Robot Devil

Robot Devil is the Devil of Robots and the character who is in charge of Robot Hell where sinners are punished for their actions. One wrong move in Robotology and you go to hell as Bender found out when he began sinning due to his friends being annoyed with his religion-loving attitude. The Robot Devil kidnapped him and took him to Robot Hell. However, Fry and Leela were able to save him.

The Robot Devil swapped hands with Fry so that Fry could become better at playing the holophoner. He also seems to be able to summon flames, and has a bit of talent with illusions demonstrated at the opera with He is a bit into the theatrical, bursting into song when possible, and has a bit of talent for it judging from his brief performance at the opera.

When Bender got fed up with being treated like a second class citizen he sold the soul of his firstborn to the

Robot Devil in exchange for an Army of the Damned, something Robot Devil claimed was cold-blooded even by "his" standards despite the brutality of this action it was quite funny.

He apparently still is angry that Fry and him switched hands because they still smelled like candy corn. When he hears Bender talk about how Fry doesn't appreciate robot life (where the ass actually has a point when one thinks about it) Robot Devil makes a deal with him to kill Fry and he will restore his body. He takes the deal and nearly kills Fry but Fry's kind words cause him to change his mind and when Robot Devil tries to insure he kills Fry, stating that there are no machines to possess in the Aminsh, Bender mentioned he forgot about himself, possesses Beezlebot and rams his body. While Robot Devil gloats that his victory was prhytic, he somehow escapes which angers him

His hands are very well coordinated. He can swap his hands with any human very fast and the human doesn't feel any pain. His arms, legs, upper, and lower torso resemble bender's body parts very much though his fingers are pointed, and his feet are two-toed ) rather than Bender's semi-sphere feet. He also has a bit of flamboyancy in his speech and movements, easily angered by being mocked. He is a bit hypocritical, once confronting Fry about his opera characters "lacking subtlety" and "announcing how they feel" by saying "That makes me feel angry!"