The Seventh Wars
| Robot Name | Main Series Appearances | Extreme Appearances | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bamm-Bamm | Series 7 | Two-time Dutch Wars finnalist | |
| Ceros | Series 7 | ||
| Cobra | Series 7 | ||
| Cygnus X-1 | Series 7 | ||
| Daisy Cutter | Series 7 | ||
| Devastator | Series 7 | ||
| Disconstructor | Series 7 | ||
| Gravity | Series 7 | Dutch Wars competitor. Team also drove Project
One and v3 in the Dutch Series. |
|
| Gyrobot | Series 7 | ||
| Hammerhead II | Series 7 | Not related to the Series 3 robot. Dutch Wars participant in both Dutch Series. |
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| Hard | Series 7 | Dutch Wars competitor | |
| Hellbent | Series 7 | ||
| Herbinator | Series 7 | ||
| Hodaf The Bad | Series 7 | ||
| I Bot One Beta | Series 7 | German Robot | |
| IG-88 | Series 7 | Same team as Vader. | |
| Jabber | Series 7 | ||
| Leveler II | Series 7 | ||
| M2 | Series 7 | ||
| Mantis | Series 7 | ||
| Mayhem | Series 7 | ||
| Mean Streak | Series 7 | ||
| Mobot | Series 7 | ||
| NeatER Machine | Series 7 | Dutch Wars participant in both Series | |
| Pinser | Series 7 | ||
| Scary-Go-Round | Series 7 | ||
| The Scrapper | Series 7 | Not related to the Series 1 robot. |
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| Scraptosaur | Series 7 | Dutch Wars finalist | |
| Sub Version 1.1 | Series 7 | ||
| Tartarus | Series 7 | Dutch robot | |
| Tomohawk | Series 7 | ||
| Tough As Nails | Series 7 | Dutch Robot | |
| Tsunami | Series 7 | German Wars runner up | |
| Twister | Series 7 | Not related to the Series 5 robot. Dutch Robot |
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| T-Wrecks | Series 7 | Managed to qualify despite not having an active weapon | |
| U.R.O. | Series 7 | ||
| Xenomorph | Series 7 | ||
| Zorro | Series 7 | Same team as Ming. |
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