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The Master

Background information
Feature films	The Brave Little Toaster The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue
Television programs
Video games
Park attractions
Portrayed by
Portrayed by
Animators
Voice	Wayne Kaatz Chris Young Timothy E. Day (young) Maciej Robakiewicz (Polish)
Performance model
Designer
Inspiration
Honors and awards
Character information
Full name
Other names	Rob McGroarty (real name)
Personality	Kind, friendly, smart
Appearance	Average teenager with red hair and glasses
Birthday
Occupation	Veterinary student
Affiliations	The School of Veterinary Medicine
Goal	To find his old appliances and take them to college To recover his thesis
Home	Apartment in the city with his mom (first film) College Dorm (second film) House with Chris and Robby (third film)
Relatives	Chris McGroarty (wife), Robbie (son)
Pets
Allies	Toaster, Lampy, Blanky, Kirby, Radio, Ratso, T.V., Air Conditioner, Chris
Minions
Enemies	The Giant Magnet, Cutting-Edge Appliances, Mack
Likes	His appliances, having fun with Chris
Dislikes	Losing his old appliances
Powers and abilities
Weapons
Fate	Escapes from the Giant Magnet and takes the appliances to college with him (The Brave Little Toaster). Graduates in Veterinary School and has a baby with Chris.
Quote	"I just have to put the finishing touches on my thesis, and I'll see you there."

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The Master (real name: Rob McGroarty) is a major character in all three of The Brave Little Toaster movies.

The Brave Little Toaster

The Master is the Toaster's and the appliances' rightful owner, and the primary reason of their search. Thinking he abandoned them, they decide to find their Master themselves, passing through many dangers along the way. Finally reaching his new apartment, the appliances discover that Rob replaced them, and are sent to a junkyard. The Master's black and white television broadcasts the Toaster's current location to him, and he departs to the location in the nick of time, only to be thrown in the Crusher's conveyor belt by The Giant Magnet. The Toaster sacrifices itself to save him, and Rob takes them home to fix the mangled Toaster and take them to college.

He has very strong sentimental value attached to the appliances, evidenced by the lengths to which he went to retrieve them. He was a sandwich kid and the appliances were his only friends, until his parents made him move and didn't let him take them with him.

Trivia

He was voiced by Wayne Kaatz in the first film and by Chris Young in both of the sequels. He resembles a teen version of John Darling.
When he was young, he wore exactly the same shirt (orange and off-white stripes, short sleeve) as Phineas Flynn does.