Tobot

After seeing the destruction the Raptorbots are capable of, Ryan, Kory, Dylan, and Nathan decide to practice, practice, practice. Acnee, who has been monitoring their progress with the Spy Fly, only snickers. She still doesn't know what the true secret of the Mind Core is, and though she has a huge fleet of Raptorbots, she realizes she needs more information. Acnee then remembers that it is the day of Limo's release from prison, and decides her first plan of attack has to be through Limo.

Ryan and Kory hear that the robot competition is currently being held in Daedo City, and they decide to check it out. It turns out that this competition was only a ploy created by Acnee so that she could "run into" the Tobot pilots. Dressed in regular clothes, she pretends to ask them for directions, and they walk along together until, as per Acnee's instructions, Diluk pretends to attack her. Diluk, however, has a hard time controlling his movements.The pilots call on their Tobots to help fight off the Raptorbots' strange attacks.

Diluk pulls up at Daedo Mart to cause trouble, backed by his Bikerbots and all decked out in his motion-capture gear to better control the Raptorbots. The Tobots and their pilots work together to bring the Raptorbots down to the ground. When they return home, a warm meal--prepared by Sora--is set on the table, and the Tobots are rewarded with a high-quality engine oil change. Limo, who remembers the old Sora as being arrogant and selfish, finds it strange that she is now completely different. Franklin waves it off, reminding Limo that he himself was a villain in the past, and that people can change. Shortly afterwards, Franklin finds a gift that Sora made for him: mechanical supports for Franklin's legs.

The construction of Trytan II and the new larger underground Tobot base are well underway. Acnee hoodwinks Tobots X and Y into thinking that Ryan and Kory are now more interested in Trytan II and have forgotten about their own Tobots. Meanwhile, Dolly and Nathan bury themselves in investigation and find that Acnee has been missing from her headquarters. They look for Dylan and the twins to alert them of this important news. Dylan, however, is upset with the twins and resists, suggesting that they dig deeper instead. Acnee, wishing to speed up the conflict, starts a fire in the new Tobot base and plays the "damsel in distress."

Acnee has left victorious, and Franklin and the twins do their best to recover. Suddenly, a multitude of Raptorbots and dice appear all over the city, and nobody knows what they're for. The Tobot team is aware that Acnee is planning something ruthless, but since Ryan and Kory don't have their Tobots, all they can do is worry. Franklin urges his sons to apologize and make up with Dylan, so that they can become a team again to fight off Acnee, but the twins are feeling low and Dylan's not ready for an apology. Meanwhile, Acnee gives Diluk orders to transport Tobots X and Y to the compression chamber.

Since Diluk has disrupted Acnee's plans with the Raptorbots, she prohibits his use of the machines indefinitely. Luckily, she does not know yet that X and Y have escaped, but fearing that it's only a matter of time until she finds out, Diluk heads for the Tobot HQ to at least appear busy. After hearing the twins' complaints, X and Y completely lose their confidence and blame themselves further. Feeling sorry for them, Officer Oh gives them disguises - She makes X look like a taxi, and gives Y a leopard print paint job. Hiding behind their new looks, X and Y tail their pilots. Ryan and Kory meanwhile walk to meet Nathan and Dylan, hoping to reconcile their differences. They find that W and Z are practicing new action sequences, which look so amazing that they remind the twins of their own Tobots. Saddened, the twins turn back. While Acnee grows in strength, the Tobot team is still divided-- When will they reunite?

Just as X, Y, Z and W attempt to move one of the dice, they face the Raptorbots' attacks. But the team takes the Raptorbots by surprise using their Joint Attack. Acnee, now aboard Trytan II, watches as the Raptorbots put the last die in place, and then she launches her own attack. In the meantime, Franklin and Limo learn about the true nature of the dice: They contain the means to help Trytan II destroy Daedo City. Trytan II is revealed to be Tyrant II - not a "super robot" at all, but a villain robot instead.

