POWER PLAYERS Deluxe Electronic Action Figure 22 cm Axel with Sound Effects 12 Points of Articulating Toy for Children from 4 Years Old, PWW023

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a b Mitch Metcalf (March 24, 2020). "Sunday 3.22.2020 Top 150 Cable Originals & Network Finals". Showbuzz Daily . Retrieved September 3, 2022. a b Mitch Metcalf (March 3, 2020). "Sunday 3.1.2020 Top 150 Cable Originals & Network Finals". Showbuzz Daily . Retrieved September 3, 2022. Madcap turns to Axel and his team for help after a sonic upgrade to Porcupunk threatens to bring down the house.

During battle, he also sometimes shouts "By Gorm!", referencing another toy franchise owned by Planeta Junior, one of which was also written by Man of Action Studios. Axel ventures into his uncle's strictly off-limits basement lab in hopes of fixing a broken toy, and ends up unleashing living ones instead: the renegade Madcap and a team of superpowered toys dedicated to stopping him. Some online sources would incorrectly state that Season 1 has 52 episodes instead of 78. This is likely because the show was originally going to feature 52 episodes instead of 78 in the past and these sources forgot to fix them.a b Mitch Metcalf (April 21, 2020). "Sunday 4.19.2020 Top 150 Cable Originals & Network Finals". Showbuzz Daily . Retrieved September 3, 2022. When Axel is playing with Orangutank and Porcupunk in " Unboxing Part 1", he calls himself "Action Axel". After the events of the next episode, he uses that name whenever he transforms himself into a living action figure by the Power Bandz. Axel owns two pairs of the same shoes he wears on a daily basis with the second pair often seen in his room. Axel and the team compete against themselves in tests of skill, strength, and stamina, but when SloBot gets belittled, he splits into three separate robots - each with their own evil personalities.

When the local news interviews Uncle Andrew about his toy inventing, an envious Galileo stages a play in the park with the help of Axel and the team, only to be interrupted by an equally envious Madcap, who is out to steal the spotlight for himself.

Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy: Downplayed on the kung-fu part, but he's pretty self-absorbed and isn't above snubbing Axel's admiration of him or following Madcap's lead if it gets him to the real world. Heroic Sacrifice: Takes a blow to protect Zoe and ends up drained of his Minergy after the fact in the season finale. The Stinger implies he'll get better after some fixing. Girly Bruiser: While her demeanor is more tomboyish, her mecha has a skirt and they're colored in bright pink, purple, and cyan. She doesn't treat any of these girly traits as a problem. Graceful Loser: Though she's pretty tough as an opponent, she's actually pretty impressed by Zoe and respects when she's given a good enough challenge. Axel's friend Zoe builds her own battle suit in hopes of joining Axel's team, and tries to assist them in a battle against Pyrant and his army of mind-control drones.

Princess Sugar Salt (voiced by Sona Movsesian) - One of Madcap's henchmen, a fairy-like toy who wields a wand that is able to create a giant hand and can use magic. [ citation needed] Axel finds himself at the center of a disagreement between Sarge and Masko over what’s more important in battle – the weapon or the one who wields it – after Dynamo bonds the trio together! The Smurfette Principle: The only girl in the Power Players, not counting Zoe occasionally joining in. As Zoe preps Cleo LeBall's birthday party, Axel and the team run damage control against a jealous crasher - Princess SugarSalt, who has turned the decorations and gifts into instruments of chaos! Dr. Nautilus (voiced by Richard Horvitz) [6] - One of Madcap's henchmen, a mutant cephalopod toy with one eye and four stretchable arms who resides in the sewers. He is able to generate both acid and sentient eyeball creatures.

Slobot (voiced by Landon McDonald) [3] - A robotic inventor who moves slowly, but is a valuable asset of the team. According to Jeremy Zag when the series was greenlighted into production, [Power Players] will be a "dynamic action show with great comedy" and he describes it as "aspirational and heroic". [7]

As Zoe preps Cleo LeBall's birthday party, Axel and the team run damage control against a jealous Princess Sugar Salt, who turns the decorations and gifts into instruments of chaos.Axel and Bobbie Blobby skip out on Sarge's disaster-prep drills, leaving enough of a gap in the team's defenses for a crow to swoop in and snatch Sarge! Feeling responsible, Axel leads the team on a search-and-rescue mission.