Satan's Robot

Satan's Robot was the robot servant of the evil Doctor Chaotica in the fictional 20th century Earth science fiction series The Adventures of Captain Proton.

History and specifics[]

Satan's Robot was taller than a normal humanoid. It had a cylindrical core, legs, arms ending in grasping claws, and a crude face. It could be summoned via a wrist communicator, and spoke in a mechanical tone. (Star Trek: The Magazine vol. 2, Issue 11: "Briefing: Captain Proton")

Satan's Robot accompanied Chaotica to Mars, where the evil mastermind was acquiring components to build a mind control ray. When Captain Proton and Buster Kincaid confronted him at the Mars Space Laboratory, the robot came after them. Weapons fire bounced off its metallic surface. It was described as being virtually unstoppable, though slow-moving. (VOY - Star Trek: Explorer short story: "Kill Captain Proton!")

Satan's Robot was often rendered as a hologram during Tom Paris's recreations of Captain Proton adventures on the USS Voyager's holodeck. During one simulation in 2375, the robot kidnapped Constance Goodheart, Proton's secretary. Seven of Nine assumed the role of Goodheart at this point and disabled the robot by ripping out internal components. (VOY episode: "Night")

In 2375, when photonic aliens visited Voyager, they damaged the robot. Once repaired by Proton and Kincaid, it warned them of "invaders from the fifth dimension", and joined their side, aiding them to prevent Chaotica from killing more of the aliens. (VOY episode: "Bride of Chaotica!")

In 2378, when Voyager was fractured into different time periods, Kathryn Janeway visited the holodeck program and was grabbed by Satan's Robot. Chaotica ordered her released, as he recognized her as Arachnia, Queen of the Spider People. (VOY episode: "Shattered")

Alternate timelines[]

In an alternate timeline, Satan's Robot was pulled into the temporal anomaly crisis. It was skilled in the fields of engineering, security, and science. It had zero gravity training and unethical subroutines. Among the equipment it brought to bear in away team missions were reinforced plating, an isolinear rod, its circuitry, an isomodulator, and a submicron scanner. (ST video game: Timelines)

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Fictional characters of film, literature, television and plays
A Christmas Carol	Ebenezer Scrooge • Jacob Marley
The Adventures of Captain Proton series	Arachnia • Captain Proton • Chak • Chaotica • Chef Henry • Dragoon • Folke • Constance Goodheart • Iron Fist • Buster Kincaid • Lonzak • Myron McConnel • Lance McMurphy • The Phantom • Phred • The President of Earth • Queen Fems • Jonah Quimby • Sandor • Satan's Robot • Norton Smith • Twin Mistresses of Evil
Alice in Wonderland series	Alice • Bandersnatch • The Caterpillar • Cheshire cat • The Dormouse • Mad Hatter • The Playing Cards • Queen of Hearts • Tweedledum • Tweedledee • White Rabbit
The Avengers: Steed & Mrs. Peel	Emma Peel
Barbarella	Barbarella
Beowulf	Prince Beowulf • Freya • Grendel • Hrothgar • Unferth
Bewitched	Endora
The Boomer Diaries	Dirani • Vallejo
Buck Rogers series	Buck Rogers
Casablanca	Rick Blaine
Works of Raymond Chandler	Philip Marlowe
Works of Max Allan Collins	Nate Heller
Dixon Hill series	Alva • Dan Bell • Slade Bender • Arthur Clinton Bradley • Jessica Bradley • Carlos • Jimmy Cuzzo • Silent Forrester • Dixon Hill • Joe • Johnny • Haircut Lapinski • Felix Leech • Madeline • McNary • Sharon McNary • Nails • Nicky the Nose • Cyrus Redblock • Marty O'Farron • Rex • Ruby
Don Quixote	Don Quixote
Flash Gordon series	Flash Gordon • Ming the Merciless
Forbidden Planet	Robby the Robot
Works of C.S. Forester	Horatio Hornblower
Gulliver's Travels	Lemuel Gulliver
Works of Dashiell Hammett	The Maltese Falcon: Sam Spade
Hotel Royale	Ali Baba • Mickey D • Rita • Royale assistant manager • Royale bellboy • Royale croupier • Texas • Vanessa • Ziggy
Indiana Jones series	Indiana Jones
MacGyver series	Angus MacGyver
Rambo series	John Rambo
Robin Hood	Maid Marian • Sheriff of Nottingham • Sir Guy of Gisbourne • Merry Men: Robin Hood • Alan-a-Dale • Friar Tuck • Little John • Will Scarlet
Works of Benny Russell	Borg • Kirk • Picard • Benjamin Sisko • Venusian firebeast • The Kingdom of Elysian: Sir Amand Rauth • Wizard Pollux • Lady Audrey • Princess Thalia) • Queen Neve) • Sir Adya • King Ridley • Caster • Z'ymira the Huntress • Crimson Guard • Runa
Works of William Shakespeare	Caliban • The Capulets • Guildenstern • Hamlet • Laertes • The Montagues • Ophelia • Polonius • Romeo and Juliet • Rosencrantz • Shylock
Sherlock Holmes series	Irene Adler • Sherlock Holmes • Lestrade • James Moriarty • John Watson
Works of Mickey Spillane	Mike Hammer
Works of Mark Twain	Huckleberry Finn
The Wizard of Oz series	Dorothy Gale • The Scarecrow • Tin man
Other characters of fiction	Ahab • Amoret • Artie • Bessie • Big Ox • Blargle • Bluto • Boromir • Br'er Rabbit • Captain America • Elvis Cole • Commando Cody • Count Dracula • Bobby Drake • Faust • The Flintstones • Frankenstein's monster • Ishmael • Nick Fury • Hulk • Human Torch • Magneto • Pleasance • Pleasance's creature • Cowboy Ralph • Sub-Mariner • Superman • Thor • Ubalda • Verona

Appearances and references[]

Appearances[]

VOY episode: "Night"
VOY episode: "Bride of Chaotica!"
VOY episode: "Shattered"
VOY - Star Trek: Explorer short story: "Kill Captain Proton!"
ST video game: Timelines

References[]

CCG set: Decipher CCG, card: "Satan's Robot"
Star Trek: The Magazine vol. 2, Issue 11: "Briefing: Captain Proton"

External links[]

Satan's Robot article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
Satan's Robot article at the Star Trek Timelines Wiki.
Satan's Robot article at Fandom's CardGuide Wiki.

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