In Season 3, Episode 1, newly-appointed guardian Enzo goes into a game, despite Dot ordering him not to in the previous season. He managed to get around that order ONCE by finding a loophole in her orders and simply staying put when a game cube was already dropping on him, and there were no other games after that until Season 3.

Dot, despite ordering Enzo not to go into games, acknwoledges that "he can't help himself," that the guardian code that Bob downloaded into Enzo's icon compelled him to enter the game, and he literally couldn't resist even if he wanted to, unless he's prevented from entering by third parties like Bob was in the very first episode. What else can "he can't help himself" possibly mean?

Meanwhile, in Season 3 Episode 3, Enzo tells Cyrus that he "can't go against his programming" as an explanation as to why he's going to trust Cyrus despite having no good reason to. Also, while arguing with Dot in Season 3 about why he should be allowed to go into games, his argument basically boils down to "I can't go against my code!"

Ok, first of all, that's pretty fucked up that becoming a guardian overrides one's free will like that. Sure, in the Season 2 finale, Enzo accepted the badge, but (A) that was after Bob had already downloaded the code into Enzo's icon, so no take backsies anyway, and (B) Enzo never had it explained to him that this would supersede his free will. So that's fucked up in its own right.

But then, in the Season 3 finale, we see Bob and Matrix do exactly what Dot claims they are incapable of doing: Making the conscious choice to stay out of a game. Meanwhile, in Season 3 Episode 6, we see Matrix and AndrAIa offer to stay behind for one more game in order to help rebuild, and while that offer was declined, it would have been pointless to offer if Matrix didn't have the ability to resist a game. In Season 4 Episode 5, when Dot tells Little Enzo and Glitch Bob to stay out of the game and let Matrix & Megabyte Bob handle it instead, then, if guardians "can't go against their programming," that should have meant that Glitch Bob was physically incapable of obeying Dot's orders even if he wanted to.

So what exactly is the deal here regarding guardians and their ability to go against their code?

everytime i try to search for the old reboot shirts to maybe find being sold by someone on a place like ebay, i never find results. why do these shirts seem to be non existent online???

Since the binomes are representation of zeroes and ones, I wonder if there have been any instances where the binomes are lined up in such a way to be a message or a secret word that fits the scene.

I know it's unlikely but it would still be cool.

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Hi guys, I'm a new fan and I've just finished binging the series. Thoughts on the two ReBoot movies / season 4?

I really enjoyed Daemon Rising; to me, that was the proper finale (and much more of a "movie", for that matter). It felt massive, a solid way to one-up what had already been a huge arc throughout the main series. I think there could've been a bit more depth to certain aspects of the story, but it was all very enjoyable and cool. Not gonna lie, Hex being the focus is a major reason I loved it!!

In a perfect world, they could've totally ended here - Bob and Dot are together, Mainframe is virus-free, Hex has been redeemed, both Enzos seem pretty content with themselves... the whole Bob clone appearing could've totally been little more than a last-minute gag. If they had to end on a wierd unresolved cliffhanger, it should've been that.

My Two Bobs was just odd - I think it was aiming to be a celebration of ReBoot as a whole, but it came out feeling like a retread. It's got the silly vibes of season one, but that's pretty jarring after all this world's been through. Characters feel strangely dumb, the scope of what's happening is crazy small compared to Season 3 and Daemon. The Pokémon parody was rock bottom. ​I suppose it's an okay tribute to ReBoot, what with both Bobs, Megabyte's return, the lighter tone more akin to the series' origins; but there's just nothing to bite into. I really don't even care that it ended on a cliffhanger, because the movie barely felt canon in the first place.

Here you go, folks! Enjoy our impromptu unboxing/review of the Yolopark AMK Series Model Kit of Optimus Primal. Don’t take us too seriously. 😏

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Twenty years ago, I decided to try to start a campaign to continue ReBoot from the cliffhanger ending in 2001. Sadly, just a few months later, in 2006, we lost Tony Jay. However, as I've learned over the years from becoming friends with ReBoot's co-creators, Tony not only loved ReBoot; he wouldn't want it to not continue due to his absence.

Lately, due to the efforts of ReBoot ReWind, ReBoot is looking better than ever before. The transfers from the D-1 master tapes look ALPHANUMERIC! It's so nice to finally see and hear the show as it was meant to be, especially compared to the distorted mess that we unfortunately had from the previous 2011 DVD release. I'm hoping there will be a complete series Blu-ray re-release in the not-too-distant future.

Perhaps, with renewed interest in ReBoot from the D-1 transfers, and what I hope will be exceptionally strong sales numbers from that potential Blu-ray, we'll finally be able to convince the powers that be to produce the resolution to the cliffhanger!

Thank you all for your continued support and interest in ReBoot!💙