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| - BURN-E (which stands for "Basic Utility Repair Nano Engineer") is a welder robot who is seen briefly in the 2008 Pixar film WALL-E, when WALL-E and EVE fly around the Axiom starliner and re-enter the ship through a door, locking him outside. BURN-E is then seen banging his fists against the door, ultimately realizing that he has been locked out.
- BURN-E (Basic Utility Repair Nanotechnology: Engineer class) is a character in WALL•E and the short film, BURN-E. He is a weldingbot stationed on the Axiom. He is a very sleek and shiny robot, like all other robots on the Axiom. His face was designed to look like a welder's mask. BURN-E can only move on tracks around the Axiom because he only has one stick for a leg. Like EVE and WALL•E, he is a sentient being, whom doesn't take failure well.
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| - BURN-E (which stands for "Basic Utility Repair Nano Engineer") is a welder robot who is seen briefly in the 2008 Pixar film WALL-E, when WALL-E and EVE fly around the Axiom starliner and re-enter the ship through a door, locking him outside. BURN-E is then seen banging his fists against the door, ultimately realizing that he has been locked out. BURN-E is also the titular character of a parallel spin-off short from the film. This short was produced at the same time as the movie, and was directed by the feature film's lead animator, Angus MacLane (who also supplied BURN-E's voice). The short is included as a bonus feature on the DVD and Blu-ray releases of WALL-E and has since been aired on TV as well. BURN-E features music composed and conducted by J.A.C. Redford, who was also the orchestrator on WALL-E.
- BURN-E (Basic Utility Repair Nanotechnology: Engineer class) is a character in WALL•E and the short film, BURN-E. He is a weldingbot stationed on the Axiom. He is a very sleek and shiny robot, like all other robots on the Axiom. His face was designed to look like a welder's mask. BURN-E can only move on tracks around the Axiom because he only has one stick for a leg. Like EVE and WALL•E, he is a sentient being, whom doesn't take failure well. After several failed attempts at repairing a light spire (thanks to WALL•E and EVE), he is locked out of the starliner after WALL•E and EVE enter through the door which he had left open while welding. He waits for hours on end, until he spots the garbage airlock being opened, but he is too late to get in as the WALL•A shut the airlock. Eventually, he figures to use his torch to get inside only for AUTO to tip the ship, causing him to nearly fall out into space. When the Axiom blasts off for Earth, BURN-E could see the space of hyperspace. Upon arrival to Earth, BURN-E attempted to find SUPPLY-R to reactivate the spire only to find the ship empty. In the life pod bay, he spots SUPPLY-R. Trying to get his attention, BURN-E accidentally hits the eject button, immediately sending him slamming into the ground. He reaches SUPPLY-R and reactivates the spire, only for the hatch of the life pod to strike it, damaging it again; BURN-E then faints. In a post-credits scene, SUPPLY-R then pats him, saying, "There, there." A BURN-E unit can also be seen at the end of WALL•E with the crowd of Axiom inhabitants (it's possible this is the same unit).
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