Somewhere in the Brikverse, a lab of scientist were developing robots to be more killy, more murder hungry, to be intelligent enough to understand the true meaning of bloodshed. They went through many prototypes, but it wasn't until now that they finally succeeded. Named MM-100, this strange device looked like a metal circle with a eye. Guess what, that's exactly what it is. It then proceeded to murder all the scientists, and then free the other robots that agreed with the MM-100's views. With their creators dead, the "M&M" began hacking its robot allies, giving them new life, and then naming them as he saw fit based on their previous existence. They then decended upon the corpses of the scientists, and took their decapitated corpses as the bodies they needed to properly engage in war. Thus was born the Mekmen, worshipers of the Great M&M, holy warriors and brutal destroyers.
All Mekmen are divided up into castes, each caste built around the functions of the original Mekmen. Mekmen from each caste is then tasked to a Temple, also called a Hive Mind by non-believers. From highest to lowest in ranking:
Priest Caste
Slayer Caste
Elite Caste
Engi Caste
Scout Caste
Warrior Caste

The Priest Caste is named for their connection to the M&M. Only they can speak his name allowed.

The Slayer Caste specializes in killing high value targets with its Blade of Hate.

Elites serve as heavy weapons bearers, carrying the heavy Plaz Cannon

Tasked with field construction and making more Mekmen, Engi are the only ones that can fix (or break) stuff, as decreed by the Great M&M.

Sneaky and stealthy, the Scouts serve as the eyes of the Temple.

Warriors are sent to die first because the Great M&M loves them so. They are the first to join with the Temple in battle, and it is tradition to carve symbols of the afterlife onto the body they are possessing.
So that's that. Years of decapitating minifigs created a mishmash army of multi colored robot people. I'm proud of myself. They probably are terrible, but I can't tell, and that's all that matters (right?).






