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StatueBot was properly introduced in the episode "Talent Show Tobey." It was programmed to, by the push of a button on Tobey's remote, destroy City Hall, though StatueBot was, in actuality, used to bribe WordGirl into performing a poem about how "WordGirl thinks Tobey is amazing," under threat of City Hall's destruction. The StatueBot resembles The Mayor. Interestingly, StatueBot attacks with teddy bear-shaped cannons, possibly a reference to the Mayor's teddy bear Rex.

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rdfs:label	StatueBot
rdfs:comment	StatueBot was properly introduced in the episode "Talent Show Tobey." It was programmed to, by the push of a button on Tobey's remote, destroy City Hall, though StatueBot was, in actuality, used to bribe WordGirl into performing a poem about how "WordGirl thinks Tobey is amazing," under threat of City Hall's destruction. The StatueBot resembles The Mayor. Interestingly, StatueBot attacks with teddy bear-shaped cannons, possibly a reference to the Mayor's teddy bear Rex.
dcterms:subject	Characters Citizens Minor Villains Tobey's Robots
abstract	StatueBot was properly introduced in the episode "Talent Show Tobey." It was programmed to, by the push of a button on Tobey's remote, destroy City Hall, though StatueBot was, in actuality, used to bribe WordGirl into performing a poem about how "WordGirl thinks Tobey is amazing," under threat of City Hall's destruction. The StatueBot resembles The Mayor. Interestingly, StatueBot attacks with teddy bear-shaped cannons, possibly a reference to the Mayor's teddy bear Rex.

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