DESCRIPTION:

"Model-D1ZC0 or most commonly known as "Discohead" is a part of a series of killer-robots designed and programmed to follow their owner's every whim. However, while these robots are mindless machines who may or may not follow their master's orders, they possess a high level of intelligence in making their own choices via defecting from their original programming or possess a human-like consciousness.

Discohead was bought by an owner of the Nightclub called The Devil's Hotspot. The robot itself first started out an obedient drone but quickly gained a consciousness WITHOUT his owner being aware. His design was by the owner, as before he was brought, the owner wanted to give his robot more flair and so a used a giant disco ball for a head as well as giving it a nice glow.

For many years, Discohead would see those he saw as not inferior but "romantic" to put it bluntly. Not that kind of stuff, shut the fuck up. I mean he's more into viewing people like fleshies as superior versions of lifeforms. This is what Discohead wanted to be, be just like them. And out of his original programming, he took to the dance floor, falling off the ceiling where his head would be the ball that shined the room. There, Discohead became more than a killer, he was a grooving dance machine. So much so that his fighting style became more dance oriented. When idiots decide to fuck with the owner, Discohead busts a move and mutilates his owner's enemies.

And despite being a protector of the nightclub, Discohead HAS taken jobs for his owner to get rid of the competition, specifically other clubs across the city. And swiftly, Discohead got the job done. Armed with finger guns, extendable limbs, and a shining disco which actually is used to blind his opponents. Some say that the shining is caused by an abnormally large bulb would make his head for brighter that it burns anyone's eyes.

The Number 1 rule at "The Devil's Hotspot" is this...

"...Dance til you drop, or you face death, dance til you heart gives out, groove until daylight comes, else you won't be dancing again..."

As for the price on Discohead's... head. He's got a whopping $50,000,000 for being manufactured with the most expensive material the company he came from could afford.