Cogmower

^{Not to be confused with Golden Cogmowers, the rarer, golden counterparts of Cogmowers or Party Cogmowers, the Beesmas Edition of these.}

Cogmower
Location	Any field while the Robo Bear Challenge is active.
Health	Increases with level and round.
Damage	50 (increases with level)
Level	6-22

A Cogmower is a Mob that exclusively appears during Robo Bear's Challenge.

This is the second mob in the Robo Bear Challenge that the player encounters, appearing as early as round 5.

Cogmowers rise from the field before slowly moving around the field aimlessly in a straight line and destroying layers of flowers upon going near them. when the player switches fields, the Cogmower sinks in the former field and ascends to the field the player is currently/recently standing in to follow the player. Cogmowers bounce in different directions when hitting the field's borders or another cogmower. The higher the level of the Cogmower, the more pollen is drained. They only take half the damage from Critical Hits.

In rounds 10 and 20. Cogmowers are the main target mobs, requiring to defeat 10 in Round 10 and 20 in Round 20. In these rounds, cogmowers do not randomly spawn but will always stay in the same field and not follow the player whenever they stand in another field.

In round 10, cogmowers spawn in 3 sets of fields. The first set always contains 4 cogmowers, spawning in either Pineapple Patch, Bamboo Field, or Clover Field. The second set contains 3 cogmowers and will spawn in either Dandelion Field, Sunflower Field, or Strawberry Field. The third set contains 3 cogmowers and will spawn in either Cactus Field, Pumpkin Patch, or Pine Tree Forest.

In round 20, 4 sets of cogmowers spawn and there are 5 cogmowers each set. They spawn in nearly the same fields as round 10, with the addition of the Rose Field.

A Cogmower's level can range from 6-22, depending on what round of Robo Bear's Challenge the player is on.

Health per Level

Level	Health
6	5,400
7	6,400
8	7,400
9	8,400
10	9,400
11	11,000
12	12,000
13	13,400
14	15,000
15	17,000
16	19,000
17	20,000
18	23,000
19	25,000
20	30,000
21	32,000
22	34,000

Strategies

• Cogmowers do not aim for the player, allowing players to sidestep them easily.
• A Cogmower's hitbox is directly in front of it instead of over it, so you can stand inside of one to ensure your bees target them.
• Stand near the Cogmower, this allows your bees to lock on to the Cogmower and quickly deal damage.
• Vicious Bee and Windy Bee provide excellent crowd control, especially since Cogmowers often come in pairs or packs. Digital Bee can also stun many Cogmowers at once, and allow them to take extra damage via Mind Hack.
• The Star Saw' Passive from the Supreme Star Amulet can be useful as it circles you for 30 seconds when activated and can damage multiple Cogmowers simultaneously.
• Frogs, Pollen Haze, and multiple amounts of Supreme Saturators can provide great amounts of field regeneration, which can combat the flowers drained by the cogmowers.

Gallery

A cogmower in the game icon, with Robo Bear, Digital Bee, Basic Bee and a Mechsquito

A cogmower roaming through a field.

A Cogmower next to a Cogturret.

Trivia

• Cogmower is a portmanteau of "Cog" and "Lawnmower'.
• Cogmowers have a unique golden counterpart known as a Golden Cogmower.
  • They also have a Beesmas variant called the Party Cogmower.
• Cogmowers, Golden Cogmowers, Cogturrets and Wild Windy Bee are the only mobs that are able to collect layers of flowers.
• If a Cogmower is stunned due to Digital Bee's Mind Hack, and is hit by an unaffected one, it would still bounce.