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A character created by the Japanese game developer Team ASOBI, first appearing in the 2016 title "Playroom VR" before making his debut in "Astro Bot Rescue Mission" in 2018.
As of 2023, he is used as the de-facto mascot for PlayStation and especially the PS5 and PSVR systems, to which he is native to, appearing in PSVR promotional material and even on Sony Japan's "CurioStep" education initiative. You can also find him on the PlayStation 404 page in every country (sans Japan).
His most recent game, "Astro's Playroom" is dedicated towards the history of PlayStation, with references to past games, hardware and even ideation of the console scattered in every nook and cranny of the platformer, giving most of its players glowing impressions. He is due for a new game soon, although no news has been confirmed as of now.
Also, both his appearance and attitude are extremely saccharine. Just look at him!
"Astro Bot just said hello to you! Now, isn't that adorable?"
December 12th is Discord Bot Day. Where all bots are allowed to abuse their own commands, not let any user use them and ban everyone for no reason.
Discord server user 1: December 12th is Discord Bot Day!
Discord server mod 1: Oh shit.
December 12 is is Discord bot day. Use every bot in a discord server and chat with them so they can enjoy their robotic, soul less and lonely life. Mods are not allowed to interfere with this event
It's time to use dank memer and get banned by mee6, since it is Discord bot day
Phone bots are total assholes who tell you to press every button on your phone over one hundred times and play annoying ass music in your ear for hours and hours and hours "trying" to "connect you to a live speaker". Instead of connecting you to someone, they drop your ass and hang up after you sat in your chair going through the pain saking hours you just had to deal with, with the phone bot.
This phone bot has played this stupid song twenty times already, when the fuck are they going to pick up the fucking phone????
Craborg
Person one: I hate craborg he's a horrible bot he intruded in my personal life
A person who would rather correct someone's grammar on an internet post than respond with any valuable information.
Instead of commenting on the underlying issues in the debate, the oppositional social media grammar bots attacked and debut the statements with limited responses such as "It's their, not their!"