Gamer Geeks

The Gamer Geeks are a subgroup from BotBots.

Level up! Be it digital or tabletop, the Gamer Geeks play to win, noob!

The geek shall inherit the Earth!Steer'd Wrong, "The Ruckus Rally"

Members

These high scorers include:

• Chitter Click the computer mouse
• Fomo the sports camera
• Game Over the game controller
• Pop N. Lock the boom box
• Ring-A-Ling the mobile phone
• Snorg the karaoke machine
• Steer'd Wrong the arcade game
• a game light-gun
• a computer
• a vintage game joystick
• a vintage game system
• a stack of CD-ROMs
• a gamer chair
• a pixelated Autobot symbol
• a video "ghost"
• a prop jet-pack
• a toy spaceship
• a plush wizard
• a role-playing game book
• a stack of collectible gaming cards

Toys

BotBots

• BotBots packs (2023)
  • Series: 6

Part of the sixth Series of BotBots, the individual members of the Gamer Geeks are spread out across a range of products, see individual entries if you really want the full rundown. Gamer Geeks members can be found in:

• Single-bot Blind Bag Mystery Figures
• 5-Packs with characters from the Gamer Geeks and Hunger Hubs, and an additional blind-packed Bot that might be from the Oil Slicks.
• The Outta Controller vehicle set

There are two specifically "Gamer Geeks"-themed 5-packs in the sixth series, but as of right now, we do not have packaged images to know the contents of these sets... nor do we know most of the toys' names.

Notes

• Fomo and Game Over are originally from the Techie Team and Lost Bots respectively, but were part of the Gamer Geeks in the BotBots cartoon.
• Ring-A-Ling appears to be a cartoon-original character, despite there being a cell phone BotBots mold. She was only established as a Gamer Geek at the very end of the first season, in "The Goldrush Games - Part the First".
• It was initially though that Playgor Cardquest was a member of the Gamer Geeks on the cartoon due to a currently unnamed gaming card member of the Gamer Geeks being shown in the series 6 that was assumed to be him. It was later clarified that he belonged to an unnamed tabletop gaming store squad instead.

Foreign names

• French: Geek-Bots
• German: Gamer Nerds
• Portuguese: Nerds do Arcade ("Arcade Nerds")