Spy Fox 2: "Some Assembly Required" is the second of three games in the Spy Fox series of video games that were developed and published by Humongous Entertainment. The game is an adventure game centered on the World's Fair. Plot In the Alps, Spy Fox is first seen with Agent Gracefully, who is part of a spy exchange program (similar to a student exchange program) from Canada. She gives him the assembly instructions for a 1/1000 scale "dogbot" toy and a pill that can transform into a pair of skis by adding water. Suddenly, goons who work at S.M.E.L.L.Y. (the Society for Meaningless Evil Larceny Lying and Yelling) chase Fox, but he gets away after using his skis and jumps onto an airplane. Spy Fox meets with the Chief of Spy Corps and shows what he has found. The mailing label reads, "To LeRoach. Co: Chateau LeRoach. World's Fair." The Chief then sends Fox there, where Monkey Penny and Professor Quack have already set up the Mobile Command Center. After entering, Spy Fox gives Monkey Penny the assembly instructions for referral, if necessary. To gain access to the Chateau LeRoach, Fox has to make a false ID card, using Professor Quack's ID maker. Fox then meets LeRoach, who explains his plan. LeRoach explains that he disguised the robot as the centerpiece for the World's Fair and that the people going through the turnstile are unknowingly winding gears to get the DogBot operational; this will happen when the 1,000,000th customer enters and the DogBot will go on a horrifying destruction spree. He also says that he hid the Off Switch so it can't be found and that Fox would also need the activation code and get past a "breath detector" device to enter the DogBot. LeRoach then imprisons Fox in the DogBot's mouth. After arranging gears to unlock his prison cell and escape, Fox sets out to help Walter Wireless get to Wee World to receive the Activation Code, enter the DogBot through its achilleas heel (literally) and find the missing Off Switch. As Fox completes his tasks, LeRoach reveals his backstory, saying that when he was a young boy, he was not allowed to ride the ride "French Pastries of the Past" because he was not tall enough to go through the turnstile. When other kids made fun of him for this, he swore to himself that he would get