mechattack

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[weepingwidar]

Fan Jing (Chinese, 1983) - The Night Watch (2025)

[segacity]

Classic Attacks ‘Street Fighter: The Movie’ SEGA Saturn

[thevideogameartarchive]

39 - Robo Fishguts ‘OddBodz’ Australian Glo Series Cards

[spicyhorror-deactivated20220222]

[mascotboy]

[thingsfromthedirt]

antique celluloid rattles

[fujikosouvenir]

弓博士のマジンガーZ強化プラン Dr. Yumi's Mazinger Z Enhancement Plan; page from テレビランド TV Land, May 1974

[thingsfromthedirt]

[nononsensitivestudio]

Laboratory, 40x61 cm

Acrylic on masonite,

By Klaas Vermaas, 2026

#art #acrylicpainting #nononsensitivestudio

[alleesaur]

[ ArtFight 2026 ] [5] Chimeric Deity

for woofee66

[kekwcomics]

CLICK magazine (Click Inc, 1939)

[the-carnival-of-time]

Yeto bully twink

[tokugif]

[tokugif]

[chernobog13]

Get out of the way, pesky asteroids! Space Godzilla's in a hurry!

[stevebattle]

Atoma by Namco, Tokyo, Japan (1980). Atoma, "The Atomic Robot," was constructed in 1980 by Namco for the Tokyo Science and Technology Museum. It's designed to speak pre-recorded messages and interact with visitors. "Atoma is a combination of the latest technology and Namco's playfulness."

[stevebattle]

Roberto (1952) by Bernard Kollwitz, Germany. Roberto was exhibited at the Museumsstiftung Post und Telekommunikation in the 2007 exhibition, “Die Roboter Kommen!”

“The 1950s were the first golden age of advertising robots. With great interest from the press and the public, larger-than-life metal men trudged through the streets, whose technical abilities were usually low: they could perform little more than simple step, arm and head movements. The radio controlled advertising robot "Roberto" is well documented, as presented by advertising specialist Bernhard Kollwitz in 1952 - "Inch by inch, he went his leisurely way, and it was believed to be a man from Mars," the Recklinghäuser Zeitung wrote at the time. Whether the advertising robot exhibited here is "Roberto" or a successor from the hand of the inventor cannot be determined with certainty, but the stylistic similarity is obvious.” – "Die Roboter Kommen!" 2007.