Tyrant II brings together all the dice to further deepen the fear that shrouds Daedo City. The city needs their guardians more than ever, but the twins and their Tobots are still feeling down, and are in no shape to help. X and Y confess that they would rather become mindless robots than become unfit to protect their pilots. Inspired by their Tobots' loyalty, Ryan and Kory start to snap out of it. Limo just then comes in to lay out his cleverly-devised plan to defeat Tyrant II once and for all.

A small hole-in-the-wall noodle restaurant is filled to the brim with customers. There are people waiting outside to get a taste of this famous recipe. A lone man weaves his way swiftly through the hordes and seats himself in a narrow corner of the shop. After a taste, he makes quick jots on his smart phone device, then leaves just as quickly as he had come. Seeing that this man left his phone behind, the shop owner decides to keep the phone by the cash register. Then at night, when the shop is closed, the phone suddenly comes to life, and transforms into a small mouse form. It scurries around the empty shop, and then sneakily sets fire to the restaurant.

The kids run into Officer Oh, and they start to talk about the fire at Grandma's Original noodle shop. Officer Oh and the Daedo police force are stumped as to the culprit, and continue their investigation. Diluk enters a famous noodle shop wearing sunglasses, and after eating a large serving of noodles, leaves a cell phone behind. Only later does he realize that he has left his own cell phone behind, instead of the one that Tom Fuse gave him. Angered at his mistake, Diluk kicks the mouse cell phone, which accidentally lands in Officer Oh's police car. As Officer Oh starts driving the mouse cell phone starts buzzing, signalling its transformation.

The kids are disappointed that all their favorite noodle restaurants in the city have closed down. They discover a small shop next to the village bus stop and decide to try out their noodles. The shop owner introduces herself, and it turns out she's an amazing cook. After a satisfying meal, the kids take a walk around town, when they discover an apple tree. Timmy says he wants an apple, so Kory starts to climb the tree without a moment's hesitation, when he suddenly falls off.

The children are having a discussion with a map spread out in front of them, when Layla and Asher drop in. The children hurriedly hide the maps when Asher asks what they were doing. In order to avoid the question, Dylan brings up the village's new popular noodle restaurant, making fun of the imperfect service. Layla suddenly rushes out the door crying, as the others look on, speechless. Asher tells them that the restaurant is owned Layla's mother, and that they should all apologize, but his argument with Kory only heats up. Franklin returns Officer Oh's police car, repaired and good as new. Meanwhile, Tom Fuse gives Diluk a new robot called "Roosterbot," and sends him to Layla's mom's restaurant.

Everyone in Daedo City is talking about Tom Fuse, who stars in a hit TV show and many popular movies. Dolly, Officer Oh, Layla, and even Mrs. Park are huge fans of his, but the boys don't understand why everyone likes him. After some consideration, Franklin and Limo decide that the Tobot team would work most efficiently if split into two groups. Meanwhile, Tom Fuse makes preparations to launch his Food by Fuse restaurant chain, using his immense popularity as a launch pad.

Officer Oh and Tobot C are in hot pursuit of the fake cops in their black van, and they decide they need backup. Officer Oh calls the Dream Team for help, but Ryan, who's in the shower, is unable to hear his Smart Key ringing. Kory, however, takes the call and heads off to beat his brother to the chase. Officer Oh is confused about why Kory has come, when she called on Nathan and Ryan, but at this point, she needs all the help she can get to keep on the black van's trail. The chase continues.

Ryan and Kory are obsessed with competing against each other. All day long they stare at their Smart Keys, ready at any minute for a call from Officer Oh. Meanwhile, Officer Oh uses clues from the CCTV recordings and goes out to investigate the car wash where the fake officers' black van was last seen. Sure enough, the van is there! But as she approaches the vehicle, it tranforms into a lizard bot, and tries to capture Officer Oh.

While the Food by Fuse launch festivities continue, Officer Oh goes over to get a closer look at the black van with Ryan, Kory, Dylan and Nathan. Just as they're questioning whether this is the fake cops' van, a man climbs into the driver's seat, and his flashy watch catches Officer Oh's eye--it's the same watch she saw on the fake officer who took Diluk away from the station! And so the chase begins, but the van somehow keeps changing color. To make matters worse, the van spurts out black oil, sending Officer Oh and her Tobot C careening away from the chase.

