Tobot Daedo's Heroes

With a crew of high-tech carjackers led by Boss Karr on the loose in Daedo City, Tobots X, Y, and Z return to the streets, and Ryan, Kory and Dylan are back at the wheel. The Tobots corner Boss Karr, but her army of Rebbots catches them by surprise and Z's mind core is put to the challenge.

Franklin and Limo continue searching for a way to transfer Z into a new Mind Core. Meanwhile, Boss Karr's gang infiltrate a robotics expo and hijack a fleet of robots. Ryan, Kory, and Dylan must intervene without Z's help. Meanwhile, the frustrated Z meets their new neighbor, Han, who also happens to be stuck on the sidelines recuperating while his friends see all the action.

When Han suspects his neighbors are harboring Tobots in their garage, the gang have to run interference to keep him from learning their secret - much to Z's chagrin. Meanwhile, Dylan struggles to control the new model of his robotic hand, nearly destroying the lab in the process.

As Han struggles to adapt to the quirks of the Kwon household, Boss Karr's gang strike again. Ryan, Kory, and Dylan take X and Y to assist the police in a high speed pursuit. Meanwhile, Han and Z bond over a joyride. When Boss Karr learns about Z's injury, she sees an opportunity to nip her Tobot problem in the bud.

Hoping to cheer up Z, Ryan builds a VR highway simulator. But when Z's Mind Core starts degrading even faster thanks to his joyride with Han, a furious Dylan chews them out and locks Z away for his own protection. Franklin and Limo realize they may be out of time to perform the Mind Core transfer. Meanwhile, Han searches for a way to help Z himself.

Han and Z roll straight into Boss Karr's trap. Dylan and the gang scramble to rescue them, but are forced to make a pit stop to intervene with an apartment fire. Soon, Han discovers the self-proclaimed Tobot repair specialists are actually plotting to destroy Z's Mind Core.

Z and Han escape Boss Karr's warehouse with the Rebbots in hot pursuit. Ryan, Kory, Dylan, X, and Y intervene, but Boss Karr decides to take the Road Ripper out for its maiden voyage. When the behemoth bulldozer overpowers X and Y, Z convinces Dylan to transform him - only to find it doesn't work and Z's growing bond with Han is altering his Mind Core.

Dylan and Han successfully transform Z and manage to fend off the Road Ripper, but the stress on Z's damaged core causes the situation to go critical. The gang takes Z back to the lab, where Han and Dylan must work together to complete the Mind Core transfer. Meanwhile, Boss Karr's gang lick their wounds and plot a new business endeavor.

A trio of new bots arrive in Daedo, looking for Doctor Char. Meanwhile, Eugene repairs the Road Ripper, Boss Karr and Valerie scheme to promote their new robot-rental service, and soon find themselves in a turf-war with another android. The Tobots arrive on the scene, and Han struggles to live up to his newfound role as Z's copilot.

The new bots reveal they're Tobots from a neighboring city and want to join forces, but are reluctant to explain their mysterious origin. Meanwhile, Boss Karr and Valerie find their first customer - an elderly man named Earnest who's frustrated with Daedo's growing reliance on technology. Ernest uses the Dalloway Service fleet to attack storefronts and stage a robot uprising.

With their Tophones out of power, Ryan and Kory are unable to activate X and Y's battle attacks. They try fending off the Rebbot army with improvised attacks but soon find themselves overwhelmed. The Rescue Crew (the new Tobots known as M, P, and L) must intervene, taking Kory, Ryan, and Dylan on as temporary pilots.

Han takes the Rescue Crew to meet his friends, hoping the new Tobots will take them on as their pilots, but M, P, and L are less than impressed with their options. Meanwhile, Ryan, Kory and Dylan work with X, Y, and Z to clean up the mess from their tangle with the Rebbots.

Ernest catches the gang by surprise, overwhelming X, Y and Z, and damaging a nearby construction crane in the process. The Rescue Crew arrive just in time and pull a three-way integration to form Rescue 3. Can this combo be what's needed to get the Road Ripper on the ropes?

Ryan and the gang explore Rescue 3's attack functions, but training is cut short when a nearby group of hikers are caught in a forest fire. L accidentally takes on an elderly hiker as his pilot to put out the blaze, confirming Ryan's theory that the Rescue Team are able to be piloted by anybody.

As Ernest terrorizes Daedo with the Leobot, the gang arrives on the scene and unleashes the full force of the Tobot army. But when Boss Karr arrives to back up Ernest with the Road Ripper and Ryan and Kory accidentally mix up their Tobots' commands, the villains gain the advantage and the Rescue Crew must take up Kaylee, Ben and Chuck on their offer to pilot them.

Rescue 3 squares off against Ernest, who sets fire to the surrounding buildings in an effort to get the Tobots at a disadvantage. When Kaylee, Ben, and Chuck receive temp licenses and form Rescue 3, it will be all up to them to unleash an ultimate attack that can hopefully save the day.

With the Dalloway gang's robots wreaking havoc throughout the City, the boys are eager to get X, Y, and Z's new integration firmware uploaded, but Franklin and Limo have been recruited by the Space Program to help build a base on the moon. The Rescue Crew decide to reveal their creator's identity, but little do they know that the mysterious Dr. Zinc is already collaborating with Limo and Franklin.

The crew celebrate X, Y, and Z's freshly restored integration protocols, and the Rescue Crew are excited to reunite with Dr. Zinc, but when the Dalloway gang attacks the doctor's convoy, the Tobots scramble to rescue her. X, Y, and Z combo-up and tangle with the Leobot, but unexpected system glitches hamper their attacks. At the same time, not all is as it seems with Dr. Zinc.

The gang settle into Project Whitesail HQ, where the Rescue Crew have an awkward reunion with Maggie (Dr. Zinc), unaware she's been replaced by team Dalloway's doppelganger. Franklin and Limo get to work, and the boys explore their new base of operations. After hearing an inspiring anecdote from the project director, Ryan decides to start beta-testing the updated Tritanware.

Boss Karr's concrete-slinging battle bot has M, P, and L on the ropes, but the boys intervene with a fully debugged Neo Tritan and send the villains packing. Back at Project Whitesail HQ, Android Maggie gets all the pieces in place for the launch day heist. Meanwhile, the real Maggie tries to contact the Rescue Crew and expose the ruse, only to get caught right before she can reach them.

After a game of hot pursuit with the Rebbots, the Tobots find themselves caught in a sticky trap thanks to a double-dose of the Dalloway Gang's new machines. After a rough scramble, our heroes manage to escape their concrete captivity and must strike back with a Rescue 3/Neo Tritan double whammy.

Rattled by Android Maggie's admonition, X, Y, and Z start pulling away from the Rescue Crew, stirring up even more drama. Meanwhile, Android Maggie successfully hacks the shuttle, but when Director Moss and the Head of Security catch her in the act, she incapacitates them and locks them aboard the craft.

The Rescue Crew set aside their beef with X, Y, and Z, to help them fend off the Dalloway gang's battle bots. Android Maggie intervenes and tries to fool them into believing she's the real Doctor Zinc, but the Rescue Crew see through her gambit. Eugene pulls a combination of his own and fights to keep our heroes from stopping the hijacked liftoff.

As the Whitesail shuttle barrels into the stratosphere, Neo Tritan and P race to save their friends, but when the stage-two boosters fire, the Big Three (X, Y, and Z) are knocked back to Earth. It seems like the end of the line of M, P, and L, unless X, Y, and Z can unlock a dazzling turbo-charge, and soar to new heights to rescue the Rescue Crew.