Format
''Airmageddon'' follows a similar format to the Gauntlet/Trial/Arena format of the first and second series of ''Robot Wars''. The show followed eight heats, two semi-finals and a grand final.Resident drones
Air Marshall
The referee of the Airena, he announces the start of a challenge and makes sure that things are kept in order.P.I.G. (Personalised Interactive Gyrocopter)
A pig-shaped drone who demonstrates how each challenge is done. He'll also oversee challenges if the Air Marshall is out of action.G.U.A.R.D. (Giant Unmanned Aerial Reconnaissance Drone)
A large drone built for defensive purposes and is mentioned to not be the smartest.D.R.A.GON (Direct Response Aerial Gyrocopter)
A prototype dragon-shaped drone who, true to his namesake, is armed with a flamethrower.W.A.SP (Weaponised Assault Ship)
A wasp-shaped drone armed with a spark gun stinger.B.U.G.s (Basic Unmanned Gyrocopter)
A trio of bug-shaped drones introduced for the second series to serve as distractive obstacles in the second round.Challenges
Round 1
=Airsault Course
= ''Information needed''Round 2
=The Drop
= ''Information needed''=Barrage Balloons
= ''Information needed''=Paintball Precision
= ''Information needed''=Slalom
= ''Information needed''=Wall Buster (Semi-finals)
= ''Information needed''=Bubble Burst (Grand final)
= ''Information needed''=Laps
= ''Information needed''=Bottle Bash
= ''Information needed''=Balloon Cutters
= ''Information needed''Round 3
=Dogfight
= ''Information needed''Transmissions
Series
Specials
External links
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