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Since the robot wasn't really alive, it's more that it got itself trashed.
* BookEnds: After landing in a junk pile, Wile E. gets the idea to build the coyote robot. At the end of the cartoon, the robot is destroyed after falling over a cliff, with Wile E. ending up in the pile of junk that remains.
* GravityIsAHarshMistress: What spells the end for Wile E.'s robot. When it goes after the Road Runner, it fails to notice that he's on the other side of a ravine and despite Wile E.'s attempts to make it stop, it ends up going over the edge and becoming a pile of junk.
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* OhCrap: The only time the Road Runner has this reaction is when he sees the giant robot coyote. Wile E. himself as well when his robot coyote [[AIIsACrapshoot ignores his master's pleas to stop]] and [[TooDumbToLive just runs into a cliff and kills himself]], resulting in Wile's defeat.
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* OhCrap: The only time the Road Runner has this reaction is when he sees the giant robot coyote. Wile E. himself as well when his robot coyote [[AIIsACrapshoot ignores his master's pleas to stop]] and [[TooDumbToLive just runs into over a cliff and kills himself]], gets himself wrecked]], resulting in Wile's defeat.
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* HarmlessElectrocution: Electrical charges fire between the robot's ears when it does anything. At one point, Wile E. stands between them—and is electrocuted when he gives a command.
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* HarmlessElectrocution: Electrical charges fire between the robot's ears when it does anything. At one point, Wile E. stands between them—and is electrocuted when he gives a command. He makes a point not to stand there from then on.
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* SurroundedByIdiots: While not said outloud, it's clear that Wile E. feels this way whenever his robot malfunctions.
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* SurroundedByIdiots: While not said outloud, out loud, it's clear that Wile E. feels this way whenever his robot malfunctions.
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* HarmlessElectrocution: The coyote robot's ears shoot out electrical charges between the ears when it does anything. At one point, Wile E. stands between them -- and is electrocuted when he gives it a command while standing there.
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* HarmlessElectrocution: The coyote Electrical charges fire between the robot's ears shoot out electrical charges between the ears when it does anything. At one point, Wile E. stands between them -- and them—and is electrocuted when he gives it a command while standing there.command.
