Sellbots

Sellbots are one of the four tiers of cogs found in Toontown. As an overview, they represent the selling business and they are the lowest ranked cogs. Despite being the lowest ranked, some Sellbots have powerful attacks, such as the Mover & Shaker and the Mingler, so be careful! The Sellbot Headquarters is the home of the Sellbots and is most likely the first headquarters a toon will visit. The head of all Sellbots is the Senior V.P., which toons can battle in Sellbot HQ.

Sellbots can be identified by their cog symbol, which is pink in color and has four standing bars on it, representing a bar graph (displayed to the right).

List of Sellbots

Cog Name	Level Range	Headshot
Cold Caller	1 - 5
Telemarketer	2 - 6
Name Dropper	3 - 7
Glad Hander	4 - 8
Mover & Shaker	5 - 9
Two Face	6 - 10
The Mingler	7 - 11
Mr. Hollywood	8 - 12

Where to Find Sellbots

Sellbot HQ

Sellbot Headquarters, or commonly known as Sellbot HQ, is the base of all Sellbot operations. It is located at the end of Oak Street in Daisy Gardens. Within the headquarters, there are the Sellbot Towers and the Sellbot Factory.

Toons will usually visit Sellbot HQ first, as there are toontasks in Daisy Gardens that require toons to complete objectives in or around the headquarters. Toons will also come back later in the Toontown campaign to work on the Sellbot Task Force storyline.

Building a Sellbot Disguise & The Sellbot Factory

To fight the V.P., a toon must completely build the Sellbot cog suit disguise and be ready for a promotion. Any toon at any laff can build a Sellbot suit! There are 10 parts a toon must collect to complete their suit. To get all of these parts, a toon must simply fight the Factory Foreman in a Sellbot Factory 10 times. The factory can be found in Sellbot HQ through another tunnel labeled "Sellbot Factory" (to the right when entering the headquarters).

Here, toons can form boarding groups with other toons to take on the factory. There are typically two different routes toons take: the short route and the long route. The short route ensures toons get through the factory quickly while the long route ensures toons defeat all available cogs in the factory. The map below, created originally by Disney's Toontown, presents the map of the entire Sellbot factory. The orange path provides the route taken for the short route and the green path provides the route taken for the long route. The yellow path towards the end shows the overlap between the short and long route.

Please note: the Side Entrance is no longer accessible after the Under New Management update. The map above is still accurate for the layout of the factory.

What is the point of completing a Sellbot factory once I built my suit? That is a wonderful question I asked for you! After completely building a suit, a toon still needs to earn a promotion. A promotion will need to be earned every time a toon levels up their suit. In other words, fight V.P., earn promotion, fight V.P., earn promotion, and so on. To earn a promotion, a toon needs to collect a certain amount of merits. Merits can be collected by defeating Sellbots. Merits will be rewarded at the end of a battle in the same way gag experience is earned. And yes, factories are not the only place to defeat Sellbots, but as a toon moves up in the ranks with their cog suit, a factory will be the most efficient way to collect merits.

Ranking up a cog suit works similarly to how cog levels work. A toon starts out as a level 1 Cold Caller. As a toon continues to defeat the V.P., their cog suit will continue to level up. For example, to a level 2 Cold Caller after defeating one V.P. Would if a toon is currently a level 5 Cold Caller, there is no level 6 Cold Caller to promote to! Good point! A toon's cog suit will then upgrade to a level 2 Telemarketer.

What happens once a toon reaches a level 12 Mr. Hollywood suit? A toon can continue to rank up their suit until they reach level 50, the maxed level. After advancing to level 13, a toon will have teleport access to Sellbot HQ. Upon reaching level 50, a toon will no longer need to collect merits to fight the V.P. As a toon reaches level 15, 20, 30, 40, and 50, they receive a laff point as a reward!

To view cog suit information, go to the Cog Disguise page by clicking the tab in the Shticker Book.

Senior Vice President

The Vice President, also known as the V.P., is the boss of the Sellbots. He can be found within the Sellbot Towers at Sellbot HQ.

Once a toon has successfully built their Sellbot suit and earns a promotion, they can battle the V.P.! To enter the V.P. battle, a toon must enter the elevator within the Sellbot Towers through the four daunting doors in Courtyard (shown below) with a maximum of 7 other toons.

Once everyone has gone up the elevator, the V.P. will be there, congratulating Cogs on their promotions. There will be a familiar toon hanging in a cage and will give you away, rats! The V.P. will get rid of each cog disguise on each toon and then he will begin attacking. One wave of Cogs and one wave of Skelecogs will challenge toons before the boss battle against the V.P. himself. The final battle against the V.P. entails throwing pies at him until he backs himself off the edge of the map! Once completed, the toon in the cage will be saved and an SOS card will be rewarded.

SOS Cards

An SOS card is a one time use reward given by defeating the V.P. The toon trapped in the cage during the V.P. will provide their SOS card to return the favor of saving them. There are 29 different types of SOS cards a toon can receive, some of which are more powerful than others. Each SOS has a unique ability, but a toon can collect multiple of each card. When using an SOS card during battle, the toon on the card will appear during the current round in the battle to help. Using an SOS card will count as a turn.

To call an SOS card during any cog battle, click the suitcase button to the right of the gag choice menu then select the SOS cards tab. Now you can choose an SOS card by pressing the CALL button on the choosen card.

To view SOS cards, go to the Inventory section of the Shticker Book, through the Rewards tab. Select the SOS cards tab. All SOS cards collected are viewable here, a toon can scroll through and filter to find specific cards. The table below lists all the possible SOS cards a toon can collect.