The robot girl is not necessarily always depicted as a mechanical being. Often opting for a skin-tight hi-tech looking jumpsuit to emphasize their feminine features such as many of the female robots of the Mega Man franchise and its many offshoots. Their arms or legs may even be fully robotic but their human torso will almost likely be preserved in the design. However much the robot girl trope slides closer from either end of the anthropomorphism scale, their human face and hair will almost always be the last thing to be roboticized by any character designer aiming to invoke this trope. Other times, like Aigis (pictured at right), visible mechanical joints are another dead giveaway. Due to the popularity of To Heart's Multi, having headphone cups, air vents or antennae for ears is almost universally understood.
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Sometimes the character is shown to be an android by some unusual accessory to cue the audience.
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Despite how cute or sexy she may be, though, the Robot Girl is often a dangerous opponent in a fight, even if they're only created to do common household chores.Ĭommon characteristics of a Robot Girl are their artificial human-like skin that covers their inner frame as opposed to metal or plastic plating (such as the Fembot), a beautiful and fully articulated face, synthetic hair and other organic characteristics that makes them appear and feel more human than any other types of humanoid robots. Robot Boys are not unheard of, but they usually take on more robotic characteristics than Robot Girls do. Despite their artificial nature, Robot Girls are never - well, hardly ever - sexless they are at the very least cute as hell, and more often drop-dead gorgeous, if not outright seductresses.
Most commonly found in science fiction and Sentai stories, but not exclusively. She's the Robot Girl, a staple character archetype in anime. She's gorgeous, she's sexy, and she's got a 50,000-mile warranty. Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
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