Transformers Rescue Bots Academy

Optimus Prime builds a new team of young Cybertronians to train as first responders at the Rescue Bots Academy.

Hotshot learns to find his place on the Rescue Bot Recruits team with the help of the Mul-T-Cog and his friends.

Hotshot has to baby-sit the damaged RBA Test Robot, who won't stay put.

When the recruits get caught in a snow storm, Whirl's police bot attention to procedure and detail saves the day.

The Recruits keep failing a fire rescue simulation, until they realize that on earth, even the tiny living things play a huge part.

When Wedge is put in charge of practicing the recruits' response time, his drive for perfection does more harm than good.

At his teammates' urging, Hoist invents some new "cool tools" to improve their rescue abilities. But they fail specactularly, leaving Hoist feeling awful, until Boulde teaches him not to give up.

Hotshot's big head gets him in trouble, literally, when his own giant scuplture threatens to destroy Griffin Rock.

Hoist is made leader of a mission, but he struggles with trusting his own ideas and lets others lead instead--with nearly disastrous results.

Medix's dedication to logic comes in useful after he learns a glitch trick from one of the computer simulations.

The recruits worry that one of their team will be cut when they notice that there are 5 of them, but only 4 rescue bots.

When Whirl is given a task, she insists on doing it alone, discovering the hard way that there's no "I" in team.

Hoist is terrified by the Academy's new teacher, Grimlock---until some intervention from his friends and Heatwave shows him everyone is scared of something, but courage is proceeding anyway.

Blaming his teammates for a failed exerciese that made him miss a cube game on Cybertron, Hot Shot tackles a rescue alone to show off his solo skill-with disastrous results.

Each recruit gets to train with the ultimate rescue tool, the TX3000, but Hot Shot has never used one before, and his reticence to admit his lack of experience almost botches a dangerous rescue.

The bots are surprised to discover that their bit important off-planet mission is actually to save a single tiny plant.

Believing it will inspire them on their rescues, Whirl tries to teach the Recruits cheerleading routines. They're not interested until they realize she's taught them a valuable lesson in teamwork.

Hot Shot gets help with his flying technique from a surprising visitor.

When Wedge rashly challenges HotShot to a one-on-one challenge, he worries that he doesn’t have the skills to win.

Medix doesn’t like surprises. But the other recruits decide that it's only because he's never had the right kid of surprise. So they set-up a surprise Medix themed rescue mission with unsurprising disastrous results.

Boulder leads the class on an underwater ocean clean-up mission, but the recruits are so busy competing with each other, they stumble into danger.

Hoist builds a cleaning droid to help scrub the academy, but instead it nearly destroys it.

When the team visit the local museum, they all think Whirl's gone into police overdrive--but just because you're paranoid doesn’t mean there's no cat burglar.

Hot Shot beats his bad luck with the help of Cody's good luck charm - a rubber ducky.

Hoist needs to spend time in his stasis pod, but can't bear to miss out on the action and keeps heading back before he's recuperated. He discovers that a damaged bot is a dangerous bot…

The bots experience their first Halloween and Wedge goes dressed up as Bumblebee but his 'heroic' behavior backfires when the recruits respond to a fire rescue.

When the Bots become stranded in space while making repairs on the Asgard, the Recruits have to figure out who does what to perform a daring rescue.

The recruits go to rescue a balloon from a tree but end up on top of a rocket, on a crane, on a skyscraper.

When they tackle a fantasy simulation that pits them against a fire-breathing dragon, the Recruits learn that the obvious answer isn't always the right one.

Griffin Rock Lad Pioneer Wes wins a day at the Academy to spend with each the Recruits in turn. However, Wedge keeps avoiding spending time with him as unlike the other bots he doesn't think that a mere construction bot has anything to offer.

Alone in the Academy with a Triceratops, Hoist must overcome his fear of dinosaurs and calm the savage beast.

When Hot Shot replaces Chase's traffic stop simulation for his computer game - the recruits find themselves unprepared as they face giant hedgehogs.

When the other Recruits tell Medix he's a "stick in the mud," he enlists Chase to help him learn how to loosen up. But Medix's newfound sense of humor threatens a rescue and his value to the team.

When a cute dog follows the recruits back from a mission, the recruits decide to keep him as a pet, despite Academy rules to the contrary. However, the dog didn't follow them because it needed a home, it was on its own rescue mission.

When the recruits take part in a training exercise for covert policing, Hot Shot is partnered with the least stealthy of all Rescue Bots, Grimlock. But has the duo taken on mission impossible? Or could Hot Shot learn from Grimlock's unconventional skills.

When the team are sent to evacuate a colony of rare Yellow-Eyed penguins from an island, the approaching electrical storm affects the Trainees abilities and they discover the only tool they have left is their brains.

Hoist uses an unfair advantage to win a search game, allowing him to choose the location for the next Sim Exercise. He picks the Old West, and as the Recruits search for gold, Hoist learns that winning isn't everything.

Whilst looking for some crashed pieces of a space satellite, Wedge pulls off a spectacular rescue at Dig Fest and becomes an unlikely star of the show.

Medix mistakes TV commercial for a real monster attack in Milford and sets off to save the city.

When Hoist is put in charge of a new sonic fence, he can only remember its access code by creating a tune. But when that tune becomes too catchy and endangers missions, the team have to learn to remain calm to succeed.

Heatwave brings back what he thinks is a sample from an asteroid, and blames the Recruits when it disappears. While searching for it to clear their names, the Recruits quickly discover that the "rock" is actually an alien--and it's loose in the Headquarters!

The bots swap roles with the teachers to show them that learning can be fun but their efforts backfire especially when they're called out on rescue.

On a field trip to an area of natural beauty the Recruits face a swarm of metalmunching Scraplets.

Wedge is excited when his hero Bumblebee visits the academy as a guest teacher, but the young bot's attempts to impress backfire.

When the Bots are given cellphones as part of Earth Studies they become distracted and inattentive which causes problems when they have to focus and rescue Wes from a mine.

When Whirl struggles with a tricky maneuver, she doubts her place on the team. Reassuring her, Blades mentions a distant Rescue Bot Guru who once helped him. But he knows it's really the journey on the way to the Wise One that will help the most...

When the Bots go on a satellite repair mission, their carelessly discarded trash hurtles around the earth's orbit, growing into a problem big enough to destroy them and the Sigma.

The Recruits travel deep underwater to find an unmanned submersible. But a struggle to communicate effectively in the deep, dark waters nearly scuppers the mission.

When the dogs start behaving strangely near the Academy, Hoist sees the investigation as an opportunity to try out his new communications system, but it's the comms that are the problem.

When the Rescue Bots face a Sim they can't beat, they must learn to deal with failure and focus on what's really important.

There's no 'I' in team.

There's no 'I' in team.