GhostTater
38798
1109
16
Why must you continually fail me, spider-bot?
Jul 15, 2025 2:30 PM
GhostTater
38798
1109
16
Why must you continually fail me, spider-bot?
Kingdomonsterdeath
These are impressive, but let's see some curves or corners. See how they handle those.
ricpaul
Somewhat different but still similar...
Ivain
Well yeah it had massive surface area, which basically guaranteed 3 challenges already. Just like several others were basically sabotaged for such challenges. The '8-legged' having no actual surface area, just 'spiky' feet, severely hindered it.
ishallbeknownastheplacebo
Brick experiment channel
vertumnus1
Poor simple two legged walker can't catch a break.
Starbolt81
FlyingGiantElk
The two-legged walker looks pretty good, give it guns and a badge.
brainpansonata
People riding in the 2-legged walker: "Why is this bus route bumpy as shit"
Jezzz
Reminds me of the spider and little bugs and things in The Trap Door.
WoopDeFrickenDoo
I like the little butt steering device on the 2 leg
IWantedOneOfThoseLongUsernamesTooSoIGotOne
I have a soft spot for the 16-leg walker. It always seems like it's bustling everywhere. "Must dash, gotta go, places to be..."
ParryLost
I like how the cool four-legged Star Wars-looking one not only keeps failing but also one of its feet falls off on more than one occasion :P
slamorama
Simple 2-legged walker is my spirit animal.
circlebreaker
I love how the winner has these gigantic feet and a teeny-tiny little tail.
houghten
(Apologies for lack of gif quality, but it's the only one I'm going to find of this scene today unless I rip it myself. )
guncat171337
If you put rubber feet on a lot of them, then they would have done better.
Dyamonde
Thought the same, especially the spider
widiwi
source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7BrA6mvvPk
4sambucas
I feel sad for the Simple 2-legged walker
Dreadric
He did hes best :’(
LydiaLPineault
Wow this is entertaining! Never seen this before! Awesome! 🕷
KalliJ
Poor little guy )-:
ruint
Goblinpunker
How do you bet money on this?
Colopty
Same way you bet money on anything else.
Goblinpunker
I'm not a gambler, I have no idea.
Colopty
Alright step by step just for you then:
1: Establish contact with an entity that may be interested in making a bet. 2: Determine the terms of the bet. 3: Have both parties agree on the terms. 4: Await result. 5: Complete the bet according to the earlier agreement.
Goblinpunker
Thanks!
Septcanmat
Tell me which one you want to bet on and I’ll give you some odds.
Goblinpunker
The winner. 8)
Septcanmat
-1:1, how much you wanna bet?
Goblinpunker
I don't, I don't understand what that means, but I know the odds favor the house. I can tell because way too many more people go broke than casinos.
FailedMitosis
SlightlyRelatedToThePost
Me playing D&D:
Evenmoreuselessname
This is what imgur is FOR
sofako41404
That one was basically just a slightly less murderous ED-209.
scr1bbl3
This is inspired
Starbolt81
Goddam got a laugh out of me +1
WhoReadsPeoplesUsernamesAnyway
lol
Brlingblank
Quality content
OhIfIMust
JJEV
I was hoping someone would post this
WoopDeFrickenDoo
Perfectly cromulent way to get about.
Bi1chPudding
I had that toy
ThadisJones
The two-legged walker wins most of the ones where the others fail because its legs have a much greater range of motion, and therefore its contact surfaces can reach above and below obstacles to lift and pull it over. It maintains a stable state whether the legs, the body, or both are in contact with the ground, as well as a large static contact area, so it's much less prone to tip or slide. It's the radically different design, not the legs, that allow it to win.
Contraserrene
Technically, isn't it a three-legged walker, or three-footed anyway, since it's using its entire body as a contact surface?
feltenix
If you liked that one you will enjoy the one with the cars as well https://youtu.be/UQsEGUUuCCY with best car giant wheel. Also by the same guy.
usernametakenisthestoryofmylife
I patiently watched this whole video quietly rooting for the 2-ligged walker. Wasn't disappointed.
