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The "Killbots" are the chief antagonists of the 1986 horror/sci-fi film, Killbots (later re-released as Chopping Mall), although the term itself is never used in the movie. Killbots are robots whose sole reason for existing was to kill things. There is a kill limit of 999,999 kills installed into them along with a reset button. Zapp Brannigan once defeated an army of these by sending wave after wave of his own men at them until they shut down. While deadly, they lack intelligence, never stopping when firing their weapons and prone to turning to face others when they can't hear them over their constant firing. This causes great collateral damage in the process.

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The "Killbots" are the chief antagonists of the 1986 horror/sci-fi film, Killbots (later re-released as Chopping Mall), although the term itself is never used in the movie. Killbots are robots whose sole reason for existing was to kill things. There is a kill limit of 999,999 kills installed into them along with a reset button. Zapp Brannigan once defeated an army of these by sending wave after wave of his own men at them until they shut down. While deadly, they lack intelligence, never stopping when firing their weapons and prone to turning to face others when they can't hear them over their constant firing. This causes great collateral damage in the process.