Food by Fuse is opening its 200th store, and as a special opening event, Tom Fuse is slated to appear for an autograph signing. Dolly makes a gift for Tom Fuse to give to him at the signing. When she gets there, however, she spots a lady protesting just outside the restaurant. Curious about her story, she approaches the lady, when suddenly a big robot tentacle appears out of nowhere and tries to capture the lady. Dolly calls on the Tobots for help.

In order to alert people of the effect Food by Fuse has on small businesses, and to tell Mrs. Hall's story, Dolly requests that Kory post an article about it on his Soccer News site. Kory rejects her proposal, given that his site is devoted to soccer-related news only. Dolly realizes that she can work without Kory and makes her own online news site. She holds an interview in hopes of getting some journalists to join her, but nobody signs up. When Dolly's ready to give up, Layla drops in and volunteers to help.

Tobot R rescues a protestor from the mysterious squid-bot tentacles. Dolly passes Norman on the street, but is surprised to see that he isn't with his mother. Norman tells Dolly that his mother went missing that morning. Dolly decides that she and Mrs. Park will take care of him in his mother's absence.

Tobot R appears to help Daedo City's firefighters put out the fire at Food by Fuse. Meanwhile, when Norman sees that Dolly pays more attention to D's Mind Core than to him, he begins to feel jealous.

Dolly goes out in search of Norman. Although Tobot D's rehabilitation is not yet complete, D decides to accompany Dolly in her search. Diluk shows Tom Fuse and Mr. Holmes some special techniques for brainwashing the Food by Fuse "taste-testers" into loving the food. These taste-testers look strangely similar to the protestors who were captured.

Unable to transform without Dylan, Z helps protect Ryan and Kory from the Octobot's tentacles in car form. The twins call Nathan, Officer Oh and Dr. Noh for help, but no one picks up the call. In the passageway, in the meantime, Dolly and Dylan get separated from Tobot D. D finds Norman trapped by a tentacle and rushes to rescue him.

There is now a Food by Fuse restaurant on practically every corner of Daedo City, and the food is becoming more and more popular with kids. Dolly starts noticing that her classmates have grown restless, and have started shaking their legs in class. Sensing something is awry, Dolly decides to investigate with her journalist partner, Layla.

Dr. Noh is recovering from the exhausting process of putting out the Daedo City warehouse fire. The Tobot team worry that they will be defenseless against more fires without the help of Dr. Noh and Tobot R. Kory suggests that they find a spare pilot to cover for Dr. Noh for when R is repaired. Naturally, his first thought is of Neon.

Many of the same kids who had shaky legs have now begun sleep-walking around Daedo City, and more suspicions arise about the possible relationship between their behaviour and Food by Fuse. It turns out Acnee's impersonator is none other than Diluk, who is somehow able to perfectly imitate her voice. He makes another public annoucement, inviting the Tobots to meet "Acnee" for a real battle this time. The Tobot team bravely decides to face her.

Neon believes that he must be harsher in his dealings with the team members and becomes very strict. Perhaps the change was too abrupt for his members, as they all complain. Meanwhile, Tom Fuse assesses Mr. Holmes's progress in disguising the Raptorbot assembly lines at the Food by Fuse factory. He's also pleased to see his new machines operating smoothly, ensuring fast production in both food and Raptorbot sectors.

Shaken by all the public suspicion surrounding Food by Fuse, Tom hastens to open his public factory tours to prove to the public that he has "nothing to hide." Of course, he has now disguised and locked down the sectors of the factory where he is producing Raptorbots and designing other anti-Tobot technology. Meanwhile, dejected, Neon packs up to return to his home in the countryside, giving up his role as team leader, and as Tobot R's pilot.

Team Quatran enters the Food by Fuse factory first, in search of Layla. Just as they get their bearings, they're suddenly attacked by Tom Fuse's robotic assembly machines.

The Tobots, trapped by Tom Fuse at his factory, are awaiting their doom, as the pilots are forced to look on with dread. All hope seems lost, until Tobot R comes to their rescue, just in time! Tom Fuse is amused by the dramatic appearance of another Tobot, and prepares his Centipede for a final attack.