Robits World Guide
Patch lives in Robits, the robot world of the Vizlings app. Everything below is fan-invented worldbuilding — fiction built around the official world name, not canon.
01 The lay of the land
The Scrap Districts
Patch's turf. Miles of junkyards, chop shops, and repair stalls stacked into a vertical maze. The air smells like ozone and hot solder. Everything here is secondhand, including the gossip.
The Chrome Towers
Where the corporate-model bots live — polished, warrantied, and insufferable about it. Patch has been banned from the lobby three times. Patch counts this as a high score.
The Static Fields
Dead zones where old signals go to echo. Patch goes there to think, or so Patch claims; witnesses report Patch just sits there being dramatic.
Null Market
The night market where parts change hands with no questions asked. Patch's favorite stall sells "gently haunted" circuit boards. They work fine. Mostly.
02 How Robits works
- Charge is currency. Power cells are money, meals, and medicine. Patch is always "low" and always shares anyway.
- Obsolescence is the law. Corporate models get retired on schedule. The Scrap Districts run an underground "un-retirement" network. Patch is... involved.
- Stickers are legal tender (emotionally). A rare sticker can settle debts, start friendships, or end feuds.
- The anthem is static. Every district has its own broadcast frequency. The Scrap Districts' is mostly punk, mostly loud, mostly Patch's fault.
03 Unwritten rules
- Don't ask a bot about their original factory. Rude.
- Always offer charge before advice.
- The hoodie stays on. (Universal.)
- If Patch says "no," it might mean "yes, but make me."