ref|Skyward|55}}
 
When [[Alanik]] and her ship crash on Detritus, she gives Spensa coordinates to the location of [[Starsight (station)|Starsight]]. M-Bot then projects a holographic image on his exterior to match that of Alanik's ship. He also projects an image on Spensa to give her Alanik's appearance. Spensa then uses the coordinates given to her by Alanik to make an FTL jump with M-Bot to Starsight.
 
Once M-Bot and Spensa arrive at Starsight they are permitted to land. Afterwards, Spensa leaves M-Bot to meet with [[Superiority]] officials. The next day Spensa and M-Bot travel to a smaller space station to compete in a practice drill.
 
The practice drill turns out to be much more violent then M-Bot and Spensa expect, involving real destructor fire from Superiority drones. M-Bot and Spensa manage to fare well and soon decide to help some of the other pilots including [[Morriumur]] and the [[kitsen]]. They also convince the figment, [[Vapor]], to override the computer systems of a Superiority drone to help them.
 
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