Yeah, this probably violates rule numeros dos, but it's a robot, what did you expect

Wall-E stands for "Waste Allocator Load Lifter, Earth Class" (as apposed to Axiom Class, the much larger one), the following paragraph is taken from wallethemovie.fandom.com

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WALL-E is a robot that cleaned earth while the humans were onboard the Axiom ship. He resembles a smaller, more cubic version of Johnny-5 from Short Circuit. He is the main character in the movie and was set to the assignment of cleaning the earth, while the humans are waiting aboard the Axiom Ship. He is the only WALL-E left after nearly 700 years, and due to this, he has attained a curious personality of his own.

Since several broken-down Wall-Es were accumulating for 700 years, Wall-E took advantage of these salvages to repair several items on himself, such as his binocular-looking eyes, his treads, and even his arms. He made himself a garage/house and to the left of the garage door is a rotating shelf to carry his large collection of spare parts, decorative items, and even a couple "toys" (e.g. a Rubik's Cube).

To have Wall-E tuck into a cube, you have to put in "WALL-E 2" in place of "WALL-E" (to perfectly switch between, use the do not tween option) make sure that every node is identically in length and angle so that it is seamless.

Make sure that before ripping Wall-E's chest cavity open, make sure all his arms are at the upper half of his body or else it will look f u n k y , speaking of which, keep his arm nodes on the gray trail.

To use his solar panels, look to the upper left corner to see the smart-stretch solar panels, make sure their angle is always in tune with the angle of his torso.

If you have any questions, then you can screw off and go read the wiki you third chromosome (but seriously, just ask in the comments)

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