If anyone remembers a 2.5D point-and-click adventure/puzzle game called The Fall and its sequel, The Fall Part 2: Unbound, those games had some solid characters who never got any widespread acclaim since the games never really broke out.
There's a character called One, who is a robot android built as part of The Many, a hive mind of androids that take in information and mimic it. He managed to escape the information gravity well that their collective consciousness makes, and spends his days practicing kung fu, reflecting on art (of himself practicing kung fu) and meditating (to do kung fu better). He's a total meathead which is a great contrast to the usual isolated robot tropes.
In his section of the game, there are puzzles themed around polluting the collective consciousness of The Many with intellectual junk food like cheesy kung fu movies and bad music. At one point you rifle through the foot locker of a soldier who was stationed on the military base and find a porn mag. One and the other robot personality in his head (ARID) discuss using it as a tool against The Many.
>ARID: You said The Many can absorb visual information, correct?
>One: Yes.
>ARID: Do they enjoy absorbing art?
>One: The Many are designed to take in all forms of information, artistic or not. They do not "enjoy" anything.
>One: They do not perceive art. They are not like me. I am ONE.
>ARID: What do you think of this magazine?
>One: . . .
>One: . . . That is NOT art.