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Herb is Rodney's role model. He is very supportive of his son, and the two share a fondness for [[Bigweld]] and his [[The Bigweld Show|television show]]. Herb encourages young Rodney to follow his dreams to work alongside Bigweld as an inventor. He cares very much for Rodney, as he was enthusiastic to be a father at the beginning of the movie and believed that his son would do great things. Herb wanted to be a musician as a child, but due to lack of support from his own father, he became a dishwasher instead. He is the one who purchases Rodney a train ticket for [[Robot City]], despite the protests of his wife [[Lydia Copperbottom]]. While his son is away, Herb begins to break down because of [[Ratchet]]'s plan to discontinue making spare parts, but remains optimistic. At the end of the movie, he meets Bigweld, who supplies him with plenty of parts to keep him going. He also fulfills his dream of being a musician, when Rodney gives him a brass wind instrument resembling a French horn. |
Herb is Rodney's role model. He is very supportive of his son, and the two share a fondness for [[Bigweld]] and his [[The Bigweld Show|television show]]. Herb encourages young Rodney to follow his dreams to work alongside Bigweld as an inventor. He cares very much for Rodney, as he was enthusiastic to be a father at the beginning of the movie and believed that his son would do great things. Herb wanted to be a musician as a child, but due to lack of support from his own father, he became a dishwasher instead. He is the one who purchases Rodney a train ticket for [[Robot City]], despite the protests of his wife [[Lydia Copperbottom]]. While his son is away, Herb begins to break down because of [[Ratchet]]'s plan to discontinue making spare parts, but remains optimistic. At the end of the movie, he meets Bigweld, who supplies him with plenty of parts to keep him going. He also fulfills his dream of being a musician, when Rodney gives him a brass wind instrument resembling a French horn. |
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| + | Dishwashing.png|Herb explains his dishwashing job to young Rodney |
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| + | 01.png|Herb buying Rodney a train ticket to Robot City |
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| + | imagesCAOUO84Z.jpg|Herb with his wife, Lydia |
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| + | untitledrdhfk.png|Herb meets Bigweld and gets to live his musician dream |
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Revision as of 05:47, 18 July 2012
Herb Copperbottom is a supporting character in
Robots. He is voiced by Stanley Tucci.
Appearance and Personality
Physical Appearance
Herb somewhat resembles his son Rodney, having a similar, but shorter "hairstyle", a similar body shape, and the same eye color. He is also colored light blue. Because he works at a diner, Herb has a dishwashing machine that can attach to his chest. However, he quits his job and discards the machine at the end of the film.
Personality
Herb is Rodney's role model. He is very supportive of his son, and the two share a fondness for Bigweld and his television show. Herb encourages young Rodney to follow his dreams to work alongside Bigweld as an inventor. He cares very much for Rodney, as he was enthusiastic to be a father at the beginning of the movie and believed that his son would do great things. Herb wanted to be a musician as a child, but due to lack of support from his own father, he became a dishwasher instead. He is the one who purchases Rodney a train ticket for Robot City, despite the protests of his wife Lydia Copperbottom. While his son is away, Herb begins to break down because of Ratchet's plan to discontinue making spare parts, but remains optimistic. At the end of the movie, he meets Bigweld, who supplies him with plenty of parts to keep him going. He also fulfills his dream of being a musician, when Rodney gives him a brass wind instrument resembling a French horn.
Gallery
