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WALL-E is a minifigure who appears in LEGO The Incredibles. He was previously released as a brick-built figure in the 2015 LEGO Ideas set 21303 WALL•E.

Background[]

Because WALL-E has been alone for hundreds of years, he has developed a "glitch": sentience and a personality and a mind of his own. He has become very curious and he collects anything interesting he can find during his job. Even though he still obediently follows his directive, WALL-E can get distracted, collecting some of the trash rather than compacting it all. His most prized possession, "Hello, Dolly!", teaches him how to hold hands, which he considers the way to say, "I love you."

He has become very lonely, having nobody but Hal as company, and is beginning to wonder whether there is more to life than his directive. So when he meets EVE, he quickly falls in love with her. WALL-E is very protective of EVE. When she shuts down after getting the plant, WALL-E places her on top of his transport, thinking she is charged by solar energy just as he is, and protects her from the weather waiting for her to "recharge". At the repair center, he mistakes the equipment there as trying to hurt her and rushes to her aid.

WALL-E's friendly demeanor has an effect on the other robots and humans he meets. For instance, he causes M-O to act on his own, leaving his pre-set travel path to follow WALL-E trying to clean him, and he teaches TYP-E how to wave good-bye. He also breaks John and Mary out of the technology-induced reverie that consumed the lives of all the other passengers aboard the Axiom, wherein they learn how to enjoy the world and each other's company for the first time in their lives. Even the dirt on his chassis provided Captain B. McCrea the impetus necessary to become interested in the history of and subsequent return to Earth. Most importantly, he is instrumental in EVE's growth and development, from rigidly following her programming to learning how to love him in return.

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Notes[]

  • In LEGO The Incredibles WALL-E does not have an animation for getting knocked down, because of this he can withstand any attack the enemies throw at him. Lightning McQueen also does not have a knocked down animation.
  • One of Wall-E's attacks is him turning the enemy into a cube, this is a reference to the Wall-E Nator scene from Cartoon Network's Mad where he crushes his enemies into cubes.

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