The world of The Electric State is filled with robots that are way more than just machines— Some are loyal road trip buddies, some have seen it all and have the wisdom to prove it, and some are a little too eager to help (whether you need it or not).

This isn’t a shiny, high-tech future—it’s scrappy, nostalgic, and full of forgotten wonders. These bots have history, personality, and maybe a few loose screws, but that’s what makes them special. Some tell jokes, some hold secrets, and some… well, let’s just say they’ll always know the best shortcut.
Let’s meet the mechanical misfits that are about to steal the show.

🚀 Cosmo – The Strong, Silent Type
Voice: Alan Tudyk
Cosmo is the ultimate ride-or-die companion. He may only have a handful of pre-programmed phrases, but he lets his presence do the talking—his permanently painted-on smile and quiet presence say it all. Found by Michelle (Millie Bobby Brown), he’s more than just a robot—he’s family.
Despite his oversized head and simple expression, Cosmo feels deeply alive. He moves with purpose, watches over Michelle, and has an undeniable presence that makes him one of the film’s most unforgettable characters.
🔥 Vibe Check: The best friend who always remembers your coffee order and has an unshakable "I got you" energy.

💥 Herman – The Sassy Ride-or-Die
Voice: Anthony Mackie
Herman has seen it all, and he’s got the one-liners to prove it. He’s Keats’ (Chris Pratt) long-time robotic partner, and if there’s one thing he’s mastered, it’s calling out bad ideas before they happen.
Built like an industrial workhorse, Herman is tough, dependable, and has absolutely no time for nonsense—but you’d be lying if you said you didn’t love him for it. His banter with Keats is some of the best in the film, proving that even robots can have a perfectly timed eye-roll.
🔥 Vibe Check: Your brutally honest friend who roasts you but would also fight a bear for you.

🥜 Mr. Peanut – The Unexpected Leader
Voice: Woody Harrelson
Yes, that Mr. Peanut. But in The Electric State, he’s more than just an old advertising gimmick—he’s got a whole new purpose.
Once a corporate AI mascot, Mr. Peanut has reinvented himself as the leader of a community of discarded robots living in an abandoned mall. He’s got charm, wisdom, and a deep understanding of what it means to outlive your original purpose.
🔥 Vibe Check: That one friend who fights for what’s right, sees through the nonsense, and somehow makes integrity look effortless.

📬 Penny Pal – The Chatty Navigator
Voice: Jenny Slate
Penny Pal was designed to guide, assist, and offer helpful reminders—which is great, except for the fact that she never stops talking.
Always upbeat, always enthusiastic, and always ready to explain directions whether you asked for them or not, Penny Pal is the most lovable overachiever in the group. You may roll your eyes, but let’s be real—you’d be lost without her.
🔥 Vibe Check: The friend who sends five follow-up texts after you don’t respond in two minutes.

⚾ Popfly – The Grumpy Grandpa Bot
Voice: Brian Cox
Popfly is old-school in the best way. He was built in a different era, and he’s not about to change just because the world moved on.
Modeled after classic mid-century Americana mascots, he’s got a vintage charm, a no-nonsense attitude, and a lifetime of stories that he’s 100% convinced are better than yours.
🔥 Vibe Check: That one uncle who still listens to vinyl and thinks modern movies “just don’t have the same heart.”

🎭 Perplexo – The Wild Card
Voice: Hank Azaria
Perplexo is here for a good time, not a long time. A former entertainment bot turned self-proclaimed performer, he’s equal parts dramatic, unpredictable, and accidentally hilarious.
With his exaggerated movements and slightly malfunctioning programming, he’s the bot most likely to turn a simple conversation into an entire stage production.
🔥 Vibe Check: That friend who randomly breaks into song in public and somehow pulls it off.
🤖 The World of Forgotten Robots
These six bots might be the main crew, but The Electric State is full of abandoned machines, each with their own untold stories.
“We wanted the robots to feel like they had a history—that they weren’t just set pieces, but characters who had experienced their own journeys.” – Joe Russo
From factory workers to long-lost mascots, every background bot adds a sense of nostalgia, humor, and wonder to The Electric State’s world.
Which Robot Are You Most Excited to Meet?
The Electric State lands on Netflix on March 14, and these bots are ready to roll into your heart. Which one is your favorite?
Easter Eggs & Hidden Cameos in The Electric State—Can You Spot Them? 👀🤖
This world is full of secrets, and if you look (and listen) closely, you’ll find some legendary hidden gems.
🏈 Rob Gronkowski isn’t just dominating the football field—he’s now part of The Electric State! The NFL icon lends his voice to the footballer robot, so listen carefully for that signature Gronk energy.
🤖The Billbots made a splash at the red carpet premieres and press tour, but that wasn’t just for show—they’re actually in the movie too! Keep an eye out for these quirky bots in the background—you never know where they might pop up.
🎙️ And for the ultimate challenge, see if you can recognize Joe Russo’s multiple voice cameos throughout the film. He’s the voice behind the "You want some juice?" bot and Taco Bot Buddy, plus a few other surprises.
🚀 Think you can spot them all? Let the hunt begin!
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