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Call-Me-Kenneth

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An evil robot responsible for the robot wars.

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Greater than human.

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Call-Me-Kenneth was last seen occupying a drawer full of dead characters in Tharg's office, when Ace Garp ended up there.

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Mega-City One

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He's a robot

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Call-Me-Kenneth was a would-be revolutionary who organized Mega-City One's robots to declare war on the city. He was initially a carpenter robot who robbed an oil store and started killing humans, whom he deemed to be his inferiors. Judge Dredd shot a skyrail power cable which fell on Call-Me-Kenneth and caused him to go haywire, accidentally sawing himself in half. He was then taken to the Central Hospital of Applied Robotics, where Doctor Arnold Wisenheimer repaired the damage to his body and gave him a new body casing and head unit. Only once these structural alterations had been completed did the doctor try to correct the fault in Call-Me-Kenneth's brain circuits . Dr Wisenheimer discovered that there was "a short-circuit cutting out a section of ze robot's obedience banks," but before it could be fixed a nurse dropped a soldering lance on Call-Me-Kenneth and accidentally reactivated him. Call-Me-Kenneth killed the doctor with his carpenter's drill and called for the city's robots to revolt. Under his leadership they rebelled against their masters, slaughtering humans in a variety of inventive ways while singing some rather catchy revolutionary ditties . Despite portraying himself as the liberator of oppressed droids everywhere, Call-Me-Kenneth quickly deteriorated into a merciless dictator who was just as cruel to robots as the humans he despised. He presided over his loyal troops "like a Roman emperor," forcing them to work ceaselessly in his factory, whipping them when they flagged and ordering those who made mistakes to commit suicide. He also cheerfully confessed to being a "big fan of Adolf Hitler" . Call-Me-Kenneth was defeated and destroyed by Judge Dredd, with the assistance of Walter the Wobot. Freed from imprisonment by Walter, Dredd first, with the help of robots disenchanted with Call-Me-Kenneth's dictatorship, altered his factory so that it produced robots loyal to humans. He then used Walter to short-circuit atmosphere control and produce a lightning storm that caused Call-Me-Kenneth's army to go berserk and destroy each other. Call-Me-Kenneth escaped the carnage and tried to hijack an oil tanker, but died when Dredd's incendiary shot ignited oil from a pipe he'd accidentally sawed in half, causing the tanker to explode.

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Enemy of Justice Department

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Leadership skills; compelling demagogue; proficient carpenter.

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King of the Robots

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Drill and saw.

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Driven mad by his lust for power.

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Call-Me-Kenneth started out with a much less humanoid appearance than he had at the time of his final destruction.

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Army of 'Heavy Metal Kid' demolition droids.

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An evil robot responsible for the robot wars.

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