
[Judge Ethan] There is no official RoboBattles kit to buy. In the spirit of sustainability, the crafting rules are designed to allow players to get creative with any LEGO® parts they already have. If your robot looks like a tornado dropped a LEGO® Store onto a petting zoo, you're on the right track. 🐇🧱🐐
Robots must include original, unmodified LEGO® parts.
No tapes, glues, or other non-LEGO® materials are allowed, except for batteries.
Every robot must include 1 Technic™ Hub.
Every robot must include 1-3 Technic™ Large Motors.
Every robot must include 1 pilot minifigure.
[Judge Ethan] No, no, plastics go on the left. Careful now. I've got a whistle and I'm not afraid to use it. We can't have a repeat of the Great Sorting Mishap of '24.
Oh, hello there. I don't remember seeing you around Stardust Springs before. You must be new. Let me confirm that with my logbook. *FWEEET* 🎺💨 Call confirmed!
I'm Ethan Hill, the judge of RoboBatt-- Hey, turn that machine down! What did I tell you about flying scrap?! Sorry, we're gathering up all of the scrap from the last match to send off for recycling. Keep your head on a swivel. You don't want to end up in the flight path of Scrap Airlines. ✈️ The scrap in those blue buckets is on itsw way back to Zoe Foxlin's garage to be reused in new robots. ♻️🛞
Oh, you've talked to Zoe? Does that mean you're here to learn the rules of RoboBattles? *FWEEET* 🎺💨 5 minute time out for rules initiation!
The first rule of RoboBattles: there are no rules. *FWEEET* 🎺💨 Foul, me! Nah there actually are rules. I've just always wanted to use that line.
Next: Learn the rules of robot crafting ↓
[Judge Ethan] The battle rules are designed to make sure the robot with the most exciting recycling performance is the winner. 💥
Knock out the other robot, OR
Finish the battle with the most


If a robot looks like it is no longer under the player's control, the battle is paused and the player must show control by driving their robot to a particular area of the arena.
If a battle reaches the 3 minute mark, the robot with the most recycling points wins.
Recycling points reward a robot for having decorations that break apart in battle.
If your robot causes the crash, you get points for all decorations that break off— even your own.
If both robots cause the crash, each player gets points for decorations that break off their own robot.
The more awesome the crash looks, the more points it's worth.
If both robots get stuck for 10 seconds, battle is paused and the robots may be separated.

*FWEEET* 🎺 A well tuned robot can reach high speeds. Always play RoboBattles under adult supervision. Wear safety glasses. By participating, you agree to assume all responsibility for safety precautions and risks. 🥽