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'''Steambots''' are mechanical creatures that exist on [[SkyTown]], [[Elysia]]. As their name suggests, they are steam-powered. They are | '''Steambots''' are mechanical creatures that exist on [[SkyTown]], [[Elysia]]. As their name suggests, they are steam-powered. They are similer to the [[Tinbot]]s, but they differ in one key way. When they are destroyed, they fall into a pile, which a [[Steamlord]] can repair with ease, at the cost of decloaking and revealing itself. Like Tinbots, they can be destroyed in one explosive shot. Steambots only appear in miniboss battles alongside a Steamlord. | ||
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