Gadgets and Items
- Alleycat: Alleycat is GLF's toy car and war machine.
- Krusher: Krusher is Ken's extreme monster truck.
- B.A.G. 3000: B.A.G. 3000 is a dangerous weapon. Weapons effect is laughing. Created by Coco. But the last one is most dangerous. So Coco was throwed last one. But Zitzy takes plans of the B.A.G. 3000 and makes it. Zitzy's B.A.G. 3000 destroyed by Madman.
- Robotic Juanita: Created by Zitzy. Ken needs it. Because he wants become a Block's new mayor.
- Dirty Donut Machine: Created by Zitzy. It makes dirty donuts. Dirty donut's effect is zombify vermins.
- Space-Time Continuum Harp:Created by Coco. Effect is briefly stunning vermins at the talent show just long enough for the GLF to swoop in and steal the shrimp ring. But Coco's makes a mistake. She opens hole in the space-time continuum. Coco and Nigel are doomed to repeat the same mission.
- Kazoo of Doom: Used by Tabba in the past at the war. Effect of the kazoo is of control rats.
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