Tobot. Heroes of Deido

Pop's color scheme is light blue and orange. He transforms into a convertible sports car, driven by a miniature version of himself. However, the miniature version is located in the cabin, not in the engine compartment, as with other Tobots.

It appears as a blue and red composite with the letters H and J on its chest, representing the initials of its component tobots. Initially, it had no pilot for commands, allowing Twin Punch to choose its own moves. During battle, it can change its head, revealing who is currently controlling it.

Tobot Sonic is primarily white, with dark blue and red accents. Sonic transforms into a white 2025 Hyundai Santa Fe.

Character
Sonic is very energetic, unlike Tobot Ken. He possesses surprisingly high speed and agility. Sonic's best weapon is a soccer ball, as he has this ability. Sonic's soccer ball can block any attack it touches, such as a missile. However, due to his energetic nature, he can act recklessly, as seen in the second episode of season three.

W resembles an astronaut. His face has a W-shaped visor, similar to Tobots X, Y, and Tritan. He is purple and white. He also has wings on the back and a jetpack to aid in flight. His shoulder pads, which act as doors, fold into his shoulders. In the toy version, while one toy is inside another toy, you can pull it out. The fire shield has dark blue and red tones. In the Giga 7 special, he transforms into his new form, Tobot Mech W, which he also appears in in Tobot Athlon in Season 1, Episode 11. He now gains a jet mode with additional boosters on the back, and his colors have been changed from white and purple to blue and orange. He has a giant turbine built into his chest, very similar to Titan's hurricane mode.

Personality
W is very strict and fair. He has a stage voice that is filled with courage and heroism. He has a great relationship with Nathan. Tobot W's serious tone and demeanor, as well as his resonant, echoey speech tic, make him resemble a bard or minstrel. However, this trait was lost in the English dub.

Tobot Z is most notable for its red color, which it shares with R. Indeed, in mindcore mode, the mind cores are barely visible and are only visible because Z is more orange than R. In the original, Z is black, red, blue, and gray. Z Adventure is colored red, dark gray, and white, losing the light gray and blue.

Personality
Z is extremely loyal and devoted to his pilot, Dylan, and trusts him completely. Z is also somewhat sensitive and honest, to the point that it can be a bit dangerous. Z is shown to have less of a connection with Dylan than X and Ryan, and Y and Corey. However, they can only communicate with Dylan through the Toki Key, unlike X, who is shown to still obey commands even after Diluc closes his hand over the Toki. This likely has something to do with the fact that Dylan's Toki is designed differently than all other Tokis in the series, and that Z was bred by Limo, not Semo. However, Z's emotional connection to Dylan is likely stronger than most Tobots. He is shown to "cry" when Dylan "insulted" him, even when the other Tobots assured him it wasn't real. Z also "cried" when Dylan injured his leg and was forced to stay in the hospital. Z's sentence structure is very unique. After every sentence in the Korean and Filipino English dubs, Z always ends his sentence with "This is what I heard" or "This is what I'll say."

Tobot Y's initial appearance is primarily blue and white with hints of red and orange. Later updates feature shades of gray and silver. After the Season 1 episode "Brushes and Bikers," X and Y receive evolutionary upgrades. When the evolutionary upgrades were first revealed, Y was a dark blue sports car with a red crystal on its forehead. In the episode "Calibers and Rough Outs," Y was repainted from dark blue to a lighter blue. Y also no longer has the red crystal on its forehead. From Season 2 onward until Y's Adventure Update, Y underwent minor changes. Its feet now resemble athletic shoes, and its chest features a button used in the toy. After sustaining severe injuries from W under Diluc's control, Y needed a complete overhaul. That's where the Adventure Update comes in. Now Y transforms into a dark blue helicopter with a pilot's helmet and a slimmer upper body. His legs have become muscular, and he uses the front of the helicopter as feet, holding the cockpit for Cory and the others.

Personality
Tobot Y's most notable personality traits would be his laid-back nature and joking demeanor, very similar to his partner, Cory. He's reckless and doesn't tend to think before acting. He also relies heavily on his sheer speed, as he genuinely enjoys being fast. He's also quite idiotic at times.

In the first season, he usually wears a soccer jersey, even at home. The shirt is made up of two halves, divided into two colors: red and white, with a flower symbol on the right side. The number "33" is embossed in white on the back of the shirt, which he wears with light blue short sleeves. In the second season, he switched from his casual attire to a white shirt with red sleeves, with the "Tritan's Super Combo" logo on the back. In the early episodes, he was quite shy, especially after moving into Dylan and Limo's house. He was very afraid of them due to misunderstandings, such as when Dylan accidentally broke off his robotic arm or Limo spilled sauce on himself.

He was very curious and attracted to Tobot, and he was delighted to meet Z. Later, he was sad and disappointed because Z didn't tell him about the corrupted core memory. Later, when he became Tobot's pilot, he began to open up to others and became more confident.

As a car, X initially looked like an orange Kia Soul with a slit in the middle of its headlights, featuring a rugged design. X could also use its wheels as skates to glide across the road. In its evolutionary upgrade, X has a bulkier design with the traditional hooded chest still intact. Its orange color is much richer and deeper, and it also has giant heels. X could also use its wheels as skates in its evolutionary upgrade, however, this was only seen once for less than 5 minutes. The last thing changed in X's evolutionary upgrade is that the Tokey slot is now on its cape, located on its back. In the adventure upgrade, X became more of a forest explorer without the strong build. X underwent major changes, such as the rear of the Kia Soul becoming its chest and gaining an X belt. Its legs resemble explorer boots; they are black and slightly dirty. The shade of orange is much deeper, and it holds a spare tire.

In "Tobots: Heroes of Daedo City," X undergoes a dramatic transformation: he gains a face, and a miniature version of himself can detach from his original body during diagnostics. He appears as a white car, which, when transformed, reveals orange elements. The inscription "Tobot X" appears on his chest.

Personality
X is a kindhearted Tobot who cares for his friends and pilots. He acts like a wise old man to other Tobots. When X is in battle, he uses his strength to good effect. Tobot X has a dual personality: on the one hand, he is stern and strong, and on the other, kind and gentle. He can display both qualities successfully, but is generally quite generous and good-natured.

Ryan has large brown eyes and looks very much like Cory. He has a small nose and mouth. He wears a blue bomber jacket with white sleeves, a white T-shirt underneath, blue jeans like Cory's, and blue sneakers. He's a smart, calm, and sometimes nerdy ten-year-old boy. He's much smarter than Cory. He listens to his elders and is very kind. However, in the episode "New Friends, New Things," he admits to being a little proud.

Cory has short, shaggy, sandy-colored hair. He has brown eyes. He has moderately fair skin and is slightly shorter than his twin. In Daido Heroes, the character matures and now wears white sneakers with yellow details, jeans, and a yellow hoodie with a white T-shirt underneath. Cory has a very childish personality. He can be easily distracted and can sometimes be capricious, much like his tobot, Y. He can be disobedient to his elders. Although he is a very kind boy, he can sometimes lose his temper and yell at others. In the episode "Wheels and Deals," Franklin Char attempts to correct the hero's constant criticism of others by saying the following: "How would you feel if I yelled at you every time I was unhappy with my work?"

He wears white and blue headphones with blue stars around his neck, but as the series progresses, they appear less and less. Similarly, in "Heroes of Daedo City," headphones appear periodically around his neck; sometimes he wears them, sometimes not.

Dylan's left leg and left arm are prosthetics; they don't grow with him and must be replaced and adjusted as he grows. Because of this, in "Heroes of Daedo City," his left arm is smaller and paler, and while Limo initially wanted a realistic replacement, Dylan requested a more durable, combat-oriented version to compensate for Z's disability. The new arm is white with black and red accents. Even after Z was repaired, Dylan continues to use his combat arm. He uses it in combat or during rescues for self-defense and to enhance his rescue capabilities, usually strapping it to his right triceps so he can switch. In everyday life, he uses the realistic version.

After the events of the middle of the first season, Dylan softens and becomes more open and willing to engage in conversations. He's more assertive, and some of his brash and caustic comments are replaced by light teasing and sarcasm. Dylan still isn't as talkative as, say, Corey Char, but it's a big change from his solitary demeanor at the beginning of the first season. He's still relatively shy and quiet.

Dylan gets angry faster than other characters in Tobot. Dylan's anger builds up, and he expresses it in various ways: yelling, arguing, and withdrawing. Otherwise, he remains calm and composed under pressure. He quickly defends his father in any situation where someone might insult or accuse him.

Dylan has little experience interacting with children his age or younger. He's never been seen at school with anyone other than Dolly, Ryan, and Corey. When Han moved in with him, Dylan didn't know what to do or entertain him, so he took off his prosthetic leg and showed it to Han, which scared the crap out of him.

In "Dedo City Heroes," Dylan is shown to be the first to jump into action when confronted by humans or when a civilian is in danger. Examples include his confrontation with Valerie in the parking lot, where he punched a sign that was falling on a civilian, and his pursuit of one of the androids, which he grabbed by the ankle.

In "Daedo Heroes," Nathan's wardrobe is radically overhauled, retaining his flight suit and baseball cap but adding black fingerless gloves. His flight suit is now brown and purple, his hat is black, and both pieces have orange accents. He has blue eyes, and under his baseball cap, he has short, curly brown hair.

To support his brother, proving that he cares deeply for Timmy. It turns out he's a good actor and has been able to convince many people. Several lines of dialogue reveal that Nathan is self-conscious and lies to impress Timmy and make him believe in him. He's very intelligent for his age, and when he hacked the Tobots' AI chips, no one realized it was him due to his anonymous emails. However, he gradually realized he didn't enjoy wreaking havoc and wanted the Tobots to use their power for good, demonstrating his justice. He eventually resolved the pilots' problems and gave them the vaccine.

In later episodes, he forgot his grudge and helped the pilots create a new Tobot. He is shown to be safety-conscious: he told Dolly to look for cars with strong metal plates rather than colorful ones, and the others tried to make their Tobot look good, while he checked W's tires and safety checks, telling W he had a "bad feeling about this." He usually encourages the others to try their best and is emotionally expressive. Nathan was afraid of heights, but later overcame this fear and successfully flew W without fear.

The first season, struggling with indecisiveness and a certain lack of self-confidence, which he tries to overcome with the help of A and the rest of the team. However, despite his negative traits, he also has positive ones, such as trying to save people and choosing the Tobots over the villains.

Marisol has short blue hair with curly bangs. She wears a rock-band-inspired outfit—a red leather jacket, shorts, and a chain on her pants. She has crimson eyes and fair skin. Marisol is an optimistic and strong personality, often showing enthusiasm when joining the Tobot team. However, her downside is that she can be stubborn and has difficulty listening to advice.

Timmy has fair skin and short light-blond (yellow) hair. In the early seasons, he had gray eyes, later changing to blue. Timmy wears a white long-sleeved shirt, a light red vest, light blue pants, white socks, and black sneakers with white soles. He wears a black sunhat with a white interior. He is a big fan of Tobots. He sincerely admires them: his house is full of Tobot posters and toys. He often imitates the robots' movements.
Naive. For example, in one episode, he sincerely believed that Nathan had become the pilot of the Tobot Titan and blabbed about it to the other characters—for which he was reprimanded.
Hyperactive.
He's attached to his brother. Nathan is an authority figure for him, but because his brother is so busy, Timmy sometimes feels neglected.
He can be resentful. In season three, he became upset with Nathan because he rarely interacted with him and spent his time playing the game, ignoring requests to go to the park.
Hot-tempered when things don't go according to his plan.
He has extensive knowledge about tobots and is very proud of it.