The Robot Legion had no rank distinctions, only the difference between complete and incomplete forms. Even the weakest initial robot possessed at least the strength of one Captain America—of course, the most basic Captain America.
As for complete-form robots, every one of them was no weaker than the Fantastic Four. They were extremely formidable, and with their enormous numbers, they formed a terrifying legion. Otherwise, they could never have ruled the Universe.
Furthermore, only The Matrix robot was a Skyfather-level robot. The other robots were not. However, as long as a hundred complete-form robots cooperated with one another, they could unleash Skyfather-level combat power.
As for how these robots upgraded themselves, it was simple: they devoured metal. They did not need Conqueror Kang to refine metal or modify them. They could consume metal on their own and increase their strength, just like living creatures.
Of course, these robots were not truly living creatures, because they had no self-awareness. Everything was controlled by the system, even The Matrix robot. And the controller of that system was naturally Conqueror Kang.
If I can get in contact with The Matrix robot, I might be able to corrupt the entire Robot Legion. After all, I am the Mechanical Demon King.
Andrew silently thought. Then, he looked up at the battlefield and discovered that both sides were fighting fiercely.
There were a total of 108 robots pursuing Captain Carter—this was the standard size of a team. The reason there were 108 instead of 100 was to prepare for unexpected circumstances.
Only when a hundred robots joined forces could they unleash Skyfather-level combat power. If they sent only a hundred and one malfunctioned, would the remaining robots not be left helpless? Even if none malfunctioned, the enemy could focus their attacks on a single robot.
Captain