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The first five listed have 'male' and 'female' models (basically identical except for the addition of 'eyelashes' on female BotBots), while the big hunky camera-bots appear to be all males. Crowd scenes are filled out with 'generic' BotBots models in multiple colors that come in six forms: condiment-bottle bots (based on the Fottle Barts model), pencil bots, coffee-cup bots, scissor-bots, television(?) bots, and camera bots.They're not all as extreme a change as Kikmee (wow we're bringing her up a lot this section, aren't we?), and some bots are much more toy-like than others, but the overall vibe is definitely more Mega Man style robot than a traditional Transformer. And, of course, the character designs are certainly a departure from the on-package illustrations, typically (but not always!) being much more rounded and human-proportioned than the toys.A few characters even swap squads! Frostferatu is a Lost Bot in the toyline, but is part of the Sugar Shocks in the show.

As such, these characters' 'main' bio writeups on this wiki are written with gender-neutral pronouns, with male/female pronouns used as appropriate in the other sections. Many characters in the show are a different gender from their toy-bio selves, in both directions: toy-Kikmee is male, where show-Kikmee is female, while Fomo goes from toy-female to show-male.

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The cast is skewed heavily towards the initial Series 1 crew, even continuing some plans that were changed in the final version: toy- Kikmee was originally slated as Series 1 Lost Bot, but got pushed to Series 3 and released as part of the Playroom Posse.

It's unknown if the Bots from Series 5 and the original delayed/canceled Series 6 lineup were not 'available' or just the showrunners didn't pick anyone from them, or a combination of the two. Naturally, the show could not be reasonably expected to feature the entire BotBots toyline even if they only featured one of each mold, that's still over 200 BotBots! They do manage a pretty impressive spread, however, with Bots from Series 1 through 4, and several from Series 6 (which was announced just a few days before the show's premiere, seemingly originally planned for a Series 7).This is the first Transformers cartoon to feature a Canadian voice cast since 2005's Cybertron cartoon, though based in Toronto rather than Vancouver.BotBots is the franchise's first straight-up comedy series.The Goldrush Games - Part the First / The Goldrush Games - Part the Second.Spirit of Halloween / Rage Against the Karaoke Machine.The Ruckus Rally / Crime and Bun-ishment.Dimlit in Love / On the Bot Prom Dance Floor.Phoning It In / The Lost Bots and the Claw Crusade.

Escape from Snackatraz / I, Cheeseburger.

Mall Than Meets the Eye / (Never) Be Yourself.

As they adventure together, however, they might just learn that they've already found where they belong. Now, seeking to find where they belong, these misfits must work together to reingratiate themselves with the other BotBots in hopes of being taken back by their true squads, all while preventing the security guard from exposing their existence. After accidentally revealing themselves to the night shift security guard, breaking the BotBots' most sacred rule, these Lost Bots are shunned and treated as outcasts by the others. These tiny bots have organized themselves into squads based on their stores of origin, but some were left in the Lost and Found when the surge occurred.

By day, they hide in plain sight, but by night, they emerge from hiding to have all kinds of fun. When a shopping mall is struck by lightning from an energon cloud, the various ordinary objects within it are given life and become the race of tiny transforming robots known as BotBots.