Robot X Attacks!

Daddy and I continued with our Robot X adventures today. We rebuilt the antennae for the megawatt energy beam on our robot hats. Next, we created some paper "humanoids" to capture/destruction by the invading robots. Finally, we hid the humanoids around the yard and then took off on our rocket in search of them. This was a really fun version of hide and seek. First one of us would hide the humanoids and give the other "robot" clues as to where they are. Then the other "robot" hid the humanoids. In searching for the humanoids, you have to walk like a robot (the picture above is me in mid robot walk) as well as shout out our official robot saying,

DEE-STROY THE HUMANOIDS

The video below gives one of my most scary robot versions of this phrase. I've also posted a short photo album wth pictures from our adventures. You can find it here.

Robot X Returns

This weekend, Daddy and I devised some adventures for Robot X. We got some new furniture from Bombay Company which came in a big box. I was able to acquire the box and use it as a spaceship for the adventure. Next, Daddy and I needed to turn ourselves into robots from the planet X. We made paper hats and then taped on aluminum foil antennae to the top of the hat. Putting on the hat and then making a machine-like voice made us robots. We then got into the spaceship and headed for Earth with a plan to "Destroy the Humanoids." (Robot X is rather single-minded.)

We were able to eventually locate the humanoid leader (Mommy) thanks to some coaxing of the plastic Diego figure and a threat to smelt him with our energy beam. Unfortunately for us, the leader of the humanoids was equipped with the dreaded kaleidoscope ray so we had to flee once we encountered her.

These were some of the best Robot X adventures ever.

Robot X - The Movie

Yesterday, Daddy and I revived one of our old games--Robot X attacks the city. Usually, we do this by building the city and Robot X out of Legos and then having Robot X terrorize the city until he either wins or is destroyed by some sort of defense figured out by the citizens. Since we don't have Legos with us in Washington, we made the city and the robot out of paper. We use a lot more paper here than we did in California.

So that you would not miss any of the Robot X excitement, we made this little video of the battle.