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WALL-E (character) WALL-E (Character)
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WALL- E (an acronym that stands for Waste Allocation Load Lifter - Earth-Class) is the titular character and protagonist of the 2008 Disney/Pixar animated film of the same name. Eventually, the incinerators and all of the WALL•E units but one, the WALL•E in the film, are shut down. After he's spent 700 years alone, WALL•E befriends a cockroach (who he names Hal). He hides out from sandstorms and rain in his truck, spending his time sorting his collection. One day, he finds a mysterious red thing that zips away from him as he follows, not knowing that there are several others behind him. Once the red thing stop, he tries to grab it but it is just a light as a massive ship come down on him. He hides from the heat by digging. Once the ship lands, it deposits EVE, a robot sent back to Earth to evaluate the soil to check if there was any photosynthesis ongoing, finding proof that life was sustainable again. He shows her a plant he found, which she stores in her cavity
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To stay with EVE To make Earth inhabitable again.
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WALL- E (an acronym that stands for Waste Allocation Load Lifter - Earth-Class) is the titular character and protagonist of the 2008 Disney/Pixar animated film of the same name. Eventually, the incinerators and all of the WALL•E units but one, the WALL•E in the film, are shut down. After he's spent 700 years alone, WALL•E befriends a cockroach (who he names Hal). He hides out from sandstorms and rain in his truck, spending his time sorting his collection. One day, he finds a mysterious red thing that zips away from him as he follows, not knowing that there are several others behind him. Once the red thing stop, he tries to grab it but it is just a light as a massive ship come down on him. He hides from the heat by digging. Once the ship lands, it deposits EVE, a robot sent back to Earth to evaluate the soil to check if there was any photosynthesis ongoing, finding proof that life was sustainable again. He shows her a plant he found, which she stores in her cavity and goes into standby mode. WALL•E tries to wake her inert body but fails, so for the next several days, he protects EVE, taking her out on "dates" but eventually gives up on her awakening. By then, her ship returns to pick her up. He clings onto it as it travels through space to the Axiom. In a cat-and-mouse chase, he pursues the cart carrying EVE to the bridge, followed by the cleaner bot M-O, determined to clean out the foreign contaminants. WALL•E hides from sight but eventually gets discovered. EVE, who found the plant to be missing, presumes WALL•E to be a thief. They are then both sent to maintenance. WALL•E presumes the diagnostics to be hurting her and breaks out and grabs EVE's right arm, accidentally blasting the power console, freeing other malfunctioning robots. In a chase through the Axiom's halls before they evade security, EVE tries to send WALL•E home in an escape pod but he refuses to leave her. They hide as GO-4 places the plant in the same pod. WALL•E tries to retrieve it only for the pod to be ejected and on the verge of self-destruct. Storing the plant in his chest and grabbing a fire extinguisher, he escapes the pod's destruction. He shares a space dance with EVE before re-entering the Axiom. Near the pool, she tells him to stay put as she goes up the garbage chute to deliver the plant to Captain McCrea. But WALL•E gets fed up with waiting and climbs up the chute, saving the plant from falling. But he is electrocuted by Auto and sent back down to the garbage section, along with EVE. They are compacted with other garbage by WALL•E's bigger counterparts, the WALL•As. But they are prevented from being sucked into the vacuum thanks to M-O and the WALL•As shutting the airlock. EVE, who had witnessed her security files of WALL•E protecting her, changes her directive to living with him. But his motherboard is damaged and his replacements are halfway across the galaxy. With McCrea's guidance, they make their way to the holoprojector, which, when inserted with a plant, will send the Axiom back to Earth. But AUTO, given a directive from Buy n Large CEO Shelby Forthright, is determined to stop them by tilting the ship and closing the holoprojector for good. WALL•E keeps it from shutting as he crushes his body but McCrea shuts down AUTO. With the help of other robots and humans, the holoprojector begins a hyperjump straight to Earth. As soon as they land, EVE takes WALL•E to his truck, repairing and recharging him. But his memory is wiped and begins following his original directive. But when EVE gives him a "kiss", it restarts his memory.