WALL·E
fictional titular robot in WALL-E
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WALL·E
Summary
WALL·E is a fictional robot[1].
Key Facts
- WALL·E is the creator of Andrew Stanton[2].
- WALL·E is the creator of Pete Docter[3].
- WALL·E is recorded as male[4].
- WALL·E's instance of is recorded as fictional robot[5].
- WALL·E's instance of is recorded as animated film character[6].
- Walt Disney is named after WALL·E[7].
- WALL·E's manufacturer is recorded as Buy 'n' Large[8].
- WALL·E is used for cleaning[9].
- WALL·E's Commons category is recorded as WALL-E (character)[10].
- WALL·E's unmarried partner is recorded as EVE[11].
- WALL·E's from narrative universe is recorded as WALL-E[12].
- WALL·E's present in work is recorded as WALL-E[13].
- WALL·E's present in work is recorded as WALL-E[14].
- WALL·E's present in work is recorded as BURN-E[15].
- WALL·E's present in work is recorded as Disney Dreamlight Valley[16].
- WALL·E's significant person is recorded as EVE[17].
- WALL·E's narrative role is recorded as title character[18].
- WALL·E's narrative role is recorded as protagonist[19].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Andrew Stanton[2], a film director[20], b. 1965[21], of United States[22], awarded the Annie Award[23] and Pete Docter[3], a film director[24], b. 1968[25], of United States[26], awarded the Annie Award[27].