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Sellbot Field Office

A Sellbot Field Office is a menacing Boss Building that takes over Toon Headquarters in the streets of Daisy Gardens, Minnie's Melodyland, The Brrrgh, and Donald's Dreamland. Unlike ordinary Cog Buildings, a Sellbot Field Office not only takes over Toon Headquarters but also contains two Cog office minigames and is operated by an all-new boss Cog. When Toon Headquarters in a street is taken over, it is taken over across all districts of Toontown. Multiple groups of Toons are each transported to a single wing of a Sellbot Field Office called an annex. There are many annexes needed to be taken down for a Sellbot Field Office to be conquered. Although Sellbot Field Offices most commonly have tiers that range from one star to three stars, they can go up to four stars.

Toons do not need to meet specific requirements in order to enter a Sellbot Field Office, though it is advised to have plenty of laff and plenty of gags available.

Runthrough and gameplay[]

Battle mechanics[]

Once Toons enter a Sellbot Field Office annex, they are greeted by a member of the Toon Resistance through a transmitted signal who states what their three starting gag tracks are. One of three starting gag tracks is always Throw or Squirt by default. Additionally, Trap cannot be a starting gag track unless Lure is one of three starting gag tracks.

Sellbot Field Offices are so devoid of silliness that certain gag tracks become ineffective against the Cogs. Affected gag tracks need to be restored by collecting jokes during the office minigames. For both office minigames, jokes can be collected to restore two gag tracks. Additional jokes are then converted into laff after restoring two gag tracks. Below is a table showing the number of jokes required for restoring gag tracks and the maximum number of jokes. The maximum number of jokes may not always be consistent, but the Cold Caller Cubicles tend to have one less joke compared to the Mega-Mover Mazes.

One-star Two-star Three-star Four-star
Joke
25 jokes for one gag track
40 jokes for two gag tracks
Max: 54-55 jokes
35 jokes for one gag track
55 jokes for two gag tracks
Max: 65 jokes
45 jokes for one gag track
65 jokes for two gag tracks
Max: 79-80 jokes
55 jokes for one gag track
75 jokes for two gag tracks
Max: 90 jokes


Although Toons are encouraged to devise new gag strategies due to limited gag tracks, they may still utilize rewards such as SOS cards, unites, and pink slips to assist in Cog battles.

Battle floors Boiler Room
One-star Level 7 - Level 12 Level 7 - Level 13*
Two-star Level 7 - Level 13 Level 7 - Level 14*
Three-star Level 7 - Level 14 Level 7 - Level 15*
Four-star Level 8 - Level 14 Level 8 - Level 15*


Although these are the Cogs' natural levels in the Boiler Room, The Boiler can promote the Cogs up to a maximum of level 20.

Floors and office minigames[]

With the exception of the Boiler Room, order of floors and office minigames may change each time Toons enter a Sellbot Field Office annex. While Toons are inside the Sellbot Field Office annex, it is explained which gag tracks have impact against the Cogs, and briefings regarding the office minigames are also given.

Stomper Room[]

Toons battle Cogs in the Stomper Room before advancing to one of the office minigames.

SBFO Stomper Room

Surveillance Room[]

Toons battle Cogs in the Surveillance Room before advancing to one of the office minigames.

SBFO Surveillance Room

Cold Caller Cubicles[]

The Cold Caller Cubicles are an icy battleground where Cold Callers keep everything cold. Toons need to skate their way through the cubicles and turn up the heat by enabling the thermostats. However, Cold Callers do not sit around and are constantly attempting to disable the thermostats. Toons must prevent Cold Callers from enabling the thermostats by defeating them using snowballs that can be obtained from cabinets. Two snowballs are required to defeat Cold Callers; two, three, or four snowballs are required to defeat other Cogs.

SBFO Cold Caller Cubicles


Damage from Cold Callers Damage from slow Cogs
One-star -12 -17 (Name Dropper)
Two-star -15 -21 (Mover & Shaker)
Three-star -18 -25 (Mover & Shaker)
Four-star -21 -29 (Two-Face)

Mega-Mover Mazes[]

The Mega-Mover Mazes are the stomping ground of supersized Mover & Shakers known as Mega-Movers. Toons need to battle their way through the mazes and grab water balloons from water coolers in order to defeat the Mega-Movers. Three water balloons are required to defeat the Mega-Movers; one or two water balloons are required to defeat other Cogs.

SBFO Mega-Mover Mazes


Number of Mega-Movers Damage from Mega-Movers Damage from slow Cogs Damage from fast Cogs Damage from filing cabinets
One-star 4 -25 -20 (Cold Caller) -10 (Telemarketer) -5
Two-star 4 -30 -23 (Cold Caller) -12 (Name Dropper) -5
Three-star 4 -35 -26 (Glad Hander) -14 (Name Dropper) -5
Four-star 5 -40 -29 (Glad Hander) -16 (Two-Face) -5

Boiler Room[]

The Boiler Room full of high pressure sales is overseen by The Boiler, an all-new boss Cog unlike any other Cog ever encountered before. Defeating The Boiler is key to cutting the power of a Sellbot Field Office annex. After The Boiler is defeated, Toons are awarded remote controls.

SBFO Boiler Room

Trivia[]

  • The code name for Field Offices is known as "Cogdominiums".
  • Part of the exterior design for Toontown Rewritten's Sellbot Field Office was inspired by the Cogdominium from the discontinued Toontown 2.0 prototype.[1] Animations of the Sellbot Field Office where it drops onto Toon Headquarters and uses its eyes to look around were also inspired by the animations of the Cogdominium.
  • The Cold Caller Cubicles were inspired by a single piece of Toontown Online concept art that depicts an icy office for Cold Callers.[2]
  • Sometime during the early development stage of Sellbot Field Offices, an original idea for a new Sellbot office minigame was a "Backstage Tour" office of Mr. Hollywoods where Toons would battle them as they fly by using Seltzer Bottles while riding inside a minecart, which was scrapped in favor of the Cold Caller Cubicles because it was "too much work to take on".[notes 1]
  • From November 20th to November 29th in 2021, several ARGs occurred that heralded Sellbot Field Offices.[3] Toon News... for the Amused! premiered their weekday report broadcast on December 1st and captured live footage of the first Sellbot Field Office taking over Toon Headquarters on Elm Street in Daisy Gardens at the Kaboomberg district.[4]
  • Certain members of the Toon Resistance, such as J.S. Bark, that guide Toons through Sellbot Field Office annexes were originally SOS Toons whose cards were awarded to Toons when freeing them by defeating Sellbot Field Offices in Toontown Online.

Gallery[]

Notes[]

  1. As stated on the Toontown Rewritten Discord server by Joey in response to community feedback (January 14, 2021).

References[]

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