Aunt Fanny is a kind-hearted, generous, good-humoured, cheery, nurturing, motherly figure toward broken "outmode" robot. She took in Fender Pinwheeler, Piper Pinwheeler, Crank, Lug, and Diesel when they had nowhere else to go, allowing them to stay in her boarding house, making them her possible adoptive sons and daughter or nephews and niece.

Jennifer Coolidge as Aunt Fanny (also known as Aunt Fan in the UK and Australian version), a motherly snail-like robot who takes in outmoded and homeless robots; Harland Williams as Lugnut or "Lug", an imposing but good-natured green muscular robot who befriends Rodney along with his best friend Diesel, a slim, mute robot who lacks a voice box

Aunt Fanny: [pushes Rodney into wall with large backside] Where's your friend, dear? Fender: He's been rear-ended.

Aunt Fanny is a supporting character in the 2005 feature film, Robots. She was voiced by Jennifer Coolidge. She is a motherly figure to the Rusties, whom she adopted as her housemates when they were homeless. Her name appears to be derived from her …

Aunt Fanny is a supporting character in the 2005 film Robots. She was voiced by Jennifer Coolidge. Aunt Fanny is a large, red (or occasionally pink) and white colored, snail-like robot with dark blue eyes. Her most notable feature is her enormous bottom, which resembles a snail's shell.

Jennifer Coolidge is the voice of Aunt Fanny in Robots, and Mami Horikoshi is the Japanese voice. Movie: Robots Franchise: Robots

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Aunt Fanny's Tour of Booty is a five-minute computer-animated film that was included as a bonus feature on the DVD and VHS releases of Robots and a prequel to the film. In the short, Aunt Fanny gives a tour of the Robot City Train Station to a motley collection of robots, including Fender Pinwheeler, Zinc, Tammy, Hacky, and an Old Lady-Bot.

Jennifer Coolidge as Aunt Fanny (also known as Aunt Fan in the UK and Australian version), a motherly snail-like robot who takes in outmoded and homeless robots; Harland Williams as Lugnut or "Lug", an imposing but good-natured green muscular robot who befriends Rodney along with his best friend Diesel, a slim, mute robot who lacks a voice box

Jennifer Coolidge's first-time voice acting in a theatrical film. Later she's go onto voice Jacilyn and Heidi in Igor, Durmessa in Hell... In the UK and Australian releases of Robots, her name is changed to "Aunt Fan", because "Fanny" has an inapropriate meaning in …