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VN-GO is one of the supporting characters in WALL•E.

Appearance[]

VN-GO is a white paint-bot with saffron-colored stripes on the left and right of their body with nickel-colored metal bits.

WALL-E[]

One of them is in traffic in the robot highways. Another one of them paints on the wall when SECUR-T polices them to stop the vandalism. Another one is seen in the Repair Ward with POW-R and VAQ-M. After that, all the bots are freeing while VN-GO is the last bot to follow WALL-E. Another one is seen in the room after SECUR-T searches for evidence that he needs.

When the AXIOM landed to Earth, one of them are seen while the humans are leaving the monolithic ship that has been landed before EVE fixes WALL-E at the truck.

Trivia[]

  • VN-GO's name is a pun on Vincent van Gogh, a famous painter.
  • While following WALL•E and EVE, VN-GO plays a few of the notes of "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" with his wheels and brush as VN-GO doesn't actually speak English.
  • Another unit can also be seen in the film painting a wall when WALL-E was trying to find EVE. A Steward also supervises him.
  • In many media, he appears to be colored in orange instead of white.

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