VN-GO is a paintbot aboard the Axiom. There is a rejected VN-GO unit numbered "03" shown in the Repair Ward that tracks paint wherever he goes.
Trivia
- VN-GO 03'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.
- 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.
- VN-GO 03 is later shown hiding in a small room, where SECUR-T finds him. When WALL-E and EVE arrive, the Steward captures them. EVE then locks the Steward inside, and release VN-GO.
- He makes a minor appearance in the Wall-E DS game. The player has to rescue him from a cell in the third round of Robot Rescue. But for an unknown reason, his colors are orange in cutscenes and grey in the actual game.
Gallery
VN-GO as he appeared in WALL-E:The Video Game
VN-GO painting the wall seen by WALL-E, being watched by a Steward.
