Six cartoon robots of different shapes lined up on a stage
The model lineup takes the stage. AI-generated dramatization art.

Model Lineup

Four headliners, six model families, one very crowded stage.

The four headliners are each the most famous member of a wider model family. Here’s the full lineup of Coghaven’s robot models.

Tinker-class (Patch’s family)

Small, chrome, endlessly curious about how things come apart. Run the repair shops of Workshop Row. Famous for: fixing anything, losing wrenches, finding them in their own tool ports.

Forger-class (Rivet’s family)

Big, riveted, warm. Build the city’s bridges, towers and theatre rigging. Famous for: welds that outlast the buildings around them, and hugs with the same structural integrity.

Sentinel-class (Aegis’s family)

Tall, sleek, quiet. Keep the wall watch and the Dynamo Hall perimeter. Famous for: never sleeping on duty, remembering everyone’s name, leaving warm oil on doorsteps.

Scout-class (Cora’s family)

Round, quick, nosy in the best way. Map the gear gardens and beyond. Famous for: the forty-foot map, compasses that point to “interesting,” and getting lost productively.

Choir-class

Built around the Dynamo, tuned to hum in harmony with its spin. Tend the Great Dynamo day and night. Famous for: the opening number of every revue, which is less a song and more a power grid singing.

Marquee-class

The stagehands, lighting techs and curtain-pullers of the theatre. Small, fast, dramatic. Famous for: raising the curtain exactly on cue, and the legendary quick-change of the entire set during one intermission.

How the families mix

The revue’s best scenes pair opposites: a Tinker and a Forger on a repair job (Patch and Rivet’s classic duo), a Sentinel escorting a Scout into unmapped territory (Aegis and Cora’s patrol stories). See Scene Guides and Best Moments.

Model families are fan-written invention for the Vizlings app’s original fictional characters.