Somewhere there's a parallel universe where Behemoth was a world champion and made it to multiple series semi finals. Always punching above it's weight. Fantastic bot. Gave Razer a better fight than even Chaos 2!
For those who come onto this and say that Behemoth was robbed and that Razer was helped unfairly to victory by the House Robots - you're wrong. The House Robots didn't help Razer - they were enforcing RULES, which here actually made sense as opposed to the rules Team Tornado cowardly exploited when facing Razer, but I digress. And Razer's attacks not only equalled Behemoth's, but inflicted DAMAGE, which is the most important of the scoring criteria. Matilda separated Behemoth from Razer because the former was pinning it down indefinitely, which is illegal. You don't immobilise your opponent by pinning it in place. All robots were separated like this when locked together for too long. And it wasn't Matilda who put Razer back on its wheels; Behemoth did that. Dead Metal didn't right Razer either - it did so itself. But he pushed Razer off the flame grille because hazards that aren't the pit are not supposed to trap robots in place. If they inflict damage that _results_ in immobility, fair enough. But the recipient still needs to be separated to see if that's the case. And no, this wasn't something made up to suck up to Razer like hypocrites who baselessly accuse others of being Razer fanboys would say - this was done with EVERY robot. For God's sake, earlier in this series we saw Abaddon (an awkward newcomer) get separated from the flame grille for the exact same reason Razer was when the former was facing Technophobic, a previous Heat finalist. Death Warmed Up was also helped off the flame grille for the same reason, and that was the equally poor follow-up to Piece de Resistance. Are you seriously going to say that _those_ robots were unfairly helped? If not, you've no reason to treat Razer differently. There was no rigging, Razer won rightfully and fairly, end of. Also, why is it the First World Championship's ending is just a repeat of the International League Championship being awarded to Razer? What, couldn't the actual trophy be filmed or something? EDIT: also get the name right, Mech Plus. It's RAZER and not Razor. For God's sake, how do people go so wrong with the spelling when there are FIVE KEYS between the E and O buttons on the keyboard?
@@tylervielie5767 Just mute him and don't reply to him if he tells you something irrelevant or useless. And whilst he should understand that his constant replies to people are annoying and unwanted, do you really have to make violent remarks towards him because of that?
@@TeamWhackjob-Official They _were_ cowardly exploited. Rather than see how those rules were flawed, as opposed to the rules of immobility applying in this battle, Team Tornado just took advantage of the rules to play dirty, unsportingly and downright cheap.
Well, you're kinda ruining it for others, I don't see any misinformation about this on here, unless I've not seen it. Unless you're gonna give lesser known facts.
Was the early seasons shot on film before Extreme? This HD remaster looks great!
Correct sir!. From Joe. X
@@joeandrews7329He wasn’t asking you.
@@carlomalijan8001 I'm explaining the answer. From Joe. X
@@joeandrews7329stfu youre annoying
@@carlomalijan8001Was he correct though?
Somewhere there's a parallel universe where Behemoth was a world champion and made it to multiple series semi finals. Always punching above it's weight. Fantastic bot. Gave Razer a better fight than even Chaos 2!
Razer caused serious damage to Behemoth which won him the fight on the judge's vote 2-1. From Joe. X
For those who come onto this and say that Behemoth was robbed and that Razer was helped unfairly to victory by the House Robots - you're wrong. The House Robots didn't help Razer - they were enforcing RULES, which here actually made sense as opposed to the rules Team Tornado cowardly exploited when facing Razer, but I digress. And Razer's attacks not only equalled Behemoth's, but inflicted DAMAGE, which is the most important of the scoring criteria.
Matilda separated Behemoth from Razer because the former was pinning it down indefinitely, which is illegal. You don't immobilise your opponent by pinning it in place. All robots were separated like this when locked together for too long. And it wasn't Matilda who put Razer back on its wheels; Behemoth did that.
Dead Metal didn't right Razer either - it did so itself. But he pushed Razer off the flame grille because hazards that aren't the pit are not supposed to trap robots in place. If they inflict damage that _results_ in immobility, fair enough. But the recipient still needs to be separated to see if that's the case. And no, this wasn't something made up to suck up to Razer like hypocrites who baselessly accuse others of being Razer fanboys would say - this was done with EVERY robot. For God's sake, earlier in this series we saw Abaddon (an awkward newcomer) get separated from the flame grille for the exact same reason Razer was when the former was facing Technophobic, a previous Heat finalist. Death Warmed Up was also helped off the flame grille for the same reason, and that was the equally poor follow-up to Piece de Resistance. Are you seriously going to say that _those_ robots were unfairly helped? If not, you've no reason to treat Razer differently.
There was no rigging, Razer won rightfully and fairly, end of.
Also, why is it the First World Championship's ending is just a repeat of the International League Championship being awarded to Razer? What, couldn't the actual trophy be filmed or something?
EDIT: also get the name right, Mech Plus. It's RAZER and not Razor. For God's sake, how do people go so wrong with the spelling when there are FIVE KEYS between the E and O buttons on the keyboard?
2-1 Razer won on the judge's vote. From Joe. X
@joeandrews7329 was throttled by me. From Tyler V
@@tylervielie5767 Just mute him and don't reply to him if he tells you something irrelevant or useless. And whilst he should understand that his constant replies to people are annoying and unwanted, do you really have to make violent remarks towards him because of that?
Not cowardly exploited they followed the rules the tornado team each attachment needed to be pre aproved
@@TeamWhackjob-Official They _were_ cowardly exploited. Rather than see how those rules were flawed, as opposed to the rules of immobility applying in this battle, Team Tornado just took advantage of the rules to play dirty, unsportingly and downright cheap.
Behemoth reminds me a lot of the Killdozer.
In what way? Not trying to get into a dispute, only politely asking why Behemoth reminds you of Killdozer.
@@joecurly3637 He was a robot plagued by poor fortune. From Joe. X
Razer won the 1st of it's 2 world crowns in the 3 world championships of robot wars. From Joe. X
Why do you keep doing this?
@@joecurly3637 To explain the real facts. From Joe. X
Well, you're kinda ruining it for others, I don't see any misinformation about this on here, unless I've not seen it. Unless you're gonna give lesser known facts.
@@joecurly3637 He does it because he doesn’t understand the phrase spoiler alert.
@@MarkSW I thought of something else he was being, a smartarse.