DeviousWay
Technically, it’s body acts as a third foot. It’s a 2-legged, 3-footed walker.
Degia
did not expect it to do so well on #7
Makerofroads
I liked the 16 leg. So smooth!
Jinxer13
anyone who isn't rooting for the simple 2 legged walker who got 0/7 is a sociopath imo
LurkMasterP
It just makes sense. Simple movement, large footprint, low center of gravity, can handle anything.
coffeepot583
And a sweet victory dance
CyanideBreathMint
The prop(for lack of the right word) on the back to turn it is genius
Nahnahyeah
Like a hippo fanning feces https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1cGtsYTMzZTZzMmRhaHd5MTIyaDdlNmF5anQyNTQyMGQ1NTJhcG5jdCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/fEZXym04F4fwk/200w.webp
Wholivesinapineappleunderthetree
That first one is a pile of shit and Id tell its maker to there face
NotAPervert
I just wanted to it succeed once. Like it’s just a little guy
NinjaCongo
'Hey buddy! You make this LEGO walker? This fucking stumbling ass fall on its back two legged piece of shit walker, yeah? Well fuck you buddy.'
defurious
And the walker you rode in on!
CakedCrustyBellend
And I don't care you're only 9 years old!
ObiWanKenobitch
Go cry to your mom about how bad you are at legos! They’re made for you and you suck at it!
InfocalypseRising
I enjoy that the one that walks roughly like a human gets its shit wrecked by absolutely everything.
SaberShots
I realized I am a "simple 2 legged walker!" But worst design! Guess I'm going to need more legs!
NinjaCongo
Walks like a human with no knees and hip dysplasia.
williamtowel
Now of course this isn't a perfect example but this is exactly why I despise Mecha Robot designs in SciFi. We humans can't do anything about how we are born but designing a robot? An easy couple of dozen better ways to move stuff. Especially large Mecha's our hands are great at manipulating stuff but once you get to a certain size things will just start breaking if you try and handle it like we would with our hands (can't pick a car up by its bumper, but can pick a hot wheel by it's).
iquestionthepinappleeveryday
Which is honestly quite cool, cause for us, bipedalism is the “what” that defined our evolutionary path. Like the single most important change for millennia until brain size adaptations started showing up.
lizardbones
but big humanoid robot can to cool action kicks, and thats the most impoortant part
surlyandold
In n 1941 you could. Bumpers then were substantial.
RecurringNightmare
its really interesting on an evolutionary basis...vertebrates have certain advantages when it comes to bone structure and muscle usage which allows them to outperform insects and arachnids in terms of size, and size matters in terms of physics, a drop of water has a certain size, and how you interact with it depends on your own size...also see computers and the size of microchips, ants inventing computers would have it tougher than us...so its clear why a species of vertebrates would dominate >
williamtowel
An interesting point but I'm mostly approaching it from a physics stand point, a robot doesn't need to evolve it just needs to be designed to do a task. To be even more clear I'm talking about giant humanoid robots, not ones of our rough size. Our hands are great at deft dexterous control, but at a certain size all that becomes irrelevant because you can't do that anymore. It's a lot like insects can only get to certain sizes and no bigger because physically they or nature could not support it.
RecurringNightmare
> the planet...but insects and especially arachnids are better designed in terms of limbs, one pair of big pincers for fighting, a small pair for eating, a pair of antenna for detecting scents and stuff, still many pairs of legs for locomotion and stability...but for some reason land vertebrates only have 2 pairs and once you develope opposable thumbs you suddenly have to walk upright and get back pain and use a huge part of your brainpower to balance constanly to not tip over...wtf nature...<<<
worm61
It’s because evolutionarily, our bodies are entirely designed to support our brains. No other evolutionary advantage has ever come close to the human brain, and everything about our bodies are built around it.
iquestionthepinappleeveryday
That’s, um not quite right. Bipedalism came long before the increase in brain size.