Tawggl Gardyn

Tawggl Gardyn is a strange horticultural robot from the Nullhood invented by Brogar (his first built, but second planned). Though he looks unusual, built from limited resources and high ingenuity, he's highly efficient and capable in his one programmed job, to tend to the many plants, native and alien, of the Nullhood.

Brogar made Tawggl due to his frustration with keeping up the flora of the Nullhood. Without the powers of the crown to ensure everlasting harvest, he had to tend to every tree, bush, and patch of special Nullhood grass himself. Though he was strong and even fairly fast, tending to an entire world of plant life grew ever exhausting for Fat Brog.

Using his robotics skills (stolen from an eaten robot inventor long ago), Brogar constructed a special gardening robot, named Tawggl for his ability to togg​le quickly from one mode of gardening operation to another. He deemed it a failure at first due to the ramshackle design and bizarre, sometimes "campy" mannerisms of the robot, but Tawggl proved to be exceptionally capable at his programmed task, and so he remained forever after.

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Tawggl's toggling abilities switch from pruning and weeding to watering and fertilizing, making him a master of (plant) life and death. Tawggl uses this ability well to keep the flora of the Nullhood healthy and presentable. Tawggl also refers to the many times he toggles between being a benevolent caretaker of plants to a malevolent destroyer of intruders, as his morality switch is under remote control of Brogar.

As an intruder-pruning guardian of the Nullhood, Tawggl uses his built-in gardening tools to deadly use. His garden-shear hand is perfect for cutting unwanted guests down to size, while his high-pressure water hose, built into his other hand, can blast enemies straight into the abyss, sometimes in pieces. of course, being something of a giant, Tawggl could just use his mega-sized strength and weight to crush the intruders.

Tawggl's power source is a mystery, but he appears to gain sustinance from eating weeds and compost. Nevertheless, Brogar constantly worries about his robots' power sources, mainly for Tawggl whether he's getting the most work out of his engine in proportion to his fuel. Brogar suspects Tawggl might not be efficiently in his speed and strength as he is in his casual gardening.