suicide run to save everyone else. However, she turned out to be alive in the end. Swang the Bug Boyzz - Acts as a reconnaissance and distractions specialist. Moves by hopping. Cannot speak normally, instead communicating with synthesized chirps which the other Boyzz Brigade (ZZ and Blitzy included) can understand. Twig - The largest Boyzz and ZZ's bodyguard. Twig is designed to function with ZZ's car, able to transform into a robot or fly when his master is in danger. He can also detach from his car components when not out on a mission, so he can fit inside the base. Twig is also very well armed and often aids in frontal assaults when maximum firepower is needed. The Talking Heads - The Talking Heads (or "T-Heads") are a group of robot heads built by Genesix that sit on a shelf in ZZ's house. They usually just comment on goings-on but occasionally are put to work helping the other Boyzz (such as in the episode "Flowers for ZZ"). Even though they are mostly immobile (they can turn toward one another), their positions on the shelf rearrange from episode to episode. Individually they are known as: T1 - A talking green robot head with fins. T2 - A pink robot head that laughs a lot. T3 - A rectangular purple robot head. T4 - A green robot head with eyestalks. T5 - A gold-colored robot head. Birden and Freehand - These bots aid the team by acting as decoys against the Corp's Security Bots. Birden is a robot bird built by Genesix, but he was too busy to build an accurate navigation system causing Birden to fly around randomly and cause havoc. Freehand is basically an arm attached to a rotor that flies around ZZ's house, usually enacting tasks for the Talking Heads. Jungle Fiver - The Boyzz Brigade's most powerful weapon. A group of five vehicles that can transform into robots and also combine into a heavily armed giant robotic fighting machine. It is generally considered to be the one element of the Boyzz Brigade mainly under Blitzy's command, while ZZ takes command of the remainder of the brigade. The individual vehicles and Jungle Fiver appear to have some sort of autopilot, but are usually (more so as the series progressed) piloted by the Boyzz or the Zulanders. Jungle Fiver usually engages the Corp's MDBs and is treated as a