The Cold Caller is the lowest cog of the Sellbot corporate ladder. They range from level one to level five.
Most commonly found at these locations and during Cold Caller Invasions:
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Silly Street (ToonTown Central)
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Lighthouse Lane (Donald's Dock)
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Elm Street (Daisy Gardens)
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Alto Avenue (Minnie's Melodyland)
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Sleet Street (The Brrrgh)
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Sellbot Headquarters
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Sellbot Factory
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Sellbot Towers
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Cog buildings on above listed streets
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Field office (Vice President Battle)
Telemarketer is the second cog on the corporate ladder of theSellbots and has a level range of two to six.
Most commonly found at these locations and during Telemarketer invasions:
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Punchline Place (ToonTown Central)
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Silly Street (ToonTown Central)
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Elm Street (Daisy Gardens)
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Oak Street (Daisy Gardens)
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Alto Avenue (Minnie's Melodyland)
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Sleet Street (The Brrrgh)
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Sellbot Headquarters
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Sellbot Factory
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Sellbot Towers
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Cog buildings on above listed streets
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Field office (Vice President Battle)
Name Dropper is the third cog on the corporate ladder of Sellbots. Their level ranges from three to seven.
Most commonly found at these locations and during Name Dropper invasions:
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Punchline Place (ToonTown Central)
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Elm Street (Daisy Gardens)
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Oak Street (Daisy Gardens)
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Alto Avenue (Minnie's Melodyland)
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Sleet Street (the Brrrgh)
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Sellbot Headquarters
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Sellbot Factory
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Sellbot Towers
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Cog buildings on above listed streets
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Field office (Vice President Battle)
Glad Hander is the fourth cog on the corporate ladder of Sellbots. Their levels range from four to eight.
Most commonly found at these locations and during Glad Hander invasions:
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Silly Street (ToonTown Central)
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Lighthouse Lane (Donald's Dock)
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Elm Street (Daisy Gardens)
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Oak Street (Daisy Gardens)
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Alto Avenue (Minnie's Melodyland)
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Sleet Street (The Brrrgh)
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Lullaby Lane (Donald's Dreamland)
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Sellbot Headquarters
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Sellbot Factory
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Sellbot Towers
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Cog buildings on the above listed streets
Mover & Shaker is the fifth cog on the corporate ladder of Sellbots. Their levels range from five to nine.
Most commonly found at these locations and during Mover & Shaker invasions:
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Oak Street (Daisy Gardens)
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Lighthouse Lane (Donald's Dock)
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Sleet Street (The Brrrgh)
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Lullaby Lane (Minnie's Melodyland)
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Sellbot Headquarters
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Sellbot Factory
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Sellbot Towers
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Cog buildings on above listed streets
A Two-Face is the sixth cog on the corporate ladder of Sellbots. Its levels range from six to ten.
Most commonly found at these locations and during Two-Face invasions:
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Lighthouse Lane (Donald's Dock)
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Oak Street (Daisy Gardens)
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Maple Street (Daisy Gardens)
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Sleet Street (The Brrrgh)
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Lullaby Lane (Minnie's Melodyland)
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Sellbot Headquarters
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Sellbot Factory
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Sellbot Towers
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Cog buildings on above listed streets
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Field office (Vice President Battle)
The Mingler is the seventh cog on the corporate ladder of theSellbots, and is a building-only cog, unless there is an invasion. They range from level seven to eleven.
Most commonly found at these locations and during The Mingler invasions:
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Sellbot Factory
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Sellbot Towers
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Cog buildings
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Field office (Vice President Battle)
Mr. Hollywood is the highest leveled cog on the corporate ladder ofSellbots. They are building-only cogs, unless there is an invasion. Their levels range from eight to twelve.
Most commonly found at these locations and during Mr. Hollywood invasions:
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Sellbot Factory
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Sellbot Towers
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Cog buildings
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Field office (Vice President Battle)
The Senior Vice President of Sales (VP)
is the boss of the Sellbots. He resides in Sellbot Towers in Sellbot Headquarters.
The VP is a boss cog, with binocular-like eyes, large teeth, and two faces. He wears a violet Sellbot cog suit with a white collar underneath. He has a yellow and green light bulb on his head. The VP sits on a gear-shaped podium that retracts and resembles a tank, and moves using silver tracks on the bottom of the podium.
Merits
Before you fight the V.P, you will need to get enough Merits for a promotion. Then run to the far end of Sellbot HQ and enter the doors. Get a group of toons and head to the Sellbot Towers
Attacks
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Throw Gears - The VP will look at the targeted toon and hurl multiple gears to the toon. Being hit by the gears will deduct 3 laff points. They can be avoided by jumping or moving out of the way.
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Gear Shower - The VP will twirl around, causing a shower of gears to hit the toons. Being hit by the shower will deduct 3 laff points.
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Jump - The VP will jump, which will deduct 10 laff points. This can be avoided by jumping.
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Undercarriage gears - Gears will fly out from his undercarriage, which will deduct 2 laff points. This can be avoided by jumping or moving out of the way, but jumping makes a toon unable to hurl pies into the undercarriage well.
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Swipe - The VP will sit down and swipe at the toon nearby, deducting 5 laff points. This happens when a toon runs into the VP.
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Bump - When a toon bumps into the VP, they lose a laff point. During the pie battle, it may activate Swipe.
Battle
A Whole Cream Pie is used to defeat the Vice President. A toon can obtain pies from the caged shopkeeper. To throw one, press the delete key, insert key or the pie button at the top of the screen. On a Mac, press the FORWARD DELETE key. Instead of buying these from Goofy's Gag Shop, a toon can get them for free from the captive shopkeeper. A toon will have unlimited Whole Cream Pies after you get them from the shopkeeper. A pie must hit the Vice President above his treads while he is distracted by toons. Then he will be stunned and toons will be able to damage him. Toons will be able to throw pies at each other giving the targeted toon 1 laff point.
Reward
The VP will fall off the towers and be defeated. Then the toon will be able to collect reward and be automatically teleported back to Daisy Gardens.
Their reward consists of gag points, and the toon that a toon saved can help them in battle if they need him/her. See the SOS toon page for more details.
