Robin is found lying in an open field by Chrom, his sister Lissa, and his bodyguard Frederick. They find out that Robin is an amnesiac who remembers nothing besides his name, Chrom's name and his incredible knowledge and experience in fighting battles, which Chrom experiences first hand after they manage to save a small settlement despite the strength and numbers of the enemy. Frederick suspects Robin of being an assassin due to him remembering Chrom's name before his own, but Chrom is convinced of Robin's good intentions and invites him to join the Shepherds as their chief tactician, with the two quickly becoming close friends. Ylisse, Chrom's home country, is then faced with a war against Plegia (which is later revealed to be Robin's home country) and another against Valm two years later, both in which Robin's tactical expertise proves very helpful, especially given Ylisse's limited number of soldiers. There is also the constant threat of the Risen, undead soldiers who terrorize parts of the continent of Ylisse. As the Shepherds continue to fight and recruit more capable members, Lucina, Chrom's daughter from the future, properly introduces herself to them, having only met them while she was disguising herself as Marth. She travelled back in time to warn them about the revival of the Fell Dragon Grimaafter having her own world on the brink of destruction courtesy of him. Robin, Chrom, Lucina, and the rest of the Shepherds make it their new mission to prevent the Grima of the current timeline from surfacing.
In game, Robin starts in the Tactician class exclusive to him, his potential children, and DLC characters, which enables them to attack with magic tomes as well as swords. As the avatar character, Robin and his potential children can switch to any starting class the player desires using a Second Seal(aside from Lord, which is exclusive to Chrom and Lucina), making for one of the biggest skill pools possible for a single character. Robin can also support with every other character (as could Kris previously), and marry any opposite gendered character the player wants, including the future children of other Shepherds that are met via Paralogues (side stories) as more characters within the Shepherds marry each other. Robin's customization focuses more on appearance and even features several options for voice.
If you get a trophy of R.O.B. it should tell what his initials stand for....
Rob is from Starfox. He is the robot that fixes all the ships & stuff when they are down. He flys the big ship, StarFox.
a robot
he's a rob (rob is short for robotic operating buddy)
You can play 160 brawls, or get 250 different trophies, or get R.O.B. to join you in the subspace emissary.
Rob is a robot, it's most popular move is most likely shooting lasers out of it's eyes because that is it's final smash. There is a glitch where it does it's final smash and the laser is invisible and won't hurt anyone.
you can get him by getting him in subspace emissary
NO, but wolf, ganon, toon link, ROB, luigi, jiggypuff, lucario, marth, ness, and sonic will appear as secret characters.
You either unlock ROB by getting to the level in subspace where he defects to your team, or get the required number of brawl matches.
The hidden characters in Brawl are: Snake, Sonic, ROB, Captain Falcon, Marth, Mr Game and Watch, Luigi, Jigglypuff, Ness, Toon Link, Wolf, Falco, and Ganondorf.
yes be rob and eat all the Pokemon
Nope, the only place to find ROB is either as the accessory for the NES, or a playable character on Super Smash Bros. Brawl. He was really only on the NES for a marketing technique, and was ditched quite quickly, hence why he only has two games.
R.O.B. is not available for melee. He is a brand new character for the brawl game. He was actually created because the robotic operating buddy was an actual toy.
wolf ness jiguli puff: fight a lot Toon link: beat classic gannon rob ice and more : adventer mode
No GameCube game had R.O.B. in it. Although, Mario Kart DS and the Super Smash Bros. games for the Wii, Wii U, and 3DS did have him as a playable character.