Molotov
Molotov is someone who discovers Robot on Outpost Black Out, voiced by Revoltge.
Role in Plot
Events of Season 1
Molotov and Cocktail arrive on Outpost Black Out sometime after the departure of its guards. As Molotov tells Cocktail that they should leave, his sister takes note of Robot as it exclaims an error about a "missing helmet", referring to it as their first lead for whoever they seek.
Events of Rat's Nest
Molotov and Cocktail appear in Curtain Call...Encore!, arriving on Outpost Rat's Nest on behalf of Trinity Advancements where they encounter the Brigadier and her A.I. companion Valentine before going about their own investigation. Randy DeLuca tells Emily Vega beforehand that Trinity would be sending representatives to deliver the decrypted camera footage from an incident that occurred there, indicating these representatives are Molotov and Cocktail.
Classic
The original incarnation of Molotov who appeared in Classic Season 2 and WarGames before the series continuity was rebooted with Season 1. He was voiced by Revoltge.
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  Molotov during Dare Upon the death of Spartan Louie Vargas at Outpost High Ground in Deception, Molotov and his sister are seen with the Brigadier during her investigation in Ambush. Later, in Dare, Molotov and his sister arrived on Relic Base to attack Emery Eden, to no avail. Cocktail mentions Trinity Advancements will be unhappy with Emery's escape, revealing the pair to be working for them. Appearances |
Gallery
As he appears in the director's cut of Season 1
Appearances
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Trivia
- His colors, chosen by Revoltge, were inspired by the flag of the Soviet Union.
- He was originally intended to appear in Retrograde alongside Cocktail on Outpost High Ground but the scene was cut for time. A new post-credits scene set on Outpost Black Out featuring the duo would later be included in the director's cut of Season 1.
- While his armor was red in his debut during WarGames, he donned maroon armor in Classic Season 2. He also wore red in the director's cut of Season 1, but once again had maroon in Rat's Nest.