The " Con Crew", is separated into three miniature "sub-squads" that specialize in different tasks relating to a convention. Bottle O-Tears, Cuddle Wuddle, Highroller, Mal Content, Minnycake, Trend Blend, Wristocrat, Smooth Shaker (Lost Bot) Jacqueline (voiced by Julie Lemieux)– a shy BotBot from the Fashion Forwards and Dimlit's girlfriend. She transforms into a mannequin head, and unlike most of the other BotBots, is not based on any of the toys. She always gets calm and pleasant to see the Lost Bots as well. Agent Wagner (voiced by Raven Dauda)– an agent from Sector Seven sent to deal with the mysterious occurrences at the mall and meets Dave for a talk in the Goldrush Games.

Clogstopper (voiced by Christian Potenza)– one of the first 4 Lost Bots who wants to join the Custodial Crew. Clogstopper is idiotic, goofy, awkward, and prone to making very relaxed, funny and goofy decisions and unintentional comedies that usually cause odd problems for his groups. He hopes to go to the Custodial Crew as his own dream, Additionally, he is very funny compared to the others in his favorite comedy, he even uses a hand puppet sometimes. Clogstopper is also interest in Fottle Barts. He transforms into a plunger. Vomit Comet (voiced by Martin Roach)– a member of the Custodial Crew. He is one of the more level-headed BotBots, though he also likes causing mischief. He transforms into a vomit pile. BotBots easily has the highest percentage of female Transformers in its cast of any Transformers toyline, and by a stunningly wide margin. In the first two series alone, 39 of the 121 characters are female. In fact, it took Transformers as a whole thirty years to approach that number of female toy-characters period, and that's including convention-exclusive offerings! (And not counting toys that had no bio upon release and were later retconned as female.) As of Series 5, roughly a third of the cast is female, with a few bio-less 'bots and some with no gendered pronouns in their bio at all.

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Starscope (voiced by Sean Jordan)– a member of the Science Alliance. He serves as the team's observer and a rapper and singer. Starscope was characterized as a female in the original toyline and transforms into a telescope. All of the characters introduced thus far are entirely new, separate from any traditional Generation 1 characters: a rarity in today's Transformers market.

Anty Farmwell (voiced by Julie Lemieux) is a caretaker of her ants, she is seen with Dinger and Batsby, and she transforms into an ant farm Big Botti, Bogus Pocus, Brotato, Frizzle Fry, Lolly Mints, Prince Perfumius, TP Itch, Abominable Soundman (Lost Bot) Fottle Barts (voiced by Lisa Norton)- A member of the Hunger Hubs, she is the best friend of Ulf the Orange and always an nice and handy pal. Barts is also interested in Clogstopper. She transforms into a red-colored ketchup bottle. In the universe of the BotBots, a mysterious cloud of energon gas drifted through a shopping mall, turning tools, electronics, furniture, food, toys, sports equipment, and just about anything else into tiny transforming robots. By day they hide, and by night, mischief is aplenty.

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Storyboards for a pitched but unmade BotBots commercial done by Sahle Robinson can be found on the Sahl'good Studios YouTube channel, humorously featuring sound effects performed vocally by Sahle to help sell the concept. [1] BotBots easily has the highest percentage of female Transformers in its cast of any Transformers toyline, and by a stunningly wide margin. In the first two series alone, 39 of the 121 characters are female. In fact, it took Transformers as a whole thirty years to approach that number of female toy characters, and that's including convention-exclusive offerings! (And not counting toys that had no bio upon release and were later retconned as female.) As of Series 5, roughly a third of the cast is female, with a few bio-less 'bots and some with no gendered pronouns in their bio at all. Face Ace (voiced by Paloma Nuñez)– a member of the Science Alliance. She transforms into a pair of safety goggles.