Robotics Club

The Robotics Club is a club formed at Smith Tri-Campus. The primary protagonists of the manga One Neo Eon belong to it. Their main goal is to teach Eon how to create as well as win the Robotics Contest.

History
Whilst the idea of the Robotics Club was come up with by Susan Edwards, due to a school rule stemming from her erratic nature, she was prohibited from making it. Eventually, she convinced Kawashima Yumiko to create the club for her. Yumiko only accepted after realizing how miserable it is to be ignored.

Hairpin
Each member of the club has hairpin containing a flare. This is to ensure they do not get lost and is an over-the-top expression of their friendship from Susan. However, the flares served an ironic purpose: Yumiko's was used so she could commit suicide (twice), Emily's was used to disfigure Susan's face, and Susan's was destroyed in fury after the pins subverted their very purpose.

Clubroom
The Clubroom is marked A-10 and has a (presumably fake) security camera on the outside. Posters revealing the member's interests cover the door. It contains many parody posters referencing classic robot movies, such as "Ghost in the Bell" (Ghost in the Shell) and "The Intimidation Game" (The Imitation Game). In addition to many robot-building supplies, it also includes Emily's 2-tower gaming PC and Yumiko's music setup, which includes a laptop for mixing, an electric keyboard, and two giant speakers. There are many couches and comfortable spaces for hanging out when the club is not building robots on a set of two fold-out tables. Upon the robot parts shelves, which never seem to contain the right stock, there rests what appears to be a parody of two educational robot toys commonly used in Canadian schools, (with alterations made to skirt copyright) a Sphero and an EV3. Additional posters to reference the Laws of Robotics, the Portal franchise, the Robotics Contest, and Yumiko's Boyfriend can be seen. A mysterious red button labeled "DO NOT TOUCH RED BUTTON" sits on the wall. It has never been touched. Finally, a mysterious dark splatter can be seen under the doorway. It has never been identified.

The Clubroom has been used as a site for an illegal sleepover and was also temporarily used as shelter by Multis when she was homeless outside of its regular usage. A machine gun robot was fired in there once with seemingly no consequence, miraculously.

Excursions
The Robotics Club sometimes will move equipment out of their clubroom to build in public facilities like libraries on the weekend. One such occasion happened in Steveston Village.

Criminal Offences
A full list of criminal offences perpetrated by members of the Robotics Club in no particular order. Seeing as to how the Club includes an Anarcho-Communist, this list is ridiculously high for middle schoolers. (Offences committed before the club's formation and after it are not included)

May it be noted that there was no criminal justice whatsoever for any of these offences.


 * Planned Treason (Sakura Edo against the Trudeau Administration)
 * Trespassing (Sakura Edo, Emily Baker, Kawashima Yumiko, Multis Kwahn, and Eon broke into their own clubroom)
 * Assault (Sakura Edo to Satomi Virgil)
 * Assault (Emily Baker to Sakura Edo)
 * Arson (Kawashima Yumiko to Marine Gateway Skytrain Station)
 * Harbouring of undocumented persons (Multis Kwahn to Eon)
 * Destruction of property (Kawashima Yumiko to The Hunter)
 * Accessory to Terrorism (Emily Baker)
 * Second Degree Murder (Emily Baker to Sakura Edo or vice versa)
 * Stalking (Emily Baker to the entire club)
 * Unlawful possession of firearms (Sakura Edo)
 * Unlawful firing of firearms (Sakura Edo)
 * Engineering illegal weaponry (Sakura Edo)
 * Planned Terrorism (Sakura Edo)
 * Bringing weapons into educational facilities with intent to harm (Kawashima Yumiko)
 * Hacking (Sakura Edo)

Leaders
Kawashima Yumiko (Not succeeded after her death)

Members
Emily Baker

Susan Edwards

Honorary Members
Eon

Multis Kwahn

Creations
Unnamed Machine Gun Robot

Publius