Boardbots

Boardbots are the strongest and final of the five Cog Departments. Toon Resistance Rangers have yet to infiltrate the base of operation for the Boardbots, but this has not stopped them from flooding into the streets of Toontown. The most we know is that Boardbots report to The Chairman in Boardbot Headquarters. HQ Officers can only speculate what happens behind the fallen structures blocking Boardbot Headquarters. Boardbots wear dark-cyan suits with a herringbone pattern and a red tie. The Boardbot emblem is an upwards stock market arrow. In total, there are 14 Boardbot Cogs (15 including the unreleased Jennifer Cog).

Corporate Ladder

Boardbot Cogs
Bagholder	Paper Hands	Insider	Circuit Breaker
Tier 1 Employee	Tier 2 Employee	Tier 3 Employee	Tier 4 Employee
Levels 1-5	Levels 2-6	Levels 3-7	Levels 4-8
Damage Range: 1-11	Damage Range: 2-13	Damage Range: 2-15	Damage Range: 6-18
Deadlock	Shark Watcher	Magnate	Head Honcho
Tier 5 Employee	Tier 6 Employee	Tier 7 Employee	Tier 8 Employee
Levels 5-10	Levels 6-12	Levels 7-15	Levels 8-50
Damage Range: 6-22	Damage Range: 8-27	Damage Range: 9-33	Damage Range: 10-68
Special Boardbot Cogs
Land Acquisition Architect	Director of Land Development	Deep Diver	Gatekeeper
Manager	Manager	Regional Manager	Regional Manager
Level 7.mgr	Level 25.mgr	Level 7.mgr	Level 10.mgr
Damage Range: 9-16	Damage Range: 26-38	Damage Range: 7-8	Damage Range: 12-15
Jennifer	Chief Operating Officer	The Chairman
Secretary	Boss	Boss
Level ???	[CLASSIFIED]	[CLASSIFIED]
Damage Range: ???	Damage Range: ???	Damage Range: ???
Removed Boardbot Cogs
Con Artist	Connoisseur	Swindler	Middleman
Tier 1 Employee	Tier 2 Employee	Tier 3 Employee	Tier 4 Employee
Levels 1-5	Levels 2-6	Levels 3-7	Levels 4-8
Damage Range: 1-11	Damage Range: 3-12	Damage Range: 2-14	Damage Range: 6-16
Toxic Manager	Big Fish	Director of Land Acquisition
Tier 5 Employee	Tier 7 Employee	Manager
Levels 5-10	Levels 7-15	Level 7.mgr
Damage Range: 6-20	Damage Range: 11-32	Damage Range: 9-16

A lineup of all the Boardbot Cogs present in the game

Locations

Boardbots can be found in Boardbot Cog Buildings and Streets

Streets for each playground with the highest percentage of Boardbots:

• Toontown Central: Wacky Way (40%)
• Barnacle Boatyard: Lighthouse Lane (55%)
• Ye Olde Toontowne: Noble Nook (50%)
• Daffodil Gardens: Daisy Drive (65%)
• Mezzo Melodyland: Baritone Boulevard (50%)
• The Brrrgh: Arctic Avenue (70%)
• Acorn Acres: Almond Avenue (50%)
• Drowsy Dreamland: Twilight Terrace (80%)

Boardbot Disguise

Since Toon Resistance Rangers have yet to gather more information on the Boardbots, how to earn a Boardbot Cog Disguise is currently unknown. The Merits required for Promotion are called Shares.

Version History

v1.7.0 BETA

• An all-new Boardbot Cog Line-up has arrived!
  • Bagholder is here to acquire the bag!
  • Paper Hands will never fold!
  • Insider manipulates the market!
  • Circuit Breaker leaves a shocking impression!
  • Deadlock blocks the opposition!
  • Shark Watcher has his eye on you!
  • Magnate swoops into battle!
  • Head Honcho is back on top!
• Con Artist, Connoisseur, Swindler, Middleman, Toxic Manager, and Big Fish Cogs have been fired and decommissioned.

v1.3.0 BETA

• Boardbot Cogs now have a new emblem that is more fitting for their department.

v1.0.0 BETA [Game Release]

• A new Cog department has arrived! Boardbots have invaded the streets.

Trivia

• All of the Boardbot Regional Managers are street Managers, making Boardbots the only department with no Kudos-related Managers.
• Boardbots have the fewest amount of Cogs compared to the other departments, having only a total of 14 Boardbots (or 15 if counting outside of the game, such as Jennifer).
• Boardbots are the second department to receive a department revamp.
  • With this, they are also the first department to receive entirely new Cogs that are not Specialists.
  • According to the C.O.O., the reason for the new hires was because the Chairman believed that lower-level managers and the employees of C.O.G.S. Inc. were responsible for their unsolved problems and restructuring the other departments would have difficult logistical and fiscal issues. Therefore, the Boardbots were the most reasonable choice, alongside some rumors that some of the Cogs were involved in "insider trading".
• Boardbots are the first department to have cogs.ink profiles for their Employee Cogs.
• Boardbots are the first department to have their emblem design change.
  • Prior to its current appearance, it closely resembled the gears used on elevator doors.

Gallery

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  The Boardbot logo pre-v1.3.0