History Animation / CubixRobotsForEveryone

* NeverSayDie: Unusually (for a 4kids dub) averted in the first season, though played straight in the second. First example would be in Episode 1 where Connor jokes his dad would kill him for running away. Then in Episode 2 Connor outright states his mother had died years ago. Then in Episode 5 where Hela claims her father died in an accident. And in Episode 7 Hela at one point states "Are you trying to get us killed!?"

* RocketPunch: Cubix is capablek of doing this.

* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Many robots in the show are capable of this, including Cubix.f

* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Since the Japanese dub skipped episode 5, the viewers won't recognize the Chef robot during the scene where the Botties identify the Solex infected robots.

* CallingYourAttacks: Cubix does this in the Japanese dub.

* PokémonSpeak: Scavenger can only say his own name.

* VerbalTic: Mag-Pyon often ends sentences with "pyon".

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** Episode 2 had "You can never have", which plays during Connor and Cubix's little race. Some airings cut this scene out entirely and then had new narration by Connor later on in the episode during the song's reprise.

* Episode 14 had "You may be...", which was also featured in the Korean dub with Korean lyrics. Some airings such as the Hulu version removed this song entirely.

--> '''Cubix:''' (smiles) Out...of...solex...

* InsertSong: There were a few insert songs used in some episodes. Though some were only present on the DVD release.

** The Korean dub used [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DoTKBtDeCM "Cubix, Wanna be my friend?"]]

* {{Bowdlerise}}: The infamous "Burping Bubbles" scene in "Tommorows Robot Today". In the original the bubbles were explosive, whereas in the dub they're still explosive but are filled with gas that makes people burp.

* DubNameChange: 4Kids localized many of the original Korean character names for the English dub. Connor was originally "Haneul", Abby was "Yuri", "Chip was "Min Woo" and Kolossal was "Scavenger" to name a few.

* RocketPunch: Yes, Cubix can do this.

** In the original Korean version, Cubix never spoke at all until the season finale.

* TheVoiceless: In the original Korean version, Locomotor (i.e. Maximix) had no voice. Also Cubix did not speak at all until the season 1 finale.

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* AdaptationExpansion: 4kids worked together with Cinepix to produce the show. As such the Korean version came first and the English version was based upon it, with several scenes featuring new animation being created solely for the English version. For example, more scenes were added into the first episode showing the Botties warming up to Connor as he works on Cubix. Other international dubs are based on the English dub with the exception of the Japanese dub which borrows elements from both the English and Korean version for its own unique adaptation.

** The Japanese dub used [[https://youtu.be/U5Aumi6LQXs "Stay with Me"]]

* CatchPhrase: In the Japanese dub "Professor K" often states his own name in a sing song voice to announce his presence.
* CallingYourAttacks: Cubix does this in the Japanese dub.
--> '''Combock:''' Combock, reload!

** In the Japanese dub, Connor is named "Ichiro", Cubix is "Combock", "Bubble Town" is "New Musashino City" and Doctor K is "Professor K".

* NoExportForYou: For some reason, the Japanese dub skipped two episodes "The Iron Chef" and "Crash Test Pest".

* RecycledSoundtrack: Some of the BGM in the Korean version was stock music that had been featured in other shows such as WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce, WesternAnimation/MegasXLR and WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants. For example:
** The track that plays when Dr K. first attacks the Botties Pit was also used in an episode of [[https://youtu.be/fNr9527MOjQ?t=5m6s Aqua Teen Hunger Force.]]
** The track that plays as the Botties escape the sewer is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYsz_u4Smlk the title card music for "The Sponge Who Could Fly"]]
** The track that plays when Dr K. activates his giant robot is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2eU1I9Vm7M The Glorft theme in Megas XLR]].

* ToTheTuneOf: In the Japanese dub the titular magnet robot sings an "Ode to Joy" in Japanese, in episode 7.

* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Many robots in the show are capable of this, including Cubix.
* V8EngineNoises: Despite the futuristic setting with hovercars the Japanese dub uses these.

* CallingOutYourAttacks: Cubix does this in the Japanese dub.

** In the Japanese dub, Connor is named "Ichiro", Cubix is "Kombock", "Bubble Town" is "New Musashino City" and Doctor K is "Professor K".

The plot revolves around a boy named Connor and his robot Cubix, a SuperPrototype made of modular blocks who can transform into any number of useful forms. Along with his friends from the local robot repair shop (the "Botties"), Connor and Cubix battle the evil Dr. K as he tries to collect a mysterious substance called Solex that's causing robots to go berserk.

The series was commissioned, licensed and dubbed by Creator/FourKidsEntertainment and created by Korean animation studio ''Cinepix''.

* AdaptationExpansion: 4kids worked together with Cinepix to produce the show. As such the Korean version came first and the English version was based upon it, with several scenes featuring new animation being created solely for the English version. For example, more scenes were added into the first episode showing the Botties warming up to Connor as he works on Cubix.

* RecycledSoundtrack: Some of the BGM in the Korean version was stock music that had been featured in other shows such as AquaTeenHungerForce, MegasXLR and SpongebobSquarepants. For example:

* RobotMaster: Nearly every human in the show except Connor's dad.

** In "War Triangle" Dr K. discusses his evil plan using Gingerbread Cookies embedded with gumdrops. In the original version the cookies were action figures (with gumdrops on them). This change was likely made due to the fact that Dr K. proceeds to eat a gumdrop in the scene and 4kids didn't want to give kids the impression it's okay to eat toy parts.

The series was commissioned, licensed and dubbed by Creator/FourKidsEntertainment and created by Korean animation studio''Cinepix'''.

The series was licensed and dubbed by Creator/FourKidsEntertainment. Viewers in the U.S. can watch it on [[http://www.hulu.com/cubix-robots-for-everyone Hulu]].

[[caption-width-right:350: ♪ Robots for Everyone! ♪]]

* {{Bowdlerise}}: The infamous "Burping Bubbles" scene in "Tommorows Robot Today".

* NeverSayDie: Unusually (for a 4kids dub) averted in the first season, though played straight in the second. First example would be in Episode 1 where Connor jokes his dad would kill him for running away. In episode 2 Connor outright states his mother had died years ago. Then the second time in Episode 5 where Hela claims her father died in an accident. Then in Episode 7 Hela at one point states "Are you trying to get us killed!?"

* WrenchWench: Abby and Helen, both members of the Botties.

* FaceHeelTurn: Konfusion after it becomes apparent Dr K. doesn't care about him.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler: Kilobot was defeated when the heroes used his own giant Zombot monster to drain him of his EPU energy. Considering Kilobot's [[MegaManning method]] [[EnergyAbsorption of gaining]] [[LifeEnergy his powers]], it's [[DeathByIrony ironic]] and [[PoeticJustice poetic]]. ]]

** Mong's name was redubbed as "Mark" in the UK broadcast after there was some controversy about his character. MENCAP complained that the character of Mong makes fun of people who are Mongoloid but given that the show gives its robot characters stereotyped personalities anyway it probably wasn't intentional. Ironically Mong was the only Bottie to retain his name from the original Korean version.