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The CEO he is the head boss bot and boss bots are the head cogs
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In toon town how do you be friends to a cog?
i play toon town and... U DONT
Can you be a cog in toon town?
No, you can not be a cog. You can only be a toon who defeats cogs. but you can dress up like one! Get all the suit parts and head to the CFO or CEO or CJ or VP and you will be dressed like a cog for like half a minuette
What is cog nation and is it coming?
Cog Nation is the BIG Cog HQ with every type of Cog in it. The boss is the boss of all Cogs, The Chairman. No one knows if it's coming or not except for Toontown Developers, although there is a high chance of it coming due to hints in the Toon News, and other hints in Toontown.
How do you make a cog for toon town central?
You have to do a certain mission to unlock the head, then you beat the cog bosses which are like lvl 60 so you should bring lots of friends, but only sometimes do you unlock the parts of the body of the cog.
How do you make a building in toon town?
Its not possible for a toon to make a building but cogs can make buildings. They just walk in and down falls a building, they usually occar during cog invasions.
Can cogs laugh on toontown?
Yes, but only when a toon does a cog miss SOS toon.
Which is the weakest cog on toontown?
A Flunky. This is a Bossbot Cog. Flunkys are the easiest because they are in your Toon-torial and Toontown wanted to show you an easy start with the weakest Cog.
How do you become a power toon on toontown?
Defete many Cog buildings.
How do you make a cog not a toon from Disney toontown online?
You can not. It is entirely impossible.
Where do you find cold callers in toontown?
Cold Callers are easy to find. I find them in toon town central. The best way to find out if a cold caller is in the area you need to go into your cog gallery and click the symbol it will then show if any are in the area. ALSO please enjoy toon town! :)
Is toon town safe?
yes toon town is safe
Where does Roger Rabbit live?
"Toon Town" .
