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* ''[[Monster Girl Quest Paradox]]'' has an inversion of this trope in Hild. She initially seems to be a combat robot, but she has unnecessarily advanced emotions and even the ability to reproduce.
* A lot of mechanical foes in the ''[[Epic Battle Fantasy]]'' series are described in their bestiary entries as machines dedicated to a maintenance or utility job. In ''EBF4'', these are originally harmless machines hijacked by a rogue A.I. that found a way to weaponize their tools, and in ''EBF5'', all mechanical foes were created by Lance, who adds weapon systems to everything, even maintenance drones, the Neon Valhalla tunneling machine is especially ludicrous with its machine guns, massive harpoon turrets and arsenal of bombs that easily qualify as WMDs.
* HAN-D and CHEF in ''[[Risk of Rain]]'' are robots designed for non-combat purposes, a janitor and a cooking assistant, respectively. This doesn't explain HAN-D's suicide drones and absurd physical strength, or CHEF's boomeranging cleavers and built-in oven shooting bursts of fire several meters in length, making them as dangerous as well-armed soldiers and mercenaries.
** MUL-T in ''[[Risk of Rain 2]]'' is a multi-purpose robot assistant that got tampered with by bored technicians who thought it would be funny to teach it silly things outside its usual functions, and one of them got the stupid idea to instruct it to riddle one of their bosses full of holes. It's implied they never got the opportunity to fix their screwup, and it kept learning on its own from there.
== [[Web Comics]] ==
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