The last five Cogs on the Sellbot corporate ladder are smiling or showing teeth, while the first three cogs are frowning, the sellbot V.P has both a smile and a frown.In the Toontown trailer, a Micromanager was wearing a Sellbot suit.Sellbots are the only cog type to not wear ties in the game, but some of them wear ties on their Trading Cards.Some cogs do not appear on streets those cogs are at the top of the corporate ladder, which are also. Also, cogs patrol the area, creating cog buildings and attempting to eliminate the toons in the area. Every street has toon buildings, which are essential for doing toontasks. Hollywood with the cog move Paradigm Shift. A street is a long path that connect to playgrounds, other streets, or a cog headquarters through a tunnel system. Hollywood can go up to level 12 and a Mingler can only go up to level 11, a Mingler is more powerful than a Mr. Sellbots are the most powerful cogs, because the Glad Hander's Schmooze attack can make one toon in battle lose up to 20 laff points, the Mover & Shaker's Quake attack can make all toons in battle lose up to 21 laff points, the Two-Face's Evil Eye attack can make one toon in battle lose up to 18 laff points, and the Mingler's Paradigm Shift can make all toons in battle lose up to 24 laff points.Sellbots are currently the only cogs to have two different cog buildings: Regular cog buildings and field offices.Locations with no Sellbots are excluded from the table. Sellbots are generally located at Elm Street and Oak Street in Daisy Gardens or Alto Avenue in Minnie's Melodyland.
All Sellbots have pink hands (the exception being the Cold Caller, who has blue hands). The Sellbot suit also includes a shirt which is unbuttoned at the neck, with no tie. Their suit is similar to the Bossbot suit, only being darker and having a tartan pattern. The Sellbot symbol looks like a bar graph, this representing the Sellbots expertise in sales.
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