Mabel is a precocious young inventor, explorer, and thinker. After finding herself alone after The Reset, all she wants is a friend. After repairing Switch, she thinks she may have found the perfect companion - but Switch has ideas of his own of what his dream life would be.

Switch is a Microbee robot who shut down during the Reset, to be fixed by Mabel ten years later. His main purpose in life, work, has disintegrated, and he finds himself at a loss of what to do next. Can Mabel help Switch realise there's more to life than just working?

Phoebe is the self-appointed leader of the gang. She knows what's best for everyone - although Mabel isn't so sure. Phoebe has taken it upon herself to protect her ragtag bunch of friends, even if it means making the tough decisions. Will Phoebe and Mabel ever see eye to eye?

If the apocalypse was a fashion show, Sheena would win first prize. Easily influenced by both style and people, Sheena always wants to do what's coolest and what the majority want. This can sometimes get her into hot water with her companions. Will Sheena learn to separate herself from the crowd?

Lux is the youngest of the group, constantly looking for approval and praise from whoever will give it. As the youngest, she's often given the dud jobs (like carrying the cassette player). She wants to be seen as an equal. but doesn't know where to begin. Will Lux eventually earn the respect of her superiors?

Eric is an engineering whiz and owns the workshop Mabel comes across in her mission to get Switch working like he used to. Is Eric as scary as he seems?

Agnes is an eccentric inventor that used to work in the factory before the reset. She's convinced there's secrets that need to be uncovered within the now-dead factory, and she can't wait to find them all!

The Chief lives by the belief that nothing good can come from co-existing among robots, and all of them should be wiped out to make sure another reset doesn't happen.

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Seymour is one of the Chief's dedicated followers, trying to enact the Temple of Nobotics vision of 'no more robots'. The only problem is... Seymour shares a singular brain cell with Orson, which makes them not so great at their job.

Orson is another dedicated follower of the Chief, within the Temple of Nobotics. She has a few more brains than Seymour... but